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T'HE GREAT VITAL REGENERATION
Il TRlESEMARI ~

THE GREAT VITAL REGENERATOR,
TRlESEMAR!
THESE AR-PrOtected by Royal Letters Pat
ent OF Engan and secured by the Seals of the
tcole de Pharmace de Paris and the Imperial Col
lege of Medicine, Vienna.
No. Is Invaluable for relaxation spermatorrpa,
and physIc exhaustion, and is a tonic
no completely eradIcates all traces of those dis
that have been treated by the
and perncious use of copavia and cubebs
No ) has entirely supplanted the injurious use of
mercury, thereby nsurng To the sufferer speedy re
ei dispensing all the Impurities and roofing out the
TRlESEMAR, No. I, and 5, are prepared in the
FORM OF oZenge, devoid of tasts smell, and can
be carried IN the waIstcoat pocket. SOI,D IN TIN
CAsEsi ANDpi yGDED ISro SEPARATE DOSES as admin
istered by taiPeau, Ialleman, Roux, Ricord, 4 G.,
which SAVES Ss And in H cases. whereby there is
DR.; BARROW, ls4 Blocker St, New York. I'M
m !s1 on RECEIVING remittance, DR.. Barrow
VIII forward the Trlesemar to any part of the world
securely pack and addressed according 10 the in
struati6ns of the vritar " 40
For sale in this CITY by FORD RRO amman of
Pa 8v. and l1th 81. mar I5Sn
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~ No. 6S.I
NOTICE OF THE POSTPONEMENT IN
PART OF PUBLIC SAI,E IN MINNESOTA.
Notice IL hereby given that ON the sales ordered
by proclamation No 60 dated January T. la5l t. be
held At the land ONCE at CAMBRID T. in the ate of
Minnesota, the 18th of May next the lands with
~ the following townships are Withdrawn. viz:
RoTiA Of IAe base has aad vs.t otts JouTth priHei-
pa! E7sridids.
Township 90, OF range ID.
townships 81 and ~ Orange q.
townships 81, 81, S., 81 anG: 81 OF range o.
townships i2,-53, 81, s., IS and 81. Of range q
rownshlps 3, IS, 81, IS, S5, and 81, of range "A
IoxnsniPs 70 -, Sc and %, of range 25
IoWnshps 81, S. and ST. of range 81
townships "a, 81 and 81. of range "a
inIs Sithdra w1 was made because IL WAS tho in
.o.ion OF ne G1neral LAM Office la Offer in omen
~ ~ MAJ next oGly the pine snds of Thai ps,t
sus in snrP ' si that Proclamation will he is
coming fall at,ha 70 bringing into market in the
MY oi the lands In Minnesota that ha We 6ess Y
edtnTveyed any surveyed, pine lanie n"t a aohs
justsd, along the lines ofTaiIroads as lar as ad-
By order Of the President;
.. fHQS. A. HENDRIrxs
Commissioners Of the Gsaercl Land dAs,.
VIZ ,, leo'. ap il-2aWcw
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GALE OF UNITED STATES MUSKETs.

ORDNANCE OFFICE, I
WASHINGTON, April ~, lSI]{
PROPOSALS in writing will be received at the
Ordnance Office, until the 18th day of June, l35 for
the purchase OF all any portion of bty thou sand
United States Muskets of the kinds aud d. lyeIabIe
at tho places mentioned below. viz:
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FREMONT HOUSE,

