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NAL ARRANGEME8TS AT WASHINGTON POST
OFFICE

The Great Eastern Mail, from baltimore, Philadelphia, New YORK,
Boston, &c, and Buffalo, &c, arrives at o., a mi and ~ p. m,
daily aud the mail 70 DO semi from this once 70 and by those
places, will be closed, As heretofore, at 2 and 2 o'clock p my daily,
The Southern Mail win be closed hereafter daily at ~ and =
O'Clock, p. m and win DO received, as heretofore daily, by bk
O'Clock, a m, and 3, y. m.
The second Eastern Mail closes at {, p m, and tho Great Western
Mail closes AZ p. m, daily. The mail trains north Of Philadelphia
are 10 arrive there In time 10 connect with the train Tor balumorei
which brings the Great Mail, 10 arrive here bybAi a N. no East
en Mail Is received al this ONCE on Sunday night and no Eastern
Mail IS sent on Sunday morning
The Mail for Norfolk and adjacent places IN Virginia Is closed at 2,
.. m, except Sunday and Is received SIX times a week, with a mail
from Baltimore, Nd, by IL, m.
The Mail from Georgetown, d. C, is received twice daily by 8 a
m, and 3, D. m, and It's closed for that place at the same hours.
The Mail from Rockville, sc, Md, is received daily by ., p. m,
and Il rs closed for those places at Q, p m.
Annapolis Mail closes al 2 and Q, p. m, daily,
The Mail from Brookyine, 6c., Md, is received daily except Sun
day, by 8, D. m, and closes for those places by Q, p m daily.
The Colesvile, Md. Mail closes Monday Wednesday and Friday,
ats y. NJ, and received Tuesday, Thursday, andSAturday at 3 p. m.
Upper Marlboro, &e4 Nd, received by 4 p. ms daily, aud Is
closed at 9, /. m.
Port Tobacoo,s &c, Nd, received Tuesday, Thursday, and sAtur-
day by D, p. m. closed Sunday, Tuesday, and Thursday at 0, p m.
warrenton, Middleburg, &c, Va, received daily by 9, p m
closed at 9, /. m.
Wednesday, and Friday.
The postage on newspapers, and that on all printed matter ad-
dressed 10 any foreign country, is required 10 be paid In advance
The once Is open from 8 O'Clock, a. m 10 So O'Clock, D. m, eafy
except Sunday and on that day IL s open IRON 8 to 10, a m, and
from 6K 10 ~, p. M ~
port Tobacco daily other places on the route as above.
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The body Of the leather pouches 10 TO be made Of good and sub.
stantal bag leather well tanned, weighing, for sizes numbered 1 aud
:, not less than eight ounces, and Cor the smaller sizes mot less than
aap 10 be- Of good skiTtina ieather. well tanned the seams 10 be well
and strongly secured with the best iron rivots well timed.
woven, 50 as % resist water, weighing, for pouches Of sizoNo !, no.
less than Is ounces 70 the yard Of siinehes width or u ounces 70 the
70 ounces 10 the yard of Is inches width for pouches Of size No. 8,
not less than is ounces % ,he yard Of % inches width the threads
Of the warp aud wrn % be composed Of at least i've yarns each.
The canvas pouches, Of sizes numbered 4 aud 8, are TO be made Of
inches width, nor less than 70 ounces 70 the yard Of 80 inches widh
The threads of the warp and wet 10 BIO composed Of at least four
Leather and Canras Horse Mail Bags.
Size No. BODY as inches long and 81 inches wide in tho widest
parts ends or bottoms of same being IA by 20 inches.
size No. Body as inches long and is inches wide in the widest
SIZE No. 3-Body AZ inches long ana 10 inches wide in tho widest
parts ends or bottoms Of same being 10 by 20 Inches;
ual bag leather, eltanned, weighing not less than seven ounces 20
the square foot, and the scans 10 be well and strongly sewod, or, h
ryned, TO be 50 done as not to chae horse or rider.
The canvas horse mail bags are TO be made of cotton canvas hko
Proposals for improvements in the form or construction Of any Of
are S inSissdl aSa sSS G Psfs,iS sSG ya YSs' ss s % II ,SS % 20 sne ssrn nSt'S a.
wena : specified price Of any such improvements, will be considered
Anthe articles contracted for are TO be delivered at the expense Of
The contractor, in Boston, Mass New York and Albany, n X PhIn,
Richmond, Va. Raleigh, Nc Charleston, s @ savannah, Ga
Tenn; Louisville, Ky. Cncinnat, Ohio =. Louis, Mo. and Chi,
cago, in, in such quantities, and at such such times as the de
before delivery, and none are TO be received which shall be inferior,
in any respect, 70 the specimens adopted as tho standard bags
Tho proposals. should specify tho price Of each article proposed
be furnished. No proposal viii be considered, II not accompanied
construction, size, and quality OF materials and workmanship offered,
and also with a written guarantee from the persons proposed as sure.
place psSS S wh 3 tSbsyV reside that they viii become responsible, on sui
nciant bond, for tho due performance Of the contract, in case such
The specimens or samples must be delivered at this department on
or before the 18th day Of April next, and those which shall have &C.
comranied the accepted proposals win, in connexion with such pro.
posals, form tho basis Of the contracts 10 be made. Every specimen
submitted should be well and distinctly marked with the number do
noting It's size, and have affixed TO it a sample Of the materials, lean
bidders Which cgss, with safety and convenience. be used 10 the mali
service, viii be paid for at the prices specified in the proposals rea-
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RATES OF CHARGES FOR HACKNEY CARRIAGES,
CABS, Se.
rErtrad from an act Of ae Corporation, arp

