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LYONS KATHAIRON.

The Katharon neutrallzes the effects of Disease
climate, and old age, in preserving and restoring the
human hair even after badness Of many yeors !;
clenses the scalp from dandrutf and its natural i'm
purities will cure the nervous head ache, and all
eruptive diseases Of the skin and is the most desn
BILE article for curling and mparting gloss to the hair
in the world. It happily unites the effects Of the
choicest Pomades to the best French Extracts, and
hales the Perfume Of the most delightful flowers. No
person should be without it. Price only rs cents, in
large bottles. Sold by all dealers. everywhere.
D. s. BARNES, Proprietor, 16l Broadway New
York. For sale by Il. II SUIT
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MUM & HUEY,
Arch Row. Main Street.

IIAvE in store and offer for SALE Of rhe largest
Hand best assorted stock Of American and foreign
dry goods ever exhibited in this market. Their stock
Of domestic gods contains all the latest styles that
are usually sold, and their assortment Of fancy goods
and small wares is MS fine and varied that Of any
house in the trade and will be sold on as favorable
terms.
We invite the attention Of the ladies Of the city
and surrounding country who are in want Of good
and cheap goods TO call, examine our goods, and if
they don't purchase before leaving, the fault will be
all on one side. [may POI
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Friend.
The Americans
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS.

SaR: 1t is with the most heartfelt pleasure have
to inform you that have been restored to health and
strength by taking your Pills. For the last ten years
I suffered from arrangement Of the liver and som
ach and was reduced to such an extremity that gave
up ship never expecting to 60 to sea any mere as
had tried every remedy that recommended to
me, but all to no purpose and had given myself up
to despair, when was Mt last recommended to take
your pills. after using them for three months, the
result is that am now in better health than have
been for clever years past and indeed rs well as ever
was in my life. You are quite at liberty to make
yours respectfully JOHN JOHNSON.
These Celebrated Pills are Wonderfully Eff
i1 cacious in the following complaints: ;
Aguc. asthma, bilious complaints, blotches on the
skim bowel complaints, constipation IF the bowels,
debility dropsy, eryspelas. female Irregularities fe
of all kinds govt headache, indigestion, jaun-
dice. liver complaints, piles, retention OF urine,
scrofula kings evil stone and gravel. secondary
symptoms, venerial affections, worms Of all kinds,
weakness, from whatever cause.
Sold at the establishment Of Prof. Holloway, So,
corner of Ann and Nassau streets, New York; also
by all respectable druggists and dealers in medicines
throughout the United States, at cents, 81 cents
and 81 SO cents each To he had at wholesale Of the
principal drug houses in the Union
EH- There is q considerable saving by taking the
larger sizes.
n. B.-Directions for the guidance of patients in
every disorder are affixed to each box.
To the Citizens Of the United States:
most humbly and sincerely thank you for the inn
mense patronage which you have bestowed upon my
pills. l take this opportunity of stating that my
ancestors were Ill American citizens, and that en-
terrain for all that concerns America and the Ameri
cans, the most lively synpathies, so much 50 that
originally compounded these pills expressly to suit
your climate, habits constitutions, and manner Of
living, intending to establish myself among you,
which have now done, by taking premises in New
York. THOMAS HOLLOWAY.
38, Corner OF Ann and Nassau streets, New York.
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MN Plate, Copper and sheet Iron, Iron wire
| rivets for safe at [Jy Is Lyman Cock Go
POlSON1NG

Thousands of Parents who use vermfuge composed
of Castor Oil Calome &C., not aware that while
they appear to benefit the patient they are actually
laying the foundation for series Of diseases such as
salvation, loss of sight, weakness Of limbs, &c.
In another column will be found the advertisement
of Hobcnsack's medicine, to which we ask the atten
tenton Of all directly interested in their own as well o:
aheir childrens health. In Liver Complaints and all
disorders arising from those Of billions type, should
make use Of the only genuine medicine, Hobeusacks
Liver Pills.
N9-"Be not deceived" but ask for Hobensack' I
Worm Syrup, and Liver Pills, aud observe that each
has the signature Of the Proprietor, j. n. M0BEN-
SACK, as none else are genuine. sept23 53lyr
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HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT

