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H0RNE TOOKE'S Diversions of Purley edi-
IL IL ton, vol, London, 1857. s.
Natural History Bulls Msons and Buloos by Vasey vol
London, 1887, 70 engrayngs. 81 25.
Darings Cyclopedia photographer, London, 1857 $l3
the English, French Italian and
Languages, l vol, london, 1857. 81 30
Grtnths Arlersts Manual 7th edition. London 1857 90 So
Aug II FRaNCK TAYLOR
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mo. 579.l
Notice

Of Establishment qf additional Land District The STATE Of
rotsfn.
In pursuance of the act of Congress approved
March entitled establish additional
the State Of Wisconsin, be called the "CHrEw
which that portion Of the old
Hudson districts situated nmh e line osy
dndcenty NORTH south Of e line ddng tohrs and
not the line dirig ranges and o
line didin9 eeuen and c s is hereby declared and
for said district has established
the Of s'EAU CLAIRE, in said State.
my city Washington this day
Of APRIL A. D. 1857.
BY order Of the President:
... JOS s. WILSON;
Acting Commissioner Of the General Land 0flce
Ap 11-1aw6wt
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~ ENERAL WESTERN LAND OFFICE

NJ more, Osborn Co, Main and Second streets
stars nearly opposite the Julien House Dubuque Iowa BROOM
born Co. 80 Clark street Chicago Illinois, Broom, Hnssey
Keokuk Iowa rea agents stock and exchange broNe
give their prompt the sale OF stocks ara
loans negotiated; money invested locating lands either with
VIII ecate time, joint commission nod
Every location is made from personal examinations only
paid, NC, &C, &c. aal
upon registers Chicago and Keonk, well as here
seller three markets Correspondence solicited.
Ap 2s--d3m
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NO. 5s4.1
Notice

NO. Do4
Notice
OF he Reuocat Of he Land Office from OJIBwA 10 OTTER
TAIL Cry, IN The Territory Of Muncsota
IN ACCORDANCE with the provisions of the act
u Of Congress entitled AN at authorizing changes
land Offices, approved 3 March, 1883 hereby declared
made known that the oce for the
the Territory Minnesota wi be
o1fhn TAIL Cry In said Territory at carly period practicable
fuhor notice as TO the precise time will
the register and receiver for said district.
August, A. u. 1857 -
by order Of tho President,
TIT09 A. HENDRICKS,
- Commissioner Of the General Land Once
NN"s -o-ia"oW lntsl A Stnrl
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TIME NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED
states mal sleane-The ships comprising line

=
The Atlantic -. Capt Oliver Edrdge.
Capt. Jos. Comsock.
The Adriatc Capt James
These ships having been by expressly r
service every has taken their
and speed their
passengers unequallca elegance
passage York 10 Liverpool
cabin SIS From Liverpool New York and 20
guineas
n experienced surgeon attached 10 each ship.
No berths be secured until paid for.
ships improved tight heads
avoid will the Banks deg until
after the LIST Of August
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For All Parts OF the West.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
IyptV Uf Ynppnurp 1Dus N1PHrNTo


ETNHREE TRAINS DAILY from Baltimore for Cum
Il berland, wheeling and all parts Of the West
t The ACCOMMODATION TRAIN will leave except Sunday
Washington Juncton) win stations and arrive Cum
berland at 4 O'Clock, p.
d. TRAIN daily except Sunday
at ao and reaches Wheeling by connecting Ben
wood with for Columbus, Cincinnati Dayton Indianapolis Louis
VILE Cleveland Toledo Detroit Chicago st. Louis Cairo and inter
mediate points.
3D. The EXPRESS TRAIN leaves daily p connecting with
express trains CINCINNATI St. Louis Cairo Chicago,
de The distance Cincinnati other central south
places the West nearly 100 miles shorter than by other
route. The time TO these places Is also unaquallcd.
Baggage checked through u Columbus Cincinnati indianapolis and
St. #g.
Passengers baggage transferred all points
THROUGH TICKETS will be sold all the tho West
the lowest possible the ticket oiBee Camden Station
Washington city. ".
A second class attached 10 the mail train.
Passengers from Baltimore Washington rie e entire road
Daylight by taking accommodation mail lying
Oakland They morning
train which leaves Cumberland at 250 and reaches Wheeling
at IN.
Passengers Washington have ample time for meals Wash
ington Junction.
only by which through baggage checks
can be obtained in Washington
FOR WAY PASSENGERS
The accommodation Gas,
Cumberland the express
Eastwardy, the mail train Wheeling
mediation leaves Cumberland reaching
The FREDERICK TRAIN except Snday1 stopping
stations Leaves Frederick O. arriving Baltimore
at IL 80,
and $50 Leaves Elcotts Mills at $780, and so, p m
except Sunday.
". g wOoDslDE,
Jan 17--du Master OF Transportation.
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mo. 5S0.]
Notice