TErtraa from an act Of ne Cooperation, apprered March 20, 1s42l
spo. ~. And be q enaaaf, That from and after The passage Of this
act, the following rates Of fare or charges for the conveyanoe OF per.
cons from one place 10 another in tho city Of Washington, in hackney
carriages, cabs, OF other vehicles, carrying passengers for pay or
hire, between daybreak and eight O'Clock p M, shall not DO exceed
od-that s 10 say, for zach any every passenger, for n distance no,
over oncand half mile, twenty five cents for any distance over
one and a half mile, aud not exceeding three miles, fifty cents Pro
Uidod, Tn case any hackney carriage, cab, or other vehicle, shall be
obtained fora longer period than 1--WE minutes, the driver thereof
shall be allowed for the whole hack, cab, or other vehicle, the sum
o. tselvcandahaf cents for every hneen minutes so Detained and
for all oonveypnccs or other detendons later than 3 O'Clock p. m.
the owner or driver o hackney carriages, cabs, OF other vohicios, may
demand and receive Of the rate Of atty per oenium on The foregoing
J ebargcs, in addition thereto.
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DR0POsALs FOR MAIL BAGs.


PosT OHnoE DsFAusEsf, Jan. ~, 1859.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILDE received al this department until nine
O'Clock, a. m, the 25h day Of April n0xt, for furnishing for four
years nom the nrst day Of July next, IN such quantities and Al such
times a. may be required and ordered fOr the servioe, mail bags Of
the following desonpuon-tO wit -
Caauas Nal Bags or Sacks.
Size No. las inches In length and 81 inches in circumference
10 be made Of cotton canvas weighing at least aneon ounces 10 tho
yard Of ~ in5hes width the threads Of the warp aud wen 10 BE-
composed Of I'VE yarns each.
size No. la iuches In length and 4sinches In ciToumfaTeRoel 10
be made Of cotton canvas weighing al least fourteen ounces 10 The
yard OF 20 inches width the threads Of the warp and weft 70 b
composed VI four yarns each.
SIZE No. 3-(32 inches IN length and 80 inches IN circumference 10
be made OF cotton canvas weighing 81 least eght ounces " The yard
Of 20 inches wide the threads Of tho warp and wen 70 be composed
Of three yarns each.
The canvas bagsof sizes numbered I and 2 are 10 be made With a
tAblng or hem al the Top OF two inches wide, upon which asumCcnt
number (t least ten 10 the former and eight 70 the latter deyeet
holes are 70 be wrought and they are 10 be provided with good and
sufficient hemp cord 10 lace and tie thcm strongly All are 10 DO
we'll marked, inside and outside, 81. $ Mai, - Ia large and distinct
letters.
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JTNlTED STATES PATENT OFFICE,

