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Beer Cattle FROM IowA.-Smce

BEEr CATTLE FROM IowA.-Smce
the opening of the Rock Island Road
(says the N. Times) the drovers are
bringing cattle TO New York market
by rali from the State OF Iowa. A
single drover delivered 600 at the
Bulls Head market few days ago.
in nine days from the western bank
of the Mississippi, in Iowa, by means
OF Rock Island, Michigan Central
and New York Central roads, and
the Lake Erie and Hudson River
boats, aud received therefor an aver
age of $55 each.
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LAW VS. SAW.

Sitting is his office we lawyer
Standing ia the street d sawyer
On ,he lawyers ansious face
You could read q knoiiy case,
Noodins law;
Wills, the 'wyer, gaunl aud grim,
Ga rough and kno.ty limb,
Ran bis saw.
Now the saw-hofse seemed to me
Like d double y IN fee,
Add the saw,
Whichever way twas thrust,
Musi be followed by the dust,
Like The law.
And the log upon the tack,
Like The cheat on the tack,
Playing ia part,
As the tempered teeth of steel,
Made wound that would not heel,
Through the heaIi.
And The severed stick that fell,
ln ils falling seemed to tell
an too plain,
Of the many severed ties
That Ia law suits will arise,
Bringing pain.
Then msthoasLt the sturdy paw,
That was usins axe mad saw
On the wood,
Had islding nine Of wealth,
With his houesi toll ana health,
Doias good.
II the chips that slfewed the ground
By some stricken widow found
10 her need,
Should BY light and warmth impaIt
Blessings IN her aged heart
Happy deed,
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Darius Davidson. a celebrated ma

Darius Davidson. a celebrated ma
val architect of Boston, proposes to
construct an immense steamship,
700 feet in length. She is to be
driven by l6 separate engines, hay-
ing a total of 5000 horse power, at
the average speed of 25 miles per
hour, and TO have berlhs and stale
rooms for 5000 passengers. These
figures seem large ones, but we are
fast travelling towards their reallza-
ton.
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Justice belongs to humanity
The gods let all do as they may
their sun shines on the righteous
and the wicked man alone aims
at worthiness and merit. No one
ought to enjoy what is too good for
him he ought to make himself
worthy of it, and rise to its level.
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is 4aG -...,.s.. ...-..s:.ss 81
Northern Railroad, \. Il.
British q u. :. MAIL ROUTE
Boston. Lowell, Concord, North
ern, passnRpsir. vermont Central cog
densburgh and Montreal silfosds,
m Ma G. NJ

- Jshasbufs, Darlington. - Ahaus, Montreal, Os-
donssafsh 4na thu ltrst. and hapchestcr, Nash
ut boston Lavfrncc, 7alen, nuVsf, Portsmouth,
Portland, GroisI lu .ciiou, Norctttcrt Providence.
Nutstrn aud \ ~ afk.
IHis g. lnc uferl route hristtt he sho,c places,
aud passes thfogsh ihr rapua- oi Sow lHnPshrs nod
Vermont lhc iie and ncisht DO low a. by other
routes
Auet Dec d. ls53. trains Nof'h leave Boston ID
7.ia 4. sad ~ 3d. cad Concord 81 20 % A. n. aud
4 n T.atus south leave Wine ktVet Junction
AZ 7.l5A ~ aud l.J1 T.. ~. ou tae arrival Ut Cars
from upper roads.
~paCaIclttlt Trains atss over hts route every Iucs
DAY andifetEhf tfaiushttl, hrNiAi huftngtou, Ron.
e. POM. bgIen.hlf.h, aouffeai. rnd Nashua, Low
ell, Bostou, ~ilfm. faffsmouu., Worcester, Pow
deuce and Intermediate places ono % D. che oul, route
tom thr Ogden. 10 ana Montreal hoads by which
Ffrtshtcau be earned nitho zoos changing ctfs.
pNSLON SrEAKNs Agent.
Concofi, \. q. nor. %, l-1l
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The object of life is life itself-if
we do but our duty to our own
minds, we shall soon come to do il
to the world.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-06-23

There are 1879 editors in the
United States.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-06-23
JAMES MOORE,

suui e. R.R
Nouh6rli W., June ., ls5i.
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ALBANY RUTLAND
RAILROAD.

