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sufcncy proposals be certified by
record and by posnasiers at the following Off
and no others
Territory by the postnasie OF Oregon CITY, Astoria
Salem Linton, sublmy Portland, Albany, Willamette Forks
Dallas, Cincinnati, TuaiitH Plains, and Corvallis
In New by the posmasters of santa Fe Donna Anna
Taos, and Albuquerque.
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s s. ssses e sss, as rs y
oy@pn mex, saturday BY pm.
a7a0 From olympia Bay, back,
Leave olympia FhdaysstIo
Arrive a shoalwal 8, nay nsn, mesdays BY liami
Arrive Al Olympia asst fhds, - BAN
Leave Olympia Fridays At lOam,
: Leave seattle wednesday. ! . N
arrive az Olympia next days by 6Pm
a's From S"o%sr Ss BY eoseads Guy aad re wHawaa
Leave oas ys,. Gy 2" the l.! DAY s q esea month
Leave waileps the i'm day monih
Anive Al COLUMBIA by Of the 2oth OF same month
lds 10 only between Cascade Ciy and Wallawala
Discovery Dunecrness
as mfrs ana back, once a week.
Arrive at New DunGerness next days by "A aml
kSiys Ss so ss.sss wsag sss.
- Bids % two uips week viii be considered
aud Whaieom, 10 Pom Townsend As mss and back,
Leave seattle Mondays atsam,
lave. ave po,t I i,,. tuesday a, eam'
i ids for two sip. a week viii be Considered.
l24 Seattle lie Warnsh Mills II miles aud back,
Leave Seattle Mondays m,
Arrive at De Warish Mills by ~ m same days
Leave DE warnlsh Mills Mondays pm;
Arrys at seattle by y same days,
1875 from 81 he'ens, BY cAapooue, Pekin 20 miles
Leave 81 Helens weduesdaysat sam;
Arrive a. pekin by P m same days.
Arrive 81. leens by IN same days.
1881 Stescoon Aik Seattle 80 miles and back,
aweek.
I.ea sleiacoom Saturdays Mt 9
Arrive AT seaite by pm same days.
Leave Seattle Fridays al q an;
| Arrive Sisilacoon by p same days.
| Bids fuf trips invited
1877 Waiepia CSgs Occur D'Aene Mission
Marys Valley Fort Bsnioo Nebr Ter, 500 miles
| back, month.
Leave Wailepta the LIST of each month";
| Fort Benton fur weeks;
| Leave Fort Benton the lst Of each month
/ Arrive Wailepa in four weeks
1878 From WaIepa Wallawala walker EeIs Mission,
Browns, For Colvils, 300 miles and back,
/ Leave Waiiepa n the Isl OF each month;
| Arrive Fou Coivlle in days
| Leave Coivile the 9th Of each month
| Arrive Waepta days.
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CONSISTING OF the following substantial and Gsl
-L-.ssaso&ae~ running passenger steamers Was
MESSENGER,
MAGNOLIA,
CUBA,
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INSTRUCTIONS.

Form of proposal advertisement
plated by the B oder.
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This proposal made with full knowledge OF The distance Of III
the mai carried and all other particular
aud also amer lu
and requirements attached The advertise
ment.
Dated
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E1lrael lro,a a. az q ooasre.. approssd .1usn,


