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JOY 10 Suffering Humanity.
RELIEF TO THE REST Of MANKIND


HAVING concl-lyJ u ,.,tle !. this northern
coGutry, offers Ai- professional services TO
the citizens Of Lansing and vicinity. Particular
attention will be given 70 tie cure Of Cancers.
>crotula, Spinal Complains Female Diseases OF
al, kinds, Pulmonary Compii =, Rheumatism
&c. &c.
The undersigned, having Travelled several
years, collecting Information from the French
N0rweglans anu Indians, i prepared TO COM
pound medicines expressly for the cure Of some
Of the worst diseases that human flesh j. heir
10. We only refer 20 = few of them here:
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I,HANCERY SALE.-By virtue of adeCrcta
y order of the Circuit Court for the county OF
Ingham, in Chancery, made on the oath day OF
December 1858, in 4 cause wherein James /.
Mead is complainant, and Thomas Treat is defend
ant, |. the subscriber. the Circuit Court Commits
Sioner OF the county of Inghan State Of Mich-
gan. will sell public auction, AZ the front door
of the seymour Hotel, in the city of Lansing, in
said county on Wednesday, the 18th day OF De
cemher next, at one o'clock in the afternoon OF
that day, the lands mentioned and described in
said decretal order, IS follows, viz Al that GER
tain piece or parcel OF land situate, lying and be-
ing in the county Of Ingham and state OF Michi-
gan. and described a. follows. 10 wit The north
east fractional quarter OF section three in town.
ship four north % range two west. containing one
| hundred and itty-fogr acres and ninety-fve hun
/ dredths, more or less. according to the United
/ States survey GRIFFIN PADDOCK,
/ GEo J. PARsONs, Circuit Court COu'T.
/ Solicitor for complainant.
/ Dated November y. 1859. Gv239
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PROPOSALS for the construction of twenty
1 I'VE mii"S 81 the Lexington and Hint River
swamp Land state Roai, commencing ia "a,
town OF Allison, and terminating 80 I1pae.. Ia
peer county, VII be received un;il Dec. 18th
All Necessary Information rcgardin. the con
sr"ctior ot said roads and the pay, will br given
"r Application to the subscriber at Lapccr
JOHN Il. WILSON, Comr
VOC. -~,i. ioJg. Sy2if
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Advertisements have the privilege ~ three
r,s Ye.-l, rs,esapplyt regular aud ordinary
- Advertisements, only All others chars.dhy
the square
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determinations.

Fast experience teaches YOU that this disease
IS considered 10y the people, and even physi-
Clans, 10 be almost uumanagcable; but | prepare
Imminent and Syrup, expressly for this disease,
and challenge the world TO produce a remedy
that will give a. speedy and permanent relief in
case OF Rheumatism, as Boyce's Rheumatic Lin
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-12-06

i'a Ah1w how Important it j. for your ch,liieI tina
y"u ~i''uli keep good health How helucutly 10 -,
feeble parents dressed in mourning on account e IL.
Death Of their beloved children. What pity IL when
by proper care and remedies all these trials and toubc
can be avoided. When health can BE- restored u the
parent, and life AMI happiness the chIl Restore the
health Of the mother AMI you obvs'e the necessity a
ParesoIic, G"lirt = '"rl. AMI other ~, urnu- n,r- IT,
les Tor cry.og ch dcn We cnt., y.u A. We ,i.si L.
improve the condition # TAR race q, o~ur- I,r No.
Almanac, ami read hl. ,.A-. ae cutc u nc,
with NAiJ RS Laws viii, innocent Roofs 81 i'lan>
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BarDum's Museum

- n dtbt very attractive but 10 couDpar,n to ,ta
htr'etr'n that j. daiy H. 10 tie Customer. If
tHyell Jsnison AMI thousands are weekly arli,, >,
Their '"'~ 10 buy, and call sgan It's perfectly a-,cu-
Shifg l. s"e he pie "f goods that they are selling
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-12-06

ss- nr J. ". KFENarr, Eclectic Physician AMI sur
geon woud most epectfuly announce that he will visit
St Johus the l2th, Lansing the 18th and lh ans
Howell the 18th Of every month, where h- viii be hap
py meet his cd friends and especially hnse VII" AT
dicted with chronic ana lingering diseases
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CANCERS.