- -s- s-...sss.ss ..ss siss.....;.is..
Now oPEN ANDHuNNtNG THROUGH 10 Al
y ban, ~itHoul change of Car
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Bureau Corps of Typographical Engineers,

phofoSALs Will be received
November next for the construction, equipment and delivery
uoi or al any port OF Lake Erie said
nor 10 be less than 1876 feet long, 20 feet breadth Of beam
excusV e fixtures paddle wheels
less han 200 Tons burden and depth hold about 81
e deck and cabin said boat be fashion, and TO be
uf e hands an OF the machinery cabin and for The
oieers Also, 10 have cooking stewards pantry,
water closets and customary cabin and kitchen uniine for
less than 20 hands and six officers
The upper dck cabin roof to be sufficiently hn for
airy use
Pilot or wheel house 10 be the upper deck and be supplied
with customary convenences for steering,
The boat TO be schooner gged be supplied with
rps SAILS and rigging TO be properly painted 10 have two ade
anchors with adequate cables, and all
Of hauer boies chain cable boxes wndas &c.
Each details and dimension and
furnish a drawing and model of the boat
The boat 10 be supplied with good yaw boats not less than
long each and each boat have Two good with rudder
and tIer.
No advances be contract and the War Depart
authority reasons declare the void,
and advertise The War Department itself the
tight of the proposals. reject the whole and TO
advertise anew.
The be able pressure maintain
speed Of miles the hour and be supplied with suitable coal
capable slowing
Materials the quality put workmanke
and all and fixtures for strength and
against fire. BIS observed The boat have less than 20 ade
quate wi buckets.
engine of quality be of the kind
with the best Improvements.
When
will be appointed by the War Department; officer of the
be chosen by the These select third
and employ exceeding professional steamboat also
employ The requisite hemen, abore &c in order 10 make
spection and Trial.
miles weather, which trip said
shall maintain speed OF not less than miles the hour
said inspectors condition,
strength materials and machinery workmanship nh and
evidence expenses
trial. half said expenses paid by the United States,
and one half by the contractor
Sep l6-d2ot& &2awtlsiNov Col Corps T. f.
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United StAtos Patent Once,
Washington, Sept. 8, 1854,

IN the petition of HenTy Buden Troy, York. pray
the extension of granted day
OF December ls4o for an Improvement in machine rolling
puddle balls other Of
seven years from the expiration of said patent which
the 10th day of December, l654--
III ordered that the
Monday the 2 OF November next at u o'clock and per
notified sppear they have why
said petition ought 10 be granted.
Persons opposing The extension required
Onice te objections, specially forth writing twenty
before the day OF hearings all testimony filed party
10 be used at the said hearing be
cordance with the rules OF the once which
application.
The testimony IN the will be
deposiuons and other relied filed
In the ONCE on or before the morning OF that day; the
any, within ten days thereafter.
Osdered also, that this notice be published Union ntel
gencer and Evening STAR Washington ID. c. Evening Argus
phladelpha Pennsylvania Scientific American New
fos Boston, Massachusetts, week successive
weeks previous the 9Th of November day hearing
... CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner Of Patents.
sEdots OF the above papers will please copy,
Sept 6-law3w
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NOTICE extending the time OF the reservation of
IN along the of the
SHREVEPORT, LOUISIANA to VIcKsBuRo
the heretofore
withdrawn ordered be withheld f9m 9ae OF
entry Except valid pre- enpnnc) snia ,c 9Th day OF June
dated 1852 aud lying within hfesn
Of the proposed railroad above men
extended for months from Ith instant
my city OF Washington this tenth day OF
june, 1854
ny order of the President:
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner Of the General anu Office.
Jupe ll-lAwl3H
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Office hereby the Of thc Hon. Henry
Dodge and of satisfactory assigned, the lands hereto
WiioW Rirsr and Mnerd
Point the OF WISCONSIN, within about hcen miles
supposed the propoaed railroad from u
ST. Paul. Fond du Lake SUPERIOR particularly de-
scrbed lie No from ,ns office on the 18Th
July last which subject private entry at the tme OF SAID
withdrawal Sescep such have been since empted will
subject entry and location and ae Monday The 5h
the
though had Withdrawn from market And
withdrawal of eHbrsced IN the Presidents
proclamation No $40 public sae at Willow RIVER wisconsin,
Monday lth day OF September next having
recnded directed in SAID pTociama
ton.
General Land Once, at the city OF
Washington, this 2lst day OF August, ammo Donni lS5s
BY order OF the President.
JoHN WILSON, Commissioner.
Ang 9o-euwGw ttntel h Star
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jus WILbONt
Acting Commissioner OF the General Land Office.
NOTICE TO pRE-EMprIoN CLAIMANTS.
BY the Rresii den.
Ins 8 WIIAl

