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still with some form Of wire or other material immersed, till
the water coos when the octahedra crystals Of alum will ap
pear in regular forms and n great numbers The teaheon
just described combined with the ocahedron here mentioned
may produce new and greatly varied FORMS illustrating
chanism both Of divine and human origin of imabe ex-
tension, and ndescbaby beautiful Twenty equilateal -
angles may form cosahedron Of the five regular
solids
ExrERIMErT.-The few short articles on "AsRrcuLTU-
GEoLoeI recently given to the public by being widely
copied in public journals both in this and other Countries
have been made very extensively reading lessons in schools
If the same should be done with "MEcHAsIsM," now in
progress and various other subjects of practical science
papers would become school books and schools be con-
stany enivened and enriched BY something new Instructive
and entertaining and thus relieved from their present dull
monotony which compels thousands Of the most talented
scholars to become the most ncoigibe uan the first step
to "HousEs OF REFUeE' and other prisons.
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The Boston Post records the death of SAMUEL CusHNAS
sged So. Portsmouth, IN H. Hewss for several years
Representative in Congress- and had held the office Of navy
agent at Portsmouth, and other public trusts.
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BurrAIo GLApE, AIIrsHAsr co. iMp.l

beautiful gades, the whole Of which he anxious
preserve he received from the hand Of nature instead
Of mulang to undue extent with the plough Being
dependent in circumstances and having wife who sympa-
,hzes with him in his refined tastes be has surrounded him
self with all that render the life of educated recluse
pleasant and profitable; comfortable dwelling with
nent ouhouses perpetualy epenished afder, with good
cooks and faithful servants and wel.seected library.
In every particular Mr. McHESRr is irsrate specimen
Of that rapidly diminishing class Of Americans denomnated
"genlemen Of the old school !" and presenting him
my letter Of introduction quite fascinated with his ele
CANT bearing while my love for the picturesque in costume
grated by his morning gown and the William Penn hat
which surmouned his snowy head Of hair welcomed
with the heariest cordaty and still guest under bis
roof and regret that the customs Of polite society will not
permit to speak Of him could desire. He has been
extensive traveller in Europe and the United States and
alleges that he has bfeahed an atmosphere equal in
healhulness to that of the Allegheny Glade country. In
politics he is genuine Federalist and an enthusiastic
admirer of Washington and his noble contemporaries.
Though devoted lover Of the wilderness he fol-
lower of the chase and but little Of angler his
mated by never-sasfed thirst for knowledge he has been
and is extensive devourer Of books which he has the
ability master in some half dozen languages Though
partial to solitude be fond Of company and nothing
afford him more pleasure than the rendering of his hosp
tally TO those who journey in bis vicinity. He is quite
satisfied with his lot well he may be- and has plsyuly
expressed the idea that he would be perfectly happy had he
but one neghbo lazy himself and could he but afford
to subscribe for all the prominent periodicals of the
world.
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Fortunately for your columns and your readers
patience, our summary of foreign news must be
very Short for there is literally no intelligence to
give. In FRANCE public attention is fixed upon
one subject, and its effects-the revision of the
constitutions for upon that depends the coming
Presidential election, and upon that the state Of France The
D6as shows that fusion between the branches of the Royal
lists is impossible The greatest diversity Of views prevails
among the majority Of the Legislative Assembly on the SUBJ
ect OF revision Among the Legmiss alone there are four
opinions namely, absolute non-revsion, total revision either
with view to future monarchy republic and adjourn
men Of the question for six months NJ DE GIRARpIS pro-
pheces that the candidate Of the party Of order for the Prs
dency will be General CAyAIGSAc. He SAYS: aWe hear
on all sides that this canddatue makes rapid progress and
received with marked favor by the moneyed men, the
manufacturers, and the high and middle commercial
classes"
The only news from SPAIN, with the exception of the pro-
liability that the Queen will shortly give an heir to the Spanish
throne, Is that the elections continue occupy the public
mind The Progressisfa party, which but few DAYS ago
seemed SO united now wasting its strength in recmina-
tons while the Navaez party endeavors to excite the fears
Of the nation by eIaggeang the strength and resources Of
the democrats who certainly give proofs Of more vitality than
was suspected General EspARTERo who ba. been called
upon president Of the general committee Of the Pro-
gressisa elections has accepted that Office but declares him
self tired Of Spanish politics. and says he has no intention
giving up his country life for the uncertainties Of which he
has bad so much bitter experience. He dcaims all parc
patton with the party and forbds his friends
from using their exeons to promote the election Of any one
Of that party His letter ends follows "My banner has
but Device the authority and endor of the Arone and
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There is also great increase in the quantity of
terias imported, compared with 1850. For instance
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by the President or the United states.

