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, 1859-08-26

CEAI.ED PROPOSALS FOR FTTRNISUTNC
~ Suu y si,.ss NY unssl4 oi gooa. sonnu,
~ I2, " orI S.eilAcoon viii b.
master until . oelOck AN, on SATURDAY, IL 10 b
aax ~. q Sepssmoe,, IsSy. s,,, !. -. =. =.
~, ~ ~ - essvessa Mon tms - time Hnt
must have been delivered. ~ W fsii ,t,Isis7ptl y : n
Proposals viii 10 received Tor the whole amount r-
bushel should be befporiied. gg;iiica sF53'
Each proposal must be nccnmDaned by the written
guarantee 0f two responsible persons ID hoolmo the
sureties Tor the a execution or any CONTROL baaed
Escs p,oSc,'i ,,isst H. = y. a.. ,
nao % os 70 tne Acung Assistant QnAlermaster,
" ~, @ ~, ~. Il Inc Ie.ef.es ne right 70
rlecl ny oI ~ nnonla he thnk The inlefesls Of
Bidders are Invited 70 be present at the opennr or The
, 1859-08-26

THE FmGAGE GENERAL ADMrRAL.4The New
York Herald publishes an interesting report Of
thepassage Of the new Russian frigate General
Admiral Che largest wooden shipin the world,
built byW. H. Webb, cf New Yorl) from Now
York 70 cherbourg The actual running time,
deductiug difference Of time, was eleven .dars
and eight hours; and the greatest dissapce made
y one day, three hundred and seven miles, The
shortest being one hundred and fiy-three miles.
The AdapiraIvasg greatly admired in port among
the Russian and French war ships She was %
Y leave for ofOnstadt soon afear the gyth ult ! .
, 1859-08-26

J AstlhickS sOrpntas wAsrrb n Nih1iicsos.-.sA hdiss.
dispatch from Washingtonsity. dated July l7th,
says that Juarsz, one Of the aspirants ior the
Mexican Presidency, would like the assislanco oi
ftcn three q 6ve thousand American troops, ops
commanded BY brave gentlemen and efficient
officers; but desires no aid from rowdIes Or Gil.
busters lie aays be has more To- fear than 70
expect hcn such help. He Is determined 70
maintain disposition, anddoes not doubt his ablI-
ity'to doisosd sgasss ai yitellAe $3.50
, 1859-08-26

CoNs or TEMPERANCE M mteuar, AZ Coca e.m,r,.,
Division No. take place every alternate Friday Evenn
In the lower room 0f the Melhost EnisconaI ensh Si
eoom Memhers Sf oAer divisions 10 rood sisnsIine ~
vted 10 attend. F O' r. MEEKRik. n Il
, 1859-08-26

BRUTAL AssAULT.-Last Saturday evening, q
man named James Riley committed brutal as
sault on one Cooper, both well known as old resi-.
dents Of this county. It seems that the two
came to town during the day, and, having par
taken freely Of bad whisky, started for home to-
ward evening. On reaching Coopcr's house,
some miles from town, an alteration took place
between them, whereupOn Riley knocked Coop
er down, and, while down, threw heavy grind.
stone upon him, breaking several Of his ribs.
He then took fence rail and beat Cooper about
the bead until he was tired, when he LETT him for
dead. On Sunday, COOpeT's life was despaired
Of but since then he has gradually improved,
and is now, we learn, out Of danger. We have
not learned whether Riley has been arrested. a
, 1859-08-26

THH PoEf MADisos MiLIs we ave informed
BY NJ. =. 7. Thonas that Mr.. Meigs, tho enter,
prising proprietor Of the Port Madison Mills, has
recently added to his mills a now gang saw, after
patterns long in use in PennsyIvania This Sd-
diticn doubles the capacity Of his mills IoS saw,
ing, without corresponding increase Or expense.
ExPerimsnts were frst made with the new ma.
chinery on Thursday last, with the most satis.
factory results. This with othsrimprevements
in contemplation ~ AIr. Meiss,, win soon sna-
bic him 10 distance all competitors in his bust
ness His enterprise merits al the success We
wish him. 81 .Hll9i sgaigg ffsqi 40 10 f1if q
, 1859-08-26

