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2Tl3 Randolph and Coos
IS miles aud back, woek .., r....
Leave Port Oxford Monday . lam;
Arrive NJ Gardiner CITY Wednesday by 3pm;
Lave Gardiner CITY Thursday at 7 ms
Arrive at Port Oxford Saturday by pm.
Proposals passing Coos bay Coauele
and end Umpqua City about the distance adver
tsed, invited.
l274 Prom Port by Randolph and Empire City
ter, aud back, q week.
Bidders schedule and distance.
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INSTRUCTIONS.


Containing conditions be incorporated ersent
the department. may deem proper.
Seven allowed each intermediate Office when
otherwise specified for asserting the mails,
Railroad and steamboat companies required to take the mail
end their routes and to and from all offices not than eighty
performances OF all the side scrviceha is for Offices eighty
rods from station landing
g. No viii be made for trips not peromcd and for each Of such
satisfactorily explained three pay trip
may be deducted For arrivals SO far behind time break
neon with depending mails and sufficiently
of the compensation for the trip subject to forfeiture Deduction
repeated denquencies
specified enlarged penalties popooncd the nature thereof and
For leaving behind throwing off the mails any portion
them for tho admission Of or for being setting
quarters pay may be deducted
satisfactorily explained BY certificates posastcrs
Of other credible persons for failing arrive in contract time
frng lowing either the unsutabencss Of the place
rnsng after demand convey the mail frequently
asor or concerned in running coach steamboat
route.
g. The Postmaster General annu the contract repeated fail
acs to agreaby TO contract for violating the post once laws
carrier when required by The department TO do assigning The
ing maable matter out Of the mail
The Postmaster General order Of service
route by allowing therefor increase the contract
lie may change schedules Of departures arrivals
particularly make them conform with railroads. with
out increase Of provided the running time be not abridged He
ofie law pro roa pay the additional stock or
nany The contractor however the increase speed
10 prefers doing so carrying nc order into ene The
General may saS eura Or " the In whole or IN
the dispensed with, whenever opinion
perscde il by dsneren, grade Of transportation
paymeos will be mado for the service BY collections from
tcr-say in February, May, August and November.
pay they greater than aver
sed tho points TO be supplied be correctly stated Bidders must
, nas ne ~ anus snS @ IN S and all o
hc Gr hneed
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Ell OCulista De Paris
DECIEN llegado csta cuidad tienna ell honor de
LII Ofrccer los
CABAILEROS ESPANoIES
escodo Surdo de puelos Lencs Aneoos dc Tearo de
arga VISTA Vros dc Aumento Muerc copies pccras Pumas
de Orc. que Artculos Francesas.
Tenda proysonamenc Eight street, Penn avenue
Precios muy moderados 10 mismo dc Europa.
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THE WASHINGTON UNION

~ht If the p0d TO k carried al
and after
and instructions attached 10 tie Advertisement
Dated f~sone
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r AW PARTNERSH IP.- Samuel Chiffon e. A. b.
Mgruder late .f Virginia. being associated partnership
Washington city the
Supreme Court Of the United States.
Address Chiffon a. MAGKrIER, Washington,
14--co3m
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II J. MIDDLETON, lee dealer Office and depot
IL southwest corner Of and Twelfth streets Washington
Ap I1-dlyt
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NEW MEXICO.