yTREMONT HOUSE, - .
Il CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
The Propretors, having added, during the last
year, many now improvements, sueh rs 4
CaTpetlns and KeiurnshIng, Introducing V:AV
new Water Closets, Bath Rooms, and ev ks..E
cry possible luxury and convenience thrOug h0Tt
respectfully invite Pahc attention to its SEED
facilities for their accommodation.
Ths House, bsiag the largest hrScass Hotel in TIE
Northeast,
and Its locality, corner of AXE and Dearborn sts
IN the lmmctllate vicinity of the most fashionable
places of .musements, and close proximity to the
different Railroad Depots and Steamboat Landings,
and
Is the Catrs Of tie mos! desirable BUSINESS Portions
Of the City,
presents superior Inducements to the traveller, TO
business or pleasure.
fe2I-Sm GAGE. BROTHER Il DRAKE.
HNHE LAGER DEPOT OF SHULTZ Il CO.
Il Is At No. 4641l 18th street, the City Post Of
6Se. They promptly flllfrse of charge for delivery
all orders for kegs bottles, sent to them person
or received through the Post Office. Their Lager
manufactured in Alexandria, is the best now sold
in the United States and their terms extremely
moderate. They have also on hand very fine as
sortment of HUNGARIAN WINES at low prices.
fa la-Srn
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A TELEGRAPH NOTICE.
"A NEW line Of Telegraph from Washington
North Is sdyertlssd, falsely represented connect
vennah, Montgomery, Mobile &c.
Now; the only telegraphc connection with those
points Is through the lines underline control of the
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH COMPANY, 10
which Py virtue Of the ownership Of Morse's pat
lawfully belong This, therefore, is to give notice
that the same charge will be made on all messages
sent by the new line and delivered to any station of
the Magnetic Company in the South for transmits
sion TO the above named or other places, similarly
Company at the place of their origin, the nearest
convenient point thereto. J, KENDALL,
mar q-d General Superintendent
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THE NEW MEDICAL SALT IS FOR SALE
u IN Washington, Georgetown, and vicinity, and
wherever the Star Is read. 10y Druggists generally
As 1t IS not patent medicine but the prescription of
New Medical Salt mar If-tr
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GRAVELFOR

I lSES SHlRTINGS AND PILLOW LIN
pamask Table Diapers, In all grades,
DHmask Table Napkins and boilers
prices, " Wv -""o''
Birds Eye Diapers. in all grades
Damask and Hue kaback Towels
llnen Canbrio aud Linen Lawn
80 dozen Linen Cam brio Handkerchief, from 6,/
osnts to S2.50 each. ,' ~
WIZ many other desirable goods, all of which will
be sold at the lowest cash prices. "
WILLIAM R.RILEY,
app corner 8th st. and opp. Centre Market
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u NOTICE.
DElNG In very infrIn health and dsslrous of set
ting all claims against the estate of my late hus-
band, tGov. Sam'l Sprigg,) As well as against my.
SELL request all persons having claims against
either viii forward the same to the subscriber at
Washington, ID. c., at the earliest practicable mo-
ment. and do hereby revoke all former agencies or
power of attorney by me relative thereto.
VIOLETTA SPRIGG,
Northampton, Prince Georges county, Md.
fe l7-eotf
Annapolis Republican, Upper Marlboro Advo-
vocate, and Bait. Sun please publish cost and send
bills to this office for ayment.1
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MANY MORE WOULD TESTIFY, if neces-
lV1 sary. Descriptive Circulars, with MIA
may hr obtained from any Druggist who has this
valuab BILE medicine for sale,
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nR. GOGGSWEIi.S ANTIPHI .OGISTIC
~ SALT. Price, 81; Chronic package, Ss5o ID.
z; TAYLOR CO., General A gents, 22 Dock St.
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& UNITED STATES a.. FRANCE!
nn, " Pixies PURE OHIO CATAWBA
BRANDY against the flaming, Fictitious Liquors
manufactured IN France for this market Since the
analysis made by DIR, Antisel &C hemicsl Examiner,
y. ;. Patent Offce) published in the city papers,
Boston, and Dr. Hy ram Cox, OF ncinnati this puro
medLclnai andy has been recommended and pre-
sale and pure article for Invalids. To be had at
DAN'L Il. CEARKE'S
mar % and corner MARYLAND ay and UtL 81
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TN NOTICE,
Il o MY FRIENDS AND THE PUBLIC
have been adding 70 my stock Of cheap andy1uN
useful articles, and would name TOII.ETAO
and CHINA SETS, cheaper than they have
ever been sold IN this cty-sets of a pieces NJ
foL -; TU vi BI.ERS as low n 20 cents per DOZEN
Pl4ase cal and examine al No. SIS Penn. avenue,
de q SIN JOHN MenEyITT
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Honi Prof. Baehs.

