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parts of townships above enumerated, is required
TO establish the 70 the satisfaction of the regis
ter and receiver Of the proper Land Office and
make payment therefor as practicable after
seeing THIS notice, and before the ayappointed for
the commencement Of the public sale of the lands
embracing the tracts claimed; otherwise such claim
will be forfeited. j. BUTTERFIELD,
Commissioner ofth General Land Office.
Nav o-lawI3w
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DoOK OF RELIGIONS, comprising The views,
ID creeds, scntiments, and opinions of all the
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EMPIRE STATE MUTUAL INSURANCE.
COMPANY,
OF SARATOGA SPRINGS N Y

EMPIRE STATE MUTUAL INSURANCE.
OF SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. Y.
Capital, S20O,0OO.
THIS company was organized under the Ccner al
Il Insurance law Of New York, passed April 10,
lS49, and has been doing a very successful bust
ness, and will insure dwelling houses, stores,
household furniture, and other property on as In
vorable terms any other responsible Company in
this country.
The public are referred to the following letter
OF the Hon. ID. S. Dickinson, Senator from the
State OF New York, for the standing of the Com
pany:
WAsHINGToN, March 8, 1851
/ am acquainted with some of the officers OF the
Empire Mutual Insurance Company, located at
Saratoga Springs, New York and know otbers by
character The Company is in the hands of gen
temcn of high character for integrity and bust
ness capacity, and cannot doubt that il will ba
prudenty and successfully conducted.
d. S. DICKINSON.
Directors.
Isaac Fowler, Samuel Pitkin,
Geo. Young,jr, Hermon Thomas,
II. H. Hathorn, VIM. II. Flccman,
q. M. Dawson, Samuel Corning,
Theo. w. Sanders, Joseph Daniels,
p. M. Moriarty. George Clements.
Hon.. John H. Boyd,
ISAAC FOWLER, President.
II. H. HATHORN, Vice President
GEO. YOUNG, JR, Secretary.
VIM. ii. FLEEMAN, Treasurer
Applications for insurance may be made to T.. c.
WEED, agent, North street, Capitol Hill.
March 6--tf
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and psrmiiiess Of Mineral Lands.
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10 any of the lands within the townships and parts
OF townships above enumerated. is required to cs-
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and Receiver Of the proper Land Office, and make
ikis notice, and before the day appointed for the
commencement of the public sale Of the lands EN-
bracing tho tract claimed, otherwise such claim
will be forfeited. And
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DANKING.-A Practical Treatise ON Ranking.
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BY the President OF the United States.

Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
May 2-lawl3w
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The Presidents TOur.

The New. York papers are filled with detsils
OF the magnificent reception given in that City
to President FILLMo2E and his Cabinet on the
18th TUESDAY last twas evidently one OF the
most gorgeous and enthusiastic affairs that ever
occurred in the great City.
The distinguished visitor, are the speca
guests of the President and Directors of the
New York and Erie Railroad Company, on
whose invitation they left Washington to wit
ness and participate in the ceremonies attending
the completion OF that noble enterprise. In re-
ply to the welcome of Mr.. LEuPP, one of the
Directors, the President made the following
brief but fectous and appropriate speech -
beg to return you, sir, and the Committee
OF Arrangements my thanks, and through YOU
20 the Directors of the Erie Railroad Company,
for the very cordial welcome you have given me
and my associates. ] assure you, that we ap-
preclate fully the great enterprise YOU have
now 30 happily completed. know full well
the difficulties under which you have labored in
The accomplishment OF this important work, and
II is due TO you, as the representative of the
Board OF Directors, that the chief officers of the
nation should recognise II. 1t is the most cost
ly and the greatest work OF the kind on this
continent, and in The world, with but one ex.
cePuon fcu say that i, connecls The great
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I'll ts1rll lane us.
A VALENTINE.

