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CoNsUMPTIoNs, DO NOT DESPAIR.

~ AN OLD INDIAN
DOCTOR, while Missionary
CURED. among the Indians Of the
Rocky mountains, discovered
CONSUMPTION RARE PLANT, that proves
to be certain cure for
CURED. CONSUMPTION, Bronchitis,
Asthma, Liver Complaint,
CONSUMPTION Nervous Affections, Coughs,
Colds &c. Having now made
CURED. his fortune and retired from
business, he will send the pre-
CONSUMPTlON scrptions and directions for
preparing the medicines free
CURED. Of charge to all who desire it,
and will send their address,
CONSUMPTION enclosing two stamps &c cts y,
to pay the return letter, with
CURED description of their symp-
toms. The Old Doctor has
CONSUMPTION cured more than 5000 eases of
C6asuaption alone, and hopes
CURED. all afflicted people will avail
themselves Of this opportuni-
CONSUMPTION ty, as the Doctor wishes to do
all the good he can before he
CURED. dies. Address
D0CT. UNCAS BRANT.
Box 1881 r. o.. New York
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THE UNDERSIGNED WILL IMPART GER
il tain information, 90 those persons who want
10 invest money in Real Estate in this city that will
perry, which consists of some four or five houses
and lots, does not wish it to be publicly known;
hence his resort to this method 20 effect SALE
Enquire at this Office Of Henry johnson, agent lor
All X between 9th a 10th sts., west.
dec 5-tf
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NEW STORE.
WILLIAM P. FORD,

MANUFACTURER OF FRENCH AND AME-
IN RICAN CONFECTIONERY, Dealer in Foreign
FRUITS, NUTS, PICKLES, &c, having taken the
house one door north of Harbaugh's drug store, on
Seventh street between g and H, and fitted IL up in
TO accommodate all who may desire to partke of tho
good things in his line of business Having made
every and ample arrangements that win enable him
TO furnish fresh Candies Cakes and Pies of his own
make daily he atters himself as being able 70 give
satisfaction to all who may favor him with CALL
Parties, Balls, Weddings, Pic Mics, Suppers, DC,
served up at the shortest notice and In the most
fashionable style.
Ice Cream furnished TO order. sis Of
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DENTISTRY.
HENRY b. NOBLE, ID. ID. s.

Offers has sergices IN The pariosls branches or
Dentistry"
Office 2765z Pennsylvania Avenue between nth aud
18th Streets, near the Kirkwood House,
lIn the same building with Lester Noble, d. ID. 81
April lift
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WHO WANTS TO MAKE MONEY!
FAST AND EASY
The most liberal inducements ever offered
TO those out of employment and having
but small capital.

AGENTS WANTED ALL OVER THE WORLD
Two go into lucrative and honorable business,
~ which will pay an active business man from
THREE TO FIVE DOLLARS A DAY, FOR YEARS,
with CAPITAL of THIRTY 10 FIFTY DOLLARS
to commence with. One hundred thousand men can
make fortune by this process honorably and with.
out hard labor. II is practical and legitimate specu-
lation, that be who wishes TO better his condition,
Now, sir, if you thinkall humbug, just reman in
your ideness and poverty while others reap the re-
ward OF little energy. Butt you actually want TO
make money easy, send rs cents by mail TO cover the
expense Of printing and postage and will send You
an article, worth ONE DOLLAR to any family, with
circulars, only for those who take agsncies showing
you how you can make your fortune, and warrant
satisfaction, or refund your quarter
The capital required is TO remain in your own
hands. A. G. DENS0N
ap B. Mobile Ala
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A CARD.
TO TIE CITIZENS OF THE DISTRICT.

TN ENTERING OUR NEW BUILDING, WHICH
u we have just taken possession Of, we return our
sincere thanks to the people Of Washington and
Georgetown, for their liberal patronage, and we in
part as return have erected Spacious Building,
which will be an ornament to the city, with lage
and airy Saloon with all the convenence and comfort
Of our customers; and in the establishment are all
encouraging of Home Industry and by strict atten-
ton to Justice and integrity, hope to give salts
faction TO all.
WALL & STEPHENS,
No. 322 Penn. av,, bet. 9th a 10th SITS.
o31-4wif
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BEAUTY.
For Every Age and Olass--For Eyery Family
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BOARDING.

