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NEW MEXICAN SUGAR.-It is said that
almost all fruits, grains, and vegetables
shich grow in the clear dry climate of
Mexico, are remarkable for their extra
ordinary sweetness. The common corn
stalk abounds in saccharine matter to
such an extent as to furnish the native
population with molasses which, although
hardly as good as the inferior molasses
OF Louisiana, might doubtless be much
improved by more perfect mode of
manufacture than that adopted by the
native population. This molasses is
purchased there by those who do not
supply their own wants at a rate of
81 SO per gallon. The best of New
Mexico contains so unusual a quantity of
saccharine matter, that the manufacture
of bee sugar is said to offer strong in
ducements to gentlemen Of enterprise
and capital to embark in the business.
The only sugar which is brought to
Santa Fe now is transported from the
valley of the Mississippi across desert
of nearly 300 miles in extent, and the
cost of transportation Increases its price
about ten cents pound, SO that the most
inferior kinds range from 10 to 25 cents
in value. Labor in New Mexico is worth
from four to eight dollars per month. The
manufacture of sugar from beets has
never been attempted there, probably be-
cause no one in the country has the
slightest knowledge of the art.
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HOW TO MAKE A FORTUNE.

Mr.. VIM Mcintosh, formerly citizer
of Loudoun county, Virginia, but now
residing in Texas, writes long letter to
the editor OF the Leesburg Washington
ian, about the Texas country. We take
an extract
Emigration to this State during tn,
past fall and winter has been enormous,
beyond precedent. 1t was no unusual
thing to meet, in the Eastern counties,
trains of one hundred and fifty wagons,
with family in each, all pressing for
ward to find their homes within the bor-
ders of the Lone Star State; nor will this
tide of emigration be diminished, but
every season increased for years to come.
The great inducement that | would offer
to YOUR citizens to come to Texas, is the
extreme cheapness of lands and the COM
narrative small amount of labor that is re-
quisite to place those lands under a state
of cultivation. The new conner here is
not like the early settler of Ohio, COM
PEELED to shoulder his axe every morning
month after month, to chop, rcll logs,
grub and pick brush to tit and prepare
his little field for the plow. He can Sc
lect his land half timbered and half prai-
rie, make his rails, enclose as much pral-
RE as he desires, and with a turning
plow and one good yoke of cattle,
soon have it ready for the Seed
Good unimproved upland can still be
bought at from one to three dollars per
acre. A capital of one thousand dol
lars well invested and properly man
aged, is all that man with small fam
ily need desire to insure him handsome
fortune in ten years in Texas. For in.
<tanoe. four hundred dollars will buy him
four hundred acres Of land, thirty cows
and calves will cost him three hundred
dollars more, yoke of cattle and horses
one hundred dollars for another hun
dred he can build house sufficiently
comfortable for this climate, and he will
then have left one hundred to lay out
for hogs, provisions, sc. Now, from
these thirty COWS, he will have in ter
wears, with proper attention, one thou
sand head of cattle, making . fair allow
ance for all ordinary losses which will
then be worth ten thousand dollars (; hi
land will be worth four thousand dollar
more, so that the natural increase o
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NOTICE
IpDR5 OF TUE-LAJT REpUP-

fE.O TIE CELDIrOR6 OF THE-LAfE REPUB-
Il Lie OF TEXAS.-Chs ere iitors Of the late Re-
public OF Texas ore hereby notified, that by an act
Of tha Leyilatcre of the State of Texas, approved
Feb 1lth, 1o54, the provisions OF the act entitled
"in act 70 provide for ascert4i1ng the debt Of the
late kepu olc Of Texas, approved March 10th, lSis
has beeu extended until the ist day OF August 1355
therefore, all holders OF any OF the irbisies Of the
late po0.ic, which have not been heret0are uniu
dlcatst whether the same bs sock bonds, treaGLry
notes, aJ.tIlet paper, uaiiquidatsd claims, any
ott1r description OF debc whstsOeTsr will present
the same f,r adjustment to the Au iitor and Comp
troler, at tins office, Ia Austin, beiyre he
date Aforesaid August 1t, l355, the sane by
statute Aforesaid I, declared forever barred
Parties for1ar,,iag claims b. mail &C the unier
ssn=d under the provisions OF the act oresaid, L.
,ectif of ustment issued therefor will lie re-
turned in the way, should II oe 20 Gi-ecIei Oy
the claimant other wise j. viii in IN the Aadi
tors o.ce subject hi5 order. In Kl Gases Of the
trausrs ion Of secariI.es TO and Iro The Office, the
sans shall o. at the risk OF tbs owner or holder
When party deputies a-2othsr TO act for iEl,
(which Is ~ Gisits in sscon1 class claims,) simple
power Of xttoIn-y stseste1 by two witnessed vii
slflcs.
JNO. j. saIsUER,l Auditor.
JAMES B. SHAW, ! ComPtrollI
Austin, Texas, February ID, 1851
AZ H-Sl
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REMEDIES WHICH CAN BE RELIED ON