PAcIFIc RAnRoAD CoEvESnON. announce
ment was made some time since Of a Convention
to be'held in California, with the view Of consid-
eripg and adopting measures to facilitate the
construction Of q Pacific Railroad The hope has
been expressed that every part of the American
Pacific coast wOuld b represented in the Com
yspsion, and Washington Territory and Oregon
partisularly invited TO participate. The Gcuvsn-
tion meets on the 2oth September As yet no
action has been taken here, that We are aware cG
Cannot Pieyce County send . dalcgatcid There
are several ofoouT citizens, now IN California,
who wOnld doubtless cheerfally serve Is repre-
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, 1859-08-26

IA wELL-AssORTED Lon or DRues AM
n Medicines. Theywn BE- sod d lols 70 sut o. tht tho
Sgshers cheap 10 cash Inquire - he susfS sIois ID
sisllncoom. li..-. l....l. ! ~ ~. -. a1al
, 1859-08-26
BTEMACOOM LODGF. No. /

uIk Isgasr meeting ofolSmpla LSags, Na I. = =.
l. Ofthe Independent Order of Odd Tsilovn Il
held every Saturday evening, at 6k O'Clock, n - ~. =
ne paang toImeTy occupied b. wm. Antlsdl lIO dsoI
An member IN god Standing IN ne order are invlsd
attend. 15ff &C. HLANKRNSllIP sesaT.
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ge '~s'euia's. aH, for a.. .u,r-,.,,o,, ., a,,,ei
DocrOR SMITH. -uro,,, p,o,.r
- Icsrsr PuVsCi.S Apvss~t.,>,. ,,t,,.s.
d''''ei h'' whole suertio. =, ,hs t,~s,g,.,t a
f.rm. a., ,-" q s'' 'H'ir 's-t-s. -ad rrs g1l-a,cd
Is, "'' rFra' success - those ls,. .,.,,,,,, -
s,'''u'' es'"s ssch were errn,stIy eos.is.ri -,
- uei'rt 10 esu-nend h,al % th, pshl,r =, -,
M,,h,. - ,,'''' 49, PaiTcgstc which be- hs. received
80. -, .', 'Ar' eisht tssrs pr = ha. treated ,~,.
80 ea'es OF Private Cor i,l.ipt. an ,hr,, s.c
- .'n' 80 ,lnr"ss practice which 40 ,io,h, -,
d. I,it.,,,, - ~ , .''et r'NsiriaHs uow adVrut.irr
a.. - az ''t o. ''aric ca.s - known uh,r. b,.
. ~ 81 sinetl, followed. I'D rn-d,e,sr. ,sL.n
In,,.., =, NJ s'ihoui sicciHr radical ani r.r.
~ fnrrrinTe. pstsons AT ictrl va. g,.....
. ''' -hoNe nlfur~. .s'la matter h.,, I,,r..i, - -
M es.- he - -1ui4 40 veil - e,ii,, ~,
~, 20, oiii-r. No. III Suath Frc,lrr.rg ,,,r.t
'e i1i etri sh,u1 b.ar ~ "a i.i tbat d. = A., a..
my sl.'r phrsc,an afsrfi.tr.. VII IA. ~ -,
I'- ',""i ~ attention - the treatment Of al.
H. "'-dir'ir, lr- free frrn Nrr-urv ,-, ~ ,;..,
ro'''' pat up % neat aGd compact f-.,. ,rg -. a.
49, '' Pi'''c ~ private bouss. or vtlr tra,,i,,,
N''h ~ ''I''ar~ 80 hildrnHrc from bus a... and
r-rrs.arv ~ ''' - ~ H'ct
W" sT" rail urol every G.rr asvs n, cur. c..o...
".'r','' m % -rfr 'uFT",.i g. a.,c been eur.d -,
ar1 la. l..frst OF y eh ,r-r- r,fy ,b.-s ~, -
"'o ~, '''t'm D., Mercury 90 Cr., a. .,i ,h.,,I,,c
seemed 'o hv -ll. tui in l,,r.f nr .Dorter -, h
'1inr sht c.u'-. hfok. aut tn n. ", s.t a.. , a ~
cult ''tn' pod t-'Hr ni-rr. ~ th~ throat n-..
~ - - "''."' .'"i','n' "i ih~ .kin, pains ,w-nt,r
" "''- 'f' ~ srr1.nt 1T the aYnhet Of .arh
ea'-' which have 'atrl, aus, NJ, care arJ m.
""r"'r suhrting which i't- utgi. ct Or ic,p,,,.,
'A""nt O" ~" me- st-.as e the is..,s mn, c.,,.r
pt >nth thinks II HI i.y T. advisc the rior,,,,.
T''he'arig 'i'anEos. O. - careful that ,h-v ar. ,t
''r. yri h} Ju.ss ,.ar rf.s-s.r.f. .. 60 -
~ho make rmis~. - ttch c.u.dn.i D. f,,flit -
bN The 't "Nr~r"oc~'l ~, ,-i'a. Nv nessc, 81 r
'n''' NE Piit- q oi,'p red1ced 90
I"~ which n'sk"s in~ tcu-I d firrIi 20 c,,.
-. T'fr- al shuuli b. 40 81 the i,,,.,,,... .,
r'n'",'Hs iaI Phys'e.', g. esfy stage Of The
CONSrirt tTIcNkL EaI my
l"n's NJ" h~wntr ot the 40 cru. ~ laI,.-r.
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? O + ETR Y
TIE LOST HIRD.
~ WILLIAM CULLEN Esr.sr.