BOARDING.
MI RS. KURTZ, HAVING REMOVED to No $50
lvA Eighth street. between / and streets, is
prepared TO accommodate six OF eight gentlemen
with good board and comfortable lodging. Board
can be had either permanent or transient. nj n
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Post Office Hours.

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and papers from a. m. until o'clock D. m. except
~ Sunday, when it is open from to ~ a. M, and
om 8 to p. m.
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ROOMS FOR RENT.

1.-TWO OFFICE ROOMS on the Second Floor.
u and one Large Room in the Third Story
twenty-five by sixty feet suitable for Bindery or
Printing Office. No. 512, two doors south Of Odd
Fellows Hall, Seventh street Inquire within.
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NV. Martin. agent or
Of Eighth and D streets
For Leonardtown and Charlotte e.
rsa Tffs sssssss s sss Is sss sssas
No Upper aariboro, Nd, leave daily Il OK
For Rockville, Nd, leave daily at 81 q. m.
ror Frederick, Nd, leave Tuesday, Thursday, and
/, For Leesburg and Winchester, va leave Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday at AZ .. M. III
For Brookville and Mechanicsyille, Nd, leave
Dorsey's hotel, Tths street
The Mails.
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departing at q M, next morning, Except Sundays,
aud arrives AZ q. m.
Second Northern and Eastern Mail closes at 81
m, and arrives at p. M, except Sunday.
First Southern Mail closes ut 8 ). M, aud arrives
second Southern Mail closes at p. m and arrives
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Northwestern Mail closes at p. M, and arrives al
3 d. IN.
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NOTICE. TO HOUSEK EEPERS.

q. IL. IL. CHOWN a CO. ll TX
HAVING received large and weIlselccted stock
IL for the Fall trade, invites Housckeepers and
those In want of
FURNITURE OR GROCKERY WARE,
to examine their stock as they determined to cell
TO suit the times.
Bank paper Of this District taken at par.
G. X. l.. CROWN h Co,
2l--tf No. 357. corner VI 6tb and IN. av
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NORFOLK, VA, July ~, 1854
In the experience of even two years, have found
great difficulty In obtaining Spectacles that were
exacty adapted TO the weakness of my sight This
Inconvenience Mr. Tobias seems to have removed
for the present by the substitution for me of better
and more suitable Glasses. They are clear, crystal.
like, and comfort able 70 my eyes. would com
mend him 10 those who, from age or other nfrmity.
require artificial aid in this way.
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"ANTED--A COI,ORED GIRL, fourteen or
w hfeen years Of age, In a very small family,
where she will be wclI-carcd for. Enquire at this
Office, OF at No. 30 North Astreet Capitol HiIl
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LAW NOTICE,

HyHE UNDERSIGNED WILL. ATTEND The
j Circuit and Criminal Courts of this District
and the Court of Claims and will promptly perform
such professional duties may be entrusted to HE
charge
His Office, at present is at the southwest corner Of
Eleventh and "T' fronting New York avenue.
Au 14-f ". ELLIS.
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LrSoHBuRe, Nov. /, 1854
From an examination Of Mr.. Tobas's Glasses,
WINGED that he is q skilful optician.
j. ]. BLACKBOARD, NJ ID.
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VVILLTAM VAN NEwKIRK, Agent Of Cstha-
~ rine M. Peregeoy, No. SOC Pennsylvania
= Possions Of all kinds fresh Butter, MIX, verc-
s.Dses - oct Sly
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Sra; The pair Of spectacles you furnished me yes
terisy particularly satisfactory 10 me- They are
very decidedly the best possess and am the owner
of eight OF nine pairs, carefully selected in different
places and from opticians recommended 10 me on ac-
count Of their professional standing in France Eng
sud, and the United States have been also pleased
with your remarks and directions on the treatment
Of the eyes for thePupose Of preserving and mprov-
ing the sight
Respectfully yours Gas CALDWELL,
Professor ofM. O.. Iouisville XIV
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-06
printing.