CstiSass Of the Unioa: g..'..sz
VYOU have done me the honor. rs with one voice,
N rom one end Of the Union to tia other, TO stamp
the character Of my Ointment with your sfproba-
lion. i i scarcely two years since made It known
y ana ALREADY mas .st nsrod
THOMAS HOLLOWAY.
IS. Corner Of Ann and Nassau streets, New York.
Astonishins cure Of sore legs, after nine
years standing.
Copv of letts. fom Mr.. w. J. Langley, Of Hunts
vilio, YadkiA county, North Carolina, U. g., dated
November lst, 1888:
READ HIS OWN WORDS.
TO PnoeEssoa HOLLOWAY:
SIN: II is not my wish to become notorious, mel
thcr i this letter written for the sake Of writing
bat 70 say that your ointment cured me one Of tns
and which was considered y all who knew me, to &c
entisely beyond the reach Of medicine. For nine
years Was aAaicted with enc ct the most painful
and troublesome legs that ever fell to the lot OF
man; and after trying every medicine that had
over heard Of resigned in despair all hope of being
cured hut q friend brought me a couple Of large
Is Of your Ointment, which caused the sore on my
iszs 10 heal, and entirely regained my health to my
,nent Of nv friends. w. J. LANGLEY.
IN extraordinary cure Of bad breast,
,chsn :'early at the point Of death.
Cypy OF letter from MIR. II. DuTAnty new orleans
November eth, 1853.
To PRoFEsssR HoLLowAv, SO, corner Of Ann and
Nassau streets, New York
DEAN sIR It is with her,felt gratitude have to
inform you that by the use Of your ointment and
pills, the life Of my wife has been saved For seven
years she has had bad breast, with ten running
wounds, mot Of cancerous natare) was told that
nothing could save her she then induced to use
your ointment and pills, when in the short space Of
ihrcee months, they effected a rfect cure, to the
astonishment ef all who knew ms. We obtained your
medicines from Mersr,. Wright Co., of Charities
street. New Orleans. send this from s'Hotel DIES
Princes, >. Paris, although had written it at New
Orleans, before We finally left, At that time, not
knowing your address at New York.
- Us - Nse- r. DURANT
The pills should be used conjointly ,cith the
ointment in ~sost Of the tclloUing cases:
Bad legs. bad breasts burns bunions chilblans, chap
ped hands, contracted and stiff joints, stulas, govt
gandular swellings' lunngo piles, rheumatism, salt
rhcum scads nipples, throuts skin diseases
vcurvy sore heads, ulcers wounds.
- Sold at the establishment Of Professor Ho
losay, SO, corner Of Ann and Nassua streets, New
York; also by all respectable druggists and dealers ir
medicines throughout the United States, in pots, a
s7A cents, 81 cents, and $3.50 each. To be had
Wholesale Of the principal drug houses in the Union.
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the lowest rates:
500 hid N. o. sugar
$50 bhls refined aud clari.
fed do.
600 bbls 81. Louis and N.
Orleans Iuolasses.
500 bags Rio, Laguyra 4
Java coffee
$50 pkgs ! ? 4 3 maokersl
$50 I" Imp, q. p, Y.
IL. and black teas
10 tiercee rice
$50 pkgs Boston salcratue
Is cks sup. carb. soda
so hgs pepper b pimento
90 coils Of MANILA aud
jute rope
200 doc MANILA and hemp
bed chords
5 bhls nutmcgs b cloves
200 mats osssia
80 bbls 81 and race ging
so do alum, sulyhur aud
birthstone
10 ceroous indigo
8 cks Ombro madden
800 kegs Boston nails
800 whole and ! bxs NJ.
II. and layer raisins
$50 drums and bxs figs
100 bbls Tar and resin
$50 bxs v. d Mo. tobacco
800 bxs soap and candles
rs bxs fancy and Castillo
$50 bxs star and sperm
candles
30 bbls almonds 4 6lberts
100 bales batting
80 bales wick and twine
S6 bales Of oakum
$50 bag entsun yarn !
100 gr0es matches assorted
EPSON salts, camphor.
and lead, shot, DC. Jan. ]
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The pills should be used njointly ,cith the
mon ,,, on in smOSf Of the fnllO,yin0 cases:
r.. H. S TO N E ,