Under the approved 3D. March, 1889 entitled An
extend presumption rights 10 certain settlers therein men
pre- emp'ion United States they then
extended the above mentioned aiernate sections
settlement and Improvement made prior p @ date
aotment proven and paid for at te ta wo doas and
y before the aed f the public sale Ana by
the ae, approved 7t March, 1884, the relief OF
lands for road persons who set
tied improved the above lands prior The date OF
win be entitled TO preempons al the ordinary minimum price OF
dollar
proven paid for before the day fixed for the nab
lie sale. Therefore, person entitled 10 The right OF pre-
enpon the lands above nepnad under al ac, OF Sd
March, 1885, above referred etcs,en made por to e y
aoneD under the act OF 2h
March, prior the Withdrawal
required establish the the satisfaction the register and
Office make therefor at er
fixed by ae az pdtieGte ttr seeing p notice
before tie day appointed for the public sale OF The lands
bracng claimed Otherwise such Claim viii be forfeited
JOS, s. WILSON.
Acting Commissioner of the General Land Office
Sep l6--lawl3w Int star.1
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School Of Medicine.
TUE session begin Monday
l. and end on the Is, of March, 1855.
rc,ncipies and Practice OF Surgery, ~ X. smb, NJ. p
ehemsry aud Pharmacy, w. e. A. Aiken NJ n.
ne'ple and Practice OF Medicine, Samuel Chew, NJ. d.
npaomy and Physiology, Joseph Roby, NJ ID.
uestetros, Richard H. Thomas
". ID. '' - "
rr,acucai Anatomy, B. D. Smith, NJ. ID.
chi instruction the Inirmay belonging
'ns containing one hundred and fny beds,
lor the lectures 800 matricuaion fee graduation
sar, oo,o WILLIAM H. a, AIKEN M. D.,
.f-N'-FNW''NpN 'H Dean.
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GREAT bargains In Dry Goods.-Our Mr.. Hall has JUST
NJ from New York. he attending
you have about
opening such sacrifice
viii guaranty suit purchaser that think favor
CALL both quality Our embraces
both
goods Also, large Of capeiInes of kind,
materials OF the finest quality of various kinds We
specuy will favor with call before
purchasing elsewhere confident will be greatly
advantage Bear mind the handsome goods
had at the fret of the
epl4-d2wif HALL BROTHER
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MALL STEPHENS, military OF the hrsf oIders,
would respectfully cn the attention OF army and navy ohcss
their superior work and goods They have created
revolution In this department. and furnish the most eegnt
goods AZ prices that viii successfully challenge greater red uuon
we wish 10 show that this privilege business
and susceptible u nil The the despite the ogsngs
of antiqnarians
Citizens clothes made ORDER elegant style apd latest
fashions
United States naGs and banners o order
Aug i2-2iaw3mo
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That lands Withdrawn in the districts of subject
Monroe and Natchoce Lousann, No. 1885, Decenl
Der for the railroad from Shreveport Vcksbug in said
which the extended notice No
56 will be subject the 1 of December, 1854
time fixed in said notice. that respective registers and
The several land Offices above will this
into effect ahoM a"ang further Instructions from his o5e
Given under hand the General Oice
Hashpyton this fifth day of September, Ammo Donin 1854
=" ny order Of The President y ~
JOHN WILSON,
Efpt 6r-3awGW Commissioner
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Mc. Eushneil,s school,

,3-s street, 6esccen aud G. streets Washington.
''iE will FIRST Monday in Hepten
The Of instruction and modern
with all the English branches usually taught the best
schools Circulars nay be had at the at the book
ik-FrsTues6vs
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Hamilton G.. FAINT.

