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.iToIH.R Head off, r. Coo1,y;,
Postmaster a. Southampton. " II. has been
''n'"ved. He Vas a .-::c,l.ber &C the Iecisla-
ne and refused to vote as the administration
t'.r''>i 81 re NEBRASKA question. Thus we
~" =, cH'ry E.a.i must 90 all .encts for
-.'~y. - Use his head ii ,.erel,ancc he
i-.'' iourand-s'xpence office under the
T-'''"' General Fi9-cr. :he renowned ar
80: al '':i-tin .<g;>hci New Hampshire
'' si:'I- ''.ori rs freedom ,,ia
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A GUERRILLA WARFARE.

!Aosc WHO DO the dirty work Of election
eerns IN This county FIR the present adj
':l:'s!ration,deS patir. of defeating the friends
OF freedom IN the coantv, have opened sort
OF guerrilla warfare upon our county Ticket,
with the design of defeating some of the car
dldateS upon it. Silly and false accusations
are brought up against one or more, and ped
died out at wholesale, with thc view OF Great
ing .iealou>ics among viii rs and such as re-
fnsc to give in their adhesion to the Nebraska
iii'ar1y None need to hc at loss as to the
o'.ect OF this manruvring. 1t means no
good Divide and conquer.is their purpose.
there IS but one way to deal with them, and
that is for all the opponents of slavery extern
s''h TO 60 strai "ht forward, vote the entire
ticket, and the result will be splendid tri-
umph iii the county.
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SUDDEN DEATn.-Miss MARY Hill, of
johnson, daughter of George W. Hill, ESQ,
died alter few hours Illness on SUNDAY last.
1t Is supposed her death was caused bv taking
iaudanum. She had suffered from mental
arrangement :orscmc time past, arising from
the sl!s!en decca>c OF a youpc man with
"'om SIC had a matrimonial engagement. =
~" \ c.!,- .e1is - no w., i.1nal cl.,-r
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ONE WELE TROH NCXT TUESDAY,!

=: ou2 wee. 'rcla rex. Tuesday Sor:eH-
osS ;i:e 1.hCccurs o'l: aauua! State election.
Nominations e.. State and County oi!icera
.lavo been made. We a.! know what ti,:y
are; and the time has arrived for preparing
n earnest fer the confess: Great principles
ar" involved in it. and we all feel that the
verdict Of the patriotic little State Of oars
e:oi.d tc ,:.h.. But 70 make il so wcrs.
mug. h. done. Town Committees should be
On Tic alert. and see that each town is Organ
ICED, and other measures aior.ci 50 TIA; al
the opponents otthe prescn; rIoae aad Anti
Republican administration NAV be 9. the
rolls. il IS tiine to ',gin. and will the town
,Gmmi!.cc: a.t'nd 10 :..rir duties without
u.!av !: -: Vermont utter her con,lca.na-
ION IL d, emphatic manner. ca TIE 5:h q
Ne:'t,.}e-. a.cnins: III schemes Oh the Fierce
Az. 70 throttle freedom and 10 curse the
ard .tii further u;h slavery. The time ior
: acton lag co:l.c.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

The Ed;nburgi, Review fo- July, is val
uaile number. as indicated by the following
table OF contents, and presents strong induce
ments to subscribe for the volume which COM
mcnces with this number.
Confcnts,-Diplomatic History OF The Eas-
tern Question and Laws aeains.
the Liquor Trade-Hcrmann's Esctylus-
kaEr Wars and Capepo.icy-1hc Great Sc
cial Prot!cm-Ihc Orders in Council on
Trade during War-Narshail on the Repre-
sentaton Of Minortics-Europcan Enigra-
ton to the United States Russian va:
Of 1884.
lie Ioa'pn Quarterly Review. .3u!1. 49,. ailel-
Ism Ed.uol. Leonard Scott s Co, Nc York.
The topics OF this number are The House
ot Commons-t lilman's Latin Christianity
The Drama-Class;cal Diction .rics-TLc t.
lectric Telegraph Chr;s.;anity in A:e,.ne-
s;a and New Zealanl-Qucpn E,izatc.h ana
her Favor;,cs-I.ord Lvn,:huvst and the Eas.
crn Question.
POSTAGE en- the four Reviews and Black
wood to any Post Office in the United, only
50 cents a year. viz. II cents 4 year on each
Review, and "a cents a year on B!acl. wood.
HARD TINS. r. Charlie, Dickens. Nr''-i o:i. /
l.. Mc!..t..n ( C..
\ new stor:, from DicKEHa is sure Of ;
great sale whatever its merits. Perhaps N
author who las published 50 mach, is read :,
extensively, aud with SO much delight Nv al
classes OF people. The present story is in
tended to illustrate Tie .utiIi,v Of at,em;.;in:
70 educate every s,ark o! imagination GU, o:
children, and Oh lis ruins raising a supers;ruc
tTre O! slHare, ,har:-cor"cred FACTS. Fc
SAL; al !io~.rd's
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JustiuG. f.IorriIl.

