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No. 52T.I
sales OF Alternate Sections Postponed.

that consequences Of representation
IN aur number Of mertorious actual
on account crops ether unowsrd circumstances
be unable lands the public sales OF the Units
along the route OF the Sonhwea Faat
advertised IL proclamation
5a 10 held oHiecs December
President ordered those sales be
and take place Az follows, 10 wi,s
commencing Monday The dth Il
August next
Al he land office Jackson commencing Monday
August
Al The land Clinton, Moaaay, la
August
AZ office Springfield commencing on Monday Tho a
Of August next
Given at General Land Once,
Washington day OF December, A. D. thousand e
hundred aud hhy four.
by OF the President
JOHN WILSON,
Dec T-iawGw Commissioner,
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Law school or Cumberland Universtty, NJ Lebanon,
Tonmessoe.
FACULTY, Hon. Abraham Carn,hen, nsr one Of the erca
l. Judges of Tennessee.
of tho ndgeS OF The con
OF Tennessee.
Ridley, Of the cnanceors Of the state
Judges Green dew their whole time exclusively
the school.
Daily examinations OF each class on The
regular OF ectues hut explanations ehs
daily lessons progress Of the examinations
Weekly and equity, in which stu
of ncts given by the so
them through all the known in actual
practice. The framed to require them prepare
all OF Documents be read
dence the trials Some Of ne cases are taken BY appeal
supreme which IL held monthly In the class ard
public the end session The students act a. M
MS Jurors Judges chancsllo and in other official ca
bacies connected with their suits.
The the third Monday 10 yep
enher Thursday February The second
succeeding Monday in February ond ends sesons
Thursday in July.
Epsrses per fee $50, in advances connxb
S2 boarding $50. Students furnish books
which be- Ind in the Lebanon bookstores.
required compete caurso, The stu
No study required or 10
regular classes Students enter
any during the collegiate year issf
Number Ol students the last collegiate year eghtysx,
ROBERT l.. CARUTHERS,
Feb rl--eoly President Board Of Trustees
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HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.Thc subscriber has now
Ill complete Of goods, which have
selected with The greatest both
country Europe and offered
saving Ave cent. Our stock
compriees
articles article required about house thai
can head OF hardware
Budng masriuIs fine assortment excepting sash weights.
3cents ID.
Mechanics, tools, every variety, and mostly warranted
Leather beltng and hemp packing, NJ boston factory
prices
Brothers. door springs, warranted for four ears Wear
The agents win dealers al factory prices
beautiful ienter dnsteTa ut Nnw York prices
I'D per cheaper than other styles.
Of small ndvnnce for cash puneal
customers by the subscriber
JOSEPH l.. SAVAGE,
Sign OF this large Git baw, Penn.
Nov a--eolm 10Th and il,b
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Jusr received 100 barrels eastern apples, such
said wins, and hae order, delivered all
saes boarding house and hotel keepers will and
~ 10 heir advantage 10 give us cali
Zine yellow osiaus In
Aiso, New Jersey white Mercer potatoes.
y. DOUGLAS 8 CO.,
NVNi-eoRW Feed Store, % street, Pm. avenue.
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SrAsDAHD Freuch Authors, Gae editions in
y Paris bndags, for sale variety by nndsrsigoed
ported ~ himself non Parts, many o. them Just opened
Dec al FRANCK TAYLOR.
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aN0UNTRY RESIDENCE FOR RENT several
"
Kendall Green, northeastey
the Capitol.
These and with cellar,
she'd aud stable excellent
large portion the city,
n Capitol. =
the and streets, Delaware
An omnihas ne for usual fare has established
the roue aud between Kendall
Presidents =, IN.
leave Centre Market,
Ren,--two hundred dollars
Tne houses for Inspection
applying Stickley my
sef my re.dence, the premises.
AMOS KENDALL.