1851 From Alameda Albuquerque Agodons Socorrc
Fort Craig Cruces, BeTnalllo. Los Fillmore
and Fontoro Texas Fl Faso, Texas 800 miles
month.
the 10th 25th Of each month;
Arrive at Fl Paso in eight days;
Leave E paso the eth and 28d Of each month
Arrive at Santa Fe in eight days.
Bids weekly will be considered;
parts o Albuquerque
1852 Luccros Taos
and back, week
Leave Santa Fc Monday s
Arrive at Fernando De Taos Wednesday by 10 a
Leave Fernando De Taos Thursday at a
Arrive at Santa Fc Saturday by loan
1858 Cruces by Mesila Tucson back
week. ~
Bidders the distance, schedule
partures by which they propose
1854 From TUCSON by Arizona and Colorado City, Diego
and back, twice a month.
Bidders to state distance and schedule.
Proposals extend by commencing Paso Texas will be
considered
1855 From Albuquerque by Zun yisala (Woodvlc)
1,eG0 miles and back month.
Bidders state schedule which
route 1851
Proposals for more frequent trips will DO considered
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Miss Christie johnson,
EiocuroN,
5 DESTROYS of forming classes in elocution in the
l. schools IN Washington and will instruction private pu
pills In that city and In Georgetown
Miss Johnson Will lessons youths and professional gentle
and also to foreigners who wish acquire
..e0t.r.aa
Residence Miss araver formerly Engiss) Female Sem
mary corner Washington and Gay streets Georgetown,
Mrs. Anna Cora Richie, Richmond,
Rcy stephen T. Hill, Washington d. G.
Grafton Tyler, NJ d., Georgetown d. G.
For further Information apply Bchard Moh their
store corner OF Pennsylvania avenue and Eleventh street
4. Il .r.
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TIME LADIES are especially invited to . Inc
Formerly occupied by r. G S'eyonsl :.
is Building opposite junction PennsJ
mia where they will lind elegant assort
toilet articles perfnncry, &c &C. such as we
continue improve and sell wholesale and retail at od
Pennsylvania avenue.
28-u MRS LAKE X DAt"Hitn~'
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VIyHITE COLORED KID GLOVES. from 60 to q
w superior lot of kid gloves which
dispose of prcosso 10 eon WV
quite desire them on bu9
will find them to be good, reliable glove.
WALL STEPHENS, & CO,
Dec 7S-1w 322 Penn avenue between 9th and 10th So
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Elegantly autographed Rain Maps Of
the Seasons, q Geological Map of thc
State, and three plates exhibiting thirty
three different varieties Of wheat heads,
together with eight pages of wood-cut
illustrations of Che physiology Of the
wheat plant parasites, fungi Sol which
attack it, ombellish tho volume before us.
This Isl. we hope, an initatory volume
only, and trust that each succeeding Re
port may be as great on improvement
upon this one, as this is upon some Of
tho former ones. 10 is useless TO at
tempt to conceal the fact that many
Of the former reports have not been as
meritorious as the people of Ohio and
particularly tho Agriculturist, had
right to expect. The present volume,
although abounding in defects, is new
ortholess o very decided improvement
upon many Of its predecessors.
We are glad to notice that a reform
has been commenced with respect to
tho abstracts from County Societies
Instead Of publishing a large mass
Of matter, the importance Of which isl
none other than purely local, all that
is irrelevant has been carefully prun-
cd; a very brief account of the doings
Of each County Society, together with
its financial condition, Is given; whilst
the substance of all othet matters com
municated by the County Societies will
be found incorporated In the digest un-
der the general head Of "Condition Of |
Agriculture Whilst we diselaim any
Of making inwdious oompaf- /
isons, il appears to us that if the Sec.
retaries of County'Societies would adopt |
as a model for their reports those of
Clermont, Clinton, or Co
.umbiana counties, all the essentials
would be embraced, aud vast amount
Of labor saved to the State Secretary;
although we have no means of know
ing how much he pruned those just re-
.Crred to, but in their present shape
hey seem to US excellent models to
ldopt.
We are somewhat inclined to the
opinion that former Secretaries of the
State Board depended more than the
present incumbent does upon reports
rom County Societies for manuscript
% fll the volume; we are led to this
conclusion by an actual examination Of
lac previous reports. ....
We will give more complete eX-
animation Of this report hereafter.-
Ohio Farmer
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New Arrangement
CARRIAGE MAEUFACTORY.
Large Stock Of Carriages, ROCka-
ways, Buggies, Sc,
Oa Hana q EELremeIg 90 FIquresl Z