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FINE N Tmr Wo"D>-F From every t'''
ter we hear o.'.yten>irc fires III the ioE'-F>.
The .ca-cs; 20 us i raging IN The UH'''
belonging 10 JOHN G.. Sinclair o. TO
the Gale ri:e-. IL last aronnts. i"o
ired acres had keen barn. "s'r. aud Tue d
vas inai.inr RAPID ad.AHces 'o"aE1S, q"
mills. Atoutsix,y .D'l ~"fc s"m'.
On. acn.n- TIE ';-e r Mo-: - !
,-,.- p---.s..
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IN pursuance Of the order of the President
bearing date the Ot uitmo, al
the request OF the and
congress from the Sae Of following
named situated in the State The route oil
the Iron Mountain and Msspp River railroad" have been
wndawn from sale OF entry except for valid pre- emphon claim"
until further orders, wit
In the district Of lands subject o sale ST. LouIs
North Of of ae ma principal HediGn
Townships IS and 80, Of range
North Of Of sth principal meridian
townships IS, 80. 40, Al and AZ, OF range s.
Townships 80 49, Az Az 49, A. and 40, Of ranges a. 5, and g.
Townships 3d. 49, "A, and As, OF range T.
Township 80, Of range
In the disl Of land subject 10 sale at JAG
the base line aud Of the h principal nleridian
Townships 3o 81, 81, SO, "a, IS, 49, and 81 range
Townships 49, 30 49, 81 81 49, "a, IS, ~, range
Townships 81 30 49, 81 49, 49, 81 3 &c. and 81
Townships ao 81, %, 49, 80, 81 81 SO, 81 IS, 49, and 81
range 4.
Townships IS, =, a. 30 49, 49, 81 49, SO, a. 49, 49, 81
and 9.
Townships a. u.s. o. az 49, 49, 90 81 80 and 49, of range7
Townships a. 49, 49, az % and 49, ranges g. g. and TO-
Townships ~ 49, "a, p, 26 a. and 3D. of H. IL 49,
and Ia.
Townships 81 2a as "a, u.s. 49, az and 70, ofange Is.
Townships 20, "a, u.s. 70, a7 and -, of range 10.
Townships ~, 49, "a, 25, &c. 81, Dc, ofraDge IL.
Townships "a, 25, 3, and q, OF range IT,
of the base line and eesf of the h principal meridian
Townships 36 and 81; of range l..
includes townships heretofore Withdrawn
railroads. offered but which
all been inserted as they within the reservation
Given hand General Land Office, the
Washington this eighth day of Juse, Domn 1884.
BY order of the President:
JOHN WILSON,
June 0-lawl3w Commissioner.
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DURSUAhr TO dies rec Of the high court Of chance
made in a of Isabella Bird widow, plaintiff against
Ghaoe ke and others defendants the claiming 10 be
sx of s 10 John McDouge formerly Ioyds Coffee House,
London, unieywuiar afterwards of the
Kept by Thomas William Nchqsqn lnveresk Musei
Of Mid Lothian, No Britain then OF Der
Tweed then Of Rnsp Park Uxbrdle IA The
OF Mdleex, esquire who died the 18th day
1854, by ts solicitors before the ih day
OF November and prove their relationship The
John NcDoug chambers chancellor Sir VIII
Wood No II New square, Lincons Inn, Mddlesex
default thereof they will be perenptoy excluded from
benea O! the said decree.
Thursday the seYenh day Of December next O'Clock in
the aenoon at the said CHAMBERS appointed for hearing and ad
Indicating the claims.
Dated This 9Th day Of August, ls5i
RICHARD BLONAM, CHIEF Clerk
ATKINSON PILGRIM,
Church Court Lohbury, London, Plaintiffs Solicitors
SEM -lamJmt
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Cincinnati, Louisville, Indianapolis Columbus Zaneui Cleve
land, Toledo, Chicago, aud 81 Louis.
'SHROUGH above points be had rail
L road station in Washington.
leaving Washington ut 8, arriv In Wheeling In
the splendid incheser and Diunu
Wesvie 40 miles from Wheeling ecl by railroad
Toledo,
miles, 81 Louis. Leaving Washington 8, they will
the afternoon with the spieHdid "Union Line"
for Cincinnati LOUISVILLE and for Indianapolis by railroad
from Iawrenceburg.
Through sold Cincinnati Louisville aud pdanapo
lis GAINESVILLE Columbus by naona road
Wheeling Passengers holding through tickets lie
point For information and tickets, apply T. IL
PARSONS, agent, Washington.
J. H.. DONE,
Feb -du Master Transportation.
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The cheapest comfortable and srpedous roate 70 hs
White Sulphur Springs passing the Alum Warm, and Hot
Springs
ARRANGEMENTS having with the OF the
IL splendid George Page between Alex
andra Washington, distance of six miles, in eonnexion with
the this the Washington railroads. the following
schedule will and after Thursday June l. 1851
from Alexandria Gordonsyie intermediate stations
depot, OF Duke Henry streets,
O'Clock, the arrival OF The boat from Washington, giving
ample breakfast board arriving GoTdODsyle al 10Y
O'Clock connecting that place with the trains the Virginia
railroad Richmond Charlottesville, and sIauhton
Gordonsyie Alexandria intermediate stations
Gordonsye O'Clock, arrival Of the
the Virginia Central road arriving Alexandria hafpast
O'clock thus allowing une 10 connect with the trains leaving
Washington for the Morrill, and for dinner board the boat
A Wauenton
Alexandria daily Sundays excepied) O'Clock
arriving al WaTTenton at 81 O'Clock, !.
On Sunday viii leave at O'Clock,
from Wauenton Alexandria and nefmedae stations
daily (sundays excepled quarter before
O'Clock, arriving Alexandria at half past 9o'cloek,
On Sunday will leave quarter past 10 O'Clock,
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Ii Il EAT TszRUUaH LINE TO THE YVES
Ia "a; III II