WAsHINGrOy, Feb. IA, I253
nave used Pais Of Glasses of Brazilian Pebbles
They are clear of excellent gure and we'll mounted.
a. ID. BACHE.
Penn. Gyelus, between ~ aud 9th streets w.
TOBIAS AMBRUTYPE ROOMS,
Where yom Will obtain a good LiEeness canal IN
any other Establ shmsnt and at moderate charges.
fe I8-2awD d cow
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w. PLANT, UNDERWATER, No. ais nh
street between G and II, keeps ~U- /,
constantly on hand every article re- .sE-xzzza
CURED 10 his llne-a fine H EARSE.
RATENT CORPSE PRESERVERS, &C., &c.
dis charges moderate and his attention ins tant
on gall any hour of the day or night. Hacks fur
nlshed for funerals at the lowest possible rates.
9-Iy
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From The ldts Hon. Jsisf BRtle,
WASHINGTON, July II, las,
was recommen ded to Mr.. ynO. Tobias as skiilfu
OcuIst, aud as have eyes Of remar kabie pecuiari-
", was gratlhed Ia Ind that Mr.. Tobias seemed TO
comprehend them by Inspection, and some slight
neas urement and he has made me pair Of Specta-
oles that suit me admin ably. A. p. BUTLER,
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90 BROAD STREET, PHLAnKLpHrA. Pa.

(ENtract) I" In lifting the kettle from the FIRE il
became unmanageable, tilted over, and scalded my
hands very s5Xere,y, almost 10 crisp. 1t was an
extract the pain. 1t healed rapidly, without sore
ness, apd lett no scar of account.
"Iours truly, CHARLES FOSTER"
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MISCELLANEOUs.

CRAND OPENING OF FASHIONABLE
" sPf3ING AND SUMMER BONNETS.
Mrs HELLER invites the ladies' of Washington
NG. ami Vicinity e her Il grand Spspins Of .aN
SNSStnd LA DIES DRESS CAPS, COR *
SETS, EXTENSION SKIRTS, GLOVES,
MiT1'S, COLLARS, and SLEEVES, and the
very argest stock of FR ENCH FLOWERS.
u Ladies, don't forget to call on Thursday,
Friday, and Saturday, as she will have an opening
III No. "a Market Space, between 18th AND 9th
streets. ap 14-eolm
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RRONCHlTIS, CANKER, RHEUMATISM
h and Neuralgis have been cured by it.-Jsfsr-
soariHe Iad.) Democrat.
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NJ THE MEXICAN
Ni II II q I. n NJ = ~ "
MUSTANG LINIMENT.
VAIUABLF HORSE SAVFD

FdI.UdDtsE
Mr.. s. LITCH, Hyde Park, VT, writes -" That
the horse MAS considered worthless, !his case was
SPAWN but since the free use of Mustang Lin
ment has been doing wonders up here"
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Honl rae Hon. Sscrsayy Of State Of Vi,s,x,n.
Ex EcUTIVR A

Executive DEPARTMENT,
RICHMOND. Dec 81. 1853
De1r Sir: Gov. Wise having shown me the Spec
tacles You sent him. and discovering TINT The f,ous
was precisely suitable tn my vision, Kindly offered
10 enclose them tn you, To have Glasses slbsti
tuted i have since received them and am gratIfind
that the Glasses fully meet my expectation and
give my eyes great relief The pebbles Won have
used are really superb. enclose herein the amour M
oil your bill. Very respectfully, &C..
JOHN TOBIAS, Esq, Washington, ID. c.
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TOBIAS, OPIICIAN
42s PENN: AVENUE, BET. 81 AND GIN Srs.


