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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-05-25
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Gepinn>2lntbeil fir bas 9uklifum
$4,000, $4,000, Dbcr $4,000,
unb ;war.
$4,000, $4,000 Ubrr $4,000 fir sren g6onnsnttn
$500 ppsr $1,000 iiir rinsn Nsentsn unp
$2500, $4,000 pber $4,000 CUR 8rlnbung ttnes
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G8chsntCfcrune tcftGt Is Gents, isoer 8ano Sl25
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Srittuuna GILT fiji oos 9anie QBSrf.
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haben. Stltos UeYnntr. rpeths In Srtcn, rpc nch
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Bad coGr 8uIhst, am Stebr pen
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Cosr puIboueeno, i'm Stcbr unp ID usrtauftn b:i
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An Der neuen 8irma BON 8eninaer
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80. 5 0Bcft.SamiGtOns Str

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nftts 3bdre gum acIsr .bCtsl. in GaSntaun. Gis
iino ncuIltb ucu NCurcrt uno pbilooStpbia nit Gem
erSBsn unO nlst etan,sncitEn 2Tcrtsmrnt Der abrs.
Sst anacmessnoten 9Baarsn JurddsetSbrt, bic smoGs
in eiefsr Staot 9r,ei9t purpen. Sic bsfttben gum
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Src SS daren
bic nod, is bier gum 8Orihciu tamsu, uno rurocn ID
ret @cbleilbeit lttulmtn fis nit rcn barton 3eicn
dtcrein. Sic laoen rabcr nas GupIttum Gin onius
ruftn uno osistbs III bsfibtiatn che man cnifmc Gin
Sauf modh inoem fe periitbcrt iiuo oo6 he Elm Scs
Der 3lfrisocn tseu ftnneu nit Dem mas e hicr fas
gen. gB mn fs nht I'M Stonoe Ino olISs iur Sas
sfotticn 'u bcpsBen, rUas esla9t piro 70 ptro aud
ear nIhts auGefhrisben um rie qpaoren ~ ;ciasu.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-05-25
Gin neucr unb ppbIfciIrr
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SEeLtoh 1ttS 9rctut0,

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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-05-25

Standardization ons putGtunb buG Fc rsuIib mi.
snouosr in Gsisuibaf 9strettsu, uun crbcn rcn tsa
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ID ITS oamicn Stra8e, SIC. II, frdbrrer GslbaSs
DIT Der pctrcu 8rsiniG 9tcIi9b unb 8rcini9, nabs
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SanfobftdttMu0.

Sic fuc hsrylrh 0antbar fur btsbsr esne6crs H.
bsraIs Sunofthofr, uno merneu ilcb fsts 9ani Crnt
bOh bsitrCtsn ourh tIui9s rsi6s UNI eute 21Ooren,
tbrs isBiot 8unrlhaft frnerbin ju Crboltcn uno aud
mob q srrptttern-rpcfdr e pann 9sitbialIs tmmer
bin oantbar lstn peroeu.
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Hnrntoun. NN16rt 16
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-25

W few days since, a notorious desperate,
named Tom Middleton, the dread Of the Quiet
citizens OF the counties Of Texas bordering. on
Louisiana, was arrested in the latter state and
taken to Bastrop, Texas While the sheriff was
taking measures to secure him in Jail a number
OF citizens took him about mile out Of the town
and hung him.
III A bet was made In Albany, wednesday
that OF large crowd Of applicants for relief at
the ONCE OF the overseer Of the poor at least haf
dozen had money in the Savings Bank; and to
test the matter, report was circulated that the
Commercial Savings Bank had failed In an in
slant thirteen Of the beggars Were rushing madlv
for the bank in order to save their money from
the wreck.
~ The taxpayers of Grant county, Wiscon-
SIN, nave held meeting, and, after stating that
they are burdened with taxes beyond their a bill
Ivy TO pay, they resolved that as 4 mighty Power
mas withheld from them the past seasons sup
plies, their servants, the office holders, must
snare their misfortuaes, and therefore they will
this year pay no part Of any tax, either state
county, or town-and maybe none hereafter
IL The ladies OF the Fund in New York re-
Gently applied to Fanny KsmbIe for a Ereadtno,,
IN aid Of the purchase Of the Washington estate
The accomplished Englishwoman, after assuring
them OF her coed will fatty refused to do any.
ming unless the proceeds Of her Efforts were 10
De appiled 10 the sluggish energies of Congress
70 enable that body ITO discharge duty which
ought 10 be discharged by elem, or rot at an -
fdnny was In a bit Of milf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-25
ARRIVALS THE HOTELS