and Ohio railroad from Baltimore TO Wheelig and
line the Ohio andhe stages to ZGnesoihc &c.
finishing great Board Tree TunneI and the being
advantages The scenery upon
the supcndous and attractive character
The mail leaves Baltimore daily p.
directly through Wheeling sb nnies) IL ~ hours
GLIDING all arriving there at 3, day
passengers Baltimore lodging
Cumberland, ~ mles and proceed thence Wheeling
morning.
trains, the leave Washington
daily, meeting from Baltimore the Wash
junction, known the Relay ouse miles from
Baltimore.
completed this form daily
Louisville, the stages Nashville,
New Orleans packets be by those
ing further
Passengers Columbus the land Gin
Ohio the West d
Wheeling Company excellent
part National GAINESVILLE
by railroad
Passengers Wesvle Cleveland by
railroad will also find this most agreeable being
regular speedy Wheeling and those
places.
i Baggage checked through Washington Wheeling
o charge 10. transfer OF passengers or baggage.
roue) Washington Wheeling, 50 50 80 Cncnna Sl,
Lousvile Sl2.
Tickets be had of Mr. faaou the railroad station
Washington, and Of the oihe! agents OF the company.
VIM. PARKER,
ll--dn General superintendent.
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Dn. moiisM's ,NvIGonArlNe coh.AAL,


