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HARPER's MAGAZINE Published BY
Harper & Brother, Franklin Square,
n. y. Terms, single copy, SO per
year ; 9 copies, So. 5 copies $40.

TIC UUHleNIs OF ne FtUTuaIy HUWUeT
arc. George Washington by John c. Ab
boz Advsa-uresin tie Coli Field OF
Central America Birchkue~s. 4 Ghost
story Of old Virginia Fur IIua Ing in
Oregon Passages oi Eastern travel BY
an American Charles Dickens. with "a
portrait Liule Done,l. d! Dickens con
unued); Literary Noiees; EJuor's Ia
bic; Editors Easy Char; Elror's Draw
Valentines delivered in our streets,
illustrated by Punch or some o;her sc
MUS of that ilk.
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A ENACTMENT NOTICE

Charles & Hilman' Attachment before SAn1si
White. Justice OF Peace. Of Bris-
SANFORD AM Tdh Ch n,rsT toll iP, TrumbuII county. Ohio
On he Ioth day Of January, A. D. 1850. said Justice
;.Sned an order Of attachment. in the above action, for
The sum Of ave dollars The said deieniants, no. pc
- .rrved by process, the cause vas adjourned TO the
So 5sv OF March, 1850, al 1 O'Clock. P
1SSS a. CHARL T.. HELLAAS.
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To the Republicans OF the United States.

In accordance with what appears to b.,
The general desire of the Republican par.
~, and al the suggestion of a large portion
Of lhr Republican press, the undersigned.
Chairmen of Ine State Republican Com
miitees Of Maine, Vermont, Massachu-
selts, New York, PENNSYLVANIA, Ohio,
Michigan, Indiana and Wisconsin, here
BIZ invite the Republicans of the Union TO
meet in informal Convention at PITTS,
burgh, on the 9-d of February, 1856, for
the purpose OF perfecting the National Or
ganizalion and providing for a National
Delegate Convention of the Republican
party, at some subs. qucnt dav, TO nomi-
MALE candidates for the Presidency and
Vice Presidency, TO be supported at The
election in November, 1851.
A. P. STONE, of Ohin.
J. Il. GooD3ICH, of Mass.
DAVID WILNoT, of Pa.
LAWRENCE BRAIEARD, of VI.
WILLIAM A. WHITE, of Wis.
As The fiiends of The Republican move
menl, especially those in the West who
have lie n most active in promoting the
Convention, deem an early notice inpor-
tant, We print The Coll, with the names of
he Chairmcn of five of the State Repub-
lican Committee. The names OF the
others will be added so soon as received.
The meeting will be M FIR consultation
and preparation. 1t will recognize the
fact that the Republicans constitute a
National party /: ii will make known, au-
t%horatively, that they intend 10 appear as
such, under their own banners, in the
Presidential contest; and it will provide,
directly or through a National Commit
Zee, for a National Republican Couven-
ton. 10 nominate Republican Presidential
and Vice Presidential candidates. Such
is the purport of the CALL Cleveland
Leader.
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4 New Arithmetic.

Shade Of Adams and Daboll, awake
from your long rest and receive to your
embrace your rival in figures the late
Governor William MediIll What a
prodigy in f. ures is our late Governor.
who has discovered that in twenty years
the interest exceed the principal Aud
what a discovery, too. that a borrower
loses every cent of Interest he pays!
See how the Governor figures it out. He
says:
Assuming partial renewalof
the loan of JAN, 1857. Tor SO, 600, 900
The State for a loan of twenty
yearsreceives a premium of
fifteen per cent, or 800, 900
Receipts at the Treasury 81, 800, 600
But at the end of twenty years this
debt is to be paid, and the disbursements
have been as follows:
Principal, Sc 600, 900
Interest for twenty years, 2,4OO, 900
Paid out, $4,000 600
Deduct amount received, $500, 900
Loss to the State, 80, 100, 900
We suppose the Governor had his rye
m the foul, h servant, who, when he re-
ceived his talent, went and '.digged in
the earth and hid his lords money!" or
perhaps he has got his notions from some
Dutch neighbor in Fairfield :" who
knows no place for putting his money
save al old stocking. where it may lie
useless. The Governor should take les
sons in book keeping which will teach
him after putting the interest on the
debit side, TO place the earnings of the
money so borrowed on the credit side.
We have no doubt, that should a man
borrow SO. 600, 600 and bury it for
twenty years. he he would be out of
pocket the interest or that sum; and more
than that, he would prove himself a
great ass in the bargain.
This ariIhmetical flourish of Governor
Medill, was never equalled but once,
and that ty the fellow, who. being as
sured that a purchase O. a stove would
save him half his wood. figured it out,
that if one stove would save half his
wood. two stoves would save all his
wood, and therefore lie bought a couple.
Perhaps Governor Medill uses such logic
as the chap did to prove that every COW
had three tails thus-No cows has two
tall; one COW has one tail more than no
COW; memo every COW has three tails =
CIeveLand Her.H
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VALENTINESl Merchants and 9TH