Dealer in Erchange Stocks &c., Psnnspanu
between AZ and 9Th streets Washington, D. G.
NCURRENT money and land
u principal sold
moneys remanng deposite biry
Claims against the government collected, '1 q"
Sept 81 imd&w
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CANDhc subscribers return the. sincere thanks those
~ have ropty settled their and
have
N
remain unsettled. MAGRUDER X CALVERT.
we are offering great bargains all goods
o punctua customers, NJ. n g.
Auro
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MATCiI EKORSES FOR SALE.--A pair of sorrel family
M horses gentle in harness The having
further for them, will sell very low indeed
For particulars inquire at the counting of this office.
30--d
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Coiisctor'. oasce, August 1, 1854.

N'LSh to spayerpeduction for prompt paymeuNotice
ntsby given that the 1854
payable at This oihce and thai per
- = '" "" ~ \, r,D1,.iIs
Aug 3-eotdn coIec,nr
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No. 523.
Sale of alternate sections In the Missouri
;y the Presldent of the Un,,sd states

~ - 80 ~ -
s,,a u...,,uv. - a.. rf.,..1 v.u...
-, ~ ,r
United Of America hereby make
bearing odd numbers, which United thn
miles side the Hanniba and ST. Joseph RAILROAD the
as, as @ % ~ @ VIZ az. ~, ~, W s .o. ~
SIs 1 & sno 20 ny 1 ~ IN % e n.au - ~ , a naS @ ~
S,a.a ni s,.c;a, ,nsn.a nn ~, =. o. ,,;na ~,
August 1854, win be held the aforementioned
lana oces IN saa STATE at Tue periods hereinafter aessnaed
WIZ
At the land PALMYRA commencing Monday the
of January disposal
within such and parts OF sections bearing odd numte
above referred situated IN the aforementioned Townships
N0'A 'A ease "' ana @s'' =" "e v" p'"epa '"s''''a"
Townships .yrc, tysir, isy seven and yeish of range
four
Townships fpfre, fifty sir, ffyseven, fjtyegh, and fifty
nl.e, of range five.
nine, of range six.
townships hfytre fyyeshs, oi
seven,
Townships tsye fny six, and dtysersn, of range nine
Townships yipe, Jy and Dy eight, OF range
ten.
Townships fysia, yfevcn and fly eight, of range eleven
AT the land Office MILAN commencing Monday the eighth
day January next for the disposal OF the vacant public lands
such odd numbered sections above referred To situated in the
following named townships, to wits
North Of the bose t-r cad s OF the f rinspul meridian
Townships ytyslH hyseven, and tyeig range fourteen
Toymshps jy E 6yssven' ana ana gty @ s' @ % o. range nee
TOWNSHIPS tygsr hyseVeh ana Jyty OF range si1een
townships MY I my seVen ana lvy eshl OF range seven
teen
Townships JysS hysevtn, and MY e,g OF range nineteen
Townships my r my evtn anh my eisht OF range twenty
one
Iowhps JyV SIC, y-se'en a"a j5yesh' VI '"nsc twenty
Townships ysr' MY seven and vye'gA OF range twenty
three.
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Land Warrant Lost.

LAND WARRANT for forty OF land number 30 1885,
II lh day January 1885, and sent to tho
Cabbe Washington city, d. e., and lost msad by
him. said notify all regis
location And shall
nppy six publication
missioner Pensions for duplicate of said
ALEXANDER JOHNSON.
MAmAssa jackson county, Florida, August 4, 1854.
Aug l2--aw6ws
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CIxETCHE.s OF eminent Statesmen OF the time OF
y George III BY LORD Brougham new edition. vols.
Letters of Rachel t.,dy Russell edition. volume.
Railroad accidents the by which they be
safety apparatus by L.
Turnbul and w. G.. NicRea. Price 25 cents.
o Skeletons aud Teeth.
Bnshnan principles animal and vegetable physiology.
Carpenters principles Of comparative physolo new edition
AugY FRANCk TAYLOR
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oGc9 OF the Clerk OF the Ho. OF Reps. U. s..

