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PAPER HA001N08, 80.
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Thus 10 win be seen, that within twenty mfI,s
OF Harper's Ferry there are not less than go
slaves. Of whom probably 6,0oo are men.-BaAi-
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WINES, riotukSp' C0kpIAf.s. A..
Keeps on hand the pqrest and 'richsst stock o.
GhsmPeEge, Cisret, Port. Madeira. sherry, .
Rsm, Hygiene, RosPsil, nIsette, Maroschino'
Aeslnths .od every lind Of Cordiais and Pre-
supplied 81 the shortest notice, In town and conn.
Try Tae rlchest and purest stock of Wines IL
euors, and Cordials in the world. 90 eoims
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auAasr..As11S :. S2s.ss y e.. 3 !. 8.

QuAarr.nAsrIS :. 22|Es,es; Y e. 3; = &
anfI Sssnrdsy, the I'D 0c.obsr nett, Is o'ooek 5.
riass At the following stations for the year 1850,
bTooklyn, Long IsiAnd, New York;
ss,sssl near ES4i:t. v4s;ipi.
WaiIinston. E,orids; spds,--,..s..
Esch ration to consist Of one pound and ausrtsr
Of frssh besf OF three essIterS Of pogn1 Of mess
sup si6ns iour Or best extra supsI6ns Hour At the
option Of the 9oysrnment; and at the rate Of six
s Sss
ioar Saas ~ OF vinegar. two sasits 81 sais four
half pound of good hard dipped tsiiow candies to
one Ths beer delivered on the order
Of the commanding oc.r Of Zach ststion, sItks, IN
bulk or By the single raton and shall consst Of ths
ssss 'sf Ina. n saa de- 70
Ali s;ds must be accompanied BY the following
Form af Gssassss.
@. and @ q -. IN the 81 ss' Of a'... .,
- for Istios: 1. above dsseIibed 30 socsi ted he
soSa .ss the
hes; and in ease the said - shail fail 70 enter
.s ss!y
that which may be accepted.
4. B. B. s sssssass:..
E. r., Witness.
-. 1889.
hereby certify that. the above named -a are
known .? ms as mon of property, and able to make
b ss sisnsd 81 f: United state. Distre. god H.
Unitei state. District Attorney, or Collector.
No proposal will be considered without IL il 40
companied by the above guarantees. -
Sewspepsrs sushortzed TO publish the shove will
osnd tes paper the first insertion to this
TO b endorsed Proposals for Rahons for 1850 -
and addressed to the undersigned.
DAN. J. SUTHERLAND,
Major and QuartermAster.
The Constitution, Star. and States, wa.bington
D. G.; Argus, Portland, Maine; Patriot Concord
| ". h: Salem Advocate. Salem. Mass; New Red
ford Times, New Bedford, Mass; Bay State, WoT-
l oester, Mass; Journal Of Commerce and Day Book
New York C,tyi i Atl L and Argus, Albany, A: =.
sslehin. Penn; Patriot. Fri.burs, Penn Argus
NORFOLK, Va; Enquirer. Richmond, Va; Exsmi
ner, RichTond, Va; Observer, Pensacola, Fla
Register. Mobile, Ala: and Star, New London
Conn will publish the above advertisement three
times week tall 22d October next and send bill 40
companIed by copy Of advertisement to this oko<
Tor payment % . 5tawtOct22
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Th0n oomose nOtsn s0bsr Kuiso5 olzs les Z
In mellow cloak 81 r1geet cio0- .sis-sz7rl 3
1hies ere g 9cis.sse!y 49, ~ - 80 -
Bot, like IN emperor, trump hing,
With tor9s 40 robe Of IysiAn dyes;
Fall 1oeA 0f ffaefaut hloesoSuing, - ~
And slowing purple cenopi-s. asfla
How cell - this the seosonSs fsli.
Ihas seems shs pegse.s eftae yesfs
nloaer md er1Gheor ~ than ell = xzsT -
RSd fSlls he vss3srn Issht az cay
uoG woody nonks aud q eniss graz 6 =
WIN 4mDef oio1ds are ourtainao o'efs
lie ye4e. cleof woeess sleep1ng -
Beneath the eveninS' q Wigs Of gold.
And banks theiY ainGIed h1ee un1esos
Far N tbs tangle4 woods tie greene
- u strsvn With fallen leaves thas ife
Like evlmsop oarpsts 81 nseuno
- 0eneafh crin6en CANOPY.
The slooine sEn, With sryws oflxhts $50
Pierces the forests wsvlrg mexs; ~
; TIE universe seon4 Wropt N nghf,
= Al noaiinf robe Of roay haze. = zasls.
OK. Autnmn thou ert here . king,
Al a round thy throns the smiiing hours
A fhoussndffnxra tributes bring, 49, =
OF golden fruits and blushing nowsrs.
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HzEEIE n g3It re BgcHY fSr 2bs..ssaoas