BEING EACH SUITED TO "SPECIFIC tEEASE."
MY extensive practice in Philadelphia the past
Nl thirty years has made me scquain ted with ali
forms of disease, and being graduate from the Uni
verstY OF Pennsylvania in 1920, under the guidanc,
of Doctors Physic, Chapman, Cox, Gibson and Hare
am enabled from all these advantages, to offer the
FAMILY MEDICINES.
As attend TO the compromising of these Med
c;nes myself, they found, thousands can test
y, far superior 10 the many nostrums called patent
medicines. j. 8. lose, NJ. D.
Da. J. 9. RosEs EyPEcrbaANT, or Cough Syrup, is
a never failing remedy for Coughs, Colds, and ali
Lung Diseases. Price SOC. and 81.
DR. j. 8. ROSES WHooPIyG CoUGH SYRUP gives i'm
mediate relief, and frequently cures in one week
Price Soc.
DIR. j. s. RcsE's Group SYRUP never fails in curing
the Group, that dangerous complaint among chill
dram. Price 25c.
Dr.. j. s. RoSEs EXTRACT OF DuCHU is on. of the
best remedies used for diseases of the Kidneys
Bladder, DC. Price Soc.
Ds. y. RosE's NERVOUS AND INv1avRArNe Cox
DIAL for Heart Disease, all Nervous Affections, Fiat
euce, Heart Burn, Restlessness, Numbness, Neu
raj ia, raising the spirits, and giving power to the
Whole system, it Is almost miraculous IN its effect
90 cents g bottle.
Dr. J. S. RosE's DYspEPTIo COMPOUND. sure cure
for Dyspepsia, Liver Complaints, and indigestion
when taken in conjunction with his Alternative o.
Family Pills. Price of both Zoe.
Dr.. j. s. ROSES GOLDEN Pills for Falling Of thu
Price SO cents.
DE-. J. 5. RoaK's FEMALE srIOiEIc.--A remedy To-
Painful Menstrustion, Leucorrhoea or Whites. Pric
one dollar. ..t-
DR. j. s. RosEs FEMALE PILLS are the only reliable
regulating pills; they have been found to be mos
valuable remedy for Femaiecsmplants, to open thos
obstructicns to which they liable and bring ma
ture into its proper channel. Price CSC.
DR. j. 8. ROSES SARSApARILLA COMPOUND, for al
Skin Diseases and for purifying the Blood, it is
perior to all others: Price sec. and 81.
DR. J. s. ROSES TcNIo MIXTURE, for Chills, Fevers
and General Debility. A never failing remedy. 4
few doses IS always sufficient to convince the mos
skeptical. Price 5Oc.
DIR j. s. RosE's ELIXIR OF OPIUM, free from all tn
bad effects of Opium Laudanum, such as Head
ache, Constipation, or Sick Stomach. Price 25c.
All whose Constitutions are impaired by disease o.
weak by nature should read DR.. J. s. Roses "Medi
cal Adviser, (Which contains description Of the Dis
esses of our climate and the mode Of treatment.
can be had without charge Of
q. D. Gilman, Charles Stott i Co., W. q. Gilman
John w. Nairn, Patterson Nairn, d. B. Clark
H Mcpherson, William T. Evans, Kidwell Law
renee, J. D. Moore, Washington; J. L. Kidwell
Georgetown; end BY all dealers in Alexandria, VII
ginia. mar ~
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VALUABLE EXTRACTS.