Cured without any surgical operation, by
means of plaster, which DESTROYS the tumor.
and by cleansing the blood, which removes the
scat Of tho disease
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To Fathers aud Mothers.

Hc- zee advertisement OF lr sanford. LIVER lny,,o
at' mi Family CatharIic lIlls, IN another column
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TETINONIiL

have examined Aid. :. D. NewbrO's Spring,
for which a. vet there Is no significant name,
there being TO spring described in the Science
of Mechanics similar 20 il. 1t i substantial, du-
rabe. and as elastic, if not more %, than oriin-
AIRY elliptic carriage spings, and possesses adyan-
tages which no other spring possesses.
7. 5. CLARK,
3m232 Practical Nachi8ist.
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Rfre-hrneu's a; Detroit q 80 a18 Grant Haven ara
upon Company fry steamer .-sr Tt-'rsit y.r
Hg-e! I-p9t a. Crane Haven
e. ALL NIGHT TRAINS HAVE sLFEFING CARS
ATTACHED
Trans l-ave te-rnni daily. Sundays excepted
HE IELlISAiH LINZ = row oI@n fr ErBIIc EsrsISE,-
CONNECTIONS
AT IETRpiT-1ir~at Western R4lEay or all points
fAst-Niehiyzn Central, Michigan southern. and Grad
Trunk Railroads
At NlLWAJKEE-With tie Mississippi, Lacrosse, Chi
csgo, WatsrtowD. sn1 Hlfcrn Railroads far a. points
Wet and S9ith---t
Passengers Tor Great we-t-rs Rairay 70 on the Pail
vsy Ferry Steamer. a. r & " TScE leaving Dock al
! . - A NJ. and .. - P "
PAGES efi e, any q ;he Teke: Osices ,ofxard-
e ~ Passenger TIA l. az very moderate ra'es.
| II. Company. Time Tables can be had al any Of
| the Station.
W X MUIR, Gent sup't. y
ID. NJ 4. Oaces, SovsDter, ls5a
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ALSO,
- a y II % IL DIS
FAMILY
CATHARTiCPILlS,

Pure Icgetabte Extracts, and pat up "a Glass
Cases, Ar I,ght, anil ,ciH keep az any CLIMATE.
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Rates Of AdVcriisimG.

s,u.re of iOline.,s for The a.., insertion, and
IN c.nts reach subsequent
SS.,,bree month";.
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CnNNFcrInS.

Trans l-sve te-raini daily. Sundays excepted
TIE TELEG2AiH LINZ j. r.ox oE.-, for prEIIc E,,-s
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EANS, Fans, st the
L CITY BOOK STORE
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S.fNE'Ossfb'S
LIVER IANIGORA
NE.yEt: Eg.lsse.s

II l. lUAruUNpIn sNIKJA PROM GINS. AND
L Ia, t'c'Ia' IA established iact, standard Nil.
cnr. hlnNn atl AIl.ul- d. - ~ 81. thaL LaAr MI
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II\IsY JOHNSON.

Tie undersigned. Hs,- o. D. Rr,.,. f. a minister IN
regular siAurins, AMI pastor oi Do. orthodox Church =,
&" Aaed, No Hr b, gentleman q great lnIaeacr
ana universally Bee utel- NM DYER
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nrAIL NIGHT TRAINS HAVE sIFErrNG CARS
ATTACHED
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Su232
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-sass Roads H.eEsssav.