aE&B0EHbs BUSHT lSs f E &S:sH ssI:.s from
Indiscretion. aud al Diseases Of the - -, :
SEXUAL ORGAN.
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HOW LONG STANDING.
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as Is. smSsss q g asS!
cured b. the use Of TINS
INFALLlBLE REMEDY.
:, The mass Of voluntary testimony IN Dossoau,on uf
the Proprietor, vouehiag L. virtues and essss,vs
powers, II imnsnse. embseeing names well knOwn
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sWINOT.TNe 0UACTa

OAUTI0Ns .QsssfsStIsir Books, cordials
Raehua Hospit!ls, insrlmsets. or kinss.shui
snsm 81, and, u dlspoSed 70 pro6tbv ny expsrisnoe
No., spERMATOkk hEA Its CURE.
With stamp enclosed, sddress, in perfect cont
serie.nE Boz 176, Charlsstoyn, Mass. !
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PRICE,, q PEI BOTTLE Sfx BofTL.s yoH o.
sfLL, GeerGssevn, and b al brsssist svsryvhsss.
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- a 40 MI III : a |,
coNcENrRITED por1sH

More tkAs DssbIs ths Sfressfh Of Ovdisary Potash.
end 1t tfi6ins sxSsnss. Ths eSsspsst srtics ever
discovered for the purpose. Ope pound will make
pound. Il Hard Soap. Printers yin end Il 4 s1ps
iiog sItels Cor cleaning pe Il Is perfectly soluble
sss rs Esa sHsp fSjt9c:1n RSRfs
sssse tsa cold g !..s n. Ysi
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cURr OF FRS q 2 SSH1yyEERAL rEARs

:, Price 81; Chronic package, S2ln. Sold By I'll
prsgsists il Washinston. GeorSesevn, and yicin.
lty and wherever the Star 10 read. Depot in Wash
tnEtOn.. r. p. MILLBURN & CO., Willsrds
Hotel; d. @. TAYLOR e CO., General Agents,
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HMP0nlUn OF .RASHIoNa. sss
FEsPsh D{sss Clesk A. MssfiIls nsIiss II III
fnetssl seoa9px, ri utility assisssaseyssssy.
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6x s ssa 8 .sa g :, .s ssss =
Oua STOCK 81 BARsSEE 81 ssS 2ifI "a;
q shs bss s,s1sss = ses.a ssa
= ls:s6l ~ ss.c!z q e:ss!se:e,!s !:
49, i:!::s;a SfEvENS :l:: -: =
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IL Kept b. al Druggists.
A VALUABLE MEDICINE.-ws have her,
Is FIT cSx IS my cure 'as's'd By q

!, A., iNDlAH y, kkSEIABhE RECOCTION,
RECOMMENDED Il ~ IN inyal na6ls nsedicins Our
oonhdenee in Il q remedial agent has bssn gTesdy
that have recently come under our onserveaon-is
.killfai ply sioisns had kied to Afford relief Hun
dreds orr most resPeetsble citxene have been
are srstiked 70 learn that il popuarity IL daily b.
corning grsetsr: u, o1ersticn e mild and pIssssqt
.esdenos ofMRS. cox, Iss 3. BAIrrsoss ST.,
baf!pp ~ pre- and q the In1oilal Drag Stores
city, and numerous certificates seen b. oalling on
the 4sents Nope Genuine unless her name Il blown
Rkeissai Assl-R-. s +. cIssx1, Drueeist,
Geosfetovn, 2: c.. has been appointed Who'll esaie
Agent Tor The District and VIII supply The trade -
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TINE CELEBRATES DR. }. D. ROaE'i
\ A6DDICIH010,
OF PHILlDELPHTl.