OF The Establishment Of three additional Land Offices in the Territory
Of Nebraska.
IN pursuance of the act of Congress approved
March ID, 1857 entitled establish
the Territory called
hsrprcr
and the "DAKoTA LAND msMr il hereby declared
that the Offices for said districts have been established
lows, viz:
tho 'tNEsABA LAND nsT1ICT' at Brownsville
the aSoUrH PLATTE DsIRcr' Nebraska City
the "DAKorA DsTRIc Dakota City, said Territory
Given under hand the city Of Washington this thirteenth day
OF April, 1857
BY order Of the President:
JOS s. WILSON,
Acting Commissioner Of the General land Ohice.
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The these ships will be accountable for gold silver
bullion specie jewclry precious bills
ding therefor the value thereof therein expressed
3 May 1-du
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Tomlnsons Warming and Ventilation rs cents.
Dcmpeys Drainage Sewage Towns and Buildings
Dempey's Drainage OF Lands. 81 cents
Dobson Foundations and Concrete Works 81
Burne Lines Cenen Mortars Concretcs Mastcs &c &c
cents
Swindel ON wclldigging Boring &c. 81 cents
Dobson's Masonry and Stone cutting rs
Building cents
Isods Orders Styles Of Architecture 81 cents
Garbctfs Principles OF Design in Architecture. rs
Prdeaux Fuel, Furnaces, &c. 81
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Water Works or Cities and Towns; by Hughes engineer
81 ~.
Gas Works and the Manufacture and Distribution Of by 8.
Hughes 81 H. M
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fIAdLOh AND MAURYs halfdollar Bibles Eng
sh Bibles elegantly in arabesaue s Priee 80
Just imported by TAvIop a a,y,pY AZ ~
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No. 59l.
Notice of the Removal OF the Land Ofice from
Red Wing to Henderson, in Minnesota Ter
ritOry.
IN accordance with the provisions of the act of
Il Congress entitled An authorizing changes
land Offices" approved March 1883 hereby
and made known that the Office for the sale Of public
WING in MINNESOTA TERRITORY will be removed the
in said Territory from and after The first day of June
Given under hand the Washington this day Of
April A. d. 1857.
By order Of the President
TIIOS A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner OF the General
May 1--1aw6w Tint Starl
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PROPOSED DATES on SAILING.

EDWARD X. COLLINS,
No 90 Wall street, N. Y.
BROWN, sHIPLEY, 4 CO.,
liverpool.
STEPHEN KENNARD a CO.,
~ Austin Friars, London.
B. G. WAINWRIGHT d CO.,
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H0WARD'S United States Supreme Court y
ports. 10Th vol. reseon OF 1867.
This day Published. ,,,,a
June 10 FRANCK TAlp~
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mo. 1921
Notice

No. 5s2l
Notice
Of he removal Of He land office from Faycc BoonviHe in
The State Of Missouri.
N accordance with the provisions of the act of
Il Congress entitled Gan act authorizing changes the
nd Offices approved March 1853 is hereby
known that the Office for the sale Of public
State Of Missouri will be removed the Boox,IE
State, at as carly period as practicable.
Further notice to the precise of
the register and receiver at the Fayetc land Office
Given under hand at the city Washington
May, A. D. 1857
BY order Of the President
TIiOS. A. HENDRICKS
Commissioner Of the General Land
May 19-1aw6w [Ihtel&Sarl
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thereby certify that the renamed and Eff arc KNOWN
Of property and able mako good their guarantee
(Dato.) AZ,
ro be signed by United district Judge United States
trict attorney collector, navy agent and no other
May 2--la5wt
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Form Of Guaraniee.

The undersigned, OF the State OF
hereby guaranty that foregoing bill be accepted
WILL within ten days after the receipt Of the contrast at the
named designated the contract for inc
with good sufficient suretics IN shall lh @s
ter into contract aforesaid guaranty make good the
encc between the offer OF the said and that which may
accepted. Ce
0ate.) bt
Witness: H..
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Change OF the Place Of Sale of the Delawar
Trust Lands In Kansas.