on Hand al Extremely LON Figures!
oIUEuSS> JACOB FIDLER would an
E}E5>f5ff- uounce to the public that hehas
->Alz----now entire control Of the Car
riuge Manu- factory, with which he has hereto
fore been connected as a partner, and has on
hand a fine lot Of CARRIAGES, ROCKA-
WAYS, BUGGIES, &c, which he datters
himself have never been surpassed for work.
manship, beauty or style, by any ever manu-
factured or offered in this market, and he as
serls positively that he is dsposing Of
them al lower prices than the same quality
was ever sold for In this part Of the country.
UFIhe Manufacturing Department Is still
carried on IN al its branches, aud orders are
solicited and will be promptly attended TO.
UR TE R@ A-M HRH W@
Done on short notice, in the best manner, aud
al moderate prices. JACOB FIDLER.
uJTho books and accounts Of the late firm
are IN the hands Of the subscriber for settle
meut, and all knowing themselves Indebted to
said firm are respectfully requested to call aud
settle. .-.... J.F.
Nov "a, 1855. nov22tf
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| TYROM tho greet sniisbcion expressed by
~ the patrons of th's estubliahmont5 70 be-
with renewed confidence chat again call ot-
ionii0n 60 tho various articles of my manu-
focture.
COOKING STOVES "a Of the great
number of Stoves have olreody aold, no, q
single one has failed 10 give complete satis'oo
ti0n. lf you want "a heavy smooth, we'll.
lifted Stove, buy one Of my manuocture.
CRYsTALLINu BELLS .--For Church
es, Farms, and School Houses
a Church Bell, weighing $50 bs., for 875.
"a Farm 90 sd
PLOw POINTS. The great domoud Tor
my Points lust Spring ia evidence Of their
worth. ] hovo now a large 8upply Of a new
and improved pattern. AN Furmers who have
seen 60 say ID l5 just right Try them. They
ore still sold 90 so cite.
Am other Castings made 10 order Of the best
of metol
For saloatJ.K. MARLAY's, and at the
Hillsboro Iron Foundry near the Depot
HiIlsbofo, July 90, 1855. C.s. BELL.
iy2g
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
A BeRe0OleHt Institution established by sDeciaL
ERdOi5msHt for the Relief Of the Sick
and DISTRESSED, afflicted t5iM
ViTuleRt d Epidemic

and DISTRESSED, afflicted l5ih
ViruleRt & Epidemic
Diseases.
THE H0i0aTd Association In view 0lths aw-
ful destruction Of human life, caused by
Sexual diseases, and the deceptiOns practiced
upon the unfortunate victims Of such dis
eases by Quacks, have directed their Con-
sulting Surgeon as a Charitable Act worthy
of their name, to give Medical AdBice Gyafis.
10 all persons thus afflicted, who amply bv
letter, with a description Of their condition,
(age, occupation, habits fife, &c.O and In
cases Of extreme poverty and suffering to
furnish Medicine Free Of Charge. II is need
less to add that the Association commands
the highest Medical skill Of the age, and
wiIlfurnish the most approved modern treat
ment.
The Directors Of the Association, in their
Annual Report upon the treatment of Sexual
Diseases, for the year ending January 81, ] 1853,
express the highest satisfaction with the sue
cess which has attended the lubors Of the con-
sulting Surgeon in the cure ofSp Spermatorrhga,
Seminal Weakness, Impotence Gonorrhma
elect, Syphilis, the vice Of Onansm or Self
Abuse, &c, and order a continuance Of the
same plan for the ensuing year.
The Directors, on review Of the past, feel
assured that their laboTs I'm this sphere Of be-
nevolent effort have been of great benefit to
the afflicted especially the yoUng, and they have
resolved 10 devote themselves with renewed
zeal, to this very important and much desplBed
cause.
An admirable Report on SpermatorrhUa, or
Seminal Weakness the vice Of Ouauism, Mas
turbation, or Self-Abuse, aud other diseases
of the sexual organs, by the Consulting Sur
gson, win be sent by mail, (in a sealed envelz
ope) FREE or CHARGE on receipt Of TWO
STAMPS for postage. Other Reports and Tracts
ON the nature and treatment Of sexual diseases,
diet, &C., are constantly being published for
vratuitous distribution, and will be sent to tho
afflicted. Some Of the new remedies and
methods Of treatment discovered daring the
Lost year, are OF great value.
Address for Report or treatment DR. GEO,
r CALHOUN, Consulting Surgeon, How7
ard Association, No. 2 South Ninth Street
Philadelphia, Pa. Byorder OF the Directors,
EZRA ID. HEARTW ELL, Pges't.
GEo. FAmoHLD, SeCt'g. my2O yl
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Butchers ETotice.

UNDERSTANDING that reports have
- lately been circulating, TO ihe effect that
have sold out and relinquished the Butch-
ering business, [ take this method of inf, rm-
ing my customers and the public generally,
that the said reports are entirely incorrect, and
that ] am still carrying on the same business
al my old stand, in the basement Of my new
building, on Main street, few doors east OF
the Ellicott House. The report Of my selling
outprobobIy originated from the fact that i
had made AN agreement to rent my shop TO
other parties, which they failed to comply with.
aud consequently the Arrangement was moi
carried out.
Fresh Beef Mutton, &C., Of the best quality,
can always be had at my shop as heretofore, on
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday mornings.
and on the evenings previous.
ICES OF MEAT Beef 4 to 9 cents per ID. .:
Mutton and Veal to cents per 10.
Hills6oro, July 8, 1858. A. SPIEGEL.
iy5m3
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NEW FIRM.