-rs doing business through the country, are re
snersfsIiv informed that / am now prepared TO furnish
every variety and style OF Valentines, tnis coming SEA-
.on ~ the single one, dozen or gross. on eoDzisstoH
a. of5srriss. as IL may salt Those who favored us
81 ye.r. 80 ir4st viii not only renew. hut largely in
~r-t,e th-ir ord RS. And those who arr strangers N
Ne SoulI .ay. call, Tor We know We can do you good
-. y, rutiur trade. AZ our oil stand. the Il YORK
5tIt.k STORE. Warren Fen. 6. less.
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3. B. PERKINS, n. D., Marietta, o.

would be glad to have a further supply a.
The medicine is becoming very popular. and l think
viii oOuiince, as it has given relief in every instance
rho. NEWMAN. N. D.. Nj. venom. Ina.
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"NoTICE-Da- s. STRoSe's FEVER DEsrHoYER
The proprietOTs depend wholly upon the Intrinsic
virtues, the curative powers Of this new Remedy, to
build up its own reputation. Every sufferer viii be
left to decide for himself the relief it affords him. The
best recommendation II can acquire is to take it to the
sick room, and there let it speak for itself; let it there
spread Joy and peace around the pilio1 OF suffering
and pain. II { viii nOr do this, 4 thousand certificates
will do but little toward securing the confidence Of the
public. The estimOnials-which are many and long
are published in Il circular. as the limits Of an adver-
tisement will not p~ermit-which are presented more for
the purpose Of calling the public mind to this new rem
edy. which may be found at all the principal Druggists
in the Western States and California.
II it possesses the extraordinary powers which We
claim, it will have great popularity wherever Introduc-
ed, and form a great public blessing. On the other
hand, if il possesses no real value, the sick will soon
find it out, and demonstrate il as : humbug, "a base
imposition. See advertisement.
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G. d p. r. r. Coat the election OF
Officers by The Stock holders on Wednes.
day, the 9d inst, the following were
chosen Directors Of the Cleveland and
Pittsburg Railroad Co:
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The Claims Of this medicine to the condolences Of the
public are strengthened by the fact Of is having re-
ceived the appreciation and liberal patronage Of many
prominent members Of the Medical Faculty in the Uni
ted States. some Of whom have voluntarily given let
ssrs Of eoInmendasion, (see pamphlet sustaining all
that is claimed for il as \ curative agent m
Pamphlets continuing much useful information
touching the nature and symptoms OF The aboFe disea-
ses. together with testimonials from ladies' Of the high
est respectability, as certified by The most satisfactory
authority, TO all which the attention Of ladies and prac-
titioners is respectfully invited, can be had gratis -
the store OF E.. A. SMITH & CO.. Druggists. Warren.
Ohio. J. B. ANARCHIST & Co. Proprietors.
Central Depot, 3U4 Broadway, z Y.
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Clerk Elected.

HoUsE.-A resolution. declaring VIM.
Cullom OF Tennessee, CLERK of the House,
was adopted by l26 against 81.
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Members of Congress-Their Pay.
WIs0INGToN Feb 4