XITHOLESALE GROCER AND COMMISSION
w MERCHANT, No. 81, Levcc has in store nd
70 arrive, the following articles which be will cell
the lowest ratcs
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NEW ARRIVAL OF JEWELRY.

lust received, q new and fashionable assOrtment OF
y ladies' gold breast pins, rings, finger rings cuff
pins shirt studs, pencils seals and keys. chains. &c.
or sale cheap by A. W. 4 w. CARPENTER.
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Prints.
. Cases of fast colored and very desirable style
- Prints, just in store and for sale by.
luna 20, j. S. KIMBALL 4 co.
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HENRY 4. SCOTT.

3 NOW In receipt OF his spring and summer stock,
i which will b found On Inspection to consist Of
beautiful selection OF fabrics adapted for tho eong
season, and which he Is determined to offer at such
prices will defy competition. lie would respectfully
request persons in want OF any Of the following arti-
clos, to examine his stock Of goods and prices before
purchasing elsewherc 1t consists in part follows
LADIES' DRESS GOODS,
- to 81 inch black Gks French and American dress
lawns, lawn robes, - delanes, plain and striped
popns style shady bereges, striped lustres and
chamhrys, plain and fancy dress linens, new style
spring prints and ginghams, gause, cashmere, Grape
and delaine shawls, silk and linen pocket handkefs
Chiefs kid. silk, Isle, and cotton gloves full assort-
ent Of FANS silk, linen, and cotton lacee, edgings
and ribbons.
BoNNETs- Satin, silk, Grape, Florence, and braid
bonnets. sasstN as,t
SHOES-Bronse, kid, and morocco walking shoes,
faucy CATERS, and buskins.
GENTLEMEN'S GOODS-A full and complete
stock Of spring and clothing, that for style
and material cannot be beat and will be sold at ns
tonishingy low prices French and American black
cloth, casimeree, satnets tweeds, and jeans, brown
linen drills, and complete Sasortment of summer
pant stua A. large etock Of boots, shoes, hats and
DOMESTIC GOoDS-Bleached and brown shirt.
ingy and shcetinge. lrsh linens brown aud beached
damask tablecioths bi5dseye diaper and crash checks
drills Oenaburghe furBitnre pfinls, and curtain goods
plain and fancy window shades. q
prime stock of kroceries ana qucenswnre.
Cal, and will convince you that will sell goods |
sleeper than any house in this city Mind,
i Main street, near the Market house.
Burlington, march 80, 1854.
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T ANE EYRE, and many other interesting romance
also on hand to which the attention Of the readin;
public is invitcdat [may s, 1853. CoRsE's.
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- COmpoRy.
THIS ARTICLE Is guaranteed TO uash and cleanse
= clothesy however dirty, with cold o. warm water
Nitkoqt boilIng q pcandiDg: ~ its ase, all 0aase
e7oep etatns, Ink, Paint, in fact all foreign suan-
~ ase instautly rnovea, md warranted not to in
- ~ most debate tahsie.
DEPOT. FRoN1.ST, DAVENPORT, IOWA.
% 2oxES jwt ssseived and for mle py she boz, o.
n 6aS, nA~nv~ate1 % q Ill h psnf6ssss to with
49, Son. TaeticSlaU Ndisectione aecampAnying ths
80 1sazaWs II. andersen. Agent, )
rs -. 1871. Main Street, BuYlingtou, ]
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nOME PICTURES, BY Mn. ossisss, ysst ~:
III viewed and for e1lS a. OONS&E
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j. boxes Fine Bonnet Ribbons,
10 dozen sewing silk and mohair mitts,
30 pieces latest style jaekonet printed lawns,
40 do Chamboy and jackonet bingham,
80 do assorted American ginghams,
l0ratterns do dress 8 Tx,
10 pieces magnificent barege,
4 cases notions entirely too numerous TO men,
ton, for sale at the usual low prices of
june Is, 1854. kIMBALL co.
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J. d. McCLEARY'S
COLORED PRINTING INK,
Ar CoRoE's Book STORE.
A FULL supply just received at the following
IA prices:

varnish for Colored Inks.
June "a, "a.
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MUSIC TEACHER.
MRS. CIOLINA is prepared to receive scholars for
M the Pianoforte, Melodeon, Guitar and Harp.
Residence Corner Of Fourth street one door north,
June Is, 1884. r@FftE4 s<r### Erf
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VIE Abbotsford Edition of abe Waverly Novels
Il printed upon fine white paper, with new and bean.
tiful type embracing the authors latest correction
notes, ETC., complete in IL Vols demi octave and ne.t
bound in cloth, with illustrations for only xl2.
saleat mar 291 CORSE'S
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CELECT speech Of the Right Hon. George Can.
Sning, with preliminary Biographical sketch and
appendix at CORSE'S Book. store [June z, '53
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Notice to all Con .erned.
LII persons indebted TO the subscriber are RI
~ queeted to call and make payment or settlement
immediately, as we wish to square our boo for the
New Year. ]. g. LAUMAN 4 BRO.
Corner of Water AMI Jeifersc str'ts.
Burlington, Dec. 81, '53. u
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TUE undaEdgnsd respectfully INFORM tho publio
thatthey have established IN extensive Iup b
Ysrds On Main street. near the uawk-Eye Bridge.
keep > lsfgeaDd complete assortment " Lsmbm tos
building and Other purposcs.
q Also-Lsths and '6Aingles. &c., al 81 which ftey
viueell ~ the lowest maIkss nics for cab.
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VV~0 IPkS0AY% aRtExSs
Washington telegraph., 1854-06-14
CATEGORICAL oouRTsnlr
NY MrANnrR

| sat one night beside bue.eyel girl
The fire was out, and So, toe, 'aas her mother
A feeble lame anund The lamp did curl,
Making lant shadows, blending in each other
iTwas nearly twelve o'clock, too, IN November
She had a shawl on, also, remember
Well, had been to see her every night
For tAr,eca days, aud bad a saeaknE notion
To pop the question thinking all was right
Aul once or twice had made an awkward
motion
To take her hand, and slammerel, eoughel aud
spulicrd,
But somehow nothing to the point had uttered.
thought this chance TOO good now 10 be lost;
hilehed my chair up pretty close beside her,
Drew a long breath, then my legs / erossd
Bent over sighed, and for five minutes eyed her,
She looked as sil she knew what next was coming,
And with her loot upon the floor was drumming,
| didn't know how 10 begin, or where
eou.dn'tspeak-ihe words were alwaysehnk.
ing
scarce could novel seemed tied to the chair
hardly buaihl-twas aNiully provoking
The prcspmlion lum each pore Nas ooziug
My heari and brain and limbs their power seemed
lsing,
Al length saw brude iabhy cat
Walking purrins up, inviting me 70 pat her.
In ldea came cleui.it-like at ,hai-
Mydpubi Ike summer clouds began Ia scatter
! seized on labhy-,housh a snatch she gave the,
And said-'sCome, Pass, ask Mary il she Il have
me'
Twas doue q, onrr-ihc mnrler eas now out,
Tie thing was all explained in hall a minute
She hlnshei and turning pussy eat about,
Said--"Pussy tell him ycsH hof aai was in m
The emf had saved me 10 my caiesats
And here's the catastrophe Of my story.
Washington telegraph., 1854-06-14

4 fHn Srour.-Four ccrgymcn, a Presbyie.
nan, Methodist md Roman Catholic. net by
agreement 20 dine on hsh. Soon as grace was
said The Catholic rose. armed with knife and fork
and taking about onr.thIrd Of the G.b. comprc.
heujng the head, removed it 20 hspaic. cxc'aim.
ing as he sat down. with great selE.atismriian.
'papl Ell capui cclcsir' the Pope /, The head Of
the Chufghl Immediately me Methodist min.
hier1mse and helping himselfio about one.tbd,
embracing ihe tail. seated himself cXrlaiming,
"IHit cr-n' rrH tiho eni crowns ''n v0ril
The Presbyterian now Thought ii was time for
him 20 move. AMI taking the remaInlerol The f,h
% DDS plate, svcIalmng, ln media eel ycrIias'
i.fl'a lc, between the tWo EXTREMIST Our
Baptist brother bad nothing before him but an
empty plate and the prospect of slim dinner and
snnichlug mp the bowl Of drawn lmcliedl butter
he dashed Il over them all cxclaiminr, ego bap.
tho yos' . ba7tize you aill
Washington telegraph., 1854-06-14