July 23-eojf
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For Lynchburx with tbs stages az Ohsfoscs
Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays
Market connecting win the on
pepper Tuesdays, Thursdays, snd saturdays,
For winchester daily with the n pedmaal
Ndaehg daily with the Ssrr 81 the Fisas
per order w. q. BaoCkBrr, Aseu1
Nov 7--du
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The above boats carrying the United States mail with
their regular trips Alabama the ist Of NosemA
ssxt nyua Moblt. Montgomery daily, the
connena daily al Montgomery
the cars and Mobile New Orleans mail
will leave Selma ON the downward
six O'Clock a. m.
The will be commanded by able and
officers exeron TO secure the comfort and
passengers.
per barrel, and dollar bale OF cotton
For freight or passage having elegant sccommedaons apply
board,
Oct 17-~d6m tSAt bhdiNAhDr a 70
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!. snider's'' Wines, Philadelphia.

John W old established
snder, No 10 Walnut doors
below Fourth will supplied with
and liquors accommodating
JACOB SNYDER,
office No rs Walnut where he prepared receive orders
for houses In Ea
dozen and upwards; and also soc
for Vaughan Sndes, his friends
delivered Washington city "damss Express,
free
Oily
E.ESCH and Eas.'sh boarding. and day school for
ladies' by NJ Tyson and Sisters, between
2ih and 1884, Washngton D. c. The duties this institution
be Monday 18Th Of September the pupils
desired be circulars
be had at all tue principal bookstores in the city,
Aug U--eodtis th Sept (SarI
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Saiamander Safes.
EVANS WATSON, South Fourth street, Phladel pha
II Pa Vate No 50 Dock
ment of their
PATENT sALaMANDER FIRE AND THIEF-PRooF SAFES
Bank wants and for bank and stores
PATENT SIATE-LTSED REFRIGERATORS,
Water filters, seal and letter copying presses Fairbanks
and counter scales
Sole Buerworth, Betey's, Ya.s,
patent powder proof bank locks. Please 5 a
Reference ia made few OF the hundreds
safes
IT. Msgruder TN street. Pennsy avenue Washing
ton, ID. c..
Farmers and Meshanies Bank, philadephi,i a safes.
United States Mint
United States Arsenal, in afprnia, in Philadelphia.
United States Appraisers Office, Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad Company, Philadelphia, safes
Philadelphia, Wilmington, and Baltimore Railroad Company
philadelphia.
Richard Norris, Son, Locomotive Works, Philadelphia
Winchester Bank, Winchester, Virgini,,
Mr.. +. Wood Fogg, Pennsylvania
Washington c. authorized receive orders
make sales of the above.
May 6-2awty EVANS n WATSON.
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University of Maryland.

University of Maryland.
Of Medicine.
THE session Will begin Monday October 1884,
nsss,sy a and e ens5sey as,s SNIP NJ D.
Principle and pracice Of Medicine samuel Chew NJ D.
oSs'ss, .p e asydi'sE o% nsssf Roy
Ma,eria Medea and Pathological Anatomy Geo W. senberge
Practical Anatomy, o. D. Smith. NJ d.
ndrnary, belonging University
and containing my beds.
for ne lectures &C. as.1s.S~
EaY's FABLES. with Illustrations. 1 volume,
Dogs management by Mayhem. London 1854
The Marves of Science, by w Fulom with illustrations
Adventures sydenham Greensnch hi. friends in
Lonass win nnmer'u" Illustrations LondG% s rss a5G
PARKEH's FANCY STORE.
WE iuei receiving supply pr
our s sss eos s ss and VIII %s ard
selling low prices. Among which
Lusis's
Jockey Club, Musk Iassamne, voleue, Heorope,
Roque, and sixty other odor
5sross 81 lows Windsor soap
5gross OF Cleaver's honey soap
Taors transparent wash balls, SC, SIC.
ooaps, HAIR, roorH, AND sAII~nRusuKs.