"sgo 6. Ind Dc further enacted, That from and am "
passage every proposal for naval supplies invited
secrelsy ofbe Navy under the the general apF
pavy Msch third eighteen hnndFfa
shalt BE- accompanied by written guarantee hghta
responsible persons effect he hsy u
bidders will, their bid be- aeeP
obhgaian, such time be Preserlbed "
Navy, with good sufficient tureucsi
applies proposed proposal shall be- considered nHi's
compancd after OF aPfn
notification the bidder bidders he ~ bsf
fail Obligation within the time Pfescubfd
sufficient ilf nh
Secretary the Navy shsll Pot
wi other peraon perons for furnishing w ~
supplies, shalt oItbwith The difference hNtH
contained The guaranteed and the ap ~
which contracted for furnishing the said FnEa
period The proposal be charged against s
DER 90 bidders and bis their gunrantof ~ goarsht ~
immediately recovered by the uniied Sisse
Of Navy Department. action ~ debt agains es
Of said perfoas."
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The undersigned, residing State of undertake
that, bid for The mail
accepted by General prior the
LIST July 1885,
required obligation perform the with good
sufficient suretes.
of the obligations liabilities
9th
of Jnly2, 1886.
Dated
(Sgned by w ntors1
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Conditions 10 Be Incorporated erient
partDaent may deem proper,
Seven Office when
otherwise specified for asserting the malls but railroad
Steamboat routes there be ne more delay than sufficient for
D conveyance admit. it, he
locks and keys are 10 conveyed charge.
satisfactorily explained pay
ne "Trip may be deducted For arrivals SO "r ehsd ms as TO
eused fourth Of me or the tp suee, 10 for
inferior to that spoced in For repeated
Ss' @s "sf s %
The Postmaster General may annu me contract for repeated
laws, department. refusing discharge
ne wSa @ a s he Gsse
ming express aforesaid or for transporting persons or pack
ages conveying malahe matter on, Of The mail.
The Postmaster General may order increase Of
u may an ns
provided he does not cua the amount running
The restrictions Of the law rata increase Of for the add
mona STOCK o. an" enss @ Sy W.
onp, notice the that he prefers doing TO
discontinue the service rata decrease Of allowing
IN he desires supeede by different grade OF ranspo
Paymeas made for the service by COLLECTIONS from,
drafts otherwise after the expiration of
quatter--say February, May, August and November
Inc distances are given according 70 The best information su
Used the points TO be supplied be correctly stated Bidders must
should, ali cases. propose strictly
according the and hen they desire seParase
different and regular bid be the lowest offered
service, the other bid. may be considered
proposed recommended by the posastes
they appear maniesy right proper
o There should be but route bid for in proposal
TO- The the the yearly the and residence
Of bidder member of q
also, the
ii higher node than horseback words with
security inserted
sar Did, p which contractors
take all mail offered, allows them TO mode
requested practicable printed
form furnished the department,
sum OF their bids, and 20 retain copies OF them
No altered bids be considered and bid submitted
be withdrawn.
guaranteed by responsible persons Gene
raj guarantees be admitted.
i3 The bid should be sealed; superscrbed Vail Proposals.
addressed "aecond Assistant
rail- Once, NATL by to- an agent and
will enclose proposals letters any knd
The depart
day Of september, 1855 service
must be commenced the mail day next alter
the be executed not NO proposition
considered until the executed nd
and then allowed I'M
and sufficient therefor
by the department.
IA. essential terms is ian.
bid aud be received interfere
with regular competition after the last hour
To- Postmasers the
hcien responsibility; an bidders
distinctly notified that failure 10 enter into perform
ua Tor the service proposed Tor in the accepted bids
liabilities win be enforced against them.
10. Present and known
nust equally with othe certificates
their su1cieucy the
certificates uciency signed by one
The places before named Judge % OF record
Tor further particulars conditions Of bidding
ent ,or carrying mails IN California aad Washington Territory
dated January 10, less.
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Postmaster General.
Posr orTIcE DKPARrnEsT February ., lass.
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Form of Certificate.

The undersigned, postmaster OF State of cerfes,
under his oath Office that he acquainted
anto and knows them to be OF property, able make
good their guarantee.
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Notice OF the lunnce the United states
iand Offices mt JEFF lie, Vincennes, and VIM
amaze indiana.
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INSTRUCTIONS.

Form Of proposal hee change from advertisement
plated by The bidder
T., of State of
from 1855, July
10. the adv
General January
the following mode of conveyance
for The annual OF
dollars.
This proposal made with full knowledge Of the distance
weight the carried and all other
in reference service, aud after full
OF the instructions and requirements attached
Dated
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NEW MEXICO.