UNrrn Iorr-Whaioy,r Tho agc Inc welfare
af The children is closely connected with their
ml'usl con1nci, and lis power reaches not merely
10 the division OF time and cares. bu' 10 the hel.
81 interest Of mirI anl heart Firm principle.
riiiial GIlh. devoted purposes, srt aid react
ou..licaIly with great power and in ihc .ncinl Ne
in ihe natural World i o. the .ila light and
warmth that most Supplies iio cheerful nrs nom
above. Happy tie bone where true peace dwcis
between kindred and oh yauop, eills ate held ln
unity ol sp.nG While M" circle temaius unbrlk.
On. J: b. strong against thc world When broken,
1t Is siiI not desolaic and the orphan Is u8f with.
oni a helper There IN love enough On earth DO
Ioin with the love That las gone heayenWsrds To
make li'e checHul, aud Keep hope firm
Deep in the heart ici Che old home live. anl ils
pleasant memories. frightened bY kindly offices.
open even into immortal hopes Old things must
pass away By bcing all made new-new in a
spirit that remembers bcst when progressing
most and crowns all friendship. with charity
divine
Washington telegraph., 1854-06-14
"a slli0mnhIe t.nnds.
A CARD.

DR. PURDOM tenders his professional services
II to the citizens Of Washington aud 10, vicinity
in the various branches Of his profession. lie
may be found al all times, except when proles-
sonaly absent, at his residence near Main street.
January q, 1852.
Washington telegraph., 1854-06-14

A man u who had been beating his wife. one
day bad his daguelolype taken, and fine follow.
ing co'Ioquy ensusd'
"Come hiiher my jane; zee, my picture is here
Do you like It, my loyoI don't it Astriko Your
u cam say il does Just at present my dear,
But dare say it Willis 30 like youl1
Washington telegraph., 1854-06-14
Ladies' Bathing.

The Journal OF Health give, the following on
this subject
"As.ley Cooper was 'he most eminent surgeon
ri his time and he lived 10 a good old aee and
although he wore silk stockings in the depth Of
an English winter he seldom took cold, which
exemption be attributed in hs morning bath,
which be describes as .oIlows
Immediately on rifirg from bed, aud having
al previously ready, take Oh yonr nehislnss.
ihlu .aAo up IRON your eailhrn pan Of lNa gal.
lons OF water towel, quito wet, not ddpRias
hrsin al Your head, rubbing hair anl Iaee, am
nH < aud ears we'll thea wnp yoursHli t,shinl
aud he.ufs iIum neck !, eArst. Your sIms aal
egrry portion of your body. Remand your towel
ihip ihe pan change ii aifesh with water. aad re.
peat oncl al ! lave mentioned excepting the
head, unless that be- in heated state. Hda|. Haa
may do 10, and with advantage. Three minutes
Nill how have c.apel Throw fug taWeI into
'he pan, and then pfuceed With two rHafse long
towels 20 scrub your heal all face aud balf
front aud nctr, whcu four minutes vii have faH
il glow then wash ani hand rub Anuf .rsl
brush your hair and complete your toilette. ami
ifusi Hr This w give new Eest 20 YoHrekisIsI4ea.
mile OF walking may h. added with alsaa.
iaee
Women, mi those who are delicate. and who
are ess'.r CHILLED. may HudiIf SIR AstlsYs u8la
by adopting that which Is described ia the follow.
ins language OF lady 10 Lady.
4 Laws B,Ia.-You only want a balm Of
water towel mg aud hve minutes time
When You Gel, up IN the morning pm a naiiiraal
fefy loosely Of the waist, draw ydpr ans ouI al
the sleeves OF your chemise, and lri il ,lWR n
y1uf waist Take your faE Wt.' Wefiel 8Hd
Slap your bead and shoulder, NIB your arm. ard
cLssi, aHd throw laai.us af water r1uai roaf
cans and back Of The neck. Then throw your
towel arfo,s your back ana slw. ii dry Ku1
Cast untl you aro quite dry. Pot Ul yuur che.
mi,e sleeves, draw ON nigh, soNu, to kecpimm
chilling, while Aou iutk up ynuI saiiis unIeranc
arm, until You wa,h arl ary oue 'imt drop shat
eide and DO ilr cilbrikcwise and be- qfe that ibe
small Of The back anl ride. c1i their il share Of
rubbing This done, No down. dip one foot 'u ihe
basin, rlh AMI dry b. I'D. ON your stocking aai
shoe sad then Wa,h the other
Washington telegraph., 1854-06-14