We make the following extracts from
the New York - Peoples Journal" one Of
the very best Agricultural publications Of
the day:
CURE FOR SwNEr.-Seeing in a late
number of your valuable journal a receipt
for the removal or cure Of swiney, hav.
ing had some experience with iameness
of that kind in the horse, would cheer
fully communicate the same to the read
ing public through the Peoples Journal.
When l become fully satisfied Of the seat
Of lameness, | simmer together equal
parts OF hogs lard and spirits of turpen-
tine, and, as hot as practicable, apply il
to the shoulder, and bathe in thoroughly
with chafing iron. This should be ap-
piled every other morning for six days,
be careful and not burn the horse, for
this would cause inflammation then ap.
piled some healing hniment until the
horse is well. This process have never
known to fail. The most obstinate cases
yield to it in few weeks.
FL. a. WHrTTEMoRE.
How TO RAISE EARLY CUcUMBERs. A
o
inches square, and 4 inches high; tack on
bottoms so that they can be easily re-
moved; fill the boxes with rich soil; plant
your seeds and keep them in the house
until the weather becomes warm, water
ing them occasionally; then, having the
ground IN readiness, remove the bottoms
and set the boxes on the ground, six feet
apart, where you intend the cucumbers
to grow; when the vines begin to put
forth, cover the ground with straw as far
as they will extend; this is 20 prevent the
weeds from choking the plants, and the
yisld Will be more extensive.
METHOD OF RENDERING A COATING
OF GLUE OR SIZE IMPERvIoUs TO WATER.
If coating Of glue or size be washed
over with decoction of l part of DOW
dered gall nuts in - parts of water,
boiled down to s parts and strained, it
becomes hard, and as solid and impervi-
Gus to water as good coating of oil
paint; a kind of leather, in fact, is
formed. As the tannic acid of the gall
nuts can only act upon the moist glue,
the decoction must either be used while
the former is still fresh, or such a guam
tity Of it must be used as to soften the
glue.
ALCOHOL FOR BURNs.-A correspond
ent informs us that be has used alcohol for
scalds, burns, or frozen limbs, with great
success. He thinks it superior to oil and
lint, on burns, and says that its applica-
tion is as salutary as water to thirsty
man, that all pain instantly ceases, and
that the healing is accomplished speedily,
in many cases without leaving scar.
How To PACK EGGs.-Eggs intended
for Matching should be carefully packed
they are to be transported distance.
The best packing is hens flesh. They
-hould also be carried in a large, we'll
ventilated box. The hens flesh should
&c alive.
CURE FOR SCRA1CHEs.-Mix OF chic
ride of lime and quart Of water: wash
he parts well; after which apply white
cad ground in oil. This has never failed
% cure.
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'nese Two articles. will place him in pos
session OF the handsome sum of fourteen
thousand dollars. 'NN'
Ihe writer states that 40 busbeIs of
wheat and SO bushels Of corn. 10 the acre
is no unusual yield, while the country
produces vegetables and fruit in abund.
ance. Corn is now selling there at 81
per bushel. Mr.. Mcintosh concludes his
letter with list of prices in that part Of
IexaS In which he resides (Brazos coun-
ty.l Stock cattle embracing cows, calves.
ana two years old. are selling at from
sfo to 500 per head, S year old mules
from loo to $50: good horses about the
same; pork Sc per cwt.; flour Texas
brands, s. per cwt.; corn 81 per bushel:
beef 50 per cwt.: young and likely negro
fellows from 1900 to $1,000: women from
1000 to Sl200: negro men hire from $50
to $500 per annum: women ut from loo
to $50: white men who labor on farms
from Is to S25 per month; overseers from
$50 to $1,000 per year.
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BILLIARD TABLES.

FTNus subscribers having devoted their personal
L atteation Tor 2any years 10 the manufacture
OF BILLIARD TABLES, are fully competent to exc
cute vOrd that will give entire satisfaction to the
u1st raStidious Connossieur. Be.ngtae most ext1n-
sive manufacturers in the Union, they are enabled
u furnish superior table at 10 per cent less than
any other eztablshr.snt in the country, to which
fac they respectfully invite the attention of buyers,
as also, 10 the essential improvements they have
made in the construction and elasticity of the Cush
ions, which they have brought to degree Of per
fection attained by no others. hlvsy9 hand Bill
lizard Tables with Marble and WooIen bells, with a
large stock OF Cloths Balls Cues, French Cue Leath-
Cue Wax Po0l Ball, boaT IS, Bagatelie Tables,
Silk and Worsted Pockets, DC. Orders by mail
promptly arteraied to. Old Tables recushioGed by
sea1iDy them by Express.
GRIFFITH DECKER
Billiard Table Manufacturers,
ap ls-3rn No. 81 Ann st New York.
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GWYNNE's PATENT REACTION CENTRI
FUGAL PUMP AND FIRE ENGINE.