AT EVERDELLs, his celebrated WEDDING
N CARDS .plepoiGy engraved CAL only De nsa brosd"sy
D1snc Orders by mail solicited And sent
RAKER q GOODWIN, Tribune Buildings, PRINT
- rverythns from the smallest CARD ~ LABEL 70 me
arrest BILL OF BOOK. n; the Lowest Cash Pric~s
ENGRAVING and PRINTING. -hali-Pnce
IL W-ddiug A. Home and Basn,ss Cards BIZ hr.as Vote
Checks Bills Of fKchange ko. siKELLY'S. No N'u'"n+'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-06

en- f,s's 80 10 choice illustrated BOOKS for Ch.
t. a ionih, being tb- laF.s, coection in tor country
.0" % p1bhshlue Ec~ Boob ever, SATURDAY. norunr
uufs,sd Catalogues b. had ,si,hoit lsr,, b
liz .t 1lt. .ne AMERICAN SUNDAY SCHOOL Union NJ
yorl st'hutn Philadelphia, No SIS Rroadwsy S.w.
n, usy ee found sso large a.sortae, OF r be sns
'''~'l. Bo's used il The E,sIseioa Cburches
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-06

n II 4 A p s L o Z 4 ..
eHAWLs, &c.
CUNNING SIMPSON 4 ARMSTRONG,
NJ. l46 Broadway, corner VI Lio-r-yst
NEW CARPETS
~ FOR PAIL TRADE
AT REDUCED PRICES.
The cscroeT repsred exhibit 81 his rev end
storc. NJ. rs CAnals, No 81 HowHds,, New'fofh
very t.. sssortn,en Of Cspets in nev patterns, w;
Medallion Csrp-A u various rich denEns - -,
Velvet tCarp-u.........frona 81 IS 20 81 80 per yna
fsp-sty Brnss-b CArp-x. from 8, cts 70 81 II
Brussels Csrp~s............frO from - ia 70 81 - .
Ihr-~p ply Carpets. from - 60. to o. W. .
supsrtIani Csrpes. from ~ cts 20 - - :.
EXtrs fine lnnsin Csrp-ts. .foD - cts to % ~
CouDon Infnin Csrprs. from - ets 20 81 ~. D..
ivitd and plain Venetian CAp-< Olc.otas, pfaese~ e'
hs<A 6tAiy- -Rocs, kc,
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
0EO h. L. HYATT.
Eo S7S Canalst through 10 No. 81 Hc.pNA,,
between Broadway aid EEnst, New OH
Also sole Agent for selling Auburn Powrroon 40 AsS.
Prson made Thr,~-ply lnxrain and 'enstiAn CslPe'A
N. B-lArr-,. Churrh-s made % order.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-06
fubn,hed quarterly s5per snnurn or 81 IS esch No. BY
c. ; FRANCIS Co No hS4 Broadway.

ADVERTISING in CANADA.-THE HAM
snnu1OS SPECTATOR Ia the best Aav.r.,. x-a,u,,
sse n the CsnsdisD Peninsula between the S.r,r, .nd
s~ kiY,rs tts long established reputation q a 6r,c
1cisl Paper, ssd its recognition the e.dius Con.-v,
sb'rHsl Of Upper CarAds have placed head OF Il.
seah eoterl lors~s, both Ia circulation Influence
MI sPECTATOR Ia pubish-d 0sily. seui Weekly s.a
Ssy The "Dsy oirculAies chiefly u the oities town.
etIoyssv-ty 1ge circulation among the agricultnra
- shile tAe Semi occupies intermediate pos
49, h may Gaide advertisers IN the selection Of the edi
Sn~ouo most serve triT interests 10 pstroniz-.
Csen may BE- cent through Messrs 5. II PETrEN8IIL
WV ort ~ hos'or, or addressed 20 the pubsherS
ElLLesPf \ ROBERTSON. Hanilton C "
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-06
Cost and founo.
H. ARNOLDg DRAFT,