wILLARDS' HOTEL-G b French. n I
wentworth, r. Thomas, Saunders, L Mich
ham and lady, n Y; : Whiting, Mexico; n i,
Thompson, Ne; Hon w Nj Tweed, Hon j RAJ
fer, La Or Stone, c; WD Pender, USA; w G
Jones, Ill; ID Neale, o; A Gilmore. pa, + /
Gould, Cal; r " Snowdeu, Nd; Hepburn. Geo
fryer and ly, Nebbit, Pa; w Gutter and Iv
Mass; ) > Scott, Md; ID Smith, o; Drs Bowe -
IA. ~ u, and Waters, Team; Geo Ihrie, $ A;
Ditson, NJ Griggs and lady, n y; A Wurts
e KcIshaw, Prodhead, Pa; Il Briggs and
tEsdYy, w Chase and lady, Mrs Espey, -NYk; !
kins, Miss l. ID Perkins, F and Miss Pepninan
and maid, Y; II Mason and lady, Mrs : A
brown, Misses A aud Brown, Lieut. Helm
bold and lady, Marson, Pa; Capt Hartstein
USN; Miss Harts;ein; w E. Jones Va: : de-
edrtis, Bunting, Md.
NATIONAL HOTEL w M McPber.on Mo.
- stephenson, MINI ID Armstrong and Iy, Nc;
Hawkins, XIV; Ruiz, Mexico, G Sni,b w
Carr, CT; John Duke, Md; X 5 Hicks and i2 n
y; Jos DeVere, Va; w r Hayward. Fla: Inc n
sherman, NY; A Hale, CT; C M Hale, Pa; Jno /.
Woe,,JJ r' Nd Isaac Newton, Pa; Mrs Pyle Del;
dleton. Mr. Jackson ,Md; Frost, c Herring
Snna NJ Barnes, L. M Brown and Lady, NY; r
MsLorldge, lada and sister, Toledo; j w Laf in
a Padgett, Geo Brown, F Ward C A Torrance.
Dr Jones, vi Winchester, Mr. Perkins. Md !.
Henry Helming, Md; w B McCEeagh, c; ] VI
herndOn. Va; f Bushsteine, y ] Murray. w r
Ellis, II Martin, NY; A G Cook. C A Within
Mass; Miss l. 6 Libbey, w Rawls. e.. -
ley Hibbard, Can; G-CaIhoun and Iady Ms
Calhoun: CT J Mccormick, Ohio; ] Li1dsiev
Minnesota. "5'
BROWNS HOTEL-w G Boggs. q. NC
Mclean, do; N Winston, do; C Bailey and
lady, NY; Bailey jr, do; : Stockeley. O iii
Mcdowell, XII; Walker, Va; PC Kitten.
n nS, DO; ID Ellison, do; 6 Arrowsmitb.
N.Y. Rothschild, do; J Scote, Md; w Nc,
Lane and family, u; Mrs ID Dorsey j : Jobnsnn
Pa; Allen, do; White, do; F ii Yancv' Ma
HICKS and lady, NY; Gen Wilson, q: M
Levy Ny; Morgan, VT; r A Fisher do. W n
FeIdmlce, Miss Lieut. PendIe,on. TSk. Ala
washington, Dc; B w Burh, NY: r. 1sId
ests, MD; Watchkeeper, NJ; w Williams. Va.
fps, do ~ : I'LL
UNITED STATES HOTEI-w N Stable,
va Edmonds, do c Henriqne, La; MMo
san, va; Bronaugh, DC; A SSincIair, Va;
NJ warren, and family, NY; CT Fad.rv va,
NJ Brown, Mo; Ball, Va; w n Church nc,
Dean, do; A ID Moore, Va; Hutchinson
no; StanhoPe, Md A Knott, Va; w FIELD
"a; Adams and lady, Mass; ID AolIidav and
iaoy, ooi X Dawson and lady Ind: II A Rsris
va Mcconnell, Ga; DIR TYLER. Va. Col
Brown, do; Col ID waddle, do; ~ wi
kIRkWOOD HOUSE j f. Wambersee Md.
hunton, Va; Savage NY: q II lame.
Sai W Fitzhugh, Va; Rev Spotswood on,
Miss Spo,sWood, do; Miss Grdy do; Miss Riack
Eo, MS hiteley, do; ID F Flyn, va; w Jenk-
IN HiIi Sn0wden, Mass; s NJ Renshaw,
III, Cnapman, U; " Nelson, Va.
WASHiNoTON HOUSE Jennings.
Camp, CT; Seth and w n Tucker. + T Msrrict y
On On Iho Houston, p w Bishop and iafy. Miss
Dsnop, ny; ID Graves O: q RI iIlIstt .od T.,
MISS Kate Gillett, Mass ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-25