most respectfully inform nv friends and the
public generally, that have removed to- tn .o
ab!ve place, where may always be found, toSSI
sun 81 that require my aid, with SPECTA-S ~
CLES, or having GLASSES fixed to suit all Sights
As 10 my capabilities, and the satisfaction | have
generally given, will entirely leave the public To
discriminate from the many testimonials in tins city
and elsewhere that have of the emf ent en-
uemen In the United States and particularly desire
my advertisement IN the National INTEL genc.r to he
read as guide 70 those who wish TO be well suted
90 not suit at hTSt sight pretend To do mel
tneT 90 warrant mime any other Glasses To suit
you Ioi space Of SIX years, YOU will read i'm an
advertisement OF another person, which is all stuff
rms certainly new phase to endea VOr TO improve
Doctors bad business. will not Impose anon or
Insult an enlightened public, TO endcavOr to make
them believe such nonsense. | can only add that NJ
your eyes do not undergo change, then will war
rant you my GLASSES to last you forever,
You Will at all times find in nv Estabiishmen, q
a large and well assorted stock Of SPECTACT ES
and EfE. GLASSES, with real Brazilian Pebbles
and hne Glasses, lno wonderful Venezuelan Crys-
SCOPE 9SEbti RESpING,, WATCH Ma
variety of other useful Optics. annex few sf tie
many TESTIMONIALS " '"'
From AS ExcstIsHey, the Gorernoy Of Virs,nia
RICHMOND, Oct. 5. 1854.
! have tried q pair of Spectaces obtained from
MI Tobias, and lind them of great asst stance to INV
sight, and corresponding with his desert ption Of
their focus, recommend him as skillful Optcian
HENRY A. WISE,
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WE SPEAK BY THE BOOK. We have tried
w 1t: IL has complete control over lnaamma
tom ackS0RriIl Pa.D Nstc Era.
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I TRIED IT FOR FOR ANEURISM of the Alb
Il dOminaI AOrta- In ten days the pain WAS gone,
T. w. FIrzsMoNs, Phil'a
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CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.

JAN. 3l.-In the Senate, Mr. Bigler propos-
ed an early readiustment of the Revenue
Laws, so as not only TO meet current expen-
ses, but to pay any existing public debt. Mr..
Foot got the floor upon the Neutrality Laws,
and spoke against Walkers foray upon Mica
ragua, commencing Capt Paulding for his
interference with Walker, and censuring the
Government for the equivocal instructions
furnished to the former. He said it is humil-
iating for this Government before the world to
disavow, verbal quibbes. the acts of its
subordinates and he believed that the Cabi-
net at W Washington winked at the expedition
more especially since Walker was suffered to
go unwhipped OF justice, instead of being
sent to the Penitentiary. Mr.. Foot would
not vote a sword to Paulding but would offer
that which would be more acceptable to man
Of his standing, the recognition of faithful
services to the Republic. Mr.. Crittenden
said that Paulding committed no error what
ever. The taking of Walker was the arrest
of justice upon the criminal. He would thank
Commodore PauldiDg for the heroic manner
in which he fulfilled his duty and preserved
the peace of the world. Mr.. Seward, as an
act of justice, would propose joint resolu-
tion that the President be directed to inter-
vene for the defense of Paulding in suits a.
gainst him arising from the performance of
his duty. The Indian Appropriation bin was
next taken up. The only feature of interest
IN the discussion was an amendment looking
to the abolition of the reservation system. In
the House after some attempts to suspend the
rules, Mr.. kilgore asked leave to introduce
the preamble and resolutions in regard to the
slave-trade, to the effect that the existing
laws should be faithfully executed, and the
Executive promptly sustained in bringing the
vioiators to punishment. The motion to sus-
pend the rules to introduce these resolutions
the House refused, lis Yeas against "a NAYS.
the Yeas being less than two-thirds of the
House. Mr.. Houston asked leave to intro
duce bill to contract for loan of twenty
millions of dollars, and moved suspension
OF the rules, which was negatived. Mr.. Has
kin wanted the Willet's Point business to be
the special order of the third Thursday in
February, which the House refused. At the
evening session, Mr.. Davis of Mississippi
spoke in favor of the acquisition of Cuba.
He thought France and England were not in
condition to interfere, and there never was
period when its forcible acquisition would
be less injurious to them than now Mr..
Fottle thought that the object of this Cuba
movement was to cover up the iniquity of the
past by starting a new issue which appealed
directly to every sectional and factional feel
ing IN the country. lie thought il would have
becu more in accordauce with the condition
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CoSvICrIoS FoR CUTTING TINBER.-The Le-
sislature of this State, in 1921, passed an Act
OF Assembly making il criminal offence foT
any one to go on the land Of another, know
ing it to be such, and cut timber trees. Lyon,
Shorb Y Co., Iron Masters and the owners oi
4 large body of timber land adjoining the Ty-
rome Forge property, says the Altoona Iri-
6une, indicted a man by the name of Thomas
Dougherty for violating the Act of 1924, and
he was tried week before last az the Quarter
Sessions Of Blair county, and convicted Of the
offence. We are informed that this is the first
conviction under this Act, before Judge Tay-
lor, in his Judicial District. The decision is
very important one to all owners of uuoccu-
pied timber lands. 1t being requisite under
the Act to show the guilty knowledge of the
Defendant, to convict, and as most persons
who carry away the timber do so under some
pretended claim to the land, it is difficult to
punish them.
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CLEARFIELD, PA, FEB. 8, 1859.
"oMNIuM GaTHERUM!

