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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-30
THE EVENING STAR.
IndianapoIis-The General Assembly Of the
Presbytt Pian Church, &c, &c

Correspondence Of the Star.
INDIASAFoLis, May y, 1859
Twas about TO say that addressed you from the
''far West but the recollection of such places as
Kansas, Nebraska, and Arizona, two thousand
miles further west reminds me that am not very
far from centre of civilization And to give you
some idea Of the - march of empire thirty eigh'
years ago there was not 4 white inhabtant elthe'
north or west Of this city; now there cannot be les
than six million of population occnPyIhs IL no
country Indianapolis is a beauufui Pleaos, r.,
larly laid out, and of considerable DusIneSs III
portance embracing population Oil, Ui sty,n1ers
itants. Just now il is crowded Win suanSeIss'
many of whom are gathered together In attend
ance upon the General Assembly OF tne frespye-
rian Church Of the Gnltea s' -. sxtend!n'T
NOT only 10 the Atlantic the east and the Pacific
on the west, but including representatives from
India and Africa.
The Assembly represents that large and infiu-
entail body Of Christians which has always main
tanned, even in the midst Of surrounding agita-
ton, high ground of national conservatism; and
smbodying as il does, so much talent and pety
IL must be matter of cOngratulation TO the patriot
that he can look to il with strong confidence as
one of the strong bulwarks of defence Of our
National Union, and of the perpetuity of our
much cherished institutions. Ii may be a matter
of interest to your numerous readers to be in
formed that this Assembly contains in its present
meeting $50 members. representing 26O 900 CON-
municants, and extending to every section of our
widespread territory.
There are number of interesting and impor-
tant questions to be considered by the Assembly,
not the least of which is the establishment of a
theological seminary for the Northwest. The
subject is now under discussion and Chicago and
indianapolis have been named respectively as the
places OF its location. As an ndncement to locate
ii at Chicago, Mr.. Mccormick, Of reaper notoriety.
has offered to endOw four professorships by the
contribution of SlOO, 900, other gentlemen residing
in the same place. offering forty OF land
valued at S3J,tNO. AS no final action has vet been
taken, the result is of course uncertain, although
the strong probability is that Chicago will be Sc
lected as the place.
The discussions Of this body thus far give tire
fullest assurance that il will maintain its his b
national position the great question Of the day
result at which every one will doubtless rejoice
The weather is pleasant, but dry, and althoug Ia
the prospects of full harvest are very encour-
aging, produce commands high price in all its
departments. Yours, b.
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rTNHE CELEBRATED
Il DR.. J.. S. NOSES MEDICINES,


These remedies sTe the result OF thirty Eve years
of extensive and successful practice, aud are the
only reliable preparations to oure the various ais
that flesh is heir to.
DIR. J. :. ROSES COUGH SYRUP, OR EN-
PECrORANT, will radically cure Coughs. Colds,
Eoarseness, Bronchitis, aud all Lung diseases.
Price 81 cents and al.
DIR. ]. :. ROSES ALTERNATIVE SYRUP,
or Blood Purifier, Tor tine cure OF cTolu.a Old Ernp
tons, Chronic Diseases, Clcerg. Svelled Neck, aud
81 diseases arising from impure state Of tire blood
Price 81.
DR.. ]. s. ROSES DYSPEPTIC COMPOUND
The only sure cure for Dyspepsia aud Liver Com
paint Price 81 cents. -
DIR. J. =. ROSES PAIN CURER. II not
cure al; bEt lt alone has stood the nf IS wears
curing Rheumatism, Tooth aud Ear Aches, Cholic
Pains IN the stomach and Bowels. Sprans. Bruises
Pains In tne Limbs Joints, Back, and Spine or any
pain internally or externally. Price, - 3, sud s.
cents bottle.
Ifyou wish "a get cured Of any Of the shove com
plants, get DIR. J. :. ROSES GENUINE MEDi-
ClNES, which Won wall know whom genuine by
having his written signature on thS cork OF eaOh
bottle. Sold 10y drugsIS generally.
y. B.-BewaTe OF those poor nostrums purpoTfinf
TO bs the best an the world. jaA ly
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PRIMITIVE HABITs An old couple and their
son from Schenectady, IN. W passed throug h
Syracuse on Thursday on their way to Ohio where
they intended to purchase land and settle perma-
nently. They had adopted the primitive style of
travelling foot because the old folks were afraid
to trust themselves on the cars or canal. The old
folks had several hundred dollars In cash, and
said they averaged nearly thirty miles per day.
They went West by tine turnpike
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vented by the renowned
" Soyer," on his return
from the Crimea, and since
his decease is manufactur
ed by CROSSE & BLACK
WELL, London, from the
original recipe. The man
uiacturers simply ask for it
a trial, convinced that IL
must add to the already
large consumption, and
that 1t vii prove itself un-
equalled, either as a stimu-
liant to the appetite or an
aid to digestion.
OPINIONS OF THE LONDON
. -
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WARRINGTON, FLORIDA.