7fsnsiai,d rro-s Hs Ssar,,S Of Carolina C,,..,s.
ds P'uy.
aiy bird hs~ down away
f'r out o. sight hs, GoWH I kao~ no, ~h.rr.
Look n ysur ls-r, rrsy,
- maiden sind and isir
AhG zee It nv beloved bird =. th,,.
His rye. are full Of light.
Inc ''s'- S' 'h- rocs ha- such rye.
Ani p'um~s exceeding UngLt
On his smooth iempi., ~.
And sT'e' his voice sHd '-ri-r a.A.gS
Is as-7r - era.. is gsv
With ssnH'er s,o,.ors,, happily there he eou,r,.
Al search tom 'rrsy to pray.
The leaiy 'aufsl huu,r.,
F-f vel h- !oscs ,b- ls1s,'s sat he T. ~,r..
Fini hin. tui DO not Jreu.
Wrh rycs ioO fond on The Tar form, you see.
Nor love hi. ,osg leo vel;
s'ni kirn a, once. 20 me.
Or lesv; h'n 10 'nr air ani liberty.
For nsly f.om ny hard
lie 'ss,' ,a- sect info ti' golden brax.
AHd al un4 i?et shall ,'ard
Tie tear, thatwet M .Ls~s.
TIL have i,uni the waaderer I,stk.
Nv ,,sh, /, tlfkenelo.,r.
Wa7nsFI 'n''' h'' -ye'. iea'are 10y tay.
And, when hear nolE,.e
The music OF ui, lay
Nv soul, IN utter sorrow. isin', away.
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o&5s SS;ir,ipis .a,ra c2Issss.



Et-r,> fasx Pass .. plhif.hed weekly a, Tire
D5ilSs asd FJts Csai' per aHhHH. Al paid "a 90
rtae.. I~1 D9LLARs.
Gt-Nb-s-VsT pay meat - deferred h-vosd the ,spi
tatt1a % the yc.F tntrtr.t vii bs eh.tgcd.
ir.crip'tp., ioF.k uoaih. O-s Dsi..gT aad Trsa-
~ hrs Csais. 20 be- pad ,Evsr,abis "a ads .aes.
RATES Of ADNER rlSING.
~ The ot .dsettsiaE are Tor .gusT- or less
Oas DsyfiS. fr thrre tous-lsrrrt ones ia the
..u. prsportioa. Eleh Continuance Treats pee
Csafs per .gaare.
~ % be eca-iI-r~d hV the oath
wear uai-s. .P-eih-d % the Ms.a.eupt, Pts'CE.-
iy .rrssd urrn b-iw--R the Psrti-s.
IrNs aiycftt.r1sea' not nsrkrd on the copy fnr
,r~cii- nb-r ~ as~rtiYas wiil be cNatiuB" until
-rdrreA sst aat rsymcst s,-isd sncotdiasiy.
gr-as.-...s Anvrurtas~s~~s - T. ss''i aav mts-
uairr.tsatpy the p.st sltls Aunuai ta'rFl--~Fs.
"a .. rrpp~r a. .,atr dinrfH. that their nftNsirsv
aniv -N'~ai.tn tkrir tinneiistr ba.tae>s Kssi -
tate L. ral aad az other tAdsstt'emsnts.rutt - tacm
- - siiiuoa a. rhsrr~. sHd no VARIATION
r. ~ fraatisaf adrtrtissa6Hs usi = -rtd for ~
|,.,k GALLAIER co.
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Agency Of Insurance.
B. W. he R B Err 7,