English, French American hair brushes
Shell Dressing Comb Inda Rubber Comb English Hom and
aoa fAnKhas Fancy 'r Tns ss ssisys sss s
uousEK EEPERs ATTENTION ,-pipper sets. toilet
IL sets len se srceksrs and housekeeping articles gener
bens about TO close out thai part Of basness offer
public OF the above enumerated arices al cost
Ny stock Of paints oils, glass; varnishe brushes wiek gold
everything hereo complete.
ali CALL being
dssoid this city Baltimore
and lard oils, hne article, constantly hand.
also keep Russia felt scking seamboers
and
STITCHES -oid by giving a
On Of over, deducted
Goods delivered pa Of the city and Georgetown OF
Q. 5. wHTTTLEsEY,
53f Seventh
2. San bills made with must be settled monthly
Dec s-eodf2w
IUsr rrc-tved 400 barrels eastern apples, such as
sfeenng- badsns and Russe hae ofdsr, delivered all
oaha fsa'e ics boarding hotel will nnd
u 10 their advantage o ri u.a cal,.
Fine yellow ostaus n barre
Afso, New Jersey VIII Mere, n,,,,o,.
:, ). ,. DOUGLAS CO,
WV @t-euF" Feed Store, % Pa
HsTCHEtoRs HAIR DYE.
DANkkR 81 MIS- fancy
10 doren large and small ,ise Ba,chsor dye which
universally conceded be hair
rsrAxrAH.oustY, without injury skin let hlaeL
brown We recommend
H #tt fARkERE Fancy and Perfum.ry s,orr. 7 4
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EOLUffUkAS COLLEGE, Washington, d. C.-The
u ~ year Columbian College begin
"Wednesday
Juae Students choice Of pursuing
degee bach
degree bachelor philosophy The college
address Fhe President Of Columbian College, Washington CO..
Aug 5--eod3W,
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assvy yoftK. naEnES. AND SOUTH
a IA AAPIys AlltD a., =. -. = 49,
- On, Gsps !. y. F',sai sEssiANS. Cap. & His-
These sralus .,op Oo,n sons se,airs
pRoPOSap DATES or sAtLlNG-ie54.
From New YORK From Bremen.
w..Alns s..s,ssy, January = gssgsYsa
washin. Ion Saturday, March - April 81.
" ss6lasoa -. !. ;. sarnrday, NAY -. iaas TO-
Hermann. -, 'ssaa.aa,, June ~ ial, "a
Iissms SATURDAY, August IL. sepembsrs
Wasl lason . -. .saturdpy, september October
wasaiasoa. saiaiaas, Sess@ssi = 6sssaSsI 1
Hermann .-sala,asy, December = December ~
FROM Southampton New Yors.
Washinson ween'y MAJ Washington woaa'y' Aug L.
WaahiRgon.... April 70 Washington. Oct a
wssain,ao Jnss q Wasssn1,on Dee
Hsnaaan. jaly 40 fIsrmann..... Jans Isss
20 freight Or passage apply = a. SAND 20 sou ,SY
sAarisEsu, csosks sYY SEQ Co. Southampton.
" WILLIAM lsELls, iaye.
oIytechaie college OF tne state Pennsylvania,
Pean square, Philadelphia.
ns coss % ne plan e ne ladssI GSsss q
educaaon students insndsd for
cHANloAL AND CHEMICAL ARTS.
me next session win commence Monday, sep;
FACULTY.
Mathematics aud civil engineering Professor Peabody
slaay industrial analytical and agricultural chemistry
Prot Alfred L. Kennedy, a D. - .
Miuhs ehsineehhsf seOosy itoA ". ~ n
Thomas, A. vi
Mechanical philosophy and thu principles Of machinery, PROS
Peabody and Kennedy.
Tsrals fur each department per session, SIS.
mechanically and Typographical drawing Prof. John
Kern, go.
ETeueh I'D Spanish, Prof V, De Amarili.
Gettpan, Prof III. Entrup
ayca laboratory practical chemistry open daily.