NJOTICE is hereby given that the place of sale Of
Kansas Territory advertised
take place Iecompon the 23d day June has
changed and viii 0sawkee said Territory Tho
same day and date.
BY order Of the Secretary Of the Interior;
CHARLES r. MIX,
ats# Commissioner dd ineim
DEPARTMENT INTERIOR,
Office Of Indian Affairs, April g. 1857.
Aprl 7--lawtlJupe F..
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m. CyDwoRTH.se..a's rnarn.'. No. i

IN. CUDWORTH-botaniei nhrnaTy'N NO. ~
IL Howard street, Boston, hass. .
DR.. CUDwORfH attributes 10 his Isv pisoovnt
much Of he success In curing The most dssprooeea, %
stinass, oonpLcAfsp and long standing, And even n'
IsaiYxp disorder Of ths human sysem HIS uuef ds,
card Of asreury, hydrsts Of potash, and oAe minsn
polsons mon The medical prsctee, 0rc:d MN s su
r Substitute, and ths result Va, THIS asens, sncs
In Itself thoroush but mild ssarcher, discover ana
eeicr Of al nsrcura o. other polsonous deposits OF
the humon system. ,,,
Tnis Z veil worth sober consideration Because his
clcanslng and renovstng remedy, the .New Dscovey,
u the basis which his theory OF Healing long ana ve
settied disorders 10 founded, and VII In Al cases ino-
duce healthy action Of great consequence, put vnefe
be prououpces thorough cure, u has uEvEa rALsp.
Old Dbeases Of the Throat. Chest Heart and Lungs
0out and Rheumatlsm, Indigestion, General DepiIy'
Nercurial Affections, Females Chronic Disorders, Ner
vousness and IiAbual Headache, diseases OF indcress
young and aged persons. and al diseases OF we
ain or urinary organs constitute List Of human Ae
tious In which RS ..Nev Disoovcry"h ola most ADO
iute ebcaey. Tor the satisfscou OF the public, Sso
win Be legally forfeited grain Of mercury - found
sny msiicsl ID eparatiou from this institution.
An persous Who BY an In injudcious OF dehcient med
osi treatment have lost al h In the profsson AND
All hops Of recovery, may Tor couple OF weeks ny I'M
NV pIscoyKaY, and never continue medseai test
nent that In three weeks has effected 90 Important ana
unbeatable change TO bis beneht.
/ Dr. Cudvorth has his own Laboratory, where AL th
medIcines are prepared II 10 his own interests 10 pa
ve and carefully select the drugs used In his practice
40 that no spurious or Inert druss-no old sluggish com
pounds nor Mistaken Inaccurate, Or fAuuous prepare
ions can defeat his knowledge and disappoint MS pa
TENT No. II Howard street. once open day and eve
ming "'1
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PoyKRrr INDEED. The London CORES
pondent OF the Boston Post relates the fol-
lowing instance OF iancied poverty;
"Mr. Morrison, senior partner of the firm
Of Morrison, Dillon 4 Co., one OF onr "mer-
chant princess died ON Friday last at the
NO, of is wears. The career, OF Mr.. Morris
rison, AS successful merchant in single
line of business, is unparalleled, tor while
thc Rothschilds, Astors, Girards and other
millionarics have dabblei in various matters,
Mr.. Morrison was simply Manchester
warehouseman, or. in New York phraseolo-
vy. n dry goods merchant, having the single
end in view of making his house the riches'
in the world. lie commenced his London
life as a clerk. and has met with no extra
ordinary turn of fortune at any particular
time. the bulk Of his property being the
p,ocee,ls of regular business returns. The
iines states his wealth To have been about
"a 600 200 sterling. but il IS said to consid-
.blv exesed that sum Mr.. Morrison retir-
al from active business several years since,
without withdrawing his capital from the
mercantile house. and though managing has
vast funds himself up ~ the time oil his death
with all the sagacity of earlier days, he has
for the last three years been possessed with
the idea that he should como to want. Moro
than two years ago he commenced do.
inc Jav labor upon a farm he'd by one oil
rs tenants, for which he received twelve
shillings a week, and this he continued mp
10 the time Of his illness. For the last
eighteen months he has been regular ap'
piicant for relief to the parish, assembling
twice week with tho town paupers ut the
door of the "Union," and receiving with
each one of them his two shillinss and q
quartoen loaf. His friends have INDUCED
him in these lancies on tho ground that it
was the .bes. choice Of two evils. Tho truth
Il, money was his god, and the idea became
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The Reptiles OF Texas.