('pS riNuEs 10 rire r,aug' sHrnuaa =. t'I
" ..aH.1rs nf OBI. ls.ursHr. GI.31rss. arf Is
prepared fa nrr...s.~ LiFE AND FIRE fN-tI.
ANtE il aaf a.nIul.s rrlufnt. .r 1~ .taH...f
f+r g. "sIraa.r c.urHsE irrr..i g. .rH.. .i.st
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q rftr .t I..s
De .hr Haasss stores MiIs narrs Pa..s.
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fvt''f ...--ir.1 .f Fsft.nhl pf11ffy tl ..Hr.ry
100 F. '..f..f sfttlsf Iass or fsHasrr tt uf.
aB rt..- Ia ile tss, C3npaaies Ia .a-
HH-' sore
eco Ilr trs ssrts irs1frd rrfva th.a.s sf
fr 'alr 4. ..ft.. ra.ts i.r a peri.f n. ols q.
10 fe v.a.t
''a ~ cases .f ..s. rari-r'ar arrn.i .ir- s ritsr
..o rrif- p" '.r parties irsurri = IttersI aflusi.
"i~nt A'' n'"'1 u. Htfafrf Uf their atnIs
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W y a'lrr. f-eef.f.v Tigrn % afdfessed ta Jas q
lIas is.Ns Fasi Nauer Chsrrsnun. ur
.AfN p W HERBERT
.t,,-, Arrri f Jrfsfsnu C.unfy VI.
.o. NJ y = Ar-ots Poet JGee Cbarsst0wn
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ol' DID not sll,s them 20 rufi NY ten.
per. or disturb my eompo,utr i..t.a
upon them only a. "a trs ssri,s %, o.,
'"'"y Cousci.u. # my own -,ciItuAc
sbd integrity. / ire.tsI ttcn Nth ..,,,
b-csn'e felt aud kpcW tb,t al NV I.ti,.
anu ssisso lif' would stanrlicu sfte,l.
"eh'aeuy 'hsi they bore up n th-Ir fac tu
open day, ic!o-e the world 4 mya.s rtst..,.
,"u srlniin''hrs sud especially hr,au.r
during the Who'll. tiAe that they ~. a.,
s'"'e circulation. tt'r they tsV. ir-r ou',
hNri shd worn out fr tie la.t ts a.. ,r
',u''. e. years there va up one men ia
'"e Sh''c immunity wto h,I tlc r,cL .-.s.
"'S' 20 slhhG sponsor fr sug "n. o. tt.ul.
~ - ISSUE. .H. r.,....-t. t....,. ..
he> ifrri fhcv 10 tetrsc Ev.,L.d, ,..f
ul' nobody t''r Ny rrau..l ,rt. .,..,.
Rr"''hIN ~hi.perei !u' u,p .f~.rft ,a,
h"''f, ~ 'sNtug is t,l.,.F ".
'h,re ~as n oc si.u ou vLie. uytet, u
''arh'''T w. t..,t.ri iu . o. l,l..m,f..
~ !n'r'r To- IA smIa'.e syI " ftf.,. i4.
10" ctednI"ga Prn'i-m,u. tao~ o.. f.,at.
over The s'suaturr ot Es. .,.i,.." ,r xb, d
hc was promptly held t." sp,r.a.a. r,.t.,,-i
hiliy when be very bon r..iy q fr... ..,..
Hc'i "i'ci.iG 81 an ay,,. ~ l,. b.. '...l
upon enquiry Il ibp,c 80 tsi t..te.,
,nJ ,L.,L ~ "' ''-" tn''.'i.
81. ''' - 'N' Ef'ntd
IL, '' CO.. upon m~.
,on,,, s..,. '''''' i"' b.
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hIrs aud saui.r~ .i,.. upon o.. ,,., .,.
'h'rlty he Ia, cllr.,I ur,p r-. E..
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49,, ~, u" r''i'r ''f'"-"' 20 'a' nut
C,,I -. ''' '' "'' A''H"' 80 tear
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- '''' 'h ''" ""' 90
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80 ',s ,''- ""''r' h'1 that e'-.. ic
mat. ''.'D ''>' Pop. ~ party
=, - 1-N ,,''''''-,''f. 'n4 hat.rrI
II. ~ "NH N-'A'If".
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with those L,It,- al
a.4 known ,.I VII, t..,,y ,-. -,
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am A drune,.d and ,,.,l., g..
n,,e i,,., i, f,,, X ',,,.y
me .lner Lr ara.li ,,t.,u.,i -,
f.w da.-sso. tIath. had y,.,, a.r.,,I,'
IN pr,.u.i',ytL, u ,,.,..,'. h, K,
that va r.,,t,t.tE., .o,-.,,, ~.
aniitwa. bur short ,.,. .,,.. I,.I
csjg,i aI.tt.r rron, fl,nd diu.,i,,t.c,,,
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NOTICE.