pursuance ofisw L. MILLARD FILLMORE, President OF th
United States America do hereby declare and make KNOW
at public will be held the aforementioned land ocss
he sas Of Iowa hs periods hereinafter designated 70 Wit
Al the land Office At IOWA CITY, commencngon Monday th
hs day Of September Of the public lands su
ated In the ioIlowing-nainrd townships viz
North Of the base ise Of the fin principal meridian
Township sevenynins, OF range twenty nine.
Townships seventy nlno and cghty, range thirty.
Townships nine and eighty OF thirty one
Townships seventy ns, eighty aud eighty OF range th
Township eighty one, 81 range thirty three
AT the land Office at FAIKFIED commencing Monday the
hleent September for the disposal Of the public lands
within the aforementioned townships 10 wit
North Of base line Gd wes Of the h principal meridian
Township seventy, Of runge thirty.
Township seventy. of range thirty-two.
Township seventy, OF range thirty three.
AT the land office DUBUQUE Monday the eighteenth day
OF August for the disposal the following tracts wiz
small island sections and eighteen, township
eightwO n0h the southeast OF
township NORTH Of nins west
OF the fh principal MERIDIAN. ETH s 1N1 .f.s.5t aga
other together with hose and ovehowed lands
made unit thereby M any which shall be selected
by State authorities before the days appointed for the
OF the public aies respectively under the entitled An act
enable the State of und other States reclaim the
swaInp ands within their Iim approved sspenber as s5o
tc bt secluded the ates And locations fur land bonnes
shs United Hases n permitted hs above
mentioned and provided Ly t entitled "An making
civil and diplomatic of
hc., approved Sd March, 1851. .
The offering will appoint
ed and In which advertised with
despatc the whole shall have been offered and
two weeks and OF the lands will be admitted
until after the expiration of the weeks
May ammo Domn one thousand eight hundred dy
Mii4LARD FILLMORE.
BY the President;
Connss oft tbeC General Lam Office,
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PosT OFyIcR DEPARTMENT.,
March IA, 1881.


March a. 1881.
1T being keys kind
for those in use for the mail service Of he United States
be md considered the Post Office until the
report Upon report
will practicable be entered into for furnishing such locks
being continue the
force for additional VI BY giving the
months before the termination of the OF four
With view the best lock a the lowest price, no kind
lection skill ingenuity which fair eompeu
suitable for ' ne a tho
qualities, viz durability uniformity lightness, and strength
keys thirty locks and
adapted thereto will be required to be furnished BY
after shall have
supply will depend the
durability the locks and keys adopted well the increase Of
thousand Of the former and thousand Of the latter
win be considered t be like already in general
will with whom the contract be made be allowed
SELL flu nish lock similar to those contracted
other purpose than Of the Post oce Depart
ment.
kind lock adopted be ptened and the paentee will
be on entering into 20 MAKE n S q ms
General shall deem such requirement essential TO the
faithfully of his contract the
General shall have right besides the penal
with other party or pares he may see h for u
nshing similar locks and keys
expediento select for the hrou mails the
bidder and for The that of another He
different kinds OF locks be select and also the right
70 ec, all the and shall deem that
Will be required bond, with ample security in the sum OF
thirty thousand dollars for faithful M man o. .ne contract
the locks and keys and for guarding against their
between the department and the successful bddeT bid
accepted.
No application win be considered if not accompanied
his ability to fulfil the contract 49,, n..-.,.. c..o..,
March l6--lawtlstJuly
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TO CONTRACTORS.
oyrIoR or COMMISSIONER 0y PuBLro Bun