~ WANHINNTUN, FtUTUHIy = I7VVf
ON THE PETITION Of Richard NJ. Hoe, OF New York, N. Y, pray
ing for the extension Of n patent granted TO him on the LIST May,
1876, for an Improvement in Printing Presses for seven years from
the expiration OF said patent, which takes place on tho LIST of May,
1850 .r"#HE H#
" Is ordered that the said petition be heard at the Patent Ohice on
Monday, April rs, at IL o'clock, m; and all persons are notified 10
appear and show cause, IL any they have, why said petition ought not
TO be granted. f .
Persons opposing tho extension are required to hle In the Patent VI
fee their objections, specially set forth In writing, at leasttwenty days
before The day OF hearing all testimony hsd by either party 20 be
used at the said hearing must be taken and transmitted In accordance
with the rules of the. Office, which viii be furnished on application.
The testimony IN the case will be closed on the 4h Of April next;
dispositions, and other papers relied upon as testimony, must be h'a
in the Office on or before the morning Of that day; the arguments, II
any, within ten days thereafter.
Ordered. also, that this notice be published in the Union, Washing
ton. n. o.. and Day Book, New York, once a week for three success
sive weeks, the FIRST OF said publications 20 be at least sixty days be-
fore the 18th Of April next, the day Of hearing.
Commissioner OF Patents.
P.s-Ednors Of the above papers will please copy, and send Their
bills to the Patent omce, with a paper containing this notice.
Fob IA Iaw9w "M.
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THE WESTERN TERRITORIES.

A comparative statement of the area Of the present States with that
of the territory destined to DO erected into States exhibits the inter
esHng fact that the area OF the latter In square miles exceeds that Of
the former The superficial area Of the Territories, organized and un.
OrganiEed, Is set down as follows .# p ..#"#. I'D q
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tho Grand Duke OF Baden, Louis, born August is, 1924, Is under
guardianship by rcson Of insanity
His father, Ferdinand, husband OF the late Queen, was regent IN
Ill september 10, 1888.
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S1aIencNf A0lUing ae quantity 81 addmp land dpV0ucd % We SonuaI
states W % SOFA jun, 1857.
Number Of quar-

EaGnae Of GasoId and unappropviated lands Is each @ ne States qnd
Territories, iaelpddng surveyed and NnSurueyed, offered and ue6e1-
ed lands, on ne SOFA tne, 1856:
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mo. $50.
-| ~" ~ |"|-"-|" INU' VuU'I $1,000" "| /"
By the President OF the United states.
Jan 10 1aw12w