7 OST.-BATES X ARNOLDS DRAFT,
dssd Providence. Sept = 1888 q. nonhs sor SSn -
on T w FOLEY and excepted BY % FOLEY ana nacfse
York Sept 2 la bat hss not been received r'ov0sess
This caution all p-r.ons not = s9'ss me ses'shss
pap~r as psymen, has been stopped
Rraridsucr. Sept. y. le39.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-06

COlR MATS. COLE 40
~ AT GREAT SACRIFICE BROA CoSf.
80 DOZEE
BALANCE OF STOCK OF
w. +. LEWIS, No IL en-" sr .
Aka MEDALLION VELVET. 9Th oorc.n - u%Hs 80 -
nAoh BRUSSELS TAPESTRIES; TnreerEy InH~ -
Stair CAsy-o s6 O3coths; Piano md Tso. Cov.,s s.as
eao 0ooda voufy the attention of p&1pe> s0""' W
" f. LEWIS, No. II 41Nv
Oprsis~ Cooper Insts.'rs
SKIRTS-Eleven spring Skeleton ohihd,
~ sajus,abl- hustle. best pattern and ~sa -, -,
thirteen .prin.s 81 So and f:t-en spfns' -, o s
springs q Dealers supplied With eisnt .P,ns e. T n
81; .l,s~n 81 rinss H. and thirteen spr ~. lso
HARDING skir P.tory, No. 2si sPrins-'' nsr huaon.
A FIXED FACT.
"A The WOVEN EXTENSION SKIRT
Is TIE BEsT Aaos TN,
The srrinz, being woven in the tap cannot mp III rapc
.up.r.-cns all other kiuds. None genuine -h''' stamped
The oven skirt-Ps.ni applied io1 A. % rh.
8. II. DOU0HTf Sole Aeen'i NO q 'olhs'
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-02-04
Later from California.
New York. jar

NEW YORK, Jan. 81.
The Moses Taylor from Aspinwal
with the California mails of January stl
arrived here this evening with specie t.
the amount of 81 ,555, 900.
The State Legislature met on the 4th
Gov. Weller will probably recon
mend the taxation ofmining claims, ano
the question viii probably occupy more
than any other, and probably will lead
to serious quarrel in the Democratic
party.
The greater part of the town of Dow
melville was burnt down on the lst inst
The total loss was estimated at $3.50
OO0
There was an anti Mormon meeting
in Los Angeles on the 9th inst, and they
addressed a memorial to Gen. Clark, in
command of the Pacific Division, pray.
ing him to send 500 soldiers down to
their country for their protection.
The official vote of Oregon was 5000
against slavery, 1900 in favor of the
Constitution 1000 against the admis-
sion of free negroes.
Gaines the former Governor of Oregon
is dead. .Ff1
The Legislature is now in session.
The State election will take place in
June.
The Z. S. steamer Fulton left Aspin.
wall on the 18th for San Juan, to convey
there Gen. Lamar, American Minister to
Central America.
The Moses Taylor passed the Spanish
fleet off Havana.
An American whaling captain was
pursued and caught within a league of the
coast of the Sandwich Islands, and com
nelled to return and pay his debts. The
American Commissioner sanctions the
seizure.
A slight shock of an earthquake was
felt in San Francisco on the oath ult.
Central American news unimportant.
The British mail steamship Valdavia
was wrecked on the l It'll of Dec. in a
fog, in Biehuquen. All on board We're
saved. a, r-s.s.5.
Dates from Bolivia to the 30th De.
cember are received. tits rumored that
Belzu, ex-President, will soon make his
appearance on the frontier to oppose the
government.
Affairs at Peru are unchanged. Some
extensive failures are reported: two for
half million dollars each. Mr.. Leeryei
was arrested in Lima, charged with hay
ing organized tilbustering expedition
in the United States to aid the revolu
tionists. rs.
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Governor S Message.