A DAPFED 70 any situation, unlimited in 10 yer,
"A certiil in scion, permanent in Use and withal
so low IL cost that they are rapidly superseing all
others l. - especially recommended to the atten-
ti2n OF ell Interested in Stes nerS, Manufactures
Tsoneries, Breweriss Distiiieriss, Railroad Wa.er
Stations, Canals, Water Works, Drainage OF Irrigs
ton f9r the flll0wing properties: Ec11omy, I.4ra-
6aty, AEP!ici freedom from haOatty to get out of
Miaing, Qua-ryiag Cofferda11s, &C., they pecu-
ha.!y alapIsd- Sizes are manufactured Of from Is
% 10000 gallons per minute capacity Call and be
sscsf I'd Of these facts, at the Office and " arehouse
OF Union Power Compsny OF U. No. So Broad
way, New York. Removed from No "a opposite
present stand NAV 22-3m
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FAT PAsTUREs.-The Oregon correspon.
dence of the Maine Farmer remarks that
the native grasses which cover the face Of
the country in Southern Oregon are of the
most nutritious kinds, and cattle that
have made the Journey across the plains,
and were reduced to the last stages Of
leanness, will become in the course Of
six or eight months, on grass alone, so
fat as to render even moderate locomo-
tion a positive annoyance. This may
seem tough to the farmers of the East,
who are obliged to pursue a long course
Of stall feeding to prepare their stock for
market
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NEW BOOK, PERIODICAL
~ AND NEWSPAPER EST4BLLsYkEYT
VIM. TAYLOR e. CO.,

l. g.. Corner Of Baltimore and Charles street.
BALTIMORE Nd
IPh TAYLOR G co. beg leave to call the atten.
ton OF the rearing people and all dealing in Books
to their Few BOOK. PERIODICAL. and NEWy
FAFER ESTABLISHMENT, where can be found
large aud general assortment Of all the late popu
Lar publications of the day
ihey also Keep on hand splendid assortment of
plain and fancy STATIONERY of every description.
All orders thankfully received aud filled with de.
spatch, and sent bT return Of the mail, express or
stage, or in any other way the person ordering NAV
direct.
Booksellers, News Agents, Pedlars and all others
supplied with any Books, Magazines, etc, at the
lowest rates = a.a.- H.. = -
Any Book published in this country can be had
by sending your orier to Us.
WM. TAYLOR CO., n
Cor Baltimore and Charles sts., Baltimore, Nd
may 23-tf
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SPRING CLOTHING.

~ ENTLEMEN preferring to have their Clothing
" made to order are invited to examine the su.
perior advantages now Offering, in price and
quality to purchasers of single garments or
.-.-t FULL SUITS
made to order in the most superior manner, and of
the best qualities OF
CLOTHS, CASSIMERBS, AND VESTINGS.
Having the assistance of able and experienced cut
ters faithfully promise entire satisfaction in
ell cases. WALL & STEPHENS, -
Pa. avenue, between 9th and 10th sts.,
ap 2l--tf 80 next to Iron Hall.
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VI E ELER 81 WILSON,
MANUFACTURING COMPANIES
IMPROVED SEWING MACHINES.
M.aEfucturcd at Wttert9,gn, C5nn.

Manufactured at Wttsrt3ty1, C5Rn,
Office and Warerooms at 343 Broadway, \. :.
THESE Machines have been in success .ul opera
L ton, in the hands Of,aauufacturers of a1d fami
hes for the past two yesrs, and in every case have
given universal satisfaction
The proprietors are now prepared to offer them
70 the public with that increased confidence in their
merits, which the united testimony of their hume.
rous customers has streng thened and confirmed.
These machines are entirely different from any
othsr the principles on which they are made being
erc'us.rsly our oc1-
Amoag the advantages os this Machine over any
others are the following.
l. The simplicity of its construction, and the ease
with which it be kept in the mest perfect order
, The perfect manner with which the operator is
enabled 70 stitch AMI sew the various kinds of work
from the Enest linen TO the coarsest cloths.
B. X pariiUlarly exces in the rapidity with which
work be executed and in that respect 1T has no
eIusl-.
< The little po0sr required to propel them, ena-
bling those of the most delicate constitution TO
uss them without injury to their heath.
We sre now manufacturing a iarger-s;zcd machine
more particularly adapted TO the sewing f leather
canvas bags, and the heavier kinds of cloths.
An examination Of our Machines is respectfully
soicit-d at our Office, 343 Broadway, n. i.
NAV 2i-im
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TURKEY VICTORIOUS.