HAPPY IL NOT Far" When We heard of
Albert Pixies (supposed) decease," says the
Montgomery Mail, i've could but regret that
Old Ned or some other expert was not near, to
try on him what proved 80 successful in the
case Of the odd Arkansas Gentleman in his
own song:
g. They laid him out and spread him out and
fxed him for the tomb
And then, on account of their sorrow for his de-
cease, opened the biggest kind Of a game
OF Faro, right there in his own room;
But when he heard the rattlinp of the checks. he
tore the linen from his face
And bounced up and sung out, 'Hold on Prndle;
don't turn l'll 90 twenty on the king and
copper on the ace
Like a fine Arkansas gentleman close to the
Choctaw linen
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-25
PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES FOR MA
RINE CORPS.

QuARTERMAsTER's OFFICE, U. 9. NJ. CoRPs,l
WASHING TON, January s, 1859. (
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this Off e
until N onday, the 7th of February next, at o'clock
p m, for furnishing the following supplies lclass
4,56 as the case may BEL for the lS5 8, viz
Glass Mol.
geo uniform caps, complete
zoe NON commissioned cffioers' epauletts
300 privates' counterstraps
800 red worsted sashes
l. SOC brass breast plates
CLASS No.2.
800 stocks patent leatherJ
$500 brogans, pairs
800 knapsacks tgutta perchaj
1900 fatigue caps, navy blue cloth, indigo dye
CLASS No3
so yards 4 navy blue cloth, indigo dye
5000 yards blue kersey
900 marine gray biankets, to weigh pounds each
4oG9 WOODEN socks. pairs
), 500 red flannel shirts
900 yards soariet raj tinett
900 yards white rattlnett
CLASS No.<.
1900 pairs linen cverals
2.5oO linen shirts
1000 fatigue frocks
1850 cantor flannel drawers
CLASS No.G
loo buff waist belts
loo buff cartridge box belts
GOO oartrIdge-bo boxes
l.0no percussion cap ponches
20 sword belts
CLASS No. 6.
R Bass drums drums: complete
Serg eants' Ords
Musclans' do: tfor men and boysI
lockwood b flies
Drum sticks, per pair
Terror drum heads batter and snare)
Rass drum heads
Drum snares, sett
Drum cords. each
All the above mentioned articles must con form in
az respects to the samples in The ONCE Of the As
sistant Quartermaster, 20 Spruce street Phila-
d-lphia and at this offlce They will be ngIdiy in
speoted and compared with those fsmpies BY the
Assistant Qnftermaster, or such psrtOn as msy he
pal tlcuar will he elected; no which c.se the CON
tractor vii he und to furnish other Of that re-
CURED KIND or quality within fifteen day or If that
pc rot aone they VIII be purchaeed At his expense
congress have made an appropriation to meet them
or as soon thersaf er an appropriation shall be
msee ior tnat pufpos.. The quantity nav be in
MISTER, on making the contracts, as the exigencss
OF the service may semsnd.
a. proposals will .lso be received up TO the same
time for the manufacture Of
rpe eIys,Ia uniform coats
Musiciaps'
Moolleu pants
Esiisne woollen jackets
Watch coats and
Musicians' red tickets. -4
Forms Of Offers can be procured on application to
Lnls Ones, ID two Responsible sureties must be
mtnishsd. whose safioienov must be certified b. a
agent. 80 - ---77s N'
No proposal will be considered that does No,
strictly comply with the form issued from thi, Of
Proposals win b endorsed /" Proposals for f.r-
dj js.;ssn e !soT65 sssLAN6:.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-25