OFFICE COMMISSIONER oF PuBLIo BUrLDIsas,
Washington, June 25, 1851
O'Clock,
Friday day July next grading paving with
round part Of extending from
Pennsylvania side The
must be laid bed nine inches Deep Of suitable gravel and
after being we'll ammed the be covered with
OF gravel The work be
ted under the inspection appointed by the Com
sioner and to be the October Security
will be required Tor the faithful performance Of the work Any
grading will be deposited within
reasonable distance may be directed.
proposing will the price per cubic yard for
ding and superficial yard for the paving including gravel and all
materials. WIN. EASILY,
June 16-2aw3w Commissioner of Public Buildings.
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The will be books unos shc
payment subscription be made IA advance.
Distant forward BY letter. tho postage
which paid by risk assumed BY ourselves In its
safe transmission. tIu sUHsAt# al #af.rssr 81
The COUNTRY PAPER published ui weekly during The sss
sions u Congress- and weekly during hs rscss
Subscriptions fur = period than be received on
terms proportioned the above annual
W-fosTMAHTERs AssAn; snd, BY
sending DAILY subscribers with enclosed, or Ssk
SEm WEEkLY subscribers, with enclose d;oruvs WEEKLY
suoscnDe with $40 encosed will be entide Of the
same cdnon as they furnish subscribers osis.
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tsTROIO0YThc celebrated DR. c. w. RoBACK, professor
atrology, prenoogy and combined
with conjnranon Sweden, Office No II Locust Phia
dephs services the Of He has been
suited the heads OF Europe, and higher
astrooaer than living Natives calcu
lated according g. gentlemen S3 Persons
distance have their nsves drawn sending the date OF The
their birth All letters containing the above fee will receive
attention, OF world
written durable and be r prepared 10 make use Of his
OF the following opicsi Coushp
advice for the successful accomplishment OF wealthy
redeem
recovery
property and the purchasing Of lottery tickets Thou
nboyenaed have this
vicinity and In the United States TO the full satisfaction Of ALL
nauvos have during
call person. and the mail persons
money through the ofce Dr. Roback
from 500 900 letters monthly and has missed
All letters will be rcKouly attended prepaid.
Office, and For
ONCE Of Unisn and
gratis
e. w. RoBACK,
II Locust street, above Eshh, Philadelphia
Feb 5-Gmosd
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A NEW Route to Pittsburg. VIA the Baltimore. Sus-
quehanna to Pufsbsrg
80 express Of will leave Calvert station daily
Washington and Baltimore ~ ct,
connecting with the fast line at Mddlcown VI l. p m, ar
irving at Harrisburg at u M TO dinner .a III Al
train the g
Hodaybug AT this point have the option Of
taking either the Johnown, thence by packer boa
direct Holldaysburg TO Pittsbng
following by 10 VII !
York, Harrisburg
Pert, Miesown persyile, ,Lewsown, Nc Yeysown Hunt
ingdon, Holhda ysburg and Pusburg. |..#.a
This connects with the Cumberland Valley raioad
which through Carlisle sbppensbu Chambersburg and
other points this road ~fi
accommodation
the the of will be
depot the Baltimore Ohio Railroad Company the Of
which will be
enrred free Of charge to Calvert station.
ROBERT STEWART,
Oct l-du Ticket Agent.
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Proposals for Wood.

OYFIoE PEsrENrIARy, DlsTRIoT or COLUMBIA,
Washington, June 49, 1851.
EALED PROPOSALS, endorsed "Poposals Wood"
this Office until the goth day OF July for the
delivery wharf hundred
good length medium and free from
mbs apwood 10 be delivered before the first day OF
September.
June 2l-lawiw JOS. d. ELLIS, Warden.
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rNO OWNERS Lands In TexAs-A gentleman Virginia,
good and lawyer desires Texas
and would like become the agent for
lands that country with view bring them into
market.
family small capital dssirous engaging
~ integrity responsibility and his acquaintance such
ANY he
with the
suitable addressing, paid
WIN. GOULDIN,
General agent and collector, Richmond, Virginia.
~
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GESCY, Washirgton.-The undersigned, late in
specuon branch OF the Post Once Department. offers his
mail generally and
section psrculary with The that his from
dose initiate against
tained the department for honesty, capacity hdety
associates in once Of parties
consen TO m = :. +
All otdcrs attend to business, Of
viii be thankfully received promptly
JAMES OWNER, Agent,
July 4-du late Of Post once Department.
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FORM OF RELEASE.
CAMERON STREET HOUSE,

7ItIdHdTtdJ FuSIHtd.
finished In hs best modern style
Itronu south about thirty feet, running back including hs
and fy Everything
provided for the accommodation and comfort Of large
family. To gentleman holding public ONCE in Washington city II
following perfect beeihiness OF ait
and pleasant drive from city 10 city, much cheaper
living best society II sold lib
will II ren4ed, the will be moderate
be had For further particulars spp TO
CHRISTOPHER NEALE,
Dec lg-lawu Alexandria.
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rO6icevs Signature.l
STATE OF