OF j. d. Boucher
NJ provided which aud less proncieni students
aud be rapudiy prepared TO- the College courses.
a, boarding
by addressing Alfred l.. Kennedy, Poly
MATTHEW sgwKlRg.
President OF Board OF Trustees,
loHs MeTsryRx Secretary
Aug g--SedSat& Tuestm
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NY rt,hip snd its Con.eqaencesg by Hcnry WRai
Vi Th History Poetry % Finger 9isgs Chanes
The word Workshops by Ewsank
The New Congressional Directory
On safe TAYLOR MAURY'5
Jan 10 bookstore, OH street
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University Of Louisiana

university or Louisiana.
Medical Department.
'iE
Monday, November 49, and viii terminate ensuing
Mar
Jones, NJ D., Professor OF Practice Of Medicine.
J. L. Riddei, NJ. D.. Professor Of Chemistry.
Warren Stone, NJ. d., Professor o
A. N. Cenas, NJ D., Professor of Obstetrics.
A J. Wedderhurn NJ d Professor OF Anatomy.
GustavusA Mott, NJ. D.. Professor Of Mateia Mediea.
Thomas Hunt NJ D. Professor Of Physiology and Pathology
samuel ?. cbeepin NJ 3 Demonstrators Of Anatomy.
The dssecung viii be open Monday oe
tober.
The faculty visiting physicians and Charity
Hospn and attend this institution from November April
expense, enjoy extraordinary practical advantages.
There during The session. about eight hundred
scTibed for daily.
In 1858 The number Of
dred and hny nine.
THOMAS HUNT, NJ. D., Dean.
A MEXICAN HOUSE. Hanover street, boston by
IL Lewis Rice. Rebuilt enlarged, and
s,he modern improvements ard cnnvanicnces
ION oi the uavstirs public
~ -dls
SHIRTs made order.-sTEvENs, Browns Hotel is pre-
- pared make shirts and
to d.
Gents troubled with had citing shirts be sui.ed
srEvFNss A
7-ad Sales Browns
rENT's scarf, Ties Crsvsts &e-Every variety size
desirable sca Napoleon
va nc, Of late importatinns and at moderate prices
Dec 7-3uf salesroom, Browns Hotel.
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IA \ CONSISTING OF The following substantial Aad n,
.s..sssscSSsS1sRl. running passenger steamers, viz
MESSENGER,
MAGNOLIA,
GUHA,
gxEMpxA ana
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. nsyy xDfkK. nnEuES. AND SOUTH
- AMPIuA UNITED : IAIi.e. siAiL ST LAAEias, -
- The ships eOa1prasfDg tais tue The WASHING
- on Laut. Is. 81 kiichi HERMANN. Capl. h. big
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sEors of the above papers will and send hci
bills the Patent Uhice, with containing notice.
Jan lI-iaw3w
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e. Il. SAND, 70 South a., NY.
q. A. HEiNEKEN - Co.. Brvmen
aARTlhEAU, CRoskEY, Co, southampton,
MILAN lsELlA, Have.
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5000 blue flannel for hniHg great coats
pairs kiHgs weighing pounds
Il, Of good sound wool, doubled and twisted yafa
Those knit BY hsnd preferred
Brass scales, ~ O. ,. seTg. corp, ptvs.
The Placer herald., 1855-10-20
VThiskers.

The eiitress Of the Lancaster Literary Ga
zstte SAYS she ''vould as soon nestle her nose
in a rats nest of swingle tow, as allow man
with whiskers on to kiss her.
We don't believe word of it. The OBJ
lection which some ladies pretend to have to
whiskers all arise from envy. They don't
have any. They would if they could, but
the fact is, the continual motion of the lower
jaw is fatal to their growth The ladies'
God bless them.-adopt our fashions as fast
as they can. Look at the depredations the
dear creatures have committed on our ward
robe during the last few years. They have
appropriated our shirt bosoms, gold studs
and all. They have encircled their soft, be-
witchng necks in our standing collars and
crayats-driying us men to fa;tes and turn
downs. Their innocent little hearts have
been palpitating in the inside Of our waist
coats, instead Of humping against the out
side. as naturally intended.