Il n5asss isvieoRariaG &c ExiE "a ooRDiALDA
hfst me properties attributed n rlossi r o h I M
could believe the simple and sublime truths announced by ne
highest class and character iumphng over all doubts In
ceduty ovcrihrown by mass Of testimony which perfectly IL
remedies all the deporabe evils arising
full machine called man II restores TO full vgor every delicate
ter and mind Necessary the Of human s
sons ofeese muscular Frame or deeen, IN vital power II rec
to The proper enjoyment Of al e natural
any age The feeble girl, ,he aiIne
wife, isess youth the man Of business
debility tho weakness of single will all find I'M
renovator predisposon paralysis viii
complete and unang safeguard against that terrible maa
think beyond the reach Of medicine
without reference causes and will not only remove the dso
''' N1"' REBUILD THE BROKEN CONSTITUTIONS.
The arrangements Of the leading to nervous
quire column to which prepare
ton is specific few however may be enumerated viz neu
the heart, spinal affections muscular debility, emos
the liver depression weakness of the will ndispoon
anness after exercises broken sleep and terrifying dreams
creative sexual ineompeene melaneholy monomana
tenasnav 10 emasaon and all
indulgence Of the passions aad all tina, does
Whenever the be acted upon are free from matmaton
or structural diseases, ii is avened thar
moRsk,s 1xvIooRAr1 TING ELIXIR
regularity and activity this with
ganzation malades, they begin
w s nS iad a. "a sa
that for kind Of nervous disease the Elixir Cordial is the
only reliable preparation known.
CURE OF NERVOUS DfsxAsxs
can idea Of e
Whether broken down by
sssa organization + al once sacsd revivied and built up
nnIpr
contrary the relief for the cordial properties
the medicine reach the constitution se ana restore 10 It's
nal condition We'll may the preparation be called the
MRpIcIsAL WONDER
. as The frs. scientific Sc man N,
supposed to have existence.
A srIxuLAsr THAT ENTAILS
Its force expended, with OPIUM alcoholic
and all brief
n s ma" wei ss an o. the Ba
ss s s in mind s
ton viii! also depressions, excitement tendency
% memory y sddness
mental a ds9
prosnton irabiy inability to sleep. diseases
10 De
ss a to be aaIs
" inaiible
Of bottle TO bloom and vieo changing the skin
pale yellow scky color 10 beautiful forid complexion.
aoRsH's NvooRArISo ELIXIR
medica hitherto uneart
OLA stimuant without a reaction.
which forms its Ingredient hae been admitted by
e great medical and institutions OF Europe to be in
authority in sciences discovered the production in Arabia where
ms n,ianon was ehenGa py 'n1 h eev
rance exhanstcss vigo exhibited by the Arab OF both
plgmases, attributable of this vazug
CAurros-Dr. Aosses Inyigoatng Cordial counterfeit
future all The genuine cota vi! nave The popeors fac
blown in the gass " Dr. soses ln'isoia'ing Cordial C. H.
Gos az yq highly FoR sp H ses
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philadelphia college of Medicine.

THE winter session Of this viii begin October o.
Il 1854.
Full courses occtus given both the winter and summer
Degrees are conferred in March and July.
Fees: course ssi Perpetual ticket $3.50 Macula
fee, vo
full in another $50 including graduation fee
taken the faculty the welfare and
student daily by the
each brsnch In all facilities instruction This school
any the county For further information, address
H. HOWARD RAND, M. u. Dean,
LOG South Ninth street, Philadelphia
- h iaub
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TpaHsHBt "PPT = =.
EDWARD X. COLLINS & CO.,
No. Sc Wall street, N. Y.
BROWN, SHIPLEY, CO..
Liverpool
4 @. ROBERTS 81 CO.,
10 Kings Arms Yard, London
J. MUNROE * CO.,
20 Rue Hoire Dame DIES Victories
Paris
GEO. II DRAPER, HavIe.
The ships viii be accountable for gold silver
SPECIE cwery stones, metals, unless bulls
fading therefor the value expressed
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Proposals for Stationery.

.t,.ta SkcRErARY SENATE,
September IL, 1854.
CEAED PROPOSALS be received this office until 10
y O'clock Tuesday, the 10th of October for furnish
hardware 26 inches by ~
inches weighing less than As pounds to the be
charge half
before 9th November
days. additional quantity that be required for the
Of The Senate during the 33d Congress-
sufficient with of
poposer price, accompany PROPOSAL be de-
live,ed this Office free of charge.
will be entered into with the offering furnish
the said the quality the his
bond, sureles satisfactory the Secre
Senate for the thereof under forfeiture
office of the said Secretary within days after the proposal
has been accepted
Sep l9--lawiw
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IMP WhfTenIon, saufday
Passengers Luray New Market viii leaving
Alexandria O'Clock, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat
urdays connecting with The stages Cupsper
Passengers for Lynchbug will take The train AeIan
Mondays
meeting stages al ottesville.
Passengers White Sulphur Springs will take
Alexandra daily connecting with the stanton
Freight running daily, Sundays excepted
Perorder w. g. BROCKErT, Agent,
4--dt Alexandria. "a.
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May ll--dn