4 Qrrrg Crsfourr.--Bs.0s IN Maine. q
while ago. write, N Of BRIDGEPORT Con. II
irll iH with singular customer Ne !, lawyer
Of some omiuenec, and aco0fmrl bachelor. lie
showed mo hIs hia'.. (which be- wcan without
ti1, .iHg or ,ocas,j Wi.l ll',s cai ihflueh them
iai alDto iio sa'c.. 30 ss Co la' Ihe snow water
come freely about o., f',t. declaring that he has
noi bad a cold 9f dlteen yeau by reason OF ihI.
practice. Dat the bc.i iiiur aioui him was biz
'minou' IS he called %, which ragald as very
peculiar. lie believed be said lha, tie earth (.
huge anim.l breathing every ir bouu. which
causes the ebb aud iloW Of tha 'ie thai iie trees
,huibhcry etc are hahn. and a'l auImals. Iuciud.
ing mon merely yemiIi iie also believes 70 a
KIND Of melemp,ycho.t anl p,i.ms that be can
distinctly remember ha,IHg lived oa ihs clrn In
nine different iouns ln Che last olthrsc rnor 20
The proacni, 10 says be was ln tae form of hluek
sheep which wore be.' and ile jo-. getting
after doe iocl, u wlieh lc was a laai.nr mem.
ber be loi ihr hrll, aud has found g SINCE be was
a man. and knew it the very moment Il caught
bis eyer An -odi theory inicell
Washington telegraph., 1854-06-14
WASHINGTON POsT.oFr,CE.

AlIiFhtA anu btptIlufts Of the u, y. man
tNsTruN NAN.
Arrives every Sunday, "Wednesday. Fd....Gr 49,.
Departs every Tuesday, Thur. and Sat-..g a. b..
TEXAS Sia GAINESVILLE.
Arrives every Tuesday and Fnday.....Gr. NJ.
Departs every Monday and Tbunday....gA u.
WALNUT mA ANp .raryrrour
Arrives every Monday aud dFH.ay....,..Hr. 49,.
Departs every Wednesday & &Sai.riay,....GA. 81.
FULTON.
Arrives every Wednesday aud Saturday, G p. st..
Departs TAN.
CAMDEN.
Arrives every Sunday. ST..
Departs every Thursday. ay...........,.,..gA.H H.
Panther loH uoryruN)
Arrives every Wednosday...........tI.A.M NJ
Departs same y,..............,......1 O.. 81.
urRrBrrsnoRo.
Arrives every Tuesday, y,....,.,,.....,.,Gp.M p. M.
Departs every Monday, y,..............GAm. m.
Each ol the above Mails close al 6p M., pre-.
vlous to the dsy Of departure.
R. L. PHILLIPS, T. M
Washington, .iug a, 1858
Washington telegraph., 1854-06-14
y ticc
LAND OFFICE. !,
WAsuiNgroN, Auks.

La \ ID OFEltE.
NAsuiNgfoN, Auk's.
July, gud, 1853.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN. that after ils
~ expiration of thirty dai nom the date hefe.
oi applications lo' the private cul Of the follow.
ing lands will be- received at this Office. the same
having been heretofore cfuue,u,ly marked o.
the pla's Of llis oilire as ,old.
The whole Of section aud 10, IN Township 10
south. OF range 10 0wcsi-the NJ la and "
@i sW e. ?, WI o and 81 90, in Township los
X 20 W The Ne a. and s! 10. 81 ar ii: W.
OF NEqr -, whole OF sections ~. -. and ~,
NJ 20 n! 90 aud Nj a. g. in TaSR2l W.
BENZ, T. JEl'f Brgiua.
CllAS b, Mitchell, Roapcr
Itafhmgion, JiigG 1853. ~