"A LHtRr Mnisr BE- anfhof,ysf ts .sttis ,, a..
- haf'nrss n ~ ls'@ a-n A. rsrs-ns lssstt.
fallT fsqaesf~f 10 settle foffhwrk
FTh ", l-5s SMITH AgLLKR
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Life Insurance.
Penn NUTUALLIrE INSURANCE COMPANY
or PENNSILTINLi
capital S7J0.00O.

capital S7j0,0D0.
CHARTER PERPETUAL
4! the or.Bs ttytt-t a'pu1r-t l.a p..t-e Nr'1.
rrs,vrrs YEAR Ia-'a,, Tuy MI.Iai csr1;a-
- - M . fW or ~i,f..
DANIEL MILLER P-r,F--'
StNItl.E STOKES. W. President.
iIiN ~ upENEE secretary
Pr~r.irs may - pad annually, srm.-4uuu-l.
.aer--iy
pr-snn, who no~ '1.r-r gill p,rss- 90 lalI
g-afS fs,'~ui ua 'hr ist, 90 JsHuary next
persons mav 'nsnr- iaetr owu Iiyes sl3 crrtt.
Cor ~ ltv.- ut l-tfur-.
br.-r. p-tsr g-urll.fs B,-r Form, m eve.
g. ,a...ar'i1n co mo- 80 .i.-. r' Niru.l Lie Co..
uaog' rHasgr. r-fs'1fiiy 60 ~ mah.
LOSSES ~ VIRGINIA PAID.
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F~. .-t. y. ifl-r~ag- Saep1s' .s'u4a. 2rtN
F.u.4 .s.s...f E.i Nsrlu-tI.s 5000
" q s .,sf..~- Ki. tun-t, ZOO
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= .4...- Gao aiuy = 900
MEDICAL EXAMINERS
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q y Apfii z isae HtDGEs TRffsspf
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MEDICAL HOUSE.

~ 'rssr 70 sToFd iAs riicfss .s,.-s, ,,d .,,
Ve '''s'o"ia'd. aHd for T.. .uJy-ss,,sr ot s~oei.
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Nff.h 2" Ell CAMPBELL
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Cash ,or l!e.ryes.
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to above is.t.r. 81 oriassly
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.hs " -tts iattsr psrt rs bssa sissy.4
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ARRIVALS AT PRINCIPAL HOTELS

.NAIlONAL HOTELS Adams, r. Howe
Miss Howe, Md; Miller, Va; Z Ii Stevens, y
G;oF Cosby, pc; Knowles, Il Gstcheii. Nd; j
! Rs9kI1g, Pa Mamaug n. a; Miss GIaiton,
fiEG Hyatt, jr, Md: II n Lulnpk n and faIni!y
GA w ps,t ton and lady, Y w S6uthaIl. Henry
"a lady, Mrs Thompson, Miss Thompson Miss
n22r2l Va; o : FI'zsimmHn ms, Ill; w W Brown, }
W1LLARDS' HQTEL.-G o Marcy, Miss: DR.
N Rurkbaek, + HuugOn, J. ii Msthin dsie, d :
Hines, n y; DT swain, g A Saunders, Va. j G.
G0G pdI Ms, Akin, Ala; fassitt, Pa; Jas
geiley, Ind MOye and family, Miss Move, DIR
Dubois snd family, Mexico: b Wilson, N Y.
BROWNS HOTEI.-M " Townson and lady.
Ms; TylsT, ny; 6 " Done san, Tenn; Miss
chambers, NY; w Egerton lad lady, NC; T.
pnehsmp. La; DIR G Hulss, do; J p Msthee, Vs: 9
Mc6hee, DO; Miss Smith, do; 4 N Porter, w II
George and lady, Ala; + Rsrrptt,-; G Powell Zen:
T. Hartssuft, l. K Beever, do
HARDWOOD HOUSE-N Gseep USA; w II
Allen, Nd. G w Williamson, do; J Porter USA;
w A Hoffman, NC; W Searfsld Ny; g Lock,
wood, Me; w Greeks, Pa rhUfnton, Va; p Il
Hawkins. NC Il Mlnns,l NC; II Thornton, Va
UNITED STATES HOTEI.-H Jamss NY:
= smith, !. a; X A Sinclair, Va; j w tireeu, do:
Nsugha, RI; q III y EItzhugh, Va; Mrs Fodfrey
No sd; BInn, Ny; W T,to4",e, Ala, ii u Mofit,
Md Stewart; La; II Etlark, Pa; Mrs A Ia
bTenchs, La; Prof ID Arnold. do.
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D The London Critic Of May % says that
the brilliant success Of the American Atlantic
Monthly has suggested to Messrs Smith. Elder
Il Co. the desirability of starting magazine
upon the Same plan, and it is believed that
after mach negotiation, that enterprising firm
has prevailed upon Mr.. Thackeray to accept
the editorstip. The rumOr which was referred
to some few months back. that Mr.. Thackeray
was engaged TO write for Messrs Smith, Elder
q Co, for salary Of e., 500 Il year. arose from
former but unsuccessful negotiation respect
ing this. 1t IS now stated that Mr.. Thackeray
has consented TO bind himself to write for the
projected periodical, and that alone and that
there will be associated with him in this en-
terprise, some of the greatest and most distin-
guished names in modern English literature
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v The Buffalo Courier, In an article called
Greeley on Rail, requests its readers to i'm
agine the philosopher in a night car, occupy
ing section in company with a nervous inva-
Ida timid old gentleman who breads the
wind Of heaven as much rs a sensitive plant
The might is chill and damp" for the rain ID
pouring. Conductor exclaims MIR. Greeley,
''Open that ventilator, or / shall die" The
conductor promptly obeys A current of water
laden air rushes In, penetrating to the very
marrow of the sick man He bears II for few
moments, shiysring and shaking like a man
rscked by Maumee ague. Conductor" at
Last he squeaks out, shut that ventilstOr, or
shall die" Conductor stands at a nonplus
Presently third party calls ont in a grud
voice" Conductor, open the window, and kill
one Of them fsllers, and then shut it, and fin
ish of 'tother."
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THE EVENING STAR.