Thess remsdies are the result Of thirtytys years
OF extensive and suecessfni pfactlce, and are the
thst as:h e hsiI e:
HECTORAfI, viii radically cure Coughs, Colds,
boarsenessi Bronchitis, and all Lung diseases.
Pk 81 Kos rs ALrEgszzzyE sYsUp.
or Blood Paris for the Of Scrofua, Old EruD
al Diseases srisins from an impure stsss o. he
DR. J. 5. R3Srs DYsPEPrfc coMPouND.
The only sure cure for Dyspepsia and Liver Con-
JE = s. EoSES PAIN CgRER. 4 /. .ot |.
cure Ali but II one has stood the test Of S60ears.
curing Rheumatism, Tooth and Ear Aches, Cholio,
Pains in the Stomach and Bowels, sprains BRUISES,
Pains In the 1imbs, Joints. Back and SPINE or any
pain internally or externally. Price u, IS and q
These remedies, end many others referred TO in
pr; Roses Medical Advice. which book may 3
had traits & any Of the drug stores where the med
icines are kept have been used with bv
10000 persons with prompt benefit. To ensure
success you have only to sec that thsy are genuine
cork aNd On each Label. -
~ Kept BY AL Druggiofa. - a-tr
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81 ss.si Ssss be cs sIsalsaes =
&: 81 :: 'ss:; 3: Y: s - =.
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STILL AsorHERJ GASE o. kHEuHAr1sA
vs. seriously sfiscted VIII Rhe,u.o.m and
=. & Df Ss:s'
b. as:: sssss
cURP OF EITs eI SEyERAL YEARS
sons health sfiiossd with fts, you rsmsmSsr. b
essursd We have evsry confidence in you and your
s:s az ass: h.; .s:s :ss Fl: :
rapidly improving, and We are ENCOURAGED espsci.
Ally rom the Dot that he has not had return Of
:as:: W s.ls: u s:sstb
FEvERs CURED BY THE MEDICAL SALT
My wife was attacked with very high fevers,
which would last nine days ct time. was indpc-
ed 70 try DR.. Coggsyelrs Medical Salt. Afer CIV
ing II lair trial, it entirely broke her feveSs
Affected. 81 -. J. Il. DICK,
DIR. rO0OSWfLI,S MRDMAL SAT-
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NOTICE TO PLEASURE SEEKERS -TH'
IN Potomae Steamboat Company. -
y edition 70 the ssmi. yestly sElss
folk, Offer the public Of Washington and vieipity
SsRSsss % q sriSyiPs Ia s,il Fl z:
daily daring he hoe weather: 8
70 parties Of three or more sxoprsion tickets vii
privilege Of remaining there ell night aid Tstlrnin1
next day; also for Aqua Greek, II Two dollars q.
The angler can enjoy kne sport With hook an<
limo at either al the above places, white perch ~
gam0 bang pleu6fnL 80, - = - -
Good Hotel accommodation can bs had Ct thes,
Beats leave foot Of 9Th strest ct sk q N. ma q
,. "a. Returning, ~ ?. m. and So .. n.
el6oe, No: 3I2 PsnnI!yanis syenue, next doof r.
Br0wn's Hotel. GEO. 3. MATTfN6LY. .
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. Ii ! 49, ! g y
n I00T % 705R NfFREsf!
81: 81 sE !.
TSs ys SS{b Sc ssa u cents
A FRESH sapsl 20 q ar. 81 ana pl.ek TEAs,
jnst resolved 8 !. =. w. - BROWNS. :
IJAMs.--A knns lcl Of ssses-ssrsd HAMS All
H SH0ULDERSsju just rooriyed u - q =
1s.assls bas -. w. A. BROWNS I
email HOMINY.s-A ffsth lot Of Small Honi-
sesss sssls WA. BROWNS.
SCUPPERN0NQ wINE-A purs srsicle, con
- tanning noqlug but the iuice Of the grape, TIE
fifs - = 400 80 w. A. Known.
PURE CIDER vINEoAR,.c...c~,,, ,e {
Femilies wanting good arfieie Il VsNEGAR
s"r Plcklins Will do well 70 give ne . call. va
e g soims - w. A. BROWN.
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k kxoE g /, Is Se &c rox EzE IN
for scFofsis. ana hsss ,!rs.ax Is,esiyed ssnehs
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II ADa GENUINE PREPARATION.