SINAI: i'rosi:s and emica safes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-23

NATIONAL HOTEL Richard, q: I Smith
fnd family, y l.; r n Coyel, do; Eastroie, do: j
!: Russell, do; r Rood, do; J kennard, Mas. II
Tyson. BdORR; Hon Vansant do; X ii i,cb
ardson, do; Nv Shrek. do; Mr. Piggott do: Mr. pig.
s"t'j 90 M h ta,:o1. do: Burns, do; Crovley
SuLk9s Il, %; CAPT RsYlIRgs, do Mis-,
&IE0Slay, d c; w Z HaSwsrd, Fla; 4 Fniisi, Ala;
w BlOxham, Fla; Mr. Knightly Il Y: Mr. Uaral
dol Center. Mass; + Harte, DC;G KNOWLES Md
forIker, Pa; Ward, v Y; A vi Eastman do. 1
Marker, Pa; ] Duvall. Md; C Allen, Mass: w
" De1oisSni q w Thompson, Y; Der
R9anIt, 90; q Neryis. Ia; J II Edwards, do; 4 II
" Handy and family, Ala; l. Bowen, Nd; 81 r
OHefn, Va; Morrison, ST., Md; r. Morrison
Jr., do; l. Morrison and family. do: W Rrn~b
ana SOY Nf;G Freeman, do; & f. Hahisb NJ:
prC DaInttz, Mass; Hon : Z Huntingtnb \ y,
p hyde, NJ; b Sherwood, NY; III Hall do:
,kIRKWOOD HOUSE.-RR Lswas. Va. n, 7
l>egar, Ia; w McAlistsr, Ga; s II Leah do.
Jackson, Dc A Mussey, Mass; A Pike, Ark: Col :;
huior; do; ID Poultry. Nd; II A Eaton Mass: Mr.
VI Hsrdy doj w II Llphammer, Va: = n Tomp-
kins, do; w Mitchell, 10; + A Williams do; ~
" watson, do: = f. Tqst. Mo; Riokets, Dc; w
va; ID O'COnner do.
,BR0WNS' HOTEI.-w Hume, Va; I Hest.
&c; Jones, Pa; w VI Stamblsr, Va; & co.ter'
Nd; sutton. do; T. Joyner and iady. Va: Rev {; :
Manchenheimer, Nd w r f}riscoe, do: IT E.tacb,
Rai Mr. Have, NY; J Miner Ala; NJ Hart. %: ~
Y stevens. do q ; Phllbert, NY; Miss : Phllbert.
United STATES HOTEI.-G n Hall. Md:
Va; f.Sxls NY; Pc Ps.ts2 PPdhd nn,s'
Davis, do. - '''' 'iu' "
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THE EVENING STAR.

the EssLIsH PERIODICALS 1t isrumored (says
the Critic) that in consequence of disagreement
between Mr.. Charles Dickens and Messrs. BRAD
bury Il Evans, Mr.. Dickens has determined, IL Is
said, To Withdraw from Household Woods, and
found another periodical upon similar plan; and
matters have proceeded so far that an office for the
new journal is either taken or In progress Of being
taken, in Wellington street. Messrs Bradbury &
Evans, on their part, have resolved to continue
Housshold Words, and IL is whispered that they
have endeavored to prevail upon Mr.. Thackery to
become its conductor. They win invite the re-
turn to Household Words of Mr.. George Augustus
Sala, whose witty and suggestive pictures Of life
and manners formed the chiefest attraction ofthat
publication few years ago, and the out-Pouring
nom whose pen were so frequently attributed to
Mr.. Charles Dickens.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-23
THE CELEBRATED
i DIR. J. S. ROSES MEDICINES,