STATE
COUNTY ) #u,"
thereby certify, this day Of in tfe year
personally before the Of hs it
ns and As Insert the q the yGrransee and the said
wifnes being well duly
his OATH declared and said that he well knew
the and that he the
within Of
attorney and his testimony satisfactory evidence Of that
said insert he rdrrdnfee ereupon
acknowledged The said power to he his act and deed
[Ofcer's Sisnatu1e.1
Ap l2-law6w
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NEW York and C.lisorni. MilIionaire Associ.tion.-

NEW York and California Millionaire AssOciAtiOn-
One thousand shares thousand dollars Capital 0OO
O0O limited number Of be obtained influential
parties who have capital special paneys admitted in
conformity with New York from per-
liability 000 and
Of shares issued theeoI cent annually
with fair prospect doubling the whole aae operations
trade and mining the United under The direction and
troll of OLIVER HOLDEN,
As the General Chief Agent ofthe Company
No. II Wall street, New Yoik.
responsible throughout Union
aid obtaining the United app
association, employed DIFF
points, line Of and yesscl be made
available for carrying the mails and freight to and
There nge and ncreasng doing with Cslifor
na Paciac the supply Of gold continues,
goods will asons the
liberal and calculations therefor And is 10 meet this
il being formed
firm and sye of y. HOLDEN b CO..
Mercantile, Commerca and Commission Merchsn Banking,
Insurance. and Mining Agents. New York and San Francisco
Capital Sl ,00O
Fcb2-u
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nm kNaTIya ITALIAN vgGETABLE .PANACEA, TONIC
AND APERrENT-Tbis remedy, composed entirely OF veseta
bic ingredients, and totally free lfon any so%
~ and Or hma celebrated physcsn In
of abdominal regonsuch darrh0a
bilious complaints dyspepsia, and all other dsorders Of
the liver, NC. -. a. ..,.. a.. -.
is submitted rcmcdy to those
prevailing fatal and
venv may fortunate ts 6 insdou
o he had wholesale retail Cas's Music Saloon, Penn
between m and 10Th streets and the principal
Washington, Georeeowp nd Alexandria
Pamphlets containing for with interesting
bore OF the liberal
Orders from the
promptly attended All communications must be po~t paid
Aug. a-lawu SAMUEL CARUS1 h co.
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loses L. HOLT,

MUSES HUT,
ATTORNEY COUNSELLOR AT LAW
San Franciseo, California. -
REywRrscrs Hon. g. W. Inge NJ Co. Alabama John s. Taylor,
Mobile, Alabama Messrs. Rhodes Wright Co., New Or
sans Henry Clark esq., Tarboro North Carolina
NJ. M c. Caonis Benz X. True, esq, New York
city p Heaey esq, Boston, Massachusetts Hatch, esq.
Portsmouth, New Hampshire May 7-2aw1y
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DARIs Editions OF Moltere, Hsosoet U""-s,s"i 1870
teaubrisnd, Madame dc sovif~s, Bossueh -
peaumsrchss Masllon, Corne,s Nonafe 'a ps..a Mom
tedueu Mabranchr Mstmiet, Cspehque, 81 Pierre ryo
dc s,s. Tb,e,fy ucis Rorou Reypsd, Hnrac
F1osn and many other authors some
of beautifully illustrated others hney boundi ~ hso many
l a cheaper description, 10 sell at low prices
Ju.t Imported direct from Psrs, n.,,~,x 49,, an
' Ehn"~h an'hDS-
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WILLIAM HORNER,
TTORNEY AT LAW,
Ldncdslet, GraMt county. IYisco,.sin,