Albuquerque BY Zun woodvile, California, and
back, a week.
Bidders aud schedule Of arrivals and
parlures
From Donna Anna and back, a week,
o distance and schedule.
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IN CALIFORNIA.
1855 from Anbun BY l.norowr Springs
Leave Auburn Tuesdays and Thursdays atsami
Leave Mqan.aa "Wednesday Fridays atsami
Bids sssEy service considered, aIso, bids
a5ss ssseeai cy % Jacksonville, Oregon Teuo, laS
mica and back, once N Two weeks.
kfys 4 isss.osssis ss sss Thur I1s'.s.s .
Leave Jacksonville syer other Mosday ai1am
o F'S F ESas MIs Sa
Leave DIAMOND Springs Tuesdays atsam,
Araye Al Gazliy tis,sy 2 ?
1854 Fo@ town " padls,own Csdarvi indian Dig
Leave bytama Tus.days ATTAIN,
Leave as ss1 bs Sss"' s y %
ia5aa rro Posters Bar BY Foster City Moscow
BGs 10 state ou Distance and schedule q arrival. end de
cp Clinton, Volcano, Upper
Raprneria, 10 fiddletown and back, once week
Bidders distance and schedule Of arrivals and de-
1854 Fio Los Angse. BY TETON Pass wooave in ruare
Leave Los Angeles The lat and iah Of each month al
Afive woodvilie by - m 10Th same
Leave woodvie on the Of month a IN
Arrive Los Angeles by IL the 10Th aud 25lh of
a' ;s By sSs a . s.s s.
Leave Mary.sne Mondays a,sam,
Leave Giosonylls thursdays at a nj
Marysvie, Parks Empire Ranch Rough
and Ready, and Grass Valley, Nevada, As miles add
back Tx 'nesa week from Isl Of April to lat OF Deeem
Der, weekly the residue OF The
Leave Maysviile daily, except Sunday att Nmi
Arrive Nevada by same days;
Leave Nevada daily, Sunday, ate
Arrive ~ Mayssile by p same days.
Rough and Ready sted, also, fol
ALSO in Linda, u wsey's Bar,
1854, FROM fsyss ven % iIs
iowa, q Ssbsonyile back, week.
schedule Of arIiS
Z
Proposals only between Bdweps Bar aud Gibsonvi
invited.
Ill., by Campo 5eco, Winters Bar,
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Postmaster General dated January 1885,
and by ne wing mode Of conveyance, viz:
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PosT ornos DrrAHrnEsr, February ., 1855
Feb 3-w4w
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1855-04-15
y. Y. LE MEsCHACfBb
JOURNAL oFFICzEL DE sA1NT-JEAN.BAPT1sTE.

frnnchir, ce.te absence qni main:enan;
Ia retient ellie aussi loin dc moi ,"
-Reyicns, Helene, rcyiens. Quel
prodige m'etonncrait. m'eifraycrait, sill
te ramenc ton ami p. Et ne Grains
point que ton ombre ire fasse IN snul
reprochc : j'ai toujours etc bicn pour
toi, n'est-ce pas Helene p. lis di,cat
que j'ai un mauvais carsc;erc, mais 'oi...
je mai pas ce chagrin ordinairc d ceux
qui ont pcrdu &C qu'ils aimen, je he
ten al janais cause. Mon pauvrc frerc,
mon pere dtsolG. notre tonnc France
atattue, d peine 81 jc men souriens.
Helene. mais toi T..
Pas un reproche. n,aihcurcux! ..
+; od etais;je quand lis sont venus ?.
Quand tu avais un peu d'cnnui, quand
tn soxffrais uu peu, j'etais Ia. +, lors-
que tu les vus. IN ne mas pas VII.
moi -. Oh. mon Diem mon Dieu -. 1"
Toutes les iiecS de Lubbert SC perdi.
ren; de nouvesu... GU ce quiz pensa, ce
nest pas autre qui peu. ie dire.
Lubbert ala rejoindrc larmee, ct
partout Sc montra. conlme lie premier
Jour, impitoyablc cnvers l'ennerui.. I'm
soir, un hommc arrive cl.ez son ptrc.
poussant All galop un el.eval de pos,e
cssoufie c'Gtait Hermann.
Paris es: pris, dit il, mon capi:aine.
LIE veteran baissa Ia tete sans re.
pondrc.
"Iotre fls etc tue le jour meme"
Saurich d;a le crepe quill portal;
au lras pour Arnold, ct en- voi'a le pOr.
trait d. hlGbcr.
Ce crere J etai. encore le jour OH.
CT mos arrts Ia mort du capitaipc, SIX
semaines apras Waterloo, ce portrait
fut vendu d l'encan ayec ses meub!es.
Saurfell nc laist4it pas d'hGritier. ct
ce fut l'etat qui lui succ&da par dtshe-
renee.
Famille De malhcureux detruite....
famille de citoycns.
" Les scelerats disait parfois
Hermann.
Godsfroy CAvAIGNac.
FIN.
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HORSE FOUND.