(which being interpreted means, what
mixl'" was the classic exclamation of our
neighbor of the Republican, when the call for
a Peoples Convention first appeared last sum-
mcr His vivid Imagination doubtless pic
tured dissensions and divisions in the ranks of
the Opposition and defeat staring them in the
face, and, probably, in fancy. he was already
indulging in the ecstatio pastime of tossing
up his beaver and shouting ''victory" But,
alas for the talIacy of mere human calculation
the Buchanan Democracy were last fall the
worst whipped sscommunity' that has entered
the political arena for many years.
Just now, when view the motley group
that composes the Buchanan party
white spirits and black,
Blue spirits ami grey
that arc all jumbled together, holding adverse
opinions, and each trying to get the ascendan-
cy and the control of the s'fiesh pots,' we
know no better way Of describing the aspect OF
that party, than to borrow our neighbor's excla-
nation s.Omnium gatherum-what MKT
In days gone by, that proud organization
boastfully called itself harmonious but that
ssglory'' has departed, and, at this time, they
might appropriately be termed the distracted
Democracy. 1t is not alone on the Lecomp-
ton question that differences have grown up
among them, but on nearly every topic of in
terest that now presents itself, they are divi-
ded in sentiment On the Tariff: we find the
President on one side and his Secretary of the
Treasury on the other, whilst the rest Of his
Cabinet entertain almost as many diverse o.
pinions as there are members. In Congress,
we find some Democrats for ad-yalCrcm and
others for specific duties-some for the Pacific
Railroad and others against it-some favOring
Internal Improvements and others opposing
them-some for acquiring Cuba by purchase
and others for stealing her outright, whilst 4
few are for including Mexico, Central Ameri-
ca and half dozen or so of the South Ameri-
can proyinces-in short, on every measure.
and every material Recommendation of the
President, these s.harmonious, . .sunterrifed''
fellows disagree. There is no bond Of unity
in their party-they are, TO use cur neighbor's
expression, s.in a MIX unable TO adjust their
differences, and, if let alone, will, like the
Kilkenny cats, destroy themselves. So appa-
seriously discussing the question whether 4
Democratic party exists at all, and one, the
Washington States, has come to the deliberate
conclusion that the party is in reality defunct
institution, which even the spoils of Office are
not sufficiently potent to rcsuscitate.
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What a. Southern Paper Saws,