.aF (LATE 1AuQuIrR COUNTY, vA.)
ILL attend the Of Grant, Dane, and Iowa counties and
federal supreme Madison. lie will
prompt particular e collection Of claims,
lands and the OF for
non resident Iandhoder. in any p.n Of the state
y. =. James NJ Mason,
u aenae; Horper esq, Warrenton VA Mes~s
Mason, attorneys law, New York Professor w. f. Horner,
David Iap~iey esq, W. Welsh, Phladelpha
b. Crockett John A. Kaxson attorneys law 81 Louis,
Missouri. Apls-lawly
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ON the petition Of and Charles Hanson OF England praying
patent Benjamin latham,
and H. 1anam, Of the said Hnnsons on the 2
March, ls4 for making pipes OF tubes OF Lead
said patent, which takes
place 3lst day Of August, ISL .rE
heard the Patent Office
Monday day August 1851 ~ O'Clock, and all
NOTIFIED To appear and show cause any ey nave,
why said pention ought 10 be granted
file Patent
objections, specifically writing
day All filed BY eher
be taken and transmitted In
codsnce rules the othcc, which viii be furnished on
picauon. e.Ea s1s b [st..g. !. ..4 -. . -
Ordered published in the Inteigencer,
Repabc Uuon Washington, D. CT Daily Bee Boston Mas
sachusets Tribune Pcnnyvanis Inquirer, Phadel
pha and Albany Register Albany New york once
week for three successive weeks previous TO The s dy
gust next. ...u x,,,u.~,.
Patents.
papers will copy, and send their
Patent ofbce, with containing this notice.
June l3-law3w
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applications having been made this office for in
~ formation IN relation the winch land
der the Of 2os September located following
answers thereto have been prepared, wit
There modes by which
ls BY the warrsntee In person
I'd. BY the through the agency this once
3d. By an agent attorney ......
If the first adopted application
writing specifying the land district section of
which the location desired and be by AFFIDAVIT
according 10 the following form No. L. .E4
Where the third mode adopted Of attorney must be
Produced executed by the the Of
according the following which
be acknowledged proved be- before oce
authorized 70 take the acknowledgment desd according
No, 3or4
IN all the patents will be transmitted the land ONCE
where the location made unless special directions the
be given. aHG
J. BUTTERFIEI.D, Commissioner.
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Charles DE SeltlinR,

Charles DE SeldinR.
Todds Building Pennsyvana avenue Washington, csmms
deeds New York, California, Minnesota, and all the
other States Of the Union.
CHARLES DE sEDNG having been appointed by the respect
OF the States Of New York California, and the
United and Of the Territory OF Minnesota
take acknowledgment OF deeds, kc offers
his citizens of Washington and elsewhere.
Feb I4-2aw
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IN petition Of Reuben Daniels Of Woodstock, Vermont
Tor the extension Of patent granted TO him October
improvement hearng machines for years
from the expiration OF sid patent which takes place on the M
day Of October A. ID. 1851
said petition be heard the Patent Once
Monday, 18th day OF September 1851 2 O'Clock, and
persons notified appear aud show they have
why said petition ought not to be granted
opposing required file In the Patent
obecons specifically forth in writing, al least
before OF hearing All testimony ed by either
be taken and transmitted
with the rules Of the oco which viii be furnished
application
be published in the ntelsencor
Washington, D. c. Daily Bee, Boston, MAssa
Journal Windsor Vermont Providence Jour
nal, Providence, X. Tribune, New YORK and the Albany
Register, Albany, New York. week for three successive
previous TO the 18th day Of september nenl
THOs. EWBANR,
Patents.
Editors Of the above win please and send their
Once with paper containing this notice
June l3-Iaw3w
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.YHH Fy TREASURY DErA RThEKr, March ~, 1851.
THE having legislature passed during
lS49 called creditors OF the late
the Sae previous the Isl OF
having approved September, 1885, authorizing
millions OF five stock to the said state Of
Of said should
creditor Of the State holding bonds and other
peciay pledged treasury the United States
claims against the United states for
said such forms shall be
scrbed by the of the Treasury and approved BY the
may the which
thus pledged the holders owners Of all
required description Of Them
the LIST Of October 1851 and TO
which hss by the President
United States Of the above act Of the 9th Of
September, 1885, - oo,
Acting Secretary Of the Treasury
FORM OF RELEASE.
Congress- approved September y ten
paid 10 the state
considerations said act menuoned win ovso
than no more than shall be issued until
holding bonds and other ceruhcaes OF
Texas which specially pledged
the United States Teieases OF AL
cer6cs,es - and whereas creditor Of the State
Of following descrbcd bonds
stock Of Texas las the case may be and Tor winch
the said specially pledged
Here describe bonds csrtncaes 4F .#
Now for the purpose complying provisions ofsad
valuable consideration, hereby release tn ue
claim law equity against them, for or
Of tbonds certihcates) above described
Witness hand and seal At - thn any d
Sealed and delivered In presence OF
1.-Two Witnesses
Mar 2g-dt3l Awtsep3l