TOsEPH l. WOODROW and Frncis NJ
- Miller have associated themselves in the
business Of merchandising. The Firm W 90 be-
continued in the old stand on II igh street, Ga
llillsboro, under the name Of Woodrow q Mil
Ter. They hope The friends end customers who
have heretofore patF0niEod the old establish
msnt, will continue 90 extend 10 the New
Firm their usua llberalIty They intend keep
ing on hahd a we'll selected stock Of Goods
suitable for the market and of quality and
price that will give satlsiaouon 20 their friends
and customers.
JSs.I. WOODROW,
sep2f FRANCIS M. MILLER.
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The Eclectic College Of Medicine
CIMCLNMAnL. O.

TIHE WINTER SESSION Of 1858 will COM
J. mencs on the 18th day Of October, 1855
and continue sixteen weeks. A full and thor
ough course Of Lectures will be given, Occu-
pying six or seven hours daily, with good op-
pOrtuuilies for attention 10 practical Anatomy,
and with ample Clinical facilities at the Com
mercal Hospital. The preliminary course Of
Lectures will commence on Monday the 28th
September, and continue daily until the COM
mencsment Of the regular Lectures.
The arrangement Of the chairs will be as
followB'
TIE. ST. JOHN, ND,
Professor Of Anatomy and PhysloloFy.
J. +. JUDGE, M. D.,
Professor Of Chemistry and Pharmacy.
A. J. HOWE, M. D.,
Professor Of Surgery.
G. II. CLEVELAND, NJ. d.
Professor o E Materla Medica and Therapeutics
WIN. SHERW OOD, M. ID
Professor Of Medical Practice and Pathology.
j r. BUCHANAN, NJ. D.,
Emeritus Professor ofCerebralPhysiolog and
Institutes Of Medicine.
JOHN KING, NJ. D.,
Professor Of Obstetrics and Disease Of Wo-
men and Children.
The terms for the Session will be the same as
heretofore, viz-MatriculatiOn, $500. Tui.
tion, $1,000. Demonstrators Ticket, $500.
lEVr:y Student Is required TO engage In dis
secting one session before GTaduatiou.) Grad
uaton $500. Ticketsto Commercial Hospi-
Gal (opuonal,) y $500.
The Lecture RoomRare newly finished meat,
aud comfortable, and In central locality (in
College Hall, Walnut STeet) where students
will find II convenient to call on their arrival.
Tickets for the session may be obtained Of
the Dean Of the Facuiiy, at his Office No. Il3
Smith St., or Of Pref. @ II. CLEVELAND, Sec
retayy ofthe Faculty, No 80 Seventh ST. near
Elm. JOHN KING, M. D., Dean.
The College Journal OF Medical
Science,
A Monthly Magazine Of As pages, oonduc-
ted by the Faculty Of The Eclectic College Of
Medicine is published at One Dollara Year.
payable in advance. Thevoume Of the Jour
nal commences with the year. Communion
tions for subscription, or for specimen num-
ber8, should be directed 10
DR.. g. Fl. CLEVELAND, Publisher,
l39 Seventh Street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
dec24yl
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T. w. SPRAGUE g 60

O a E ID
For Fall and Winter of 1857.
TT has eveI been our constant aim and NM
l. firing effort to make ourestablshment the
most reliable place In the State to purchase
Clothing for Men and Boys.
We have always endeovored to conduct our
business on IaiT. honorable and obltpinp prip-
ciples, Tn word, patrons Of this establish
meut can rely thar all Goods will prove perfect
i'm every respect, at least as much so asitispos
sble TO get them by constant care in buyinr
and manufacturing. We purchase no goods
lhotare damaged or out Of style, however cbape
they NAV appear TO be. Good goods are al
ways the cheapest in the end, especially so I'm
Clothing. In order 10 secure the most desira
bic patterns, we select from the earliestim-
pOrtatious.
Our Cutters are men Of experience and not
cxceled by any in the city. We spare no ex
pense OF pains to have our Clothing made in a
superior manner. Our business is divided into
four departments, viz:
First-Custom Department.
Our assortment Of Cloths, Cassimeresa,d
Vestings is now full, embracing all the new
aud desirable goods for Fall aud Winter wear.
Suits will be made at the shortest possible no.
tice. A good and genteel fit guaranteed In all
cases
second-Ready Made Clothing.
W. keep by far the largest assortment OF Fine
Clothing o any house in the city and haves
uniform price for alli never aska priceto fall
Third-Boys' and Youths Clothing.
We have spared no pains TO make this very
important branch Of our trade. We hone our
friends who have boys to clothe will give us a
call. Ages from four up.
Fourth-Furnishing Department.
Embraces an extensive assortment Of Shirts,
Under Shirts and Drawers, Gloves, Stocks,
Cravats, Neck Ties, Suspenders, Scarrs, Half
Hose, Morning Gowns, &c.
Our goods will be freely shown, and when
purchased and not suiting, will be freely ex-
changed or taken back.
We shall endeavOr 10 win the appreciation Of
all. Our aim Is TO please our customers, as
we'll as to make money.
T.. w. SPRA CUE & CO.
N. side 4th st., few doors East Of Main,
sep2 vi Cincinnati o.
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TO ALL MANKIND.
HOLLOWAY's PILLS.
A BOON 10 THE sicKI