To-day. acting ~Sergsant-at Arms
Groossheiner. drew from the treasury
about $50 1000 in gold, which amount
had been advanced by him 10 the mem
bers. Speaker Banks, at ear midnight
on Saturday. signed drafts for that pur-
pose. $685. 900 are yet due members,
and will be drawn during the week.
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Prevail on medical men to adopt 1t in their practise;
and | have no fears Of the Tesult, from what knowledge
/ have obtained personallyof the curative powers, I
wish the medicine kept here
T.c. HAWKINS, NJ D., waynesburg, Pa.
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PoPE SAYS
Like mighty rivers, with ~resistless force
The passions rage. INSTRUCTED in their course,
Swell to new heights forbidden paths explore,
And drown those virtues which they fed before"
In order to keep the passions under due control, 1t
is necessary to have the body free of all pain. There
was nothing ever invented so potent to remove all
manner ofPain as Perry Davis Pain Killer.
n?0rR readers are we'll aware that we have never
advertised patent medieines-but We nov publish an
advertis rment Of Ayers Pills, not because We are paid
for it alone, but because We honestly believe that DR..
Aver is one Of the best Physician and Chemist OF the
age, and because We know from experience that his
Cherry Pectoral is the best medicine for a Cough that
was ever invented. We have been cured by it Of a Sc
v-re Bronchitis. and have given it to our family with
unfailing sueress for Colds. Whooping Cough, Group,
&c. Our neighbOrs VINO have the Pills represent them
as an extraordinary good acknowledgements, Nc
Arthur, Tinton Co., Ohio.
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CELEBRATED CATHoLICoN.
ron THE zrLrrT AND CURE OF svryERlxs FINALE.
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"DR. TUBBs APPOINTMENTS are to be RE
SUMED in MARCH next. and continued as heretofore.
They will not be supplied by any one else during his
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I must say, from my own experience and personal
observation in my practice, it has proved 70 be the best
and safest remedy for the difficulties for which It -
recommended, viz: those Of female weakness, such a.
PrOhpsus Uteri, FluOr Abus and all irregular and
painful menstruati0n, and diseases Of irritation Of the
female organs. d. Y. F0OTE, NJ D., Syracuse, " r.
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The catholiean is doing good service here. All The
patients that have tried the medicine have been benz
fitted hut one-and that one. nothing will help.
Truly yours, WILLARD uAZLETf, D..
New PHILADELPHIA. Ohio.
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Tall tal%in's
From Mr.. uaskinsl

Nj. Sawyer said that it was a singular
report. They recommend no action. If
ii was agreed to, it would have no fleet /;
and if it was disagreed to, the same re
suit would follow.
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FEMALE COMPLAINTS.

IT STANDS PRE- EMINENT FOR
its curative powers in all the diseases for which il
il recommendrl nanaIlr rnIled - .---
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Like s LAWYER
Argued Sawyer.

Mr.. Tod went off into an eloquent ex-
position of the Kansas and Nebraska bill
wept over the evils of slavery, for in
fifty or sixty years hence we should
have twenty millions of slaves and then
who was to pay the expenses of the
standing army 10 prevent an insurrec-
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Receipts at the Treasury 81, 800. 900
But at the end of twenty years this
debt is to be paid, and the disbursements
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Mr.. Yaple then pitched into the old
Wheel Horse furiousIy, to all of which
we gave our hearty concurrence, but he
was wrong in blaming us for offering to
share with the old animal a lew oats 10
keep him from starving. Poor Old
Horse.
The daily union., 1856-10-11

ected offered under the contract 'ha have been removed
yard specially authorized by the department
will be stipulated 10 the contract ha' Default na be made
parties part deiyesg all Of the aees
mentioned qualify and places above provided
said VIII forfeit aud 10 the
States TO twice
OF here agreed upon the price TO
delivery thereof which
daed damages be recovered nom time 10 time as they ac
The surees sign the contract and their responsibility Ger
collector, district
person satisfactorily known the bureau.
provided that the bureau shall have the
without damage 10 the
snmen Congress shall made sufficient appopa
named, for the completion of the works
which this based, and shall also
diminish the quantities named in the
headed ceancous in the schedule twenty ye
whose offers shall be accepted will be notified by letter
post Office which Bha be considered sufficient
the supplies specified with
notice from the bureau OF the accept
will be made with other person or
the OF such duing bidder wiz DC held e
sponsible for all deinquencas.
strict
VIII, al the option OF the bureau be rejected
whose offers accepted VIII DO hohed ahd con
tracts be ready execution soon thereafter us may DC
practicable.
sep l9-lawfw
The daily union., 1856-10-11
NO Druggtsts and the PeopIe.

Yo arc hereby cautioned against spurious limitations o Dr. 10
Gah'S "Eecinc O" Fha prosecute any party who
copyrighted hills This rcnune) Electric OH has cured the
mayor o Camden of piles and rheumatism uo, Hon John WI
ams0n, of Huntingdon, Hon. Kilngsurh, (wh took 0 his
nchcs In ono day and more than 200 others ~ rbnderhs
whose have been published IN the Philadelphia Ledger
The whOcsalc dsaic rmHd phR would
ramp guilty of the Hscay ~ couurririnr In Ilarsn-U
John Wyetho, well ksUwn druggist there caused
rect and imprisonment Of Valentine, who attempted miia
uon oi this valuable remedy.
PHtLApELFHtAt May 3, 1886.
10 hs People and Drei,' throughout ne United stusI;
List Of by Prof De Grahh Electric on; Jos Free WeS
Philadelphia NJ rheumatism, Mr. Rodrnhuk Montgomery county
rheumatism prun MR. Ogden, M 80 FouTh inna
nation o Auyand Providence shingles md cnkrd
hra MT WIN SpRcr Chestnut felun Dd neufalEin
sny Cam b Lower Marion, of burns and scarlet fsvsr and
eighteen othoru
b1-Bvey druggist genuine Electric OIL g.
made by the sole inventor md proprietor his old ooo, which
al orders mnF be addressed 10 procure thn genuine.
prrE CTtAS. DE ERATH,
Old Office, ~ south 9Th street, chestnut.
For ese by CHARLES STOTT,
iuy lot Washington, y, &,
The daily union., 1856-10-11
proposals for Erecting the Custom House, Il G.,
at Georgetown, ID. q.