II GENUINE PREPARATION.
HHEEEHMR9EB,s R RTGHX e. e, sss K Rlsdsss
HELMBOLD'S BUCHU for the Gravel.
SSEEtIMMBB99t E RRT}CHX f f EroIsy;
aELMB0LQ'S BUCHU for Loss Of Memory.
HE[MBQLQ,S BUCHQ Tor Weak Nerves.
HELMBQLP's BuCHU FOR General psbility.
HELMBOLD,S BUCAu for Horror Of Disease.
aEtMBB00tR,SS BBHCCHU for Nisht sysss..
HELMBQLQ'S BuCHQ for pryness Of the Skin.
HELMBQLp'S BQCHU for Erpptons.
HELMBotb'S BUCHU Tor ksaviness oft6e Eye
N oTiTsoI HGHG ;s1 %s ssd Lo:.
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Pa. Avn, FOREIGN fhGiTs, Pa. ~.
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81 e.1abhs11s1S us - vi - topS1 : -
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w.. -. u 81 PINK .3'I E -
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Members 81 Royal celsgs sfssrssess Lecssa gr.ds.
from Of the emiasnt College, the Cnsd Dt<s<
and The grsstsr para 81 vkoss life sp<st
Pais Of Lsodea, Paris. Philadelphia Ard sssvhsrs has
feetsd 81 the aafsusshiag
Known; many trssblsd sth risgsg ia head add %
When aseepi great nsrvousaess being alarmed spdd
soan1s, esshulasss With rsqUsaf buhinf attended
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RANKS AND BANkkRe.
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BOOKS AND 21AHIONBRY.
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- n ~ FL s}semeFs Ieevs Nov YeFk on
= o sss ga n sss ss mo.y 'ssv' Nsv York
The Kanzas news., 1859-02-12
I.SEss Is line s sslsr,aasa aSassa INTO stiff

IthEe6 t5ss liHze@Water5a aaa klee0 iHto stlm
dough.
ssSome housekeepers use alum. as it makes
BE bnsd faiifsr. but prefer ins water. as
that coagulates the gluten; and it requires
less bakine, and retains It's moisture longer.
And I think it-much healthier than alums
and health4isy the great dssideratum. In
two or three hours after you knead your
bFesd ysit vii Beas Hight and porous as 3
honeEcomb :. knead, it down, and when it
has again risen, mold and put it into pans.
Let it,stand till il, rises again, then wash the
loayes over With cold water this prevents
the formation Of too hard crust; bake IN
. weli-heatedz oven. When baked, wash
again, wrapping il up closely IN your bread
cloth. Wrapping the bread up in the
steam till cold, prevents it from becoming
hard and dry, If your floor is good, bread
made in this way will be equal in appear
ance to the best bakers bread, and in point
OF, sweetness and economy, far, far superior.
The quantities have named make twelve
goodssized losves, and my family requires
such a. baking twice week For many
years this plan has given me good bread,
andI hope sthefs viii try it. y,
The Kanzas news., 1859-02-12
From the New York Tribune
4EO-A Ors< @sSfs : OI = 4LLUHHS
Bread-Making,


A woman of much experince asa success
full bread maker is disposed to give all new
- beginners the benefit of her experience, from
beginning to end. She writes, after having
read the article lately. published from anoth-
er correspondent upon bread-making, be-
cause she thinks her own plan the best
=. She commences with the directions:
- 1o Make Yeasf.-Take two haadfulls of
- hops, three pints water, six potatoes: boil
s. all tin the potatoes are soft pare them.
mash through cullender. strain the LIQUID;
then put it in your preserving kettle over
the FIRE, with the potatoes added also, one
cup sugar, one tablespoon salt, one table
spoon ginger thenzadd -four enough to
make It the consistency OF paste; let 1t boil
: five; minutes, stirring it al. the time. Turn
"a out, and when partially eool, add half q pint
of good yeast. Let this stand until fer
mentation takes place. - In the Winter
keep it in stone pot in the cellar, bat in
Summer dry il by mixing it with corn
meal, and spreading It on table and ex-
posing it to the air no SUM-. Now we have
good yeast, we win proceed immediately to
make good bread. Wash and pare two doz-
en- good-sizea potatoes !; boil them, with a
large handful of salt, till reduced to fine
:. pulp strain through cullender, add three
pints sweet milk, and when sufficiently cool
to bear your hand in it, stir in as much -four
rs win make ii into q thick batter to this
spnngs add coffee cup of theyeest. As
says make nay sponge at night. In the
-f1csning add six quarts sweet milk and
The Kanzas news., 1859-02-12