VOU will find ut the same OLD STAND, Pennsyl,
i vanis avenue near 18th street opposite the
Irving Hotel, LOOKING GLASSES With or wthpu.
Frames; Portrait, Picture and MiDiture Frames OF
the latest styles: Brackets, Tables Room Moulding,
Cornises, &c, &C., or by leaving your order you can
have any thing done in my line.
N. B.-Old Frames, &C., regilt at the shortest no
tice on reasonable terms. Don't forget the place.
feb 20-1y JOHN WAGNER.
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ESCO, DECOR ORATIVE,
-.. AND EVERY DESCRIPTION OF
ORN AMEN tai PAINTING,

THE undersigned respectfully inform the citi.
i zens OF Washington and its vicinity that, hsv-
ing determined on locating theT '.,espernnanently
in this city, as FRESCO, Dr. <RATlYE, AND Or
NAMENTAL PAINT En- .neysEall at all times be
prepared to devote the attention to decoration in
any style of the interior of Churches, Public HAlls
Private Dwellings, &C. ...-..
HUBERT sCHUTTE8,
HENRY KAHLERT,
Pa. ave, 6. side, between 18th and I4th sts.
Ear 20-3mS
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VAN DsUsEN's IMPROVED wARPENE.

VAN UGUhEN'o 1mFhofhU NAh1 GN6.
e He p-oprietors OF the above valuable specific for
tie hair, feel warranted la presenting 1t to the
public as one CT the most efficient remedies for par.
tel badress, diseased hair, and as safe and sue
eessful Of wasted and decsyed locks, for
changing grey hair to its first and naturel color,
promoting the growth and identifying its texture,
and imparting Increased vsor and healthy action
to the bulbs. 1t has been found eminentiy succsss
full. 1t has acquired q reputation in the populous
aud wealthy city Of New York. which will doubtless
be widely extended over the whole Union. few
bottles of cyan Deusen's Improved Wahpene" faith
fully used, according to the directions given, will
beyond all doubt chance the unsightly silver hair
of the aged well the young to its first color,
give it also rich end glossy appearance, and alto
gether impsrt pew Eui beautiful appearance 10
the whole head.
For sale by W. II. Gilman, Chas. stott Co, and
Kidweil Laurence, Wa arlington; and J. L. Kid
DAY VAN DEUsEN, Proprietors,
dee lg-6.n I23 Chambers street, N. 7.
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EVERYBODY LOOK HERE.

4 DAMANT CANDLES is1I cts. p pound, SAME
n price OF -JnmoI m luld candles n Orleans
suyar twenty pound for one lar; SGit CT aahtd
crys-aiiz Il Star for ri-s tw-lye pounds
for one dollar superior Cucumber Pi ;kies fifty cts
Ter hundred, Vinegar given in; Fresh nice Flour;
smokei Beef Tongues at 2S cents e4ch; Cornen -
Tuscan Boriesux, and other pure olive Oils; Black
Tea. r.comm ended by ths Faculty, at 80 cents Id
warranted bitter than Is usually sold for dollar
pound; Potash; para slierssus; DGrsee's Bread
Powders. TAnarinds, 4e, together with all the vari'
etiss Of new and fas Grocer1es ntr0ouesd IN tiie
North. Goods delivered free OF cost: 2
L. NJ. p. KING,
Cor street snd VT ave, st, Johns square
ieEu
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No. 5US. I
N ek ~ Z e It,

no I'll CE
Of tie establishment Of an additional Land
Office in the Stute of MICHIGAN.
IN pursuance OF the act Of Congress- approved
l. April ~, 1854, entitled "An act establishing
land office in the lower peninsula OF Michigan" the
district for which is to be called CH EDO land
district it is hereby declared and made known,
that the land Office for said district has been located
for the present. by the President OF the United States
at the town of DUNCAN in the northern part Of tie
southern peninsula of said State.
Given under my hand, at the City Of Washington,
this 10th day of May, A. d. 1854
... ...... JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner of General Land Office
NAV l7-2awtjw
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INDIAN DOCTOR

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Offers his Professional services the citizens of Bal.
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He can stop BleeIing from the Lungs or Nose any
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