Class No. 10: White pine. No. Il. Black wal
nut. cherry, &c. No. Is White oak slaves and
heading. No q. Iron. No. q, Spikes and nails.
No. IS. Lead. zinc and tin. No. % Hardware
No.N. Paints. oils, &c. No. -. Cotton canvas.
No. 81. Flax AID cotton Irvine. No. 81. Glass.
No. y. Leather No. 50. Hose. No. 81. Brushes
No: IS. Bunting and dry goods. Nos Pitch. tar,
r0sln; No. -. TallOw, soap, oil. No. 81 Ship
chandlery. No. ~. Stationary ma WV
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lJ-In Buffalo. last Wednesday. a child six
years old, was sent by his father for Il pint OF
whiskey. Curiosity tempted the little one to
swallow mOuthful or more of it. and Le became
intoxicated. Soon his suffrrinuS were intense
and he died during the night.
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Y TO THE AFFLICTED!

Il HIS Great Purifier Of the BlOod, the INDIAN
NEGEIARl.E DECOCTlON, prepared by Mrs.
NJ. cox, Of Baltmnre, is one of the most vslaalls
medicines now known 10 the faculty. and a, popu-
larIty Is increasing daily. For the cure Of Dyspep-
sia Fry ipsas, Rheumatism, aud al diseases II the
Stomach, Blood and Skiu ~ - found a. he a most
eIhcasiuus renecy, also diseases ui the Liver and
who can testify - the good results which have fol
lowed from MS use. We take pleasure "a referring
bestowIng lncalcuiabie benefit UPun suffering hu-
manly. IL Is tor sale At Mrs. CoN'S Resid.ncs,
principal Drug Stores.
Agents IN WSshngtnn-Chas. Statt. corner Pa
avenue and 9TH street, Browns Hotel Squared T.
B. WIater, corner street and Vermont avenue
and the Druggist. generally. Also 10y X. - r. CIs-
sell GeOrgetOWn.
The best reference can be given ia or out Of the
city. and numerous certificates seen By calling gu
the Proprletoress. mar I7-lv
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GOSPORT. VIRGINIA.

Class No. l6, Black spruce. No. u. Iron. Nc
No. q. Hardware. No. n. Paints, oils, &c. NJ
2; Flax canvas. No. y. Cotton canvas. No 8
Flax and cotton tTine. No. 81 Glass; No, 5
s.. Bunting and dry goods. No. 81. Pitch, Ia
rosln. No 50. TalIOw, soap and oil. No. 80. Shi
chauulary No
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THE GREAT VITAL REGENERATION
TRIESEMARi

Observation-Disclosures by Royal Letters Pat
ent OF Eng and, and secured by the Seals of the
Ecole de Pharmacie de Paris and the Imperial Col
lege of Medicine, NlaanA-
No. 10 Invaluable for relaxation, spermatorrP.
and physical exhaustion, and liz a tonic
No. completely aradlcates al traces Of those dis
eases that have been hitherto treated N the
ard pernclous use OF copsvIa and cuhehs
No. hiss entirely guppaated the injurious use Of
mercury, thereby lnsurIng to the sufferer speedy re-
lief dispensing al the impurities and roofing out the
venom of disease.
TRIESEMAR, No. I, and s, are prepared in the
form of loZenge devoid Of taste or smell, aud can
be carried IN the v6istcOat pocket. SOLD IN TIS
cAsEs, AND DIVIDED INTO SEPARATE Dos "a as al mir
lstered BY Nalpsau, Lallenan, Roux, RECORD, &c.,
&c. Puce IS each. four cases in one FOR 81,
which saves IS; and IN 81 caseg, whereby there IL
saving Of -. To be had. wholesale and retail. of
DR.. BARROW, le4 Bleecker S., New Work I'm.
medlatey on receiving a remittance, DIR. harrow
will forward the Trcsemar 20 part of tho world
securely packed and addressed according 20 the in
structions 0f the vrit~r
:, For sale ~ this city BY FORD BRO, corner Of
rs av and nth st mar Is SIN
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THOS. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.

NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS
Every person EMIT ed tn the right of presumption
to any OF the lands within the Townships and parts
Of townships above enumerated Is REQUIRED to es-
tail ssh the same to the satisfaction Of the
and receiver of the proper land Office and tnnks pay
msn hsTt9r rs soon as prdcticdt!e after seeing this
notice, and before the day appointed for the com
mencement Of the public sale of the lands cmbr acng
the tract claimed: otherwise such claim will be lnT
ielted. THOS. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
NorE.-Under the regulations of the department
Is heretofore AMI now existing, no psynct,t can lie
male for ADVERTISING procIamations EXCEPT To such
publishers as specially authorized to publish by
the Comm ssIoner of the General Land Office.
5-wtIstSPp
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UIpIUIH0.

DE- e9SSsWEts NEW NEW M MEEPIcst SALT
Ri $$$$$$$s%$EEFs Sf$ H $ERi$Ss ssssE
NEW s sEbE:1k SAtE
Mn SS% SsB BIcjT $ SIT.
NEW MEDICAL SALT,
E ESs IIs sEI.SSSs Rs s, 4 4sL1
EEos IIS MI ,MsToEy PI,s.sKs oxLY
Such as
such as
such as
Such
~ Such as
HEUMATISM NKURALGIA,
INPLAME THhOAT AND UNGS,
IS5,n sIBRSEhsGGLt1thsss !
DISEASES PECULIAR To FEMAL 5,
rNffif S fSIS ~ s,f;'
Have You tried this Moilelne'
Have you tried this Medicine:
Do not delay.
DO not delay.
Have you read the Circular!
Have you read the Circular:
Read sd the the c cire@isr:
Read the Circular!
Sold by sill Druggists IN Washington.
Sold by ali Druggists In Washington.
Sold by all Druggists In e. orgetown.
Sold 10y all DTuggIsfs IN Georgetown.
Sold by all Druggists Everywhere.
Sold by all DruggI Everywhere.
Depot in WASHINGTON,
Depot In Washington,
Depot an Washington.
J. p. MIT.BURN, q CO, w lizards Hotel.
J. II. MILBURN N CO., Wi ards Hotel.
Price 81.
Price 81.
Price 81.
Chronic Package S2.SO
Chrome Package S25.
Chronic Package Sass.
Try il.
Tryit.
Tryit.
TRY THE NEW MEDICAL SALT
ID C. TAYLOR & CO., General Agents,
ma 24tr 202 Dock street, Phiadelphia.
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IL THE GhEAT PAIN ANNIRILATOR.
AND REMEDY FOR DNSPEPSIA, MAX
STOMACH AND WEAK BOWELS
PREPARED BY 4 CHEMIST.
b"TTLhs "a > ana - cents ana one dollar.
DISCOVERY NFD,csE

b"TTLEs "a = ana ~ cents ana one dollar.
THEGREATESF DISCOVERY IN MEDICAL,
SCIENCE.
HA F.SftDR MES ct q E-AI 4. shuHit - k-pt
la all families Of accidents or sud- en- slcf
ness, as II frequently cures IN less time thAn n re-
cures 10 get q phy sicIan.
u curss pain IN any Part of tie system and is used
externally and Internally.
= As the freq aert CHANGE of the weather pro-
cuce = BAD Cold, Rheumatism, Pain IN the Limbs
and Body; also, SUD Neck-everS person should
get bottle. " acts ap0n the Nerves. Muse g.
SlneTs, Hood and Bones; end by ITS warnitaE ei.c-
tTGHiaghetc pISer o. pea al psn from tLa >, stem
Get a bottle aud Try al
NJ; B..lf Yea have C0rgh, uCs HA4T9-
HORNE'S PICTORIAL SlktP or Win
World. 10y " wv
IfyoG are Bilious, usa HARTSHORNE'S ANTI
mach and Bowels, carrying Oa ali Bile aud Foai Sc
CretlOns.
The abave medicines u lie had atau Drry StorAs
an Washington city; KIDWfII N CiS~EIl at
GEORGETOWN; II. PEEL g. Co, Ales.Edria.
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NJ THE MEXICAN
lVl u + A N q l. " Nj r. ~ T.

