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IRON Axles, &c.
Al SETS Iron Axles for Wagons, Busgies, &c
HI 200 sets Wagon Boxes; a-z
20 pr Buggy Springs, with great -
variety of Coach Materials for sale by
JNO. s. DICKSON,
June 26 1856. Huntsml7e, Ala.
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T ES TIMoN z:

T ESTIMO " z:
OTestimony like the following renders supsrffous
al comments on the efficacy Of Bulls Sarsaparila. From
Dr. l. T. Yanda Professor Of Chemistry in the Louis
vile Medical College, have looked the list ofin-
gradients composing John Bulls Extract Of Sarseparia
and have hesta ton in saying that they form safe
compound, and one that promises Vel In chronic dis
LOUISVILLE, June 9, 1913.
wha. DR.. Pyes, physician by appointment to the
Louisville Marine Hospital says Of Bulls sarssparils:
LoUBynLs, March 20, Is49.
Ihave examined the prescription for the preparation
Of John Bulls Sarsaparills, and believe the combns-
ton to be excellent and well calculated TO pro-
duce an Alternative impression the system. ! have
used 1t both in public and private practice and think
It the best article now In u. PYLES, MD.
Resident Physician Louisville Marine Hospital
Better testimony than was ever offered in favor OF any
medicine. Rev u. W. sehon = Rev L. Stevenson:
LOUISVILLE, May 20, 1sas.
We have used John Bulls sarsaparilIa, and hays
known it to be used, with entire sstisfaeon and
have no hesitation in stating belief that ID is safs
and valuable medical compound and calculated TO pro-
duce much good relieve much sueripg and therefore
would cheerfuy and most earnestly 1t 10 tho
afflicted
tsignsdj Ew sEHoN,
H. STEVENSON
We would earnestly invite ali persons suffer-
ing with any OF the Ills that flesh Is heir to call
Dr. John Bulls agent and ges copyof Bulls Family
Journal gratis; and for the sake Of humanity hope
that single individual win not be found willing to
give Bulls Sarssparia trial after reading and recoi-
iscting the time that t is impossible for the
Doctor publish the tenth part q the number Of
thcstes of astounding performed By his Sara2a-
riila The amount Of testimony voluntarily showered
on Dr. Bulls sarsaparilla from well known and disn-
gshed individuals both IN public aud private fe has
been perfectly overwhelming n
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SOM HING
NEW AND VALUABLE.

The most powerful King the fce Of the globe Gov
reyns supreme in the American Republic. The power
of the crowned heads OF Europe sink nsgnicancs
when compared 70 our American King.
European kings employ the power vested in them 70
Increase the riches Of the rich aud ery and reduce
10 greater misery and degradation the poor and depend
American King goes forth witt equal willing
10 the ordly mansion and the humble cabin ready
alike administer relief and TO offer health and happi-
to the ofty and lowly, the rich and tho poor.
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ELECTIONS.

The Louisville Courier. old line
whig, says this of the late election in
Kentucky:-
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OF Advertise1nentsmustb be handed into the
Office by Tuesday Morning. insure an appear
snce in the following Paper.
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POSTSCRIPT.

In various inquiries, claimants will take notice ha
ownership required be filed with he certificates,
whether holder Is the real
for in pledge for ad
collection pledge, Of the hold
affidavit assignment and release to the United States
duly executed by such party together
releases from the in whose favor set
Element and payment Is requested
ID Of the act Of 2st February 1885,
who have certificates Texas payment of
portion amount claim the difference between The
paid payable thereon under that
must stating surrender Of such certificates, aud de
scibng thereon whether the party who
to- received Texas the
owner collection pledge The party
claiming resdaay interest in the difference
person whose favor settlement and payment s
quested must file assignment and release to The
United States res9se 10 Texas in the in
Asr paid BY Texas such certificates
shall refunded OF this description will be examined and
conformity the proviso Of said ID
Claimant that certificates
the character of debt be in
affidavit ownership ret
other evidence OF debt is correctly described
number date and OF should
ao appear certificates issued by the authorities
claims against the requisite,
by republic Texas according this fact. in each
JAMES GUTHRIE,
e. 49,. ..#-# r-.." Secretary oflle Treasury.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
March 6, 1856
Feb 81 w4,S
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Triesemar.-The Great European Discovery,