IL reference to the scheme of annexing Cuba
the Charleston, South Carolina, Mercury saws:
$40 our understanding, the whole scheme now
before the country is impracticable and vision
ary. However disposed the North might be
to obtain ''the faithful isle,' on account of the
advantages commercial and for Defence that
anti-Slavery section, having control of our Go.
vernment, is not prepared to buy and annex
Cuba, as additional slave States in the Union,
and will never be. Spain, too, is bitterly op-
posed to selling. Without war, Great Britain
and France will not permit its forcble seiz-
ure. The United States are not ready. either
TO seize Cuba for the shortcomings and imper-
tineEces of Spain, or TO fight those powers.
Entertaining these opinions, we differ to some
extent on the practical question from Col.
kcitt. In fact, we regard the project, now on
foot, and under the present circumstances,
however differently viewed by Col. keitt, as a
mere scheme of politicians for moving the po-
iitIcal waters in this county. Mr.. Slidell and
o'heFf residential aspirantswill derive inciden-
TAI prominence by leading a popular current
Oi ieeiHS, no matter how idle and vain
DouSias' too, In his treacherous designs to-
Mdiu the south, strives to exc out his misera-
Die snort mons skin of spurious Democracy,
Oyifhe additional patching OF this cheap vuI-
pine ultraism of an impracticable hobby. But
the great object sought is. to raise new issues
Ito assnage sectional feeiing-to CHANGE If
possible, the front of parties-or, at any rate.
under the clouds of confusion and distraction
to effect once more party triumph, without
the hazards of the fatal issues of the past.''
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concurrent in action, and that is In the pur-
suit of the spoils. But even in this most i'm
poriant matter they exhibit the same diversity
Of interest and policy observable in eyery
other regard. The course OF thu present Dem
ocratic Executive has been signslized by ih=
indiscrimiBate ostracism of the surviving oi-
ticc-holders OF its Democratic predecessors
And in respect OF future promotion the rival
factions in the ssparty' are more intent each
on the defeat of its rival, than on the ever
throw of the common-enemy. Unless these
domestic dissensions he harmonized hy tbs
prevalence of more fraternal connsels sup
pressed 10y the pressure of overshadowinS
peril, we are not warranted in anticipating :h-
cordial cooperation of the yarious factions
among the sspartv" in the struggle Of 1869.
Even the potent spell of the spoiis will net
now avail TO subdue the demon Of iiscori
among the Democracy.
Ii is no absurd speculation, therefore, 10 in
quire whether there be Democratic party -
mong us ? In fact, on elaborate inyeitigation,
we are constrained to return a negative re-
spoDSe TO the question. There is no such en-
tity as a Democratic party. Greater coaiE-
sion of tongues and opposition OF interests did
not prevail among the children Of men afl-r
their ambitious but abortiye attempt in the
plain of Shinar, than are now visible ia tho
broken ranks and mutual animosIties of the
once harmonious and triumphant Democracy.
Il is time TO arrest the progress of this de-
plOrdbic decay. II the Democracy woEid
maintain their ascendancy, they have not
moment TO lose from the work Of repair hE'i
re organization.
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AYERS AMERICAN ALMANAC tor 1859 is now
ready for delivery gratis al c D.Watsor's wAo
is happy 10 supply all that call for them. Es
cry family should have and keep this book
1t IS worth having. Comprising much general
information of great value; it gives the best
instruction for the cure of prevalent coIG :
plants. that we can get anywhere. lis anec-
dOtes alone are worth a bushel Of wheat, .nd
It's medical advice is sometimes worth 70 the
sick, the wheat's weight in gold. Many q:
the medical almsnas are trash, but this 5 SOLID
metal. Its calculations made I,lTpoSsiy
for this latitude and are therefore correct.
Call and get an Ayers Almanac, aat whsa
rot, keen IL.
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STATE FISASCEs.-The State Treasurer cs-
Inmates the revenue for the current vesT e
S4,0SS, 800, which, with the b@lauCe - the
Treasury at the close Of the year, syIl! make
total Of 81, ,9SO, ,S27. The ordinary expenses
including S250,00 to the Sinking EGnd, Hs
estimates at S3,l5l ,ol7, which would leave a
balance in the Treasury at the end 0f the yes=
of 81. .S29, so. This estimate would insgi-g
an appropriation of $, l,25o, 00o towards the
extinction OF the State Debt. and ws ;.T3Et that
that appropriatlon will be made.