lfr. Maehado has gone into the business
of Introducing camels into the United States.
with view of their introduction not only for
the use of the army, but for agricultural pur-
poses. Mr.. Machado has already imported
one hundred camels into Texas, and has
brought dozen of them to New Orleans,
where he at present is. -E1Fs -
The Kanzas news., 1859-02-12
speechifyiue.

We once heard man say that he had 3
''great weakness for beefsteak. "9 We know
of no better word than weakness by
which to designate the appetite, or passion,
for speech making among Americans. Not
that Americans, especially those of New
England, love to make speeches, but that
they love to hear them. No public dinner
is finished without speeches. No present
can be made to q quiet and retiring indi-
yidual in quiet way, such as would be
most agreeable to his feelings, but he is
obliged to be stuck before an audience, and
have a speech made at him to which he is
expected to respond.
The people are not content to LET legisla-
tor become worker for their interest, in the
most efficient way, but he must make speech
es-no matter whether there is a call for
such effort or not. 1t is ''speechify or
die" But it is at dinners that this thing is
carried to the greatest extremes. What
there should be In the process of putting
down roast beef and potatoes that calls up
the idea of an intellectual entertainment, we
cannot guess; and we have often wondered
why a custom which every speaker would
gladly see abolished is allowed to live.
Many man is kept away from public din
ners, where he would enjoy himself very
much. and be instrumental in giving enjoy
ment to others IN conversation, by the fear
: that he viii be called upon to make speech
The speaking is great bugbear to sensitive
men, and it takes accomplishments or iare
brass, to eat with appetite and drink with
equanimity with the prospects of speech
before you. The thing is repugnant to all
the associations Of feeding, the whole theory
Of ofsdigestion.A u DfF8 EEfi5 8Sl
Familiar and informal conversation is the
stuff with which to mingle edibles and po-
2 tables The mind should be free and uncon-
strained, without apprehension, when either
eating or digestion is In progress. Every
body feels this, and unless speaker be abun-
dainty lively and funny, nobody enjoys his
talk. The company will vote him stupid,
and that will be his payment for speech
which cost little less than purgatory. Then
to think that it is possible for man to be
funny and witty with his belly full! The
thing is absurd.
We really wish there might be some way
scontTived to make public dinners ENJOYABLE
occasions. It is well for people to break
bread together. It tends to the development
of their social life. and should be encoura-
ged; and if matters were allowed to take
their natural course, and every one were to
s follow the bent of his feelings, there never
would be another speech made. 1t is who'll
ly an artificial thing-wholly custom con-
.atrived for outside purposes. Such talking
as man may be disposed to do.s sitting in
.shis seat, for the entertainments of his table,
is well enough; but this formal speechify-
ing, on all occasions, from an election sup
per tosthe presentation of pewter mug, is
ridiculous.-SpriRQfel Republican.
The Kanzas news., 1859-02-12
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rs.--,. IE;,,.eaS, A,,.,,,,o and Ys1ird g.

WYANDoTf CITY, KANzAs.
8. d. MACDONALD. :: Proprietor.
THIS HOUSE, is situated near the Leyee, and
4 from its balconies the steamers can be seen
for several miles ND and down the Missouri, and
the most beautiful view Is presented that can be
found in Kanzss. The rooms are large snd airy,
shd the house in al its appointments is desrs-
ble home for the traveller. Terms reassaable.
aprl74& - 80 ttff
The Kanzas news., 1859-02-12

I.BIcBob, lower yourself into the well and
holIer for help.s as'What for 90 '.It will
fFightet daddy, and make some fun.'' Bob
did as he was desired, but got more than he
bafgained for. 1t was administered with a
hickory sapling.