nj UsTAN TN EMIT.
The popularity OF the MEXICAN MUSTANG
LlNlMENT is cOextensive with the civilization of
the globe. Other articles To Gg!SriGs pain and
dIstT ess-thIs Family phy sIcIans. Govern
ment Hospitals, FsrrieTs, Planters. Farmers, Live
~ men, &c., have practically demonstrated THIS iact
throughout the world. No article ever before re-
ceived such undivided praise and support from
Medical and Scientific ~ IN.
RHEUMATISM
Ulcers, TumOrs, Running Sores, ScrOiula, stud
Joints, EelOus, Swelling, Burns, Bites, Boils,
Chaps, Neuraisia, Salt Rheum, aud all aches and
upon Non sPa . GhTf GDPSs c upon
such as Ring Bone, Gall, Scratches, SPAWN, Poll
Evil, Sweeney, Hoof-ail, ETC., are subdued and
MUSTANG LINIMENT.
VALUABLE HORSE SAVED!
Mr.. 8. LITCH, Hyde Park. VT, writes -" That
the horse considered worthless" this case wss
Spsvin,D but since the free of Mustang Linn
ment, ! have sold him for $50 cash. Your Linz
ment has been doing wonders up here"
49, BROAD STREET, PHILADELPHIA, Pr.
(Extract.l "In lifting the kettle from the hTe II
became unmanas esble, tilted over, aud soaldcd my
awful sight the Mustang LninCHt appeared 10
extract the pain II ic slei F.Pidiy, without sore
"Yours truly, CHARLES FOSTER"
Such language as this is hut the constant and nat
ural echo wherever this article ls used.
This Llnlment Is Indispensable 10 Planters and
owners OF Horses and Mules. Mr.. JOHN DAN
IELS. Montgomery, Ala sold a slave for sam who
Every family should have il. BE very particular
and enquire for the Mustang LInIment, and take no
other.
Sold by all dealers Throughout North and South
America, Europe, and all the Islands of the Ocean,
Tor IS cents, 81 cents, and > per bottle.
BARNES & PARK, New York.
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UISCKLLAIKOUs.
WARREN WHITE SULPHUR SPkiN"S'
W.RREN COUNTY. VIRGiSiA.
rh;. pIEkSANT MOUNTAIN RETRBAT

This PLEASANT MOuNfimals1S ne
Vi" : g e: *: T " T.;
o II shs ' se.sos om the
I'M to M and AlexandIis markets. such as Crabs,
IIy,d Hones, - from the markets of the Valley
and Mountain adiaqent :" the Springs.
pa sengeTs from BALTIMORE, Washington, Rich
,nond and the lower country, will leave Alexandria
"a the morning. ana reach Buckton Station by the
ComlortabIe Coaches will be in readiness to con.
vey yIitOrs to the Springs from Buckton, dIstaoee
line Of Coaches connects with the Manassas Gap
Railroad.
Board for LIST week - .--...-.s
a. "a :, .----
&c n,I --....'..---..-........ ~ ~ ~
Children and Servants half the above rates.
TO families, or parties engaging Board for several
VIII e the I principal
MANAGEMENT and control, aided by competent male
FRANCIS G. Fox viii ii be superintendent.
ma 25-Sm
IMPRESS STEAM LINE FOR PHILADEL-
The prOpellsrs C. C. hEsf and Seymour, of
this line, now run regularly % 9n pS
RY THGRSpRY, Of i o clock N. and Pbiadel-
'H'' h'hh Bk tft9A2 FS 1921 Hssns.,
IS NostS W RhSESrf PSiila AasIfdssi
The propeller c. c. Algsr will leave BOyee & Tay-
at II o'clock For freight, which will be taken at
reduced rates, apply TO
164 and loo Water St., Georgetown.
". b. The Express Steam line connects at Phil
adelphia with Baird Il Loper's New York and Phil
adelphia Line and is now prepared to carry freight
direct between the District and New York. No
II. H. TAYLOR. Agent,
ma Is IL West street, New York.
NEW ARRANGEMENT;
BY STEAM TO PHILADELPHIA IVA CANAL.)
ThTongh in % hours, direct.
The fine steamer JAMES JEROME will make
regular weekly trips between PhIIa- IT,
delphia and the District. EnSaAsE5>
Leaves Philadelphia every Satur Ez<=s<1zzz.s
day at II O'Clock m.
Leaves Georgetown every Tuesday at 70 o'clock
m.
:. Goods received every day at both ends of the
line,
The Jerome is guaranteed to insure at the
lowest rates.
For freight apply to HYDE & DAVIDSON,
Water street, GEORGETOWN, ID. G.,
Agent in Philadelph ia-TH0S. WEBSTER, Jr.,
No. Ia North Wharves. ma l2-tf
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COLUMBIAN COLLEGE,