PROTECTED by royal letters Of England and
the reals OF Ecoe de Pharmacie de Paris and the Imperial Col
ege of Medicine, Vienna, .....
Tiesenar No the remedy for general debility
OF vrie decay and distressing
quenees arising IRON early abuse Ae I effects ecacous
youth, manhood old not
impaired, decline Of H Irieseaar were
universally adopted NIL physical impedments vanish
influence, thus rendering Invaluable
teIing the marriage
No completely entirely eadicaes
those disorders which
ariidoe for, the health portion pop
ulation. s'
Tresemar No the European remedy for that class
disorders which, unfortunately English physician with
the inevitable destruction OF patents
and which all the sarsapalla world
Triesenar Nos. Il smell
all nauseang qualities They lay the toilet table without
their being detected. .-. #.... +.
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other OF America Immediately receiving
Mr.. Barrow will forward Tdesemar any part
securely packed and addressed according the
writer.
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NOTICE Of the Location land Offices
the Office OF the surveyor gener~a I'm Kansas and
Nebraska Territories.
DE that in Of 18th section of the
approved nd July 1854 creating land offices
Territories of Kansas and of FIRST section of
establishing of surveyor said Terri
tories the Office for the OMAHA has been located
CiTY the Of Nebraska Territory
sice the "PAwsEK
gRAI 'LK Comrros the government of Kansas
ritory.
under my hand the city of Washington, twenty
of November, A ID. 1865.
BY order of the President:
THOS. A. HENDRICKS,
Commss ioner of Land ONCE.
Nov 29-law6w fIne and Slar.l
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PROPOSED DATES OF sAlLIRG-ls56.

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proceeding London
other route, for The economy OF time aud money.
Passage from Nso York 10 Southampton and Bremen.
First cabin saoon $50 cabin, lower saloon, slo
second do, 600 ..a.
All letters and newspapers pass through the post Office
No bi ofladug will be signed parcels received day
sailing
An experienced IL attached TO each ship,
For freight or passage apply 70 IN
%. III. SAND, II South William NJ, N. Y.
q, A.. HEiNEKEN q Co., Braaen.
CR0SkEY X Co, Southampton
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Feb 27-dly "a
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BY RAILROAD DIRECT TO THE WEST.
Ia ~


hours! =
Running bOeen Washington and Cincinnati; az
Through Tickets aud baggage Checks had in
Washington. "..
THE Baltimore and Ohio Railroads. having greatly improved
western now offers the fullest To ray-
eers between Washington Baltimore and all petitions
The connection between Washington
eas hs y nne m ies
only change required
whsens the washington siaon and fsshsesed and
sae. h he naa vo whe@ shs, s 1s
Washington daily al and ~, p Sundays al the
latter hour only. .... =.
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COLUMBUS These trains connect at Newark with the Newark
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great distance Wellington 10 CiScinna
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Chicago sSisa g. 9 and s Memphis
Cumberland Springs Piedmont, oatlane Fsirooun
Sos and Ssen. % For me
train from Washington. A"- '
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Near EpnrahsbHTg Frederick County, Md
TUE annual scsson studies At this institution ON tho
Sh AuRn snd terminates the last Thursday
terms or hoard and tuition ESQ annum payable
ally h advance There charges nsc drawing paint
pa AND also Tor Spanish Italian German The
o INC primary department composed Of pupils Of
age are evo pet anna, payable half yearly IN advance.
Letters 81 inquiry should be addressed MOTHER SUpE
oR ~ 81 1oseph's Academy, Ensurg Frederick county
Jul s-dlyear. .
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ptoh, Roscoe Webster Scott The pepys
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mold Ron Pptarch, and other Of the
may be found at the most moderate prices he
undesened ~ hne hary bindings imported dr,o
ffom London by the undersigned. and bound there.
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NOTICE OF the dIscontlsuaDce OF the United States
" land Office a yANDALIA, in the of ILLINOIS.
Notice hereby that pursuance OF and in view
the of the land officers at VAsDAL the
land in said district reduced below hundred thousand
die SKcRsTAEY has directed the land
VksDAdA be discontinued
time ihr dconnuance be made entry
5PnIsorIKLp, In said State.
Lands remaining unsod and unappohated by law and subject
land office discontinued will
said Office Of receipt Of
effect register thereof
will public the day which they
will receive applications for Of such lands
& ielr
my hand, city Washington, day
December, A. ID. 1855. ...... --
THOs A. HENDRICKS,
..a# Commissioner Of the General Land Ofiee.
Dec ll-law6w [lnteiigsncer b staT1
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III