U ANTHONY, No. 3os broadway, New York, man
s u'acturer OF daguerreoiype mang
&c. and importer of plates, chemicals fancy frames and
caope and chemicals for pictures, and
rails of every description
supplied with materials for manufacturing
Hatrison celebrated Highlander Shon's
always hand.
305 Broadway, June IL, 1854.
Iuneo - Iveafs
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SOMETHING NEWln consequence of the liberal
y bestowed Metropolitan Gallery, the proprietor
nm engagement with Verge,
dagueeoypes viii be coored With biancy
biIy unaanahle the method, surprising
detail the finest paintings
and gentlemen
engagements and their will
die hour designated Metropolitan Gallery Lane
fuckers Pennsygana between ~ and 9th
GEO, ADAMS, Artist
lG-dn
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no INVENTORsJhe office OF the inventory Ma
onal Union 7lh opposite the portoo Of s2
Patent Office
Tn. oceil examinations patents
for t. members, all possible despatch
will be connection with the Office where models
a be made al the shortest netice.
the office,
formation be regard objects the
All letters addressed central Office where prompt
attention will be given them.
Central Office. Washington, d. Q.
T. q. CLAYTON,
President OF Inventors Protective National Union
Mar
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DY AUTHORITY Legislature o
Virginia, passed February 81 1854, entitled "An
porate the plan James French
railroad between Alexandria and Washington city, and conform
i with thereof hereby given the under
signed books for receiving subscriptions
capital stock said Alexandria and Washington Railroad Company
will be opened 18th continue
open for ten days. incusive from 10, 2, the fol
lowing places:
In Alexandria NewtoHs Hotel the city of Washington
che mayors office and in Georgetown the mayors office
JAMES s. FRENCH,
JOHN w. MAURY,
A. MARSHALL,
CORNELIUS BOYLE,
GEO. FRENCH
EDGAR SNOWDEN,
Aug l6-iawiSep2 Il. w. LATHAM
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Female Institute, south Caroiina nvenue betyveer

Institute,
9th and 7sh streets east, Washington.
THE above will
Monday 18th of September, TIL the last Of june
1855 The coarse of instruction viii embrace all u branches
substantial Finished education and 20 insure Ibis, competent
engaged department The location
Major Nichoson former residence being
part The city, from noise OF iheup
readily accessible all its advantages The buildings
the grounds beautifully improved
ample for exercise.
Terms Boarding tuition English 500, payable half
February Music French drawing
Latin, scholars, of eleven
IS to $40 according TO the class.
Circulars continuing m PARTICULARS VIII BE- upon application
GEORGE G. BUTLER, A M, Principal. .
REFsREs5ss.
Rev William Hodges, Rev. g. NJ Buuer D. d. Joseph Brad
lev. esq Professor I. VI. Baird, Washington
Rev. w. Clarke, Georgetown.
Rep James MAY, u. u, Rev William Friend, Virginia.
Rev Alexander shfns, Pelham, New York.
Rev G d. Miles. Wikesbarre, Pennsylvania,
And the patrons Of the school generally
Aug s-dlm
UMRERThe subscribers having Established themselves
lumber business the old OF WIN.
Streets prepared furnish
Ole terms. They solicit share of public patronage.
GEO. w. GARRETT co.
June l6-eOu
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n X. CHAMBEHLIN's Commercial College, located
W. Maryland The
reach individuals
obtaining thorough practical educa
obtain knowledge
general few weeks than acquired in
many years any counting house.
The of study embraces double boo Keeping and It's
taught according approved methods
Practical penmausp combining rapidly with beauty
mercantile subjects beside other points for
a understand The
being applicants and
held
diplomas who graduate For terms,
nj a circular forwarded by ma
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y ELLIS BELLS! BELIAs!-For churches academies, al
steamboats,, made
kept constantly hand subscribers,
enlarged foundry which has in operation
patterns of perfected
bells have world wide celebrity for sound and
quality The recently succeeded in
applying process loan moulding bell casting,
which perfect casting temper and
unmpaci excellence of their bells
ceved anuay, 1850 the first premium "a silver medal, OF the
Worlds Fair New York, all Others from this
Europe being and which eighteenth
diplomas that has awarded They
patterns hand bells variety the
weight and they also furnish order chimes number
1 and refer several of their make
ard Canadas Their hanengs comprising and
consist W
arms which may upon the bell spring acting
capper proonging ne sopEd; iron frames toine
For steamships
proved revolving yoke fancy hangings in brass bronze
any design, furnished We supply whole paris
bells
specifications being given. Old bells taken in exchange
Of all descriptions made and
Being immediate conpcron with the principal d
recons, railroad canal river, orders be with
despatch which, personally by
spsoffulIy solicited. -
A. MENEELY's SONS
Feb 2i-diy West Troy, Albany Co, N. Y.
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Navy Beef and Pork for 1855.



Bureau OF Provisions and Clothing, Aug 24th, 1854
SEALED PROPOSALS. endorsed Proposals for Beef "Pro
y posas may will be this
ofce until Ia O'Clock saturday the yDrh day Of September
for furnishing free of all
United States al the following nsyy-yards;