They have thrust their pretty feet and an
kes through our tionables-unwhis-
pcrables - unthinkaboutabe = in short, as
Micawber would sag, breeches. And they
are skipping along the streets in our high
heeled boots. Do You hear gentlemen, We
say boots. Nt,r Orleans paper.
The Placer herald., 1855-10-20
PLACERvILLE, May %, 1855.

lAcEh'l LILLE, may %, Iooo.
nR. J. C. YOUNG: DEAR SIR-Words cannot ex-
~ press the gratitude feel is due to you for the
benefit have received from your truly invaluable
course of treatment of my case while prescribing
for me. | think | cannot justify myself without
giving this small token of my thankiulness and
esteem. for you have been the means of saping e
my He, and restoring to me that health which
| had so 'ong despared of again enjoying. had
for a long time (four years. been troubled with
that most dreadful scouree of young people, SEM
inal weakness nocturnal emmissions which so
weakened me, both body and mind. that | was
obliged to give up mining altogether. ] consult
ed one of the best physicians $50 called) in the
mountain districts, and after a careful examn-
alton of my case, he gave me medic ines. | con-
tinucd under his treatment for three months
without receiving any benefit, in fact grew worse
from week to week, until at last got discoura ged
and asked him for his opinion, i told him not to
fear to tell me the whole truth, for should rath-
cr know the worst at once than to live in sus-
pense had lost about thirty pounds of flesh,
and knew that he at least could not cure me, and
as was then going on. death must soon count me
as one of its victims. This physician then told
me that my was incurable; that / had better
not take any more medicines. He said was in
decline which was fast tending to pulmonary con-
sumption.
I then despaired of obtaining any relief and
saw that unless something was done to mitigate
the complaint that should be numbered with the
dead, or what is worse, be raving maniac. Hap
pening to see one of your books, the Pocket Es
culapius made up my mind at once to call and
consult you with the determination of trying
once more to get relief if you would undertake
the case. oh, how thankful | am for that deter
minaton! / commenced taking the medicines
prescribed by you. and | am now, through their
healing powers restored to perfect health. shall
not fail to recommend you to any of my friends
that require assistance, for man That can cure
a case as bad as mine was, can cure every disease
that flesh is heir to, if there is life enough left in
the system to build upon.
Receive my most sincere and heartfelt thanks
and esteem. S. w. REIGHLEA
julyl4my
The Placer herald., 1855-10-20
WOuan's Sphere.

Charles Dickens never wrote anything
more beautiful and true than the following:
The true woman, for whose ambition hus-
bands love and her chiIdren's alteration are
sufficient; who applies her military instincts
to the discipline of her household, and whose
legislations exercise themselves in making
laws for her nurse: whose intellect has field
enough for her in communion with her hus-
band and whose heart asks no other honors
than his love and admiration; woman who
does not think it a weakness to attend to her
toilet, and does not disdain to be beautiful:
who believes in the virtue OF glossy hair and
well-fttng gowns, and who eschews rents
and ravelled edges, slp-shod shoes and auda-
clous make-ups; a woman who speaks low,
and does not speak much; who is patient and
gentle and intellectual and Industrious who
loves more than she reasons, and rarely ar
CUES, but adjusts with a smile;-such wo-
man Is the wife we have all dreamed of once
in our lives, and who is the mother we still
worship in the backward distance of the past:
such a woman as this does more for wonan's
cause than all the sea captains, barristers.
Judges and members of Parliament put to-
gether-and God-given and God-blessed as
she is"
The Placer herald., 1855-10-20

over three years ago, and since that time it has
been extensively used, and has never been known
to fail. The best Physicians of San Francisco
prescribe it, and many druggists have copied the
recipe or counterfeited the original so that we
cannot guarantee only that which is prepared
under our supervision. The Anti Morbus Galicus
is put up in convenient form, easy and agree
able to take, and none of those unpleasant eruc-
tions follow its administration which are usually
attendant upon remedies given for these com
plants Persons who need the remedy can have
it sent to them by Express to any part of the
State, with full directions. Price $5.