Has removed his Office to his esid Fankln Row.
Thirteenth He will continue
principally United Court
Having devoted concerning patents
advice opinions legal arising
the Patent Once and appeals the chief usce
Justices of the District of Coiumbia and will
preparation and trial OF suits concerning patents.
he wi also written Opinions
claims before Congress either
win also claims before any board established
Adjudication.
Oct 28--df
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OF The disooaagamee Of certain Uatsd States LaAd Office. ~
tAs States Of Illinois, AeAigan Wiseoasn, aad IosOa.
FINDER provisions the act of Con
ess approved Juue H. lS4J which hat wheney
quantity public land remaining unsod
ha be daeed number OF less Than hundred
sand such districts shall be discontinued, comp-
subject, Secretary The Interior
has directed hal following Offices be discontinued
Shasueeiowp and kaskaskia, la Illinois.
Kalamazoo, Michigan. ...r... ..
Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
Fairfield, iowa #.."
Lands remaining unsod and uudsposed Of in the above
will
receipt that
poists and will be made subject entIy follows;
shawBeeown and hakaskia, be Springfield
dislrci, Illinois,
Kalamazoo the Ionia district, Michigan
Milwaukee o the Menasha district, Wisconsin.
Fairfield To the Charlton district, Iowa.
ThsSees the points consolidation give public notice
which will respectively be prepared
applications for entries OF such lands ihe Offices
Given under hand city OF Washington this
November A. D. 1885. ....... # ~ .1#.#
TH05 A. HENDRICKS,
f.. ~. Commissioner OF the General Land ONCE
Nov
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Washington Aqaeduct.
OrrIoE OF THE WARRINGTON AqI

OrYIoE or THE WARRINGTON Aauxpucr,
Washington March 7, 1855,
PROPOSALS graduation stone and brick masonry
dams tunnels and other work Of The Washington aqueduct
that day - =, ~
Maps pohe and specifications ots work will be ready
animation on and after the Goth day April
Proposals Will be received for the particular cuveTs
completed under the
m b., all contracts for UNFINISHED work win
the RICH! prescribe The Of work
appropriation holding out suceny decide when and
what works shall be stopped funds
In of the entire stoppaga particular
funds the reserved will paid judgment
the engineer the work has been properly executed far
Payments made specie checks upon the United States
cent? and win be dillon of all
bids sealed endorsed Proposals for work on
the Washington Aqueduet"
should they be deemed
ments mai considered conducive to the progress Of
Every written signed by
take that The Or bidders @ his o. eir bid
for e T y me ss s @ soa and
be accompanied by the
Individual inosa 70 the Engineer or De-
parmnt Of War; that The suarnto able make good their
Bids win be opened presence bidders, if any Them
ehaose 10 be present
Capt. of Engineers, In charge.
FORM OF GUARANTEE.
To Capt NJ c. Meigs, U. 5. Engineers.
We, the undersigned, residents Of in the State Of,
hereby jointly and ssyery States and
they will within accep.nce bid
cute the contract for The same with good and sufficient suees
oflhe advertisements which IL And
good The offer By the said and
the lowest bidder
S's"'" CO
hereby certify that my kuowieass belief the
sboSe-nsmed guaIapIors ase sGaa And Sufficient
Mar s-SSwishsisyk Iawu
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HOME MAN rACTUREs.
Fslrvieyy Cotton Works

Near the Canal Barin, yqieransrta.
ETIhTRIGk BURNS, proprstors and manufacturers or
Cotton yarns carpet chan sai wne ty inc cord
age, COTTON bats, sc. - -fP'A '' 80
osfs ICON chant'tn Washington respectfully solicited for
any o tho ABOVE articles which deliver in Waabingp
tower Than eau be had baltimore northern An
orders VIII meet with prompt by addressna as above
Ocsli-dm
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FtfdheIto0 OF FaTf IdhToTntn.
United States mail steamships leave York
SS&2 for hspinwAI the 5th 2sth Of each month
ol&N connecting with mail from Panama TO San
E.2skNNBu1 Francisco.
These STEAMSHIPS have approved by
Department, and guaranty speed aud safety
The Panama railroad comnlefed so
to ocean aud egssed hou The baggage pa,sen
checked in New York through
cmharked Panama caupnnys
The money paid IN New York all expenses
Reserve steamers kept In PANAMA.
San fruncisco detention accident 80
the Ia endrely reliable. =.
Passengers leave Panama day they arrive at Aspn
wall -
Conductors through y sesmnr and take chara of
women aud children without other protectors.
through tickets appy al the nF.pev
West street, New YORK., L. w RAYMOND,
May6-du
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TnEtTIsE on ENeLIsH PrINcruArIoN.
Removal-papcr warehouse

Al RaAPGFF BROTHERS. piper manufacturer rpa ir,o,,
NJ ~ msnnfacurers masrss Nos End p~catur Street PM
adeps eau the attention ~ ,sr
psperr sutea the ~ and canune
every ion ~ the ~ orders receive prop Al
snd he Hled low prices by nion
loco tons ofrnss waited for each.
Fph 93-eod2m .. .r. a.... ..s...# #.M.. ##
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bRowF, STANTON, arp Waikiki. y.
yyM r. BROWN. FaED r. STANTON and j. KNOX WALK
" hh have iofmed parnershp for practising Supreme
Ceuu 81 the United saes and TIE ~ washprton
and IN The cour. Of Tennessee ohcss Washington and
ph One o. the paee will always either place ana
letters addressed to them Will reeeive attention
Apnl is-utod tfntel and Sentinel copy.I