| NorrcE OF rHkkN ISiissHcblNrrNuANcs OF
THE Platte" AND 'CHARIIoN" DIsTRIcTs. TEE
OFFICES FOR WHICH ARE AT PLATIsBURs AND MI
Ian, M issouRI AND THE SUSPENSION OF ENIRIBs
OF LAND THERKIN.
Notice is hereby given that, IN pursuance of law.
in view Of the fact that the unsold lands IN the
"Piafts" and "Chayifoa Districts" In Missouri,
are reduced below one hundred thousand acres IN
eeoh district, the Secretary of the Interior has di
rected the discontnuance Of said districts and that
the lands heretofore subject to sale and entry TIT
Offices st fLATTsBCRs and MILAN be immediately
vIrhdra wn, and made again subject sale and en-
try at BONNEVILLE. IN said State, from aad ofsey
tke Sisf day Of March aext, prior to which time no
application will be received at the discontinued of
foes, or entries permitted, except in eonsxmatias
extytias pye-snpfton claims.
All persons entitled to PATENTS 1t either of the
Offices at PLATTsBuRe or MILAN are requested to
call for the before the Slst day of March
mex after that date they viii be ed
to Bonneville for delivery. Patents are delirsrsd
free Of ehaTss.
GIVEN under my hand at the city of W ashinston,
this twenty FIRST day of December, A. ID. 1853. 7
THOS. A. HENDRICKS.
Commissioner of the General Lal Ofioe.
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PROPOSALS FORMAL BAGS.

PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT.. Jan. II. 1859.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this de-
partment until nine o'clock a. m. the 25tn day of
April next, for furnishing for four years from tire
first day of July next, suoh and such
times as msy be required and ordered for the
ice mail bags Of the following description, to wit
Canras Mail Bags or Sacks.
Size No. LIS inches in length and So inches in
crcumfer ence, to be made of cotton canvas weigh
ing at least fifteen ounces to the yard f22 inches
width; the threads of the warp snd weft to be com
posed of FIVE yards each.
Size No.2-(4 inches In length and 90 inches in
circumferen EEL to be made of cotton canvas weigh
ing at least fourteen ounces to the yard of IS inches
width the threats of the warp and weft to be CON-
posed of four yarns each.
Size Ne.S-t inches in length and So inches in
circumference to be made of cottan canvas weigh
ing at least eight ounces to the yard of ~ inches
width the thre ids of the warp and weft to be COM
posed of three yarns each.
The canvas bags of sizes numbered and are to
he made with a tabllng or hem at the top of two
inches WIDE, upon whioha sufficient number lat least
ten to the former and eight to the latter OF ey
holes are to be wrought and they are to be provided
with good and sumolent hemp cord tolace and Tie
them strongly. Al are TO be well marked, inside
and outside, "U. Mall" in large and distinct
letters.
Leather and Canpas Mail Pouch,s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-25
EVENING STAR


How TO GO TO BEp.-HalPs Journal of
Health, In speaking on this subjsct, says:
In freezing winter time do it in hurry, If
there is no FIRE in the room, and there ought
not to be unless you are quite an invalid. But
If . person is not in good health il is best to
undress by good FIRE, warm and dry the feet
we'll, draw on the stockings again, run into q
room without fire, jump into bed, bundle up,
with head and ears under cover for q minute
or more, until you feel a little warmth; then
uncover your head, next draw of your stock
ings, straighten out, turn over on your right
side and go to sleep. If a sense of chilliness
comes over you on getting into bed, it will al
ways do you an injury; and its repetition To-
creases the i'll effects without having any ten
dency to harden you. Nature ever abhors
violence. We are never shocked into good
health. Hard usage makes no garment last
longer"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-25

UNRI1Tsaft G I / b A Fl fafkkKxEr.
WITH IMMENSE
HOME AND EUROPEAN DEMAND,

- ~ y n " ~ = - - - - - ~ -
HOME AND EUR0PEAN DEMAND.
The reason Why. 10 that BY Natures own process
- ,ssstotes 70 natsra ooor permanently aner ths
Thus makes H grow Raid heads, removes al dan
drum, itching and heat from the scal o. auett and
acne. and may relied upon TO oqre al diseases OF
the eoap and hair; u vii stop and keep u from fall
and Il used by the young two or three trnes a weeE
Il will never fail or become rray; then reader read
roos s,s sso.t Pro,s-sr 49, s.s h.y,ss h.s.a
hair ben. sS,,s tr.y made Up my mind 20 y .sias %.
he'd patent n-diciaes ana .hor Tin:
sss commenced asinS your .rte,s 70 tee. Cor myself
did and In iustc. you a.. eucosrss,
men, Of others ssO may be =. gray a, w. bot ~ho having
willing 70 give your Resorsvea trial m they further
you which you may so. % sby .urh and 49,.
dire.i them to me FIR nrth.r proof who a
Ny hair color and much Improved "a .p
pe.rsne VERY s.y being Eosser and thicker and
Corner Of Columbia and Carroll STA. Brooklyn-
L. .sssror Ala. Feb. IL IsGs
much good ia hi. Of the country Ny hair b.~a
sEhiy dl1Risins for several se.r,. caused suppose,
nsng mr. bsir Restorative Cor siK webs and rue
other known sa.ci q nE II the M o. val
G.sle remedy eHtsnt aud .av.e all who .nic,-d
think proper. Yours, AZ, s.w. nIDpTrTos
PHILkDbIraIA. 90 3
Fnor WooD-besr Sir: Nour HAIR Resierstiv.is prcvs
iself highly tenecis Tie trout IN.
part e my cad almost lost s car-rng-wss, in
have used hut half pint BOTTLES
tie head IL well studded IRON siis
ereP Of young hair and the int Il alec ben-sI
have TT 81 other preparsaas without hsuent What
ever th!uk e., personal recommen -ation
induce many 9th, n try You're respectfully,
D. X. THosks m. D. No. go vine stre-a
The Restorative 10 put up bottles Of three sizes,
VIZ large, medlu and small; the small holds q a
pint, and retaIlS for per bottie the medium holds
al leaSt y per cent more IN proportion than the
small, retalls for 81 per bottle; the large holds \
quart ~ per cent. more IN proportion, and retails
for IS bottle.
%. J. WOOD q CO.. Fropretors, Si2 BrOad-sy
New York, I'm the great ~. Y Wire R-uIng rs
adjustment. lani llf Market street, IL Lcus. Mo.
. And sold by all good druggists and taRcy Goods
Dealers. NJ - SIN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-25
Traveller Directory.


N IRON WASHINGTON
LII RECHYO ALL PANTS OF BlB
w II
SOUTHWEST AND NOhTHWH SI
-
W. ~ krX5 n
NH
Baltimsrs and Ohio Railroad.
D
WINTER ARRANGEMENTS.
TWO THROUGH TRAINS ARE NOW RUN
DAILY .(exoept Supdayl
FROM WISITNG TON FOk THE WEST
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-25

1859 In COMMUNE THE 1870

1S5QI IN CONTINUING THE I1Q6O
TSo1 p, osssSss q tns hIm OF Eysns iOCO
slnety our only terms credit for the future-s6lch
and in CONFORMITY 70 the universe! shoTtsni,s Of
credits throughout the country. Henceforth We
month, and shall insist on settlements in CASH Or
By note at date not exceeding 90 days.
bills when rendered, We promise deduction of Ave
Per cent notes Of 50 day discount Of four per
percentage win be credited to account on current
bills. Our friends Will thus notice our intention not
them the bcneHt Of iibers discount for promptsess
snd punotuality-sualitles as yet not Understood
III small balances and transient accounts. loon
traced under promise to pay in day twoD being
generally more troublesome than profitable, must
IL No new accounts opened unless accompanied
terms 'n'n "''"' EEv silsa' fiian6s&SPsoN,
j.4.eolm IIntel. & ststest an and 10Th 5i sts.
DINNER PARTiEs viii be furnished to f.mi-
f:, os.: French cook can be sent to shsT resi-.
dences to pre- pare dinner for them, at the moderate
Those wishing to avoid the trouble of marketing
can have the best the market affords sent to their
One more dlsnes will be sent to any par, of the
e S1 better dnnsl ar,
c. 6AUTIER,
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GEORGIA, ALABAMA,
MISSISSIPPI, LOUISIANA,
ARKANSAS, and TEXAS.
THROUGH TICKETS can b. obtained at tn,
GREAT SOUTHWESTERN RAIL ROAD
OFFICE, corner OF Penney lvania avenue and 9Th
street, Washington. on board of the Steam Ferry
Boat George Psre,or at the once of the Orange ans
Alexandra Railroad, At Alexandra.
Richmond, Danviiie, LynehBurg, Bristol,
Knoxville, Dalton, Atlanta, Chattanooga
Nashville, Huntsville, Grand Junction
Memphis, Montgomery and Ne,o Orleans,
By direct route, aid continuous railway conneo
.Ions 10 Memphis.
AfordnE greater E1ptdtfios ard CorIferf ant
beng over 80 males ortsr than by any other route
The steam ferry boat g gorge Page leaves the foot
of7th street 1T So a. m. for Alexandra, where Pos
sengers take the cars for Richmond, Charlottesville,
stanton, White Sulphur Springs, Woodstock, & O.,
and at N p. H. for Richmond and all points Soath-
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Baggage Wagons snd Omaibuses le,ve the once
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