RECOMMENDATIONS.
The Anti Morbus Galicus cured me. j. II. S.
One box answered my purpose. A. NJ. I.
1t is superior to all other remedies. G. RIB.
Many certificates have been handed us by
thankful patients, with the privilege OF using
their Names but the delicacy of the subject pre-
vents us giving any Of them in full.
j. d. BROWN, NJ D.
The Placer herald., 1855-10-20
Predictions of the Weather.

A rainbow in the morning gives the shep-
herd warning. That is, if the wind be cas-
terly; because it shows that the rain clouds
are approaching the observer.
If at sunrise or sstting the clouds appear
of lurid red color, extending nearly to the
zenith, it is sure sign Of storms and gales
of wind.
If the moon shows like silver shield, be
not afraid to reap your field. But if she
rises haloed round, soon we'll tread on del
uged ground.
A rainbow at night is the shepherds de-
light. This adage may also be good sign
provided the wind be westwardly, as it shows
that the rain clouds are passing away.
When the rocks fly sporting high in the
air, it shows that windy storms are near.
Evening red and the next morning gray
are certain signs of beautiful day.
When the glow-worm lights her lamp, the
air is always damp,
If the cock goes growing to bed, he'll Ger
tainly rise with a watery head
When black smiles cross your path, black
clouds much moisture hath.
When the peacock loudly bawls, soon wei
have both rain and squalls.
When YOU see the gossamer flying, be ye
sure the air is driving.
The Placer herald., 1855-10-20
THE CHLORIDE OF GOLD.

NOR PRIMARY SYPHALIS.-Howl long have
Il the medical profession tried in vain to discov-
er some thereputical agent that could be relied
upon to cure disease more to be dreaded than all
Others combined. Some Quack Doctors advertise
to cure venerial diseases without the use of mer-
curv But their statements are false. We have
taken pains to collect the recipes of some who
make great noise, and we find that they use the
Iodide of Mercury for everything whether it is
proper or not and since we find them misreprc-
senting in this particular, we have reason to
suspect them and sd omne genus" in all their
pretensions.
Gentlemen. there never was remedy capable
of curing the disease without mercury, until the
discovery of the Chloride of Gold, and we submit
it to the test, having thoroughly tried it. and
knowing it to possess all the qualities attributed
to it,
DR.. Christian says:-The Chloride Of Gold is
capable of curing Syphais under all its forms,
and that in its general operations on the system,
it possesses many advantages over mercury. 1t
is eflcacious yet gentle. 1t may be administered
with perfect safety at all seasons of the year, and
under any complications Of the disease. Persons
of either sex may be put upon it with equal safe
ty, the only precaution enjoined is strict temper
ance In other respects the patient is not re-
qured to change his accustomed mode of living.
DR.. Samuel l.. Mitchell, the distinguished Sur
geon of New York, speaks in the following words:
The Chloride of Gold possesses admirable vir-
tues against Syphalis The patient gets well un-
der the operation of the medicine with incom-
parably less inconvenience, without the hazard of
a sore mouth or salvation, and with very little
wear and tear of the constitution. | consider the
introduction of this preparation into common use,
as one of the greatest Improvements in modern
medicine and wish it was already as universal
as the maady it cures.
Other distinguished members of the medical
profession have given testimony Of the great
value Of the remedy. the statements of whom we
have in our possession,
Gentlemen we shall be glad to see you at any
time-we are always prepared to attend to your
wants.
The above remedy will be sent to any person s
address who sends the price of the medicine
Price so. Full directions will accompany every
package. }. ID. BROWN, NJ. d.
Corner (236) Washington street and Waycrly
june 80 3m Place, San Francisco