NTOYlCE IL hereby given ty the 81
~ subscriber that ,c las In hia yard ASC
q Creole bay bor~o. without sny particular
marx. except his two brcksidc feet which srs
white. Said horsc ~ bccn fr SIX n,outis 10
said yard. r. .r.r. ..H.. r...
The owner is PRAYED to claim kis propsrsy
in tlc 20 days w'hichwill follow tic pubiws.
ton 81 ,sid notice, antFa. tie eosts OF ihAn
ton, dc
~ joan the Bapiis'. Ap-i i133:
I'm SOSrHENE DARRc
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Liste des LettYes Testant A la posse
dE6eard au Ter Anvil 1855.


Ed. Asselipeau. u. NJ, bertrand Louis, VII.
linn Bock !. Antoine BecDel. ftiiI Bcrncl,
l.. Chcacf. Christophc Cololat, Dnnnadieu
Jacques, Armand Dcslond, Joseph frnacuis,
8raviel, frycron, Joe. Gchelin, JnIIe- b.
Humphreys. Hoilingsworth &Cc, Adams ia.
quot, Nieolas Legcr, w. J. Nnckcnsic, Leo
Mnnade. Jcsn Molb~, FrRncis Mailnn. Guf-
tuv. Ozemc, Oyer, TheudaIe Ficou. Edouard
Poche, HIppo!ytc Pcrthuis, A. Rousscl, l..
SAVOY }, rTancoi, Schexneider. Andrr Sieib,
Henry S;eih, Ovid Trrgrr Louis II, ere,
Alfred Trouard. F9licicn Tassir ,. Mmc FGIi.
cicn Tassin =, Nile Poiyniime Tass,r ., Loui-
Tas-in. Nile Eivina Vienn., Joseph Webb,
p. Webrc ct fis, Melford Webrc, jos. White,
Christophe Wthre.
I.c- pcrsonDcs vensnt rtclancr des lettrcs
sont prices de dire vi ,!lcs sout nnnoucGcr.
L. l.. PERRET.
Post. .Masier.
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30 Piastrcs de Rcconprnse.

GtiNQCANTE p!sstrcs DO recoInpense a -
- seront pa, acs cclui gui rn,as nera
Ga .oussigne on l"gcra Ia ceo!e &c lag
p.-oi.sc. l., necrc EaSs me-, i,t d. IS -.
an environ. trilic novcnne, tciut noir fonce
Get esclavc, qui yrovirt de rcncsn Do u.
Stcph. est rar'i niarron dopuis 10 mos Dc mai
1854. On suppose eailse cache dams 10 bos
derriare ihnbitaIion Bougere. Do Ss-Cbszles,
on aux enviropr. .I.. ..... .....
St-Jean Dapt.sia, 9 avril ls5s.
In. yALSAIS NiRMlLL0N.
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A LoUER 90 A vENDRE.
cHEyAL TRouvE.

A vIS est donrt par lc soussixns qu'l ~
n dams al savanc un chcvai creole, 0N
contour bay, sans marque particuiisre, aysnt
les dcuI picds dc derrierc blsncs. &c ehessl
est dcpuis six mois dams ~. saVane.
II propriitairc cst pris dc venir lc rec!smes
dan. los trcn,c iours aui srivroas lea pubiics.
tions dudh avis, - H. cbcval lcun rera livre en-
pa, mt les frais ,!'inscrfion et autcs.
St-Jcan, ,Baptiste, !c3 avril 1855.
mois. SOSTIiENE BARRE.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-06-06