OF PHILADELPHIA.
These remedies are the result of thirty Eve years
of extensive and successful practice, and are the
that flesh is heir to.
ISt. J. ;. ROSES COUGH SYRUP, OR Elk
PECTORANT, will radically cure Cong hs Colds
Hoarseness, BRONCHITIS, and all Lung diseases.
Price 81 cents and 81.
DIR. J. :. ROSES ALTERNATIVE SYRUP,
Blood Purifier, for the cure of Scrufua, Old Erup
tons, Chronic Diseases, Ulcers, Swelled Neck. and
diseases arising from an impure state ofthe blood
Price 81.
DIR. J. s. ROSES DYSPEPTIC COMPOUND.
The only sure cure for Dyspepsia and Liver Com
plant Price 81 cents.
DR.. J. =. ROSES PAIN CUREH tits not a
cure ALL but alone has stood the test Of s. wears
curing Rheumatism, Tooth and Ear Aches, Cholic,
Pains In the Stomach and Bow els, Sprains Rruisas
Pains in the limbs Joints, Back. and SPINE or any
pain internally or externally. Price, II, Is, aud 81
Ifyou wish to get cured of any of the above COM
plants, get DR.. J. :. ROSES GENUINE MEDI-
ClNES, which yOu will know when genuine by
having his written signature the cork of each
bottle: Sold by druggists generally.
y. B-Beware of those poor nostrums purportius
10 be the best in the world. ia a4-Iy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-23
PROPOSALS FOR PAPER FOR THE PITR
Lie PRINTING.
OFFICE suPERINrENpExr PuRLIc PR1xr1Sa.l

,--- WASHINGTON, March II, 1889.
IN pursuance OF the provisions of the tenth section
oil the act entitled "An act making appropriations
Tor cartan civil expenses of the Government for ta
year ending the SIth of June, $780, approved March
SKALED PROPOSALS will be received AZ this Office
until Monday. Tbs 18th instant. y O'riork m for
SUPPLYING the government of the United States with
Htre Thousand RedInS Of fine -cdiendsred PrtafiuE
inches, to weigh pound to the ream of four
hundred and eighty sheets, and tn cOrresnond in
quality with the sample established by this ofiice
uniformity M color, thickness, and weight will he
required; and no bundle exclusive Of wrappers
varying over or under FIVE per cent from the ain mi
ara weight wal be received, and the gross wsig ht
VIII IN all cases lie required. Mixing of various
tmcknesses IN the came bundle To make mn tha
tract The right ~ reserved of orderin. grea fer
or less quantity, tn he furnished at such times ami
ia such quantities rs the public service NAV re-
S"proPosal will he considered unless accomna-
hed hy the guaranty that the bidder or bidders if
ms or Their proposal shall he accepted will enter
,hto an oDigati9n, with good and sufficient sure
TIES, 10 imrnlsh the paper; the competency of which
guarantee To be certified by the United States At
torney or Marshal for the district in which the bid
der resides. " '' wy oiN
Each proposal mnst be signed by the individual or
pound r -
All the paper must be delivered at such place or
places as may be designated in Washington CITY in
expense and subject to the inspection, count
ana measurement OF the Superintendent, and bs i'm
all respects satisfactory,
The supplying of an inferior article. failure
70 supply The quantity required AT any time will be
cnnsdered violation Of the contract.
a, sample oil The paper required may be seen at
once, or viii he sent to persons applying for it,
MAY, Superintendent Of tho Public Printn g Wash
nstpn, d. c." and endorsed Proposals for supply
= ."p1I.- mar lt-eotd
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N1sCILLAIE0Us.
By THE rREsIhSNEsNi fl or THE UNITED

L laws Rrcu.,." pp,..;;d.c, Of Al. Halted
States Of Amaric. e, ~ nstho IN. N
the act Of Conrrcs. enf,tieJ q ,e X reat,on 70
tho lands sold In The r. rsen. ,,rs i.ts 81 Melars
land district in the Stste ~ or,s,an. and antbnr
izipx the resnry~ Of cert.In nd in ssid
approved Angnst "a lss5 and IF The Acts of
arthor,xing The ala ~ ,nhic u anJs do bsJois DE-
nj the 4. ri sioa ~, s /" the Si.ta 81
IoTTsi.%s cnmmencins on Woadav tSs s,eosS dou
Of Mog n.ri G1 The ssis Of the unanpronTiated and
vacant tracts anil Ia nj sifuated W MN The Limits
of the foiIowinfr named townships and fractional
tnwnsbin. ,coG,ding IN the annTnvei Mats resur
vewed ~ ut ncooiuihs W '"0 'Pp'''e' P'"t'
~ ~ a. :., 49,.
Oo"'" " "e GUYS '"e and mss' " "' F'"'"N' wv
Townships i. 3 ana 4, ana iractionai townshiPs5
am ., OF range ~
Townshps l, ana J, ana iractionai township =, oil
townships and 2, OF ranges
Eractlonai townships L, Z anu ., OF ranges
Fractional Township L, oil rangeo
South Of the base line and east Of ths principal me
YidtGu.
Townships IL, s, 4. 5, and 7, of range1.
Townships 5, 6 and 7. OF range.
Townships and Z, of ranges.
Townships ), 8 and Z, and fractional township g. OF
ranges.
fractional township 8, of range6
Township6 6, of ranges.
fractional townships and OF ranges.
OF range 10.
Township 5. OF range H.
fractional township 8, oil range IL.
Township 6. OF range IS.
Lands covered by confirmed private claims arpr
priated by law for the use of schools military and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-23

