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sd WITH IMMBNsB ffl
HOME AND EUROPEAN DEMlND,

The reason why, is that By Nstsre's own process
restores the natarsl color peIm.neatl after the
thus makes IT grow on bald heads, removes all dan,
drnn, itching and heat from tbs scalp, suiets and
ache, and may be relied pom TO cure AL diseases OF
the eoap and hair 10 stop and keep from li
and q used BY the young two three times " eek,
i will never fall become gray; then reader read
the following and judge for yourselves:
Mssrs o. - weop q oo.-e.nn.ues: a.yirr hesrd
hair be quite gray made up my npd 20 iay ~,
prsndees which ia COMMON with great many persona
ago commenced usins your article il for myself
The result, h.. bee. satisfactory that very glad
did So ana IN justice 70 you well for the
ment Of Others Who may be bat who having
willing 70 give trial MI ihey hay. fur,h.,
proof and the beet proof being ocular
,hs n; y. wire Railing E.t.bi.hmsnt every day
rearsnce every way being siossisr and thicker
Corner OF Columbia and Carroll sts-. srooiiy..-
Lrusssror Ala, r.b Il. rss
Pnor. Woop-Dear Sir: Your Hair Restorative has
.Iish,y diminishing fer several years eso.ec suppose
nom slight burn when Was qut. infant have beer
have = Of growing amer having used al
other remedies known TO effect think the val
that to use your remedy Yo1 Can publish this
think proper. Yours, sc, e.w. hnDLrres.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. Q, 1857.
FBor. Waop-pesr Pr Your Hair Restorative provno
ftee highly beneficial The front aud the bach
part 81 my head almost lost its ooyering-v f-c
have used but half bottles
now the top Of head IL well studded with
crop Of young hail. snd the cnt also receiving s benefit
rave tired otter preparations without benefit what
ever Think from personal reoommsnd.tcn,
D. B. Tsos.s. NJ. D.. No. sss Vine ssi.s.
The Restorative is put up in bottles ofthree sizes
VIZ large, medium and small; the small holds
pint, and retas for 81 per bottle the medium hods
ST least ~ per cent. more IN proportion than the
small, retails for 81 per bottle; the large holds 0
quart 20 per cent more In proportion, and retalls
for SIS a hottie.
o. J: WOOD Il CO.. rroprietors, 3l2 Broadway
New York, lin the gre.t ". Y. Wire Railing Es
adjustment and ll4 Market street, -. Ions. Mo
:, And sold By all good druggists and Fancy Good
Dealers. no IL SIN
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BY TIE PREslIGHHGN e Or THE UNITED
STATES

In pursuance of law, |, JAMES BUCHANAN, Prssi
declare and make known that public 8: es viii he
held at the aforementioned land Off ,e In the State
OF MINNESOTA at the period hereinafter designated,
= the land Office at CAMBRIDGE, oommepc,n, nm
disposal of the public lands, isrefofore mnogsyea
IN the following townships and paIts of Townships
North of tbs base line and rest of the fourth
principal meridian.
Townships 20 and al, of range TO-
Townships 81, N. aad A.. of range2l.
sive; sections 80 So a. and IS oftownshiS 49, town.
Section: .. sps 4 IL 49, tanss e. g. and
81 of !, township 81 seetiSn, and2 the Of SEQ
81: 81, and g. Of toxnshlp So see IONS So incln,
ard - OF township IA; townships S., Sc 81, So and
Section 2; the n and the NV \ of section 4;
the Nj OF section 10; section IL the r. u of the
NE 4 of section H. the NE q OF the NE u of sec
to5 81 q Of 'owpsh y 80 sections To- H. H.
tons 2 ard a; tn. W y of section 5; sections
AND f. 't the SECTION see9n is TO- -
p; the Of section 49, sections "a, 26, 2s, ST. So
ard "a, nftownshp 81; tow nship IS, except the W
oi section 5 townships 10. 81 ~, -, 40, A.. AZ and
Ssell3ns Z snd :; the Nj 4, the N \ OF the NV
OF s sss9V 81. sgd I, re
sa on. the s ne .Swn "a IS
"a, OF township "a; sections to Is, inclusive the
Of sec ,Sn s. . sesS.: % Is Az 2 the
osSnsa f.. S Z r. rs a. z 2. ara Is; tie
and the NV Of the NV 4 on s sae Of town
the Of ssoion Il .econs and S
~ 81, e. and 81 OF township!5; townships IS and H.
sesilons 4:s.s:io,I q and u; section 70, except
lions !; and %. th, i nr Shs f !o sec
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THE CELEBRATED
DR.. S; ROSE'S MEDICINES,