TREASURY DEPARTMgST,
Sept mbeI 24 Ie5O.
cEALED PROPOSALS. will be received epa until
% 22d day Of November A. So al IL O'Clock al for
said tho whole building for
different bills OF parcels should each
The kiDd work,
gained ou reseyng The reject
the hereby invited when de
interest the United states II the department also
right exclude the bids Of persons whom
there believe will faithfully perform the
tracts which they have attempted TO obtain by lndco aud
there shall be interest who do not join
bids and all bids that upon investigation are below a price
work.
Bids gross, option bidders but
will be such bidders details furnished
department prices different kinds 6l work and
tcas shall br the revision of the department.
bid shall whole
work guide the department iu making payments.
Ninety The done and materials dcv
according price said be BY
completion
the aioeseid, and be forfeited
N The non-iul6ment contract
will be awarded only master builders and mechanics
OF the Secretary
The treasury, will bo forfeiture of the same
proposal accompanied by written guarantees signed
district Judge attorney said dict) the $4,000,
the work. of pr0porlionae amount, pai,
bidder when required II his proposal be accepted,
boDd
Its faithful performance.
specifications working examined
thirty aud information obtained appca
department.
Secretary the Treasury endorsed Proposals
House, &e and will be opened al O'Clock,
last day named for receiving the same
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary Of the Treasury
Sept M-2aw60days Tint. Star.l
The daily union., 1856-10-11
Sale OF United states Land near Richmond
virginia, known as BelIona Arsenal
ORDNANCE OFFICE,
Washington, September y, 1855,


MO satisfactory having received above mentioned
under the this Office 0 The lid
again invited for the purchase
property and will be received this Office until IL O'Clock
the 9b day of October next
Should satisfactory bid be made the bidder will be informed Of
bs required purchase cash
OF a deed viii Secretary Of
conveying the United aud 10 the saline.
The be sold consists and half
James IA miles above Richmond
land covered with valuable timber another
under cultivation eaden and another
covered the arsenal buildings which bfsck
100 by 25 and
barack 100 by 80 and
buildings officers quarters, 40 by % feet slate
roof besides cellars aud brick
each CON by and cellars
brick each Az by 26 fet slate roo two stories
and smiths shop brch h by 70 Feet state roof
oes brick wal s fee nigh and feet tbek connecting these
buildings enclosing There the
property magazine of 81 by rs feet, with slate roof
stable s7h e0h stories
foregoing buildings said be in good condition,
exception shop and stable, which require
Tepai They erected substantial and would
large quantity brick, lead, and other
should purchaser desire them down. which
boated down Richmond u small
disposed bid apply MIR. Macarthur,
premises, who will give all necessary intoma ion.
sealed Proposals for Beona
senai." III k CRAIG,
Colonel of Ordnance.
and STAR Washington D. o., and the
Enquirer Examiner RchmCnd Va, will publish the above
week MI h October,
Sept 9-2awt lhOcI
The daily union., 1856-10-11
PROPOSALS.
NAVY DEPARTMENT.,
BuEeau Of Yards and Doeks, SepIembeI ~, ESQ.

NAVY DEPARTMENT.,
Bureau Of Yards and Docks, September ~, ESD.
gEALED PROPOSALS. for each class separately endorsed Pro
u poas for Class No. the eas for the yard at (aat
ts yard until the 25h ocio
for furnishing and delivering the raj nayyyaIds
named the materials aud articles embraced IN the following casse
aud which particularly described IN printed schedules which
will be furnished application mall requested
10 desiring offer 10 contract for all the classes
YARDS
classes for the yards under their command by the
ihereIo by the bureau, any ala the yards
In bidders commandans TO send
them schedule by mall will be order 10 insure the
that they should enclose their application
stamps, requires all postage 10 be prepaid
Bidders hereby cautioned and particularly notified that te
form hereinafter mailed IA
reach their destination before the lime expires FOR receiving
be Ach shall be The
riod stated dIoWdnce tiH be made failures Of the mail
To guard offers being opened before appointed
envelope the address
the ondoement thus "tTOposah for Cta
the cIdsS for the Navy yard at (name e yard
the Of Yards and Docks, Washington
D,C G.
The daily union., 1856-10-11
NOTE.