New HAMPsHIRE.-The Legislature Of New
Hampshire assemblies at Concord to-day. Tho
Boston journal thus alludes TO the Senatorial
election:
The Legislature IL 10 elect two United States
Senators-one for the full term, and the other for
the unexpired term Of the late Senator Anterior,
ending in 1889. For the long term there Is but
little doubt of the election Of James Bell, OF Gil
ford, the candidate of the Wing party for Cover
nor in the last election. The Legislature combines
as much, IL not more talent and wisdom than any
ever before assembled, and they will undoubtedly
understand that the wishes Of great majority Of
the Wing party-tbose who, but for the sake Of
BUSTING the dominant party, would have voted for
Mr.. Bell instead Of Mr.. Netcalf-cannot be disre-
garded, II they would maintain the ascendency 80
auspiciously won.
Mr.. Bell is eminently fitted for the place. His
large understanding and extensive knowedge-his
legal attachments as counsellor and adyocate-his
habits of diligence--his urbanity and gentlemanly
bearing--his intimate acquaintance with past and
contemporary history--his patriotism--all combine
10 make his election desirable. 1t Is not too much
10 say that, II elected, none Of the sxtytwo mem
bers of the Senate will be more respected or hon
ored-that none will labor with greater diligence,
none guard with more watchful eye the liberties
Of the country.
The Hon. John P. Hale viii probably be elected
for the short term, unless the Freesol wing should
prefer 10 bring forward some other candidate which
is not anticipated. The antecedents of Mr.. Hale
are well known, and II Ia not necessary to dwell
uuon them
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and Il was reported that the King would go to tae
Cimea-
Russia has just annexed four districts of country
belonging to the Mogul tribes ON the frontiers Of
ohuia
Liverpool, Friday Evening, Nay 25.-Millgan,
Evans 4 Co.'S circular reports:
C0tton-The sales Of the past week have been
the largest on record, with an active export de-
mand, amounting 70 163, 900 bales, including 900
bales sold to spectators ut advance Of l-S Ia
Fair qualities have advanced 8. Orleans fair 5-Sd
middlng rs; upland fair 3-S; middling 1915
8. The sales to-day, Friday, reached Ii, 900
bales. The market closes buoyant Manchester
adyices are more favorable.
Breadstuffs market for breadstufis Is gene
rally unchanged. Western canal -four 40s a 42s;
Ohio 45s. a 46s. Cd. White wheat la q la 3D.
White corn 6ls 5ls. Cd. yellow Sos b1s !;
mixed Sos q Sos 3d.
The weather has been favorable for the crops
Provisions Prices have slightly advanced, and
the market closes steady. Lard is steady at un-
changed prices
Metals.-Iron-For Welsh the market ID active
and prices sitter, but not quotably higher. Welsh
rails on board and quoted at CO 90. &c 9s.; do.
bar iron is quoted on board at f6 9s a e. Scotch
pig iron 10 quoted at slightly advanced prices for
mixed Nos. on the Clyde. Sales at 69s
The bullion in the Bank Of England has increas-
ed 100000.
Stocks--State securities are better, with more
buyers than sellers.
United States Sc, bond of 1868, quoted at 100 IL
LOT l-2; Maryland Sc bond are held at 93, and
asking "a Erie, second mortgage, 30 a 90; do,
third mortgage, "a a SO.
Freghts are steady and unchanged.
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WASHINGTON, d. c.
WEDNESDAY JUNE d 1855.
vEsPAsIAN ELLIS, Editor.
The city Election.


The Union of this morning, in humble imi-
tation of the Star of last evening, endeayors to
conceal Its modification at the result Of the
municipal election, by raising the silly cry Of
fraud -" trickery," and "yiolation of con-
stitutional rights" All this is the purest =" Ba-
laam, and viii impose upon nobody. We are
authorized by the Commissioners of the Second
Ward to state that not one man, entitled to
vote, was debarred the privilege Of voting in
that ward. The Commissioners of several other
wards have also declared the charges Of the
Union to DO false and unfounded. Such, no
doubt, viii be the declaration of the Commits
sioners of every ward in the city, should they
deem the article In the Union worthy Of notice.
If the charge Of the Union be based upon
any foundation, how comes it that the Intslli-
gsnoer, the oldest journal In the city, and the
official paper Of the city, makes no allusion
whatever to these pretended frauds2 If frauds
had been committed, and the friends Of the
Iatelligencsr thereby been defrauded Of their
election, would not that journal have made
some mention of the matter
There Is a rumor that some Of the foreign
ers, whose votes were refused, intend to COM
mence suit against the Commissioners. But
we do not believe any sane man supposes they
viii be successful The election law is impera.
tive, and this law has been faithfully executed
by the Commissioners. If the American party
has been victorious, it Is because they com.
mand majority of tho legal votes. That il
the only explanation we can offer for the re-
cont overwhelming defeat Of the administers
ton In this city.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-06-06