These remedies are the result of thirty FIVE ye,rs
OF extensive and successful prsctice. AID are the
only IeIable preparations to cure the various Ills
that flesh 10 heir to.
DIR. J. $. ROSES COUGH SYRUP.o Elk
PECTORANT will radically cure Coughs Colds,
Hoarsness, Bronchitis and all Lung diseases Price
DIR. j. ROSES Alternative syRUP.
or Blood Further, for the cure of Scrofula, Old
EIupnons Chronic Diseases. Ulcers, Sweued n eek
ana all diseases arI.ng from impure state of the
blood. Price 81. ~
DIR. J.e.ROSE'S DvSPEPTIC COMPOUND.
The Oh y sure cure for Dyspepsia and Liver Com.
plant. Price 50 Gems.
DE-. J. s. ROSES PAIN CURER. IL is not a
cure 81 hut 1t alone has stood the test of IS years
CURING rheumatism, Tooth and Ear A ohes, Chollc
Pans n the stomach and Bowels, SpraIns Bruises
Palcs IL the Limbs JOINTS, Back. and Spine or nv
pain internally or externally. PIice, Il, 25 snd 50
cents a bottle.
lfyou wish to get cured OF any OF the above DOM
plants. get Dr. j. :. Roses genuine Medicines
which you Will know when genuine BY having sis
written SIGNATURE on the cork Of each bottle. Sold
by druggists generally.
N. B. Bewar. of those poor nostrums purport
"k III "e the oest IN the world ia Aly
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HARTSHORNE'S CURT-ALL
H THE GREAT PAIN dNNiHILaTOR
AND REMEDY FOR DYSPEPSIA. WEkI
STOMACH AND WEAK BOWELS,
PREPARED RY A CHEMIST
BoTTLEs IL, Is and 90 cents snd ore dollar.
THE GREATEST DISCoVERYIN MEDICAL
SCIENCE.
HARTSHORE'S CURE-ALL should he kept
In all families IN case of accidents sudden sick
ness as II frequently cures IN less time than IL re
CURES to get a phy slcl6n.
cures pain In any part of the system and 4, usee
externally and intensity.
III As the frequent changes Of the weather -ro-
duce bad Cold, rheumatism, Pain in the i.mbt
and Body also. StIf Neck-every person ,hou!o
Eeta bottle. IL cots upon the Nerves, Muscles
Siaevs, Blood and Bones and, by Its varmin. e,ec
tTonas netlc power, eIPels ali pain from the ztem
Bot 8 bottle and try it.
N: B;.If you have . Cough, use HAETS
H0RNE'S PECT0RhL SYRUP OF WILD
GHERRf-it II the best Cough Syrup in the
II you srs Bnious, Use HARTSHORNE's
ANTI-BILIOUS PILLS. They act pou the Liy-
or, stomach and Bowels, carryIEE of eli Bile ard
Foul Secretions.
TIE above medicines to be had ut oil Drug Stores
IN w ashingt ton city kiGvel Il CIsoeil q. 6 eorrs
town; IL. Peel Il Co.. Alexandra. oll-fr
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Miscellaneous.
By THE rREsr b bSSlSs pr THE UNITED