II JAMES BUCHANAN, President of the United
4 States OF America, In pursuance OF the provisions Of the ACT a
Congress entitled "An act in relation to the lands sold in tho Greens
burg, late st. Helena, land district, in the State OF louisiana, andau,
thoHzinp the resurvey OF certain lands in said district" approved
August 20, 1S42, and Of the acts OF Congress authorizing the sale OF
the public lands, do hereby declare and make known that q public
LOUISIANA, commencing on Monday, The second day Nay neH, Tor
the sale Of the unuppropriated and vacant tracts of public land SIT
uated within the limits Of The encouragement townships ma ifae-
uOnal townships, according to the approved pats resurveyed, TO
wit:
South of the base lite and toet gthe principal meridian.
Townships l, 3, and 4, and fractional townships 8 and 0, Of
townships /, 2. and 3, and fractional township g., Of range 2.
Townships 1 and 2, OF range 8.
Fractional townships / 2, and 3 ,oi range L.
Fractional township / of range b. ~ .
r..9 South of the base line and east Of the principal meridian
Townships l. o. 3, a, 3, 8, and z, OF range 1.
Townships s, o, and z, of range2. f"
Townships 5 and z, OF range 3.
Townships g., 9, aud 7 and fractional township y, ol ranges
Fractional township s, Of range6.
d. Township o, OF range 3. "
Fractional townships s and Q, of range 0.
Townships a, s., 0, and !, and fractional township g. Of FRANCE 10.
Township g, OF range IL.
Fractional township 8, OF range IL.
Township @, OF range ID. Ha. ""| .
Lands covered by confirmed private claims, appropriated by law
for The use of schools, military, and other purposes, together with tho
'swamp and overlooked, I" granted 70 the State by the acts OF Con,
gress approved March z, 1S49, and September 2S, 1850; also, all
those tracts for which the patents have been issued or applied for by
tho day appointed for the commencement OF the sale, or which shall
OF the acto II Doth August, 1912, herehnbefore mentioned, mil Dc er
cluded from The sale. -N trg. az #HaU M-.
The offering of the above mentioned lands will be commenced on tho
dav appointed, and will proceed in the order in which they arc nd.
yertised, until the whole shah have been offered, aud the sales thus
closed; but the sale shall not be kept open longer than two weeks,
and no private entry of any of the lands will be admitted until after
Given under my hand, at tho city of Washington, this nth day Of
january, Ammo Domini ono thousand eight hundred and nfty-uine.
JAMES BUCHANAN.
THos. A. HKSpRICKs,
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Solicitors 0noe-Hon. Iuuius mlycr, solicitor, and SIX clerks.
he suPennschds all ova suits commenced by the United States, (H
- 49, ,as.sg N ss Pos cges Das'tsssa2 and insssos me U1l
men aa her results ne resolves returns RON each term one
- essT~s y sr ~, v nIs ~s ~ anu @1 onaauo1 y - ~ BY Huts4
saDs u payment Or debts (7o1s ao~ aeagssdm PayaseH q aas
- % og"e Dq@"nasJ al nae po"~" >" usp@"
Lga Houss Boand-Hon. Howell Cobb, secretary Of tho Treasury,
man; MAJOR A W. BoWinan. oorps o. engineers, United states army
Capt A. A. Humphrey United s,slss army; Prof A. D. Bache, super
tntendent f Coast Survey Prof Joseph Henry, secretary Of Smith
sonian Institution Commander x c. nlton, United States navy
Commander Thornton A Jenkins, United se4.es navy and captain
ms So@rd directs me building ae repairing o. lighthouse hgnt
vessels, buoys, and beaoons, contracts Tor supplies Of oil, &c
- m p..no ~ n .m..,
tendept ams -n,S~ntsnds1t III eeehts and Ineasures.
s,s 1Pr .,m mmnS a. * rAn " u So s% gSev p ~%@ 'Isns a ! mi
United states Army assistant -
r. "a sn"e Sma LEI ~
t0Ss'0r q Q fenaie'On un'ed Sa' navy 0o"pu''' " "S
Assistant ehas A se,o,t. An charge Of computing dfyhaon.
1lan9 n ~ Ysthan Tnnsd ssatss army IN charge Of drawing al
LSou' ''N hu'A"5 O"SN amy - ~
NIlon - -. a. n..o ., x.y,n dv,
nou oAA'Ou V""u SY1" ""'t :"
samaei zen aA9ursng agent l
1 1osapah S WIN . ~ nnn =, vsgh,ssp measures
a posr OFFICE DNPARrnnr. u
Hon Aaron v p,owo pos,,oo.,ar Genera, The direction and
mapageneat !, ~. IP~s onis ensr,meo ss assigned by the oonsti
,naas smS y" % as y roS vrSs t Gaaafap s maj is1 ts pns}1ess NAV be
.Suoa ana iams 70 me sunasa Wy sno a. az o. NJ G nsI aeutm1- ~
se nno son ereNa elisnso ams ~ nsp slnos !" ~ Annointnent OF
ann ny ,O \ o.a an% ~ ha NJ ~ .o oua pas,oasto cane,ai the Contract
U Oanca 6n onAI h , ~ ao - , M rfa 49, AAa,,tayt postmas,er General. ana
tbe Insoe"a1n o1nse IN charge OF he Chief oIerk, ~
General and nineteen clerks. To his once are assigned all questions
which relate TO tho establishments and dscontinuance Of post Offices,
changes Of sites and names, appointment and removal Of pos,masters
and route and local agents, as, also, the giving OF instructions 70 post
rnasters Postmssters are furnished with marking and rating stamps
and letter bdknees by this bureau, which Is charged also with pro.
viding blanks aud statiohefy for the use OF the department and win
uo supeantcnusnse o to . se' ,hS. ~ 4, vneDisn sasignsS H. an
perv6ion Of the ocean mail steamship lines, and Of thO foreign and in.
.uu po.,u,-.
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!. HKSnRCKS,
mmissioner Of the General Land ONCE.
NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.