A FUNNY MrsrAKK.--We learn that gentleman
named Noble reached our city on Monday evening
last and complained to our city police that he had
been robbed Of g. 500 on the cars and also point
ed out two men whom he suspicioned Of the rob-
berry. Our vigilant officers repaired Immediately
to the hotel, aud but for the opportune intefer-
ence Of the Mayor would have had them safely
lodged in the calaboose. He fortunately discov-
cred that one gentleman was Col. JEFF. Davis, Sec
rotary Of the United States Treasury, in time to
save him the modification Of an arrest The affair
excited considerable merriment and the Secretary
laughed as heartily as the rest at what liked to
have proved an awkward blunder.
Atlanta (3eo) Eyup,iney. Nav 80
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-06-06

FRon CENTRAL AxKRIcA.-The steamship Daniel
Webster arrived at New Orleans Wednesday morn
ing, with interesting intelligence from Central
America, which We condense from the Picayune.
The San Juan river was in good boating order,
and passengers crossed the Isthmus in forty hours
Gen. Coral is still at Minagua with 5000 men I'M
der good discipline, but remains Inactive at pre-
sent General Castllon is still strongly fortified at
Leon, awaiting the arrival Of Col Walker, who s
on bis way from San Francisco with an armed force
on board schooner. After his arrival, hostities,
Il Is said, will commence, and bloody work Is
expected, as they are all desperate men and &C..
lected for the occasion Many persons are at Gray.
town, expecting the arrival Of Col Kinney and par
ty, and are ready TO join him. It Ia supposed he
viii Immediately on his arrival, proceed to the
gold quartz mines Of Chontees distance Of about
twelve miles from the mouth Of Indian river.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-06-06

We are gratihed to announce 70 our readers a
Cathartic Pill (of which see advertisement in our
columns) from that justly celebrated physician and
chemist, Dr. j. Q. Aver. His Cherry Pectoral,
everywhere known as the best remedy ever offered
10 the public for coughs, &C., has prepared them
to expect that anything from his laboratory would
be worthy Of attention. As no one medicine Is
more universally taken than Physical Pill, the
public win be glad to know Of one from such a
trustworthy source. We happen to know, and can
assure them that this article has intrinsic merits,
fully equal to any compound that has ever issued
from his crucibles and consequently is well worth
a trial whenever such medicine becomes neces.
sary.---Racine Com, Adv
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Flock or PaIsoS BIRps.--The Philadelphia Ledg-
or described a large gang Of notorious and sdroit
burglars, pickpockets, &c, most Of whom are es-
capped convicts from Botany Bay, and who have
been seen travelling on the railroads between New
York, Philadelphia, and Baltimore. Their object
can only be coniectured. The gang numbers ~,
including about is new members, not 10 well
known to the police. Several Of them are said TO
reside Gin the vicinity Of Brooklyn, where some
have accumulated real estate, and large amount
Of personal property" The Ledger advises the
public 70 be on their guard
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-06-06

KANSAS ELECTION NEws.-The Herald Of Free
dom (FrccsoiD reports that the special election for
representatives to the Legislature held on the 22d
ultmo, resulted In the success Of the Free-State
ticket in the Lawrence district. The Herald says
everything passed OF quietly and without inter-
ference from non residents
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-06-06

VALUADLE BEoUEsr.-T The Toronto Canada
Wes) Patriot says that VIM. Mcclure, q Scotch.
man, lately deceased left the bulk Of his property,
valued at 100000, to be appropriated expressly
for the purpose Of the diffusion Of useful knowi.
edge and instruction amongst the institutions, H.
brsres clubs or meetings for useful instruction Of
the working classes, or manual laborcrs, IN the
United States OF America