safe. q %snoa. IN pGr.usncs Of the pseyisions
the lands sold In the Greensburs, late st. Helena.
land district, an the State q and author:
approved AnSust %, issa. and Of the scts Of Con-
gress autborxnr the sale Of public lands, do hereby
held at the land ofoe at GREKssspns, in the stats
of LOUISIANA, commencing on Monday, ths sac Dad
"s Of pubic land .;Sssd the
limits of the following named townships and frac-
tional townships, according TO the approved pats
rssurveyed, to wit;
Soxth of the base liss and rest Of the principal
meridian.
Townships I, 5. and 4, and fractional townships
Townsh2s i, ! and s. and fractional township 4, of
nnge7.
Fractional townships |, 2, and 5, of range.
Fractional township |, o! range 5.
Soxth of the base line and east Of the principal
meridian.
Townships I. 3. 5. IS 6, and :. Of ranee1.
Townships S, 6 and :. Of raneea.
Townships and 2, OF ranges.
Townships 5. and T. and fractional township 8, Of
Fractional township 8, Of rangs6
Townships, of ranges.
Fractional townships ana 3, FRANCES.
Townships 4, 6. and T. and fractional township 8,
TowGshIp5 of rangen
Fractional township 9, Of range II.
Township 6, of range Is.
Land: covered y confirmed private claims. ap
proBrated by law for the use OF schools. IT. ltary.
and other purposes. tog ether with the swamp and
ovsTfowed," granted TO the State by the acts of
Congres approved March 2. 1888, and September o.
1885, Also all those tracts for which the patents have
been issued or applied for by the day appointed for
the commencement OF the sale, or which shall not
provisions OF the act Of 18th August. 1872 herein
before mentioned, trfH be excluded from fRs sale
The Offering of the above mentioned lands will be
commenced on the day appointed, and will proceed
In ths order In WIZ Oh they advertised until the
whole shall have been offered, ard the sales thus
oosed but the sale shalt not be kept open longer
than two weeks, aud private entry of any of the
,ands will be admitted until after the expiration of
the two weeks.
Given under my hand, At the city of Washington,
this lth day of January, Ammo Domlni one thousand
JAMES BUCHANAN.
By the President:
THOs. A. HENDRICKS.
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS
Every person entitled to the night of pre- emption
to my of the iens within the townships and trac-
tlcHal townships above mentioned, is required to
the same to the sstsaction of the reg ster
aEd receiver of the proper land ci and maxi pay
mani therefor as eooH as practicable after
this notice, and before the day appointed for the
bracing the tract claimed; otherwise such claim
will be forfeited.
THOS. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
NoTR.-Under the regulations OF the department
as heretofore and now existing, payment can be
made for advertising pIociamatIons cept to such
publishers specially auth orized to publish BY
the Commissioner oil the General Land Office.
.
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Or, PROTECTED
Selutisn Of Protoxide OF Iron Combined,
IN m Ms sss sfs to
al established medicine. Its
Efficacy IN Curing
Drsrspsia, Affections Of fIs Lirsr, Drorsy
Neuralgia, Bronchitis and COnsrnlpsio. Tss
denotes, Disordsrei State of fhe Blood, Boifs
Sesrry, Ia. Prostrating Eject, Of Lad 0.
Mercury, General Debility, and all Disease,
~Ateh rsqsirs n Tonic and Ate, afive Medicine.
The Proof. D eAonS, t sTs So
authenticated; and Of such peculiar
sssi ss so fsooS Ssn 5S
sos n not S ZEE. q q ssaTlssgsREx
but ITS range is extensive. becauseSsASEx
meln Gsssiss spsSS sDd yyrS Sss
ing M from s one cause e.; may be Sp[sd
hs. so often haiiied the highest order Of mcdics
ribe and the safety and efcac, OF the syr1e NEON
trovertibie. TEOss who may wish for an opinion
from dLslnterested Persons respecting the characte
OF the syrup cannot fail to be satisfied with tic fol
lowing among numerous testimonials IN the handr
of the Agents. The signatures those of geKtle
having ..r.rispo.a tn. ssn.ae.
mend It TO the attention OF the public.
Of Others whose intelligence Integrity are s.ogehei
nn1n.stioGsbie we haze no doubt Of -. eo.cy
Dyspeeia Liver Complaint DEo9sy, Seurssta kc Indeed
rs effects vouid be incredible tbs high character
OF those who have witnessed them ZEE
their testimony DO ours 10 It's restorative power
Rev JOIN PTEeposT, TEoHaa O. AaoIY
1HoEAs Al BITEs,
g. n KENDALL, Il. d. yAnrs C. Dun
6AEy1L NAY.
is well known medicinal effect Of Y.osord. Of
Iron ioei By even brief exposure
maintain solution CT Protoxite Iron further
oxidation. has been deemed Impossible In the rerur.r
syrup this desirable point s,iuea b. coxsparrop II
SAf BEFORE and this replace the
proto esrborstos citrstes and Eaterfs
Eetica. A A H.yxs n
Asesyer to the State OF Massachusetts,
70 Boylston street. Boetsa.
or sac by Druggists generally. Price for large
bottles, q; medium sized bottles, 81.
N. L.. CLARK co. Projectors, Boston.
For SAFE In w eshington 10y z. ID. Gilman, Specis
AGENT; Nalrn Pa mcr, John Schvart.e, l.. M
Smith. Y. Hsrbaush,, II. II. McPhersoa, F. j
ash, Joseph BurJ, Jas. n. Stone, J. :. Lovejoy
DR.. ID. y. Clarke, ID. Ritgely; and in Georsetowr
By X. J. CIsselI. and J. l.. KfdHeil. se "a in
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frayeleu' Uirseesry.

WASHINGTON AND ALEXANDRiA.
ON TIE 6QyTk fGziN
the Sth, Iesume her trips between r.
the above places. S470
Leavins the foot OF King street
Aexandr1a, At TIRE following hoars:
N, 9, o.. ~ m ~, <and 6 .. m.
i.saye Washington N
eS.s, VI a. m, s. g.. and IN pm.
Passengers BY the boat AVOID q tedious omnibus
nee OF Two M es, the tnconvenience Of being de-
Long Bridge.
Fare from Pa, avenue TO AIerandria lsx ceuts.
Do. do. foot az I'M ,treet I2,<
osnts. IA ~
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IL The Fair Haven, CT, people are starting
after North Carolina shad. They take Ice with
snem catch the fish, pack them, and return to
W The Aroostook Pioneer tells Of bachelor
residing In that vicinity, who recsntly married
and took his fair bride home, when his watchful
dog interposed and would not allow the lady to
occupy the same lodgings with his master.
II Some careless person succeeded In effect
ing the death Of the celebrated stallion, Black
Morgan, owned by Mr.. Petersham, Of Massachu-
sets, the other day, by administering to him
spirits of turpentine, instead Of linseed Oil.
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DIREor 10 AL FATS oFyaA
W II - IT.
SOUTHWEST AND NORTHWEST

WlNIbh ARRANGEMENTS
TWO