NUIIJE TO FTE EMFTIUN NLAIMANTs.
Every person entitled to tho right OF pre- cmption TO any OF the
lands within the townships and fractional townships above mentioned
is required 10 establish the same TO the satisfaction of the register and
receiver of the proper land Office, and make payment therefor as soon
as practicable after saaq his Hatoe, and before the day appointed
for the commencement of the public sale OF the lands embracing
the tract claimed otherwise such claim win be forfeited.
.-##r THOS. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner of the General Land Omoo,
NoE-Under tho regulations Of the department, as heretofore
and now existing, no payment can be made for advertising prooiama
ttons except to such publishers as are specially authorized 10 publish
BY the Commissioner of the General Land Office.
Jan lp-taw13w lDt&Shrl .H. "
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TABLE EXHIBITING THE SEATS or GOVERNMENT, N
THE TIMES or THE ELECTION OF STATE OFFICERS or
THR SEVERAL STATES.
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ERENCH BOOKS-Illustrated.
Physologio du Govt. Par Brilat SsyarD. 81 cents.
Les Fabunstes Populairos. rs cents.
Tables de Foniane. Is cents.
Huvrcs Poetiques dc Bocan. rs cents.
Historic dltaie. 90 cents.
Historic dc Savec. Par Claude Genoix. 40 cents.
Add ElKader. Par Leon Pqeo. 81 cents. .
Historic de Ia Guerrc de rInde. 40 cents.
sebastopol, Historic de Ia Guerre di0rient. 40 cents.
Kinburn, Historic de 10 Guerre d'Orient. 40 cents.
MaakoG, Historic dc Ia Guerre dN0rient. 40 cents.
la Rnssie e. rFnrope. 40 cents.
Les lures ct lea Russea. 30 cents.
Imported iron, Paris. leE
Feb 20 FRANCK TAYLOR
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DIV square miles. 49, -. =. l,oOi ,Vpo
TO these Dacotah is TO be added, OF the extent of which we have
seen no estimate.
The superficial area OF the present states is as follows
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II ONION BOOKS-Neandor's History of Christian
n Dugmss, 2 vols, 80.
Carpenters Vegetable Physiology, 81
Jesse's Anecdotes of Dogs, l vol, illustrated, VI %.
Dictionary OF Classical Quotations, 81 Is. .# ... ...
Popes Homer's Had with Flaxmsn's illustrations, 81 IS.
Popeis Homer's Odyssey with F1axmans Illustrations, 81 %.
Rankins Applied Mechanics, 30. ..
Military Atlas TO Aison's History OF Europe, tS.
Phlips's Manual OF Geology, 81 so.
Goothe's wilhelm Meister's Apprenticeship, 81
Suton's Dictionary OF Photography, 80 rs.
Hebbonis Dance OF Death and Bible cuts, 81 IS.
Memoirs OF Count Grammont and Charles III, 81. #
History OF King Arthur and OF the Knights OF the Round Table, 3
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seLienrs Table Talk, s12b.
Ariostos Orlando FuriOso, translated, with illustrations. 8 vols.
% 30.
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THE HISTORY, OBJECT, ANDPR0PER 0BSERY-
ANCE or LENT; by RI Rov. WIN. Ingrpham KIP, n. ~, Bishop
o. California. 1 vol, rs cents.
IIre 81 Burns, mostly by Thomas Carlyle. 1 vol. so conts.
Life and Teachings OF Socrates, from Grote's History Of Greece.
] vol. so cents.
Ume Of Joan Of Arc or, The Maid Of Orleans, from Moheiots HIS.
tory Of France. 1vol so cents.
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II ARGEP HOTOGRAPHICVIEWS OF NIAGARA,
Montreal, New York, ToonderoRa, hount Vernon, Toni ol
Washington, and the Public buildings Of Washington. Size lsby IL
Price ~ each.
For sale by TAYLOR h MAURY,
Fob IS Booksellers, S4 Penn. avenue
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Lsaaey and canvas Aaa POUCHES,
, 1859-03-17
QQpartufrShip6. st.