know this heart no longer mine
By many an unerring sign,--
The blood that nantes DER my cheek
When others OF you chance to speak,
The quickening pulse, the sudden start
That sends the life blood to my heart,
And thrills my inmost soul whenever
Your tootstep or your voice | hear;
And vaniShes, when at your side,
My boased strength, my stole pride.
Time ca mot from my heart erase
The impress OF your lovely lace,
And stern indeed is the decree
That bids me not 10 think OF thee -
As mariners regard the star
That beams upon them from afar,
And with its clear and brilliant light
Shows them to guide their bark Alright,
And desiguates their proper way,
When, compass lost, they We gone astray.-
Or as idolaters the sun,
TO be adored. but not be won,
So must ever think OF you,
As pure, as heavenly, and as true
And though would that might claim
To call you by dearer name
Than that OF Friend. which seems too cold,
But Fate, that cannot be controlled,
Forbids, III make it my endenvor
To earn and bear that name for ever.
trust Won never will regret,
From act of NINE, that we have met
\ o word OF mine shall wound your ear,
No love be breathed you should not hear -
A hand, not mine must guide your way
As DER lte's tangled paths you Stay
A voice, not mine, must still be there
10 soothe in sorrow and in care
And though his heart responds to Il inc,
1t cannot prize you more than mine. DEA.
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The next morning William was better The
crisis mad passed the fever was gone but he lay
weak and helpless as a babe and but for the
many comforts which that purse procured, he
might have died.
lie grew stronger day by day. and at the end
OF week he was sitting supported by pillows,
in large air-chair. Mrs. Carter approached
the window and exclaimed, There comes the
stranger who gave me the purse
A minute more and he entered the room. Ap-
preaching William he grasped his hand and
said earnestly
Thank Heaven that you are alve--that you
will live If you had died never could have
forgiven myself hace come to make YOU
some atonement for injustice of which was
guilty and he placed a folded paper in his
hand. There he continued, when you are
able, read that. Do not thank me. II is m
more than justice. The pocket. book was OF
great importance to me, and it has cost you
dear
When the gentleman was gone, William
opened the paper, and found it a deed made ou,
to himself, OF his old house and farm There
was dancing and shouting among the children
and in the hearts Of the father and mother a
deep and holy JOY mingled with thundfuIness,
and trust in God.
need not pursue my story further, nor tell
Of the happy renstating in their former home,
nor how in after days, William Carter often
gathered his grand children around his knee
and told them of his bitter trial and tempta-
tons, and taught them, that they who put their
trust in God are never forsaken.
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Let me borrow in conclusion the language
Of another 81 see my duty that of standing
" up for the liberty of my country; and what
" ever difficulties and dscouragements lie in
" my way, dare not shrink from it; and rely
" on that Being, who has not left to us the
" choice Of duties, that, whilst shall conscien-
" tiousy discharge mine, shall not finally lose
C. my reward" These are the words OF Wash.
ngton, uttered in the early darkness of the
American Revolution. The rule of duty is the
same for the lowly and the great; and hope
it may not seem presumptious in one 30 hum,
bic as myself to adopt his determination, and to
avow his confidence.
have the honor to be, fellow-citzens,
With sincere regard,
Your faithful friend and servant,
CHARLES SUMNER.
Boston, May Ii, 1851.
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Arrival Of the Cambria.
LTINcT DTc lNt n Z UItUN
HALIFAX TELrGRApu OrrIc,
IIAIIFAN ELEGKAPH DFFTCE,
Tuesday Evening, MAY l3th.