Awriter thus speaks of the reptiles OF
Texas -
Inc cattle are not the only occupants OF
The rrairics, by no means. Droyes OF
1,.d horses arc not un!requent, aud deer arr
IA countless numbers. The small brown
wolff is quite common, and you occasionally
cot sight Of his large black brother. but
Texas Is the paradise OF reptiles and creep
in. things. Rattle and n0ccasin snakes arc
100 numerous even TO shake stick ut. Tho
bite of the former is easily cured 10y drink
ing raw whiskey until il produces intoxic;s-
lion but for the latter there is no cure.
tarlntul. is pleasant institution to get in
10 n quarrel with. He is u spider, with a
body aboat the size of u hens egg, and his
legs or Sx inches, and covered with long
coarse black hair. He lies in cattle tracks,
and il YOU see him. move Ou. OF his path, rs
.is bite is absolutely certain death and he
never gets out of any ones way, but can
Jump eight or ten feet to inaict his deadly
bite.
Then there Is the centipedc, furnished
with an unlimited number OF legs, oich Lex
formed with claw, and each claw inaict-
ing a separate wound If he walks over
YOU at night you will have cause to re-
member him for months to come, as the
wound is of "a particularly poisonous nature
and is very difficult to heal The singing
lizard is lesser evil, the sensa ion ct its
wound being likcned to the application OF u
rel hot iron the person but too thankful
To- escape with life TO consider these lesser
evils and annoyaces. But the insects fly
ins. creeping. running, digging, buEzins,
singing, they arc everywhere. Ask Tor q
cup of water, and the rcjoinder in our camp
is."Will you have it with u bug or with
out ?" The horned frog - one of the great
est curiUsities here, and is periectly harmless.
Ii has none Of the cold, shiny qualities OF
his northern brothers. but is frequently made
a ret Of. Chamcleons are innumcrable,
dartlng over the prairie with inconeeiya-
bic swiitness, and undergoing their peculiar
change OF color of the object under which
thcy may he. The woods on the banks OF
the haycus arc perfectly alive with mocking
birds. most beautiful, and feathcrcd game is
very abundant and tame. Tho only yari-
ETY. that have seen are tho quail partridge,
snIpe, maliard, plover and prairie hen.
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An EXPRESSION OF ,!s, cRA Ar |; r. DE;

IN EXPRESSION OF GRATITUDE.
Il East Cambridge, June %. 1850 To rnE AFFLicrkp
This cernss that have suffered for several years WIN
that mast dreadful uf al complaints, Seminal weakness
no upe but a Nh, stefan, or person afflicted as was,
can realize the situation In applied To an Old
an skhil doct n. d. ty me that my case did not re-
aure medicine - that should soon get well was
careful of my habits. waited AMI waited until De-
came % weak anil ervVus that could hardly WALK
then consulted a physician Who pretended TO UNDER
stand IN. disease, his medicines three months ou'
no relief s,nce, have applied to other physiei.ns
but received no benefit. began 10 despair msiied
never had been born-had continual pain or distress
I'm inv h. a-dtzness ringing In my ears, forgeiuness
vsak eyes &c. was much emaciated, my friends sup
po,ssi Inc IN decle from intense study ana CONNIE
neut The :ist oi last April, Chat dag 'hal never
f,ryrt) frienl anl fellow student said TO me, Chares
have con,. . advise you. have been troubled the
sa,ue as YOU ar-rrefr., know all your bad Feelings
and the cause Of them," called upon Dr. Cudworth,
and he cured the AMI he will cure you " you take ms
medicine. Take my advice anl you viii never regre!
n. The next day called on hm-foowei hts Improved
cour.e u treatment Tor little over niue weeks-srahu
ally improving, AMI now am strong AID well both ia
mind and holy. 10 this communication should meet the
eve Of any one afflicted Nc was, advise them rs
friend Of suffering humany,o 20 and see the Doctor,
and they will b. cured and saved from an untimety
grave and enjoy all the blessings attendant upon health
Resler, do not delay II you ia trouble, male Q, e
male ChAhLhS piehSoN'
To DIR. Cudworth. 32iyr
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Tx HuMBLE How. Are you not
surprised to find how independent OF money
peace Of conscience is, and how much nap.
piness can be condensed into the humoicst
home A cottage will not hold the bulky
furniture and sumptuous accommodation OF
q mansion, but If God be there, q cottage
will hold as much harpines as might STOCK
n palacc.-Rer. c. Hmnkton.
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DoCroR CUDwoRTH, ., his Botanic In