oacs OF the Clerk Of the Ho OF Reps. U. y.
September 4, 1854
.SEALED PROPOSALS will be received this Office until IL
- Monday, September 25 1854 furnishing
hundred and fifty quality anthracite conf half red ASH
wto The he pure, 90
pounds tom delivered free Of ohargs the vaults
Of the Capitol
Also M furnishing hundred and y cords of best quality
wood ve
once, twenty the whole
measured sawed, away the Capitol
the expense the contractor
be delivered before the 18th day
October qualify weight
by person designated the Clerk for that Pur
pose. JOHN w. FORNLY,
cnegk House OF Reps u. s.
ffntci. g S,ar.1
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HtSSnLUIiOy copartnerslp heretofore existing
~ Of EVANS FAINT expires
day and hereby declared to be mutually dissolved H.
Fani alone authorized TO use the OF the final
m their business. +, =. EVANS,
HAMILTON o FAINT
WksuSaros, September l. 1854.
Sen s. md
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United states Mail.

Fosr DEPARTMENT,
September IL, 1854
pRoFOshLs for the mails Of the United States from the
January, 1863, the Both day June. 1885,
ofAlabama, will be received
Department, Washington,
until O'Clock LIST November, 1854, be decided by Sd
November oow wing;
7l1 From Gaineown by Suggsvle Grove Hill CYoeaN Corner
Hill, Dxons Mills, Shiloh pencsrsille, Linden, Spring
H Demopols md N,aesn Greensboro, 100 miles and
back. tines week in two-hofse stages.
Shhestown every Sunday, Wednesday, and Friday
a. IN,
Arrive a Greensboro in sc hour, by p. M;
every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
Arrive a Ganes,own In SO hours by / p.
horse vii considered
proposals. guarantee certificate,
feubraeas conditions be Incorporated
such properly
inviting proposals
southwestern States, dated January 9, 1854
JAMES CAMPBELL,
PosiplEl,er t'encra
Sept l9--lawiw Intel and Ev. STAR
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February 49, 1854, for the railroad from Mobile
Aabaua selma Gunter's Landing the Tennessee
continuation of the from
via MoDe Alabama, New Orleans, louisiana and the
thereof Albany Georgia. via Euaua Montgomery Ala
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mo. 52l.1

NO. OIL
NOTICE Of the establishment OF Surveyors General
IN aud Of land offices for the Territories MEXICO,
INdroR. OREGON, and MINNESOTA
In Of law, the President Of the United d.
reced that for the the following shall be the sites of
Offices for the aud iaad districts created by
the late session Of Congress- viz:
The office for the of New MEXICO be
SANTA F and that for tho general of WASHINGTON
TERRITORY u OLYMPIA
The Offices for the register and for WAsHNaros TERRI
also OLYMPIA those for OREGON
those for the Winona district MINNESOTA TERRITORY,
WNoNA and those for Red ng district
RIToRy, al RED WING.
Given under hand the city Washington, this twenty
fourth day of August, A. ID. 1854.
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
Aug 2i-~Anw6w flint. and Sar1
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/ MHROiDEKIES- LACE GOODS sSc.-The subscribers
- nave THE day received full and complete stock of the above
Goods OF the la, Paris Styles embracing all the novelties OF the
70 which the an ion of the ladicsi respectfully invited The
'oho"ingls list OF OF the leading articles, via
~ riasese chemfsetts aud sleeves, in sets
20 Maltese colareis and sleeves do
- 'tehiy embroidered muslin sets, Vaences trimmed
90 do Maltese do
20 40 muslin coaIet,s aud sleeves
i3o French embroidered muslin collars
20 40 do caubric collar.
- spH do cambric skiris, for open dresses
',o 20 do pocket hands cTchicfs
ds pieces Maltese laees edrincs. all widths
wv 60 ,hiences races, eagnss, aud nspriings
~ 90 hhgi'sh inread laces, rdRing aud insertings
q 90 caInonc fouucings and Tufnrs
,i5 DO Swiss mnsin, aounoing and bands
100 do embroidered diny bands
% pairs embroidered muslin aud cambric sleeves
=, W dosen long and short blaok ace mits
so, every variety illusions
gloves, hosiery, 80 ~
Sep 3-3awiwif uOoE ppoTurp q f,o
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trEIE MISSES HAWLEY'j boarding Day school
will be roopened Monday September eb their residence
No i67 Pennsylvania between l7h nnd 18th
Board tuition English French S250 sch0
Circulars containing terms for day scholars &c., be
the school, tssh
r Sept o-3taw3wT