I1H E want Of sterling medicinal TO meet
| the ills and necessities Of the suffering
portion Of humanity, aud one entirely free
from mineral aud other deleterious particles,
was severely felt tll this oil powerful medi-
cine was ushered into The world; HoLLowAY's
INVALUABLE Pills have become the HOUSEHOLD
REMEDY Of all nations. Their attribute is to
PREVENT as we'll as 10 CURE; they attack the
RADX or ROOT Of the complaint, and thus by
removing the hidden cause o disease reinvig-
orate and restore the dropping energies Of the
system, assisting nature in her task of VITAL
and FUNCTIoNARY REFORMATION.
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DRUG Store.

E5Vo DE WzN UTUTG@
Is NOW OPENING at his New Drug
l. Store, in the "Uuion Block" on Main
Street, afcw doors East or the Ellicott House,
a fresh assortment Of Drugs and Medicines,
just received from the Eastern markets, al
very low prices. and invites all to call and ex-
anime Also. the best assortment of
PERFUMERY, FANCY ARTICLES
Soaps, &c. &c, ever brought to Hillsboro.
February IA. 1883
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Plano FOR SaIe---l Rare Chance,


NOTICE is hereby given that the subscrl-
~ b-rs have been appointed and qualified as
Admiuistrator'a ON the Estate Of Edward Head,
luto Of Highland county, deceased
J. r. g. j. M. HEAD.
September 9th, 1853 sep3Ow3n
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Ghnt Gnng ~ 0ost.

A FINE assortmeutof SHOT GUNS, Ems
IA glish Double Twist, and American man
ufucture which am selling
POSITIVELY AT COST,
To close out the stock Also--Powder and
Shot j. II .MULLENIX.
dec3
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Trench and Music,

TT'HE undersigned would respectfully in
y. form thc publio that she 20 now ready and
dosirous 70 form q CLASS in either OF both of
the above branches. Application may be made
az Mr. Isaac Vanpelt's residence. Private les
sons will be given at the residence Of the pu-
pills if desired. Terms reasonable.
Miss HENRIETTA ANGL ARE.
HiIlsboro. Sept. 9, 1858. sep2w3
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ohio Agrioultural Roport for 1e57.

This volume Is now out Of press and
will in a short time be ready for distri-
button. We learn from the Secretary
that numerous causes have served to de-
lay the publication. The Secretary
found himself obliged to re-write and
consequently oondenso several articles,
in consequence Of the change in the
size Of the type, which latter, we are
pleased TO state, is o decided improve
ment upon that used in former reports
We regret that several very excellent
articles Of unaoubted interest TO every
agriculturist and prepared by gentle
men eminently qualified for the task, do
not appear in the present volume-al-
though we have the assurance that they
will appear in the report for 1853.
The work embraces the following gem
eral topics, viz:
No. Of Pages.
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ara Solo at the ManulactoTieg OF Professor
HOLLOWAY, 80 Maiden Lane, New York and
244 Strand, London, and by all respectable
out the United States, and thecivhized world
10 boxes at 25 cents, 62lS cents, and S each.
pThere 10 considerable savlngby taking
thelorger sizes.
N. B.-Directions for the guidance Of pa
tients IN every disorder, are affixed 10 each
box. iul0m6
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TO THOSE WHO THINK AND REASON
fIlHE intelligent in this country are alvav
i ready TO test the merits Of q prominent
discovery or Invention, and if satisfied Of lts
excellence, TO adopt, approve and recommend
a. u is 70 this thinking, reasoniDg class, WHO
olwoye look before they leap, and whose hon
opinion, that DR.. ROBACKiS BLOOD pU-
RIFlER AND PILLS owe their immense
success. When this