Proposals guaranteed by responsible persons, cc
6ed Judge OF court OF record and
into by the successful bidder with surely
befor November next
No pay not performed and for eaeh Of such
the Of the trip
deducted For arrivals 50 m behind Tune az 70 break COO
with depending sufhcteuty excused,
fourth Of the the subject TO forfeiture
Fines delinquency be promptly and sat
negecng take the mail from OF into
post suffering be injured, destroyed robbed OF
ater demand, convey the mail as ne
onenIy as concerned In running,
The Postmaster General annu the con
tract repeated agreeAbly contract OF fo dts
Office laws Instructions OF the department
The schedule he also order
service allowing therefor rafa fncrease on
pay He also curia discontinue the service
IN whole part, pro allowing ono
mcnh extra penaton the OF service dispensed
win Bids should be addressed Second Assistant Post
master supersebed "Propo'as for No 'o5s aeoa
For further pamphlet iof conveying
the mails in Virginia, Georgia, sc, Of 1855 and ls6.
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Ans l6-law4wl Postmaster General,
The daily union., 1856-10-11
CLASS VII.
ored mr ditim, (assortod.)
Glass VIII.

CLASS VIII.
writing PAPER, 10 inches weigh
yeght pound. ptr ream.
No. aOO eans writing paper 10 by % inches to weigh TWEEN
iysx pounds per
No a. 100 writing s by % inches weigh TWEEN
~ four pounds per rean
No a. $40 wiring Is by l6inchcs 10 weigh TWEEN
iytwo pounds p,
No. s. 400 reams writing ~ by IL inches TO weigh
twelve pounds per
All the papers designated classes aud be made of the
be ee from adultsraun and finished in the best
standard sizes OF the kinds and of such weights as
required by this Office those in class are 10 be whe aEd OF
The and weights specified IN The schedule
The gh OF ordering greater or lees quantity OF each
every kpd such times and in such quantities
as the public service require
will separately, and be subject epn
bu bidders offer :" the classes
the poposa aud the privilege is reserved of requiring
hdde who than assigned him 10 take
such classes, forfeit his right any class.
Than que OF each kind Of bid for
a sample for each kind mus accompany each bid and
properly gnated The sample will not be considered
ALI proposals and samples must be Transmitted TO this ONCE Tree OF
po-t.R other expense.
Each proposal be signed by the individual m making it,
very kind of paper contained proposed pr
All the classes must be delivered at such place
places muy city, good
all charge and subject the
pecon weight and OF the Superintendent
Bank proposals persons
applying for them and will be taken into consideration unless
Bonds with approved securities required supply
OF inferior article OF the classes failure supply
the quantity required al any time, VIII be considered violation OF
Each dder required furnish proposals. satisfactory
nied by such evidence will be rejected.
The popo'as will be opened the e,ued by law on
Tuesday sor the FIRST Monday December 2d
10 O'Clock, a. m at the Office Of the Superintendent
Proposals WIN be addressed 70 he OF he Public
+" Proposals for supplying Paper" ~
Superintendent Of the Public Printing.
Oct l-9awew INTEL star, 2dwswl
The daily union., 1856-10-11
Proposals for Building Six SChO0ners for the
United states Revenue service.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
SenIeuIheI q. lsSh.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
September 8, 1856
SEALED PROPOSALS. distinctly endorsed Proposals for Revs
Secretary
this office until l2 O'clock noon, the 9Th
November furnishing maeru constructive equip
ping delivering shout
burden EACH for the United states
northern lakes
The plans be furnished by the
completed within three months from the signing Of III
No proposal considered persons
gagged building. fer accompanied by
responsible that the
be- bidder Of offer
the department..
win be paid presentation
plabked ceed
laid and the balance the delivery Of e vessels
pieied.
used the best quality, aud the work
executed faithful manner and the satisfaction OF the
pern,endent
when received hands the
fully gged furnished and equipped and finished ceat with
anchors nautical
cambnose, cabin, and furniture and boats.
desou bidding will be furnished with The required
EpecdcaiorS application TO this department.
should desire pfopOsr tho whole number
they beryto offer for suit their
onvenience JAMES GUTHBlE,
Secretary OF the Treasury
G-onwin6thNoy