III Urinary. No Is Howard street Boston, Mass, do.
.otes hin whole attention 10 the treatment OF diseases OF
the urinary organs. Ills great success In curing these
long standing and diheut cases, such a. have formerly
been considered incursbe, 10 sumcent 70 oommeno ill.,
m he hubble A worthy Of the extensive patronage which
be has received Within one year he has cured over
600 practice which doubt exceeds that OF
sny other physician 10 boston, therefore oil person, Az
rLcrrD with any disease viii do wen 70 CAL on nun
nj avoid an bossting imposers either foreign or native
DIR. CUUwORTH still confidently invites the ladies'
10 test This invaluable method Of vsting the many dis
tressIng complaints TO which the sex are subject To-
General diseases and al distractions removed Sihou
h.s,c.i asnger CousultatIons strictly CONFIDENTIAL
sniee omen day and evening. Al letter. addressed td
DK. CUDwoiirii, Is Howard street, Boston, NAL
containing postage stamp, viii be attended 70. iyf'I
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AMERICAN &c FoREIGN PATENTS.
r. II. EDDY, Solicitor Of PATENTS
LATE Agent 90 U. =. PATENT OFFICE, wkslIIefoa
uspsn rnn Act 90 1871
No, 70 State Street, opposite Kilby g., Boston

uSpsn rus Act 90 1871
No, 70 state Street, opposite Kilby st., Boston
FrER an extensive practice Of upwards Of twenty
"a years, esntnues to secure Patents In the United
states aso In Great Britain France and other orvgn
countries. Caveats, Specifications, Assgnments, and
all Papers Drawings Cor Patents, executed on liberal
terms and with despatch. Researches made into Amer
can Or Foreign works, TO determine the validity or nth
lily Of Patents Inventions legal orether advice
Rendered In all matters touching the same. Copies Of
the claims Of any Patent furnished by remtting one
iollAr. Assignments recorded al Washington.
This Agency s not only the largest In New England,
sut through inventors have Advantages for securing
PATENTS ascertAinng the patentAbty Of inventions,
ansurpassed by, not immessurAby superior to, any
which be offered them elsewhere. The Testimonials
given below Owe that none IL MORE SUCCESSFUL
At THE PATENT OffICk than the subscriber and ~
SUCCESS Is THE BEST PR00Y or ADVANTAGES
AND ABILITY, he would add that he has abundant
To believe, and prove that at other once
Of the kidd the charges for professional services 50
Moderate. The immense practice Of the subscriber dur
log twenty pears past has enabled him 10 accumulate
collection Of specifications and oeAl decisions rel
alive to patents These besides his extensive library Of
and mechanical works, and full accounts Of patents
granted In the United States and Earope, render HIN
able, beyond question: TO ODER superior ctiesfor OBJ
tanning patents.
All necessity % ajourney to Washington to procure
patent and the usual great delay there here saved
investors.
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at Las. too great for him and broke him
down. And yet he 10 said to have made .
most judicious will, and his Investments up
TO the last are characterized BY great goo
sense. The probate duty on bin VII exceeds
flOO, 0O0."
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TO FEMALES. MADAM

TMPOKTANI ~ FEMALESs. ..,.n NJ
The mccarthy Of Botanic Innmary and discreet re-
male Medical adviser for ladies TO consult In certain
cases. Il % apparent that Is useless to enlarge upon
Il. Madam @. 10 very thankful to the ladies' ior sne
PATRONAGE extended To her In private praci Ice. She
warrants that her treatment shall be perfect
II Satisfactory to all The high order Of this medical es
tsbshmen viii satisfy any one that oil will be treated
In the most thorough manner In all departments Mad'
am y. medicines ior FEMALES Irregularities suppress
sous &C. sre positive In their result In ending 10 re-
move ob.,ructons and strengthening their sy'sm La
dlr, rrauldng medical aid viii 10 well to call ana con-
suit Madam y. before going elsewhere. .,
Howard street Boston Mas, enclosing one dollar VII
lie ~ oanptly attended To. a,
Oaice open DAY and evening. iyfSs