Gov. RANDALLS message occupies
the greater portion OF our paper. II is
OF great length, and contains many use
t,l suggestions. rs well rs an able and
statesmanhke exposition of the condi-
ton of the different departments of the
State Government.
1t is very able document, and comes
at things with an carnestneSs and hon.
eSty OF purpose that cannot fail to make
II deseryedy popular
W { are 10 admirer of Gov. RANDALL 5
politics, nor OF the party with which he
lis affiliated, but we must say that his
message is the ablest Executive paper
Wisconsin has ever had, and the sug-
cestionS relative 10 the affairs of the
State. are just what they should be, and
we hope to see them carried out We
do not exactly agree with the Governor S
theory on the slavery question, but as he
is not at this time candidate for office,
we will let it pass. We recommend a
careful reading of the message to ALL
Houkesha De,a.
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New YORK. Jan. 9

NEW YORK, Jan. rs.
The Washington correspondent Of the
Tribune, under date of to-day, says ex-
Secretary Stanton has just arrived from
Kansas. lie saw a gentleman at indie
pendence on the day of his departure,
who had received letter that morning
from Colhoun, stating that the pro-sla-
very men had carried the Legislature.
Mr.. Stanton thinks the result depends
entirely upon Calhoun in giving certiti-
Gates, and if the Free State men are de-
trauded, Calhoun cannot return to the
Territory without hazard of his life.
Mr.. Stanton. represents the election
frauds as monst.ous, open and admit
ted. People at Weston and along the
river admitted that young men had gone
over III hacks and voted rs long rs they
chose without opposition. He thinks
Calhoun will come with the Lecompton
Constitution. He says that slavehol-
derS are moving out of Missouri, and the
whole effect of the X lnsas policy will be
to make Missouri free State.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-02-04
slavery Abolished in Kansas.

The Territorial Legislature Of Kansas have pass
ed the following Act to abolish Slavery in Kansas
1t is short and emphatic:
An act entitled IAN Act to abolish and prohibit
Slavery, etc.
Section !. BE it enact by the governor and Leg.
slative Assembly of the Territory of Kansas: Sln-
very aud involuntary servitude in the said Terrific.
~ Is hereby abolished and prohibited. except for the
punishment OF crimes, whereof the party shall have
been duty convicted All persons low held in sla-
very OF nvolunty serviude in said territory who
have heretofore, or shall hereafter be brought IN
said territory Tor the purpose OF being Sc held are
hereby declared To be free.
See. ,. Any person who shall now hold or shall
hereafter attempt {" hold, any person in slavery OF
involuntary sctvitude in said territory except fnl
punishment of crime whereof the party shall have
besn duly convicted, shall. upon conviction thereof
be declared gnly ot a nisdemeanor, and punished
by confinement hard labor III the peniteniiary for
ahy term not less than two years than ty
years.
Sec 4. That all laws or parts of laws, establishing
recognizing, regulating the institution of slavery
IN the territory of Kansas, heretofore provided by
the Legislative assembly, be and the same here
by repealed.
Sec 5. Thatthe probate court of each county shall
have concurrent jur sdictlon for tie trial aud pun.
ishment of all offences for the violation Of the pro
visions oil this act III their respective couptes. And
in of the refusal of probate court hear
determine cases coming under the provisions of this
act in Their respective counties the same may be
| tahen netirt tHe court bl any cbunter;
Pr0giie3, however that in cases arising under the
! provjs ons "t 'hs net pref mnary examination ma =
ne held "t amy jasice "t the peace or before the
! PROBATE judge II tic pruper c"uuty.
Sect. Leuevcran atii !aNif duly sworn to clear
" sets tor,n the crime char ed be filed with The
CLERK II The county 1t shall be sufficient without an
iud,cinen, Tor the issuing by hin of wrifs of arrest.
aud all other proceedings necessary 10 the trIa
aud conviction or aequal of The person or persons
charged.
See. !. Any justice of the peace ar probate Judge
of the county shall have power upon the oath ot an,
person entering complaint before either uf them, d
issue warrant of arrest aga ast such offender anc
upon hearing may either discharge or ho ID over viii
sufficient security for the appearance at the next
term vi the probate court tor triai, and future
procuring bail or security oforesaid, to commit
| sach otfendcr 10 the county jail.
sec. s Ihis act to be IN force from and after til,
| first day Of March next.