II.
The hrst term beng about Ia close, the public are
informed that there vii, he q few vacancies made
for new pupils, and but few. For terms apply 10
the Principal, q. r. EUBANK, to the under
signed. WIN. r IGfiIES,
fe RWHS Chairman al tha Faculty,
FOX'S EXCELSIOR CIR HACKERS a fresh
-. lOtof FOX's celebrated Lansng hurgh CIR ACK-
ERS received to-day. We supply dealers IN th,S
cILy At the same rate they can %" got froia New
York city. KING a. BURCnEII.,
mail corner OF Vermont aVeEua aud 18th ST
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HAT AND BONNET
BLEACHERY.

HAT AND BONNET
ii BLEACHERY.
Ladies' NeapOlitan, Straw, and Leg horn Bon
nets, snd Misses Flats, and also Gentlemen's sum
mer Hats,Straw, I.eghorn, and Panama CLEANED
and REFlNlSHED in the best manner. aud at the
shortest notice, at NJ Il e. III. MORSE'S Hat and
Bonnet Bleachsry, BOG r. street
N.B.-Also. Bonnet Curtains for sale. ma linn
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IA Its
VI KINDIING AND STOVE WOOD,
WHITE AND RED ASH COAL,
BALTIMORE COMPANIES
CUMBERLAND, LUMP, & SMITHS coal!
full assortment of al! kinds ALWAYS on hand.
FULL WEIGHT AND MEASURE GIVEN:
FAIR PRICES EYPEcTED!
Wewish IL understood that We design doing n
cash business. Persons seudIng thpiroT W "a
please send the money or have II ready when the
fuel is delivered, thereby saving the frnule Of
sending fOr'it.
We would saw To thnsa faw persons having &C
counts. We consider them due At any time va pre-
sent them; consequently we eX poet the money when
presented; Il. }. x w. NJ. GAIT.
loot oil l7th e., below Mar Depart't. II
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NEW ARRANGEMENT n,S ,,r

COVERS SULTANA SAUCE,
- For HOT OR COLD DISHES OF ALL KINDS.
This most delicious and appetislng Sauce WAS In.
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OCEAN STEAMERS SAILING DAYS

=, The Havana mai steamers leave New York IN
ne %, 18th, nth, and 9th of each month. ard
Charleston on the Attn and 18th ~
The California mail steamers Ieava Nav vo,k nj,
the 9Th and 2Dth of each month"; " vi
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:, CIass No. 5. Whlte OAK PrOniscpous timbsT. No.
II. Ash, cypress, white oak boat boards. No. l..
Black walnut, cherry. No. Il. White ash oars and
gicko'y bars. No; 10. l.ighumvitas; No. p. Iron,
No p. Spikes and nails. No. d. Lead, zinc, and
tin. No. %. Hardware. No. n. Paints, oils, &c.
No. % Flax canvas. No. p, Cotton canvas. No.
Leather. No. IS. Hose No. 81. Brushes. No. 81.
Bunting and dry goods. No. 81. Pitch, tar, yosin.
No 81. Tallow, soap, oil No. 50. Ship chandlery.
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I AIDES BRAIDS, PLATS, CURLS, BALI
u Ut st spd Penn. AyeGpa dS-SI
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DR. JoRRsoNs REMEDY ron oRGAs
AMI gMpOT.k.NlsV