IScENpIARIsM AND PEANuTs.-Ths Fall River
Beacon is vigorously attacking two great public
evils in that plsce-one is the increase of incendi
arism, by which lives and property are said to be
greatly jeopardised Of Late the other is the eating
of peanuts in public meetings, which is assailed
as nuisance no longer to be tolerated. The OFF,
Gals called upon to put an end to the barba-
rous cronching of nutshellsD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-23

WHIPPING A MORMON BRIDE--A correspondent
Of the New York Tribune, writing from Salt Lake
City, says:
9: A Gentle resident of Frogtown, short time
Avn went over to Provo after young woman, who,
NJ seems had taken fancyto him, and who wished
20 leave Provo and come and live in Frogtown
with her Gentle admrer. But mob collected
around the house where she and her lover were
and he was advised that he would find il condu-
Give to his health TO leave immediately, which he
did. The young woman was then taken out and
publicly whipped,''
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NIsCELLANEOUs.
PROPOSALS FOR MAIL BAGS.

Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT, Jan; II H.; isg 81.
SEALED PROPOSALS will he received At TINS VI
partment until O'Clock the 25th day O. n.
next for furnishing for four years from the hi my
of July next, such quantities ana AZ sncn uhes
may he required ana HrueieS ,o to wit:
Casras Mail Bags or Sacks.
Si.e No I-IS3 inches in length and " inches IN
ence to be made of cotton canvas, weigh
ing at least fifteen ounces to the yard OF z inches
width the threads Of the warp and wet to he com
posed of 1--WE yarns each.
circumference, to DO ma'e of cotton canvas weigh
ing at least fourteen to the yard of 25 inches
width the threads of the warp and wet to be com
posed of four yarns each.
Size No. S-52 inches in length and % inches in
circumference to be made OF cotton canvas weigh
ing at least eight ounces to the yard of ~ inches
width the threads the warp and weft to be com
posed OF three yarns each.
The canvas bags of sizes numbered and are to
be made with a tabling or hem at the top Of two
inches wide upon which sufficient at leas
ten to the former and eight to the lattY) of oyeet
holes are to be wrought and they to he provided
with good and sufficient hemp cord to lace and tie
them strongly. All are to be well marked, inside
and outside, U. ). Mail, IN large and distinct let
terg.
Leather and CdnrdS Mail Pouches.
Size No. Ia incl m length and inches
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-23

II We are afraid the authorizations of the Nor
folk folks that their port is TO be of the two
be run to by the Galway steamers are unfounded
The report that such was to be the case seems to
have arisen from misprint in Boston paper,
whereby ''New York; was made to read - Nor.
fill
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-23

IL The suit Of the heirs of the late DR.. Ogier,
Of Chester county, against the Pennsylvania Rail
road Company, growing out the death Of DR.. o.
by train coming in collision with his carriage,
tried before board Of arbitrators. at West
chester on Tuesday last, and resulted in verdict
Of SIS 600 against the company.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-23

SUPPOSED CASE OF CAIALEPsI.-A Mrs. Brady
was supposed to have died some days since at Nor
witch, but the body showing no signs Of decay,
and the color still remaining in the cheeks and
drops Of PersPiration being observed on the fore
head, she is kept unburied, in the hope of being
revived
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-23