N0TICE.-Thc Special or Limited
s,3s5 .,isF thc dim Il Stanton wooey Fulton, Is
Of Ts It. IL s ire fully F.: Z: ssss
ts,ee,,', III: VI: & eoEb'a2: EEBbh'!2S'
CorArrxEesH1r-Th undersigned have this day formed
acopaFtncshlip under tl'c tim ef
C0NniCT W0OLLEY 4 co.,
FIR continuing the sa1!!s1x Coach Ia'd*a,T a Carriage @
eiss SsiSH's;s soaiuesed ~ s!$4ts3 %e1ey Fn!;Yn
nj t. Lake ktrcct. STEPHEN u: t,H'AnylcT, ASInylcT,
Chicago. MaEcl. III, 1sia. 1nh5cs'7 In
dissolution. The firm here
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H*'' "' '''d h''n {6As9: 4; q &: sAMfiEESS MEEiES:
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COP4n,TNERSHIp NOTICE
i Under .hs ad sys Il saxytl. Parker e. fof
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1a,e Of the a.u 4, s:x;t! !; SA%&a11 S:!!:a 1ce.
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ing the!! business transacted In prompt aid etuent nsn'
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, 1859-03-17

KfFARE.
We vii make II TO the intertzt of buyers for Cash" to
mh14.cis;.i; &C: wALL1y & Sons.
p -. '7===@~@
Commission Mcrrlldltts.
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DROWN & BARBER,
ID pRonrtE coNIiss,cy ND SHIPPING
ucrchant..
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AWYER. PARKER e. co
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adS3ner ms e. on Sons:ns.s Wy! tys Its cxs!u@
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MUKRY NELSON,
11 PRODUCE, COMMISSION anil SHIPPING
Merchant,
No. Il'l1sar1e Eosk, e"r csk and s"ush wasersts.
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street Iir xiyc their exclusive attention thu sslle all
t.. a,irat~s msis q" l;iIls .f ils,x ant pr,~1tr il.
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IL PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANT,
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SHIPPING AGENTS ILLINOIS CENTRAL X, Il.
.aHd It7tarf Honf Froprfffors.
, 1859-03-17

Al who nrc Using 1t arc giving their
Unanimous Testimony in Its Favor.
swallow hoth tKethes. e''4<9' 1He
PRICE ONE DOLLAR FER BOTTLE.
~ ssSroEr. Proprietor. NJ. s4o Dsoadvay Srg York
Ast4lsI ~ AZ nr':cRhta. Snh al., by
HoLLES. SMITH 70. III Lake st., and
:1aaasly i1s Ranaors; stex+
, 1859-03-17

lnt4E Ii l. Nd Ef[l&oF6 AL
morbid or ha4t matter rum
The syssem, supplying lnf
their place = healthy dow
of 1e.lnvikontinK ,be sto-i
urNh. causing foud tO IL.
E-st well. PruF1txo the
B1oop. giving tona And
health to the whole ulachln-
eT, renewing the eat,s*. u
tht Mse1ss- e1ecthE ARID;
lC4 cure.
BILIOUS ATTACKS;
are cuEeat. and. What Il tet.
TT. prevented BY the occa-
sfoGll nv: u the Liver L.
vtSo1tor.
Que t1lah. a&te1 eating d
sumctcns tn r.leye the stu
mach anil prevent the food
ftDm Fldnx aud soutsnE-
Only one dCAe taken b.
Mfc srtirItk. prevents the
Nightmare.
Only ono dose takca Al
night looeetls the hw~ls
gcItly, a:.d curc$ CodrivE
XEaS.
0nc daAe taken after
each rlc4 will cueu p4+
FE38t.S,
One dotc often repeated
la MFe cttfn fshf CHOLERA
ai'kar1 and ! pFcytnt,.
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