The British mail steamship Cambria arrived
al her dock this evening at o'clock. She has
80 passengers, one half for Boston and 10 for
this place. She brings $500 in specie.
Passed the steamship Africa, of Holyhead,
at l2 o'clock, p. NJ, on the I'd inst
The Brit sh and continental news generally
is unmportant.
The all-absorbing topic in England is the
great National Exhibition opened by her Ma
jesty on May day, in presence of thirty thou-
sand persons, without disorder or accident.
On the 2d, the Russell ministry were defeated
on motion by Mr.. Hume, to coniine the opo.
ration of the property tax and bill to one year.
The Jewish disabilities bill was read Sc
cond time.
Emigration from England and Ireland conf
nue.. unabated.
All danger of a ministerial crisis in Paris is
over, and the old story is current that Louis
Napoleon is making great efforts to prolong .
term of office.
The Portuguese insurrectlon has subsidei,
Austria and Russia have demanded of the
Sultan that he restrain kossu;h and his fellow
patriots for two years longer The Sultan -
inclined TO refuse and throw himself on the
protection of England and France.
Nothing new from Germany,
Indian mails not arrived
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The enlarged CHAMBLY CANAL was opened
to-day, and business between the Western
Country and Lake Champlain may be said to
be fairly commenced.
1--WE add that we hope our Shippers will
deem ii useful and instructive to furnish Us.
hereafter with daily lists of the Arrivals and
pfrsltules ftm The prr' Of Pur.insirn
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tY Nr. S. NJ. PETTINGlLL is our authorized
advertising and subscription agent in Boston and
elsewhere, OF this paper
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The PREsIDENrs PRoGREss.--C o-ning, NAV
l5th-The President and suite arrived here A,
about O'Clock this morning, and received
warm reception. The trains stopped only if-
teen minutes. President Fillmore and Mr.
Webster made brief speeches Mr.. Seward
commenced speech, but the train starting, hs
was obliged TO leave of. The people have
crowded rere for miles around.
DUNKIRK, May l3Ih.-lmmcnse crowd. are
collected here, awaiting the arrival Of the Pre-
sldent and suite. Steamers continue 10 arrive
overlooking with passenger. Governor Hon,
and the Common Council OF Buffalo, are es>
pected momenarily.
Second Despslcn.--there is an immense rush
here, awaiting the arrival of the Pr, sdent and
suite Steamers have been arriving during the
day, and we have now ten in the harbor, all
dressed in the gayest colors. The reception
will be highly gratifying. It is estimated that
nearly 5000 persons will partske OF the collation.
10 Boston Papers.
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l lillian TUCKER, Merchant TatIor~-Lsne - Tuck
es building Ponnsyyana between Pour and halt
ana sixth soetsrcspecuiy calls the attention Of members
tanger aud the public generally 10 his large aud
cloths, and all OF
Wnn ne Is prepared h,s elegant style,
sh bVe IN The Of os those
which have been sdred for
ae hVe ly and comfort and being determined do bust
An kinds Of military garments in the manner
cording the late regulations
Wanted Two or three good Goa, hands
men need apply. Nov oo-2,swim
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49, FOR RENT. the twostory brick house .,tueted
ssH avenue is street. i'm mr.
u immediate vicinity Of the esecptiv- well
suited for small family Possession given op the lat
cenber next. Apply to .-L -
CHARLES DE- sEt.DINg
7h street, opposite Odd Fellows ian
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SPEECH OF ma. roorE,
or MISSISSIPPI.

On The Resolution declaring u.s Measures of adjustment
10 be dtfniiUe settlement ofs questions grooig Oui
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The resolution having been amended to read as fol-
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REAUMONT'S PATENT STARCH POL
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No family should be without it.
ne pubic cautioned against spu rous article or m
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w pe suiIclent Tor twenty thirty dozen clothes
ri hso-sMORkiS, FRENCH LIQUID BLUEING.-
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anu wltn9u which the peculiar wheness so Indispensable
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DR.. HUTCHINGS' DYSPEPSIA BITTERS
DR.. HiBBARD'S WILD CHERRY do,
Country Merchants and Others requested call before
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Genuine Msd,csme Warehouse
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dar o1w the usual market prices this they
70 oer Tor the inspection of purchasers the
e ny AL. Laying had many in the purchase
enu sae OF faen Medicines they have acquired facilities
lor conducting this PARTICULAR department. on the most liberia
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acSngy ow lnat the purchaser fail TO realize
nana9e per centage on his investment either Wholesae
or heIau. AT their establishment may be found a fu /
assortment of A l.L GEN UINE PATENT MEII1,JNES
me following ist comprises of their assortment, and
M pe furnished to dealers, cases. at from twenty to
twenty-five per cent cheaper than manufacturer regular