LOLA MoNTEz IN NEW PART.-A London
correspondent Of an American journal announced,
not long ago, the conversion of the Countess OF
Landxfeldt stating that she had ''quitely settled
down, humble exemplary, religious woman, in
her own domicIl, in Piccadilly. In brief, she has
LEFT the boards Of the theatre for the platform Of
Exeter Hall; fighting for praying; and, turning
pious, will turn no more Pirouettes. Somebody
has thus told the tale in rhyme: ....
While young and hand soms, without measure
Lola gave her soul to pleasure;
When that, At length, became fatiguins,
She tried political intriguing;
Next see the nimble Jade enohancinr
der slender purse by public dancing;
Tired oil the stage, she falls to hect0rlns,
Bgilylns, hghhng writing, lecturing;
all weary OF each wanton bias,
she turns summerset and-plous!
How strange life ~ ther 0scs spurfous)
WAS ever history 90 curious p
While she had power for good or evil
She gave lt freely to the devil -
Grown old and ugly, weak and thin,
Without a charm To Offer sin,
She glves-'tIs all shs can Afford
The poor remalnder-tO the Lord!
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NorrcE OF rHhE sH biiSss'5;bNrlNuANcE OF
THE J. RURU9Es,, "CHARITnN{ n 3
TIL sTiTt R ~ fRwkA LAND DISTRICTS. IN
Notice is hereby given that, in pursuance Of law.
ADD in view Of the fact that the unsold land in each
Of the above land districts is reduced below ONE
rior has directed the discontinusnoe Of said dis
tricts, the Offices for which are situated NJ CHAIR
TON, DUBUQUE, and OsAeK, and that the vaoaI
,nds therein be made subject to sale and entry Al
FORT DIS MONIES. in said Sta,e. ..-r
Lands remaining unsOld aud Inappropriate BY
law and subject to entry at the ofices now dlscon
tnued, will cease to be subject to entry at laid of
&c from the date Of the receipt OF notice to thai
eject By the respective registers and receivers
thereof and the land oficers at FoRT DIS MoINFs
will give public notice of the day which they will
be prepared to receive applications for entries fol
any such lands at their Ofbos.
All persons entitled to PATIENTS at either OF the
Offices at DuBuoUx, GRAFTON, or OsAsH are re,
qnested To call Tor the before the Slst day o
July next. as. ter that date, they will be trans
Etted to the General Land Once, Washing ton, fol
delivery.
Given under my hand, at the city Of Washington
this l4th day of June, A. ID. 1859.
Acting Commissioner General Land Office.
ia lS-w
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MEDICINES.

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use OF MRS. NJ. COX'S
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