YHE MANY HoISAhDS cared At ths lusutSteu within
the Last ytsrs AID the important SErgi-
cal operations F,riOrBsd BY DR. johnson, itnesssd ~ s
reporters Of the pspt and other persons uoc.s 81
which have appeared agAn aud hsfos the public
ttss bTs standing gentleman 81 character aud rsspous
tii,iy suegsnt EEArsn;ss 10 ths Affected Jan z5lr
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I UBIN'S EXTRA CTS, all odors, at GIBBS
Il Hair Store, near 18th strsst. and At his salss
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Children and Servants half the above rates.
TO families, or parties engaging Board for several
persons, a reasonable deduction will be made.
Mrs. r. PRITCHARTT will have the principal
management and control, aided by competent male
assistants In every department.
FRANCIS G. Fox will be Superintendent.
ma -2un
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ICE PITCHERS! ICE PITCHERSm-Iustre
- ~ oeiVeGi hne and large assortment ofvpse(>
ram, Chased, and Engine turned IC n AA
Pi rCHERS. Being plated on the 6H.s, XIX
9uailty OF white metal. we can warrant them ~
10 give entire satisfaction.
MAJ $50 Pa ay bet OH !. nj Ir,N -,
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CissH no IS RSFRIUT OF GoLnMBNih'
q. Spikes and nails. No. IS. Lead, zinc and TN.
No. "A Pig IRON No. g. IIa,dware. No; p.
snss a1 T His NS 81 ill Class 81 Nc g. Leather
No. 49, Tank md galley iron. No ~. Chain iron.
10. a. lnsot copper. No. a. Bellows. No. 4S.
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Dste.
Witness.
hereby certify that tho above named -
are known to mo as men Of property, and Able IA
make good their guarantee. Signature. G. ii.
Date.
To be signed by the United States District Judge,
United States District Attorney, Collector or Navy
A geht.
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WAIER! WATER. WATER I-WM ~
w DOVE Co, are now prnasrad y, ir. "
me water into the premises OF parties drSriDS n
States. 4'AN ny tho L hiteu
u You want your work done promptly and M C,i
prices cali At No. 800 Ninth street a few .i,iar
north OF Pennsylvania avenue. where NAV b- G,nnj
complete Assortment of Water, steam AMI O..
. ma m
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The following are the classes required at the re
spective navy yards:

Class No. 5. Whlte-oak promlscuous timber. Nc
4 White ash cas-. No. Is. White-oak slaves an
No. q: Lead, zlnc, and tin No. IS. Hardware. NC
q. Paints, oils, &c. No. % Leather. No. IS: Hose
No; 81. Brushes, No. 81. Pitch, tar, rnsin. No. 81
Stationery. No. Al. Fire wood.
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L AGER BEER.
PaIrI Sc. ISL Z ST., t'ro doors east Of III a,
- i I'd u IN the daily receipt OF The Icx
-. ia t. Nu'h BEER, now ackn,,wI al ped 70 lie
f,l Isv.|aga ms country. Orders for this bsaIth-
I hevTnaSei ether IN large or small b"tiiSs ~
- g, P' 49,, p h.isri and delivered FREQ nC cbsr,
WINES. ahd FRENCH
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-04-21

Promote Digcstronand mpart tone and vigor to
the system. In their action they tonic and al
terative, am mildly laxative. The do not grippe
or nauseate in the least; at the same time they are
certain in their action. curing habitual costive-
nt s., sick headache. dizziness, loss of appetite,
debility, depression of spirits &C., &c.
Asa FEMALE PILL. they have no superior in
Amenorahca, or suppression of the menscs, and
other monthly diseases. These Pills cfectualy re
move the exciting cause, and restore the patient
to health in few days.
These Pills purely vegetable, containing
no mercury or other dcliteri0uS drugs
These Pills are given in doses of one pill after
dinner every day until the disease is removed
If the disease does not yield in A. hours, increase
thu dose to two or three pills at a time.
Manufactured with great care bv DR.. K. ID. For
ter, 96 Third Street, Louisville. ky, and sold by
druggists generally; price % cents per box
Any person who does not live convenient to an
agent can have the pills sent by mail postage
paid. by RENTING % cents to the proprietor. OF
five boxes for one dOlllr If YOU desire health
ask for PORTER'S DINNER PILLS, ind USE
no other. Jan. -, 1883. 9---tf
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-04-21
To Make Excellent Bread.

Take eight quarts OF wheat -four,
spread it in your mixing dish, SO
as to leave a large cavity in the
center; pour Il sufficient quantity
of boiling milk, or water, over two
quarts of sifted with corn meal to
scald it thoroughly, and let it stand
till it is only lukewarm, turn it in
to the flour, and a teacupfull of
good hop yeast and a little warm
milk or water; stir 1T well, mixing
in a portion of the -four, and let
it stand ten or twelve hours in a
warm place; knead it well; make
it into loaves which will rise, near
the fire, in less than an hour
When baked well, this bread is
light, sweet and nutritious; quite as
good as bread made of potatoe
yeast, and it keeps moist longer,
besides being saving.