IL The word Yankee, says the Ledger historian
of the COLONY of New Plymouth comes from
gan, which means eye, and k.e, which means
tooth, in the Massachusetts, vernacular. The COL
onists drove sharp bargains-had cut their eye
teeth-hence the Indians called them Yankee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-23
T'IlE BEST COUGH SYRUP IN THE
L WORLD.
The best COUGH SYRUP i'm the world is
TRANSFORMERS PEGF0RAL SYRUP OF

This article IL prepared by chemist and is pro
nounced by medical mon, and those who have used
H. to be the best PREPARATION for Coughs, Colds Ca
tdrrh, BrOHchuts, ROdrSeHeSx, Sore Throat from n
Cod, and preventive Of that lion of diseases, Con-
sumption. wv
=, Persons who sing should use it, IL is pleasant To-
the TASTE soitenR clears and streng thens the voice
alays all irritation of the throat and lungs and pre-
vents taking cold. ~
III Bottles Is and 81 cents and ST. Sold by all
dra. oc n r.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-23

II Jacob Strawn, of Rockford. Ill, went to
that State 25 wears ago, poor man. He has re-
duced to cultivation over 30, 60 acres of land and
has now one farm of 500 acres, and another of
1000. lie usually employs from 200 to 800 men,
and till recently has stalled from 600 to no head
Of cattle every year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-23

UTIn an old piece Of furniture, sold in Salem
recently, in a secret drawer, was found WILL du-
ly prepared thirty-three years ago and which had
never been presented for probate. The testator
has been dead twenty-five years, and his property
legally administered upol and distributed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-23

II Some ofthe papers think that . Doesticks. -
in going all the way to savannah to report the sale
of Mr.. Pierce Buffers negroes, has manifested an
ambition to himself personate his celebrated char
scter OF - Damphool
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-23

ID The postmaster at Middetown Conn J
found. not long since, in a newspaper without a
wrapper, in his office, nugget of California gold
Some foolish fellow had saved his postage, but
lost his nugget
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-23

Such language as this is hut tho constant and nat
uIal echo wherever this article il used.
This l.lnlment Is Indispensable To Planters and
owners of Horses and Mules. Mr.. JOHN DAN
IELS. Montgomery, Ala. sold a slave for gam W hu
was raised from inter uselessness by this l.nnent
Every family should have 1t. BE very particular
and enquire for the Mustang Liniment, and take no
other
Sold by all dealers through bout North and S.uth
America, Europe, and all the Islands of the Ocean
for 25 cents, 81 cents. and 81 per bottle.
BARNES & PARK, New York
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-23

IL The lower House of the Ohio Legislature
have passed an act to ring the noses of all the
hogs in the State. Neither age sex is excepted
but the law is confined to quadrupeds
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-23

II new daily is about TO be started in Lon.
don, to be called The Dial. There is, or has been
some talk Of a new morning paper in New York
city, under the same name
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-23
ARRIVALS AT PRINCIpAL HOTELS

ID greyhound puppy, in England, was late
" sold for the sum of 3 900.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-23
Dy ETesNlent:
THOs. \. HENDRICKS
Commissioner of the General Land Of6ce
THOS. A. 'HENDRICKS,
COmmlssiOneT of the GeneIal and Otflca.

NorE1Under the regulations Of the department
1919 s.oinIe ana now existing, payment can be
nnIi oI advertising proclatnatIOns except to such
ufsneIs as are specially authorised To publish by
10 IonI.n, missioner oi the General Land Office
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-23
Commissioner Of the General Land nOf6c..

NOTE.-Under tho regulations Of the department..
as heretofore and now existing, no pay ment can bs
made Tor advertising proclamations except to sucb
publishers as are spec iGky authorized to publish by
the Commissioner of tho General Land Office,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-23

II negro girl aged eleven years, eleven
months and a few days, gave birth to a large fine
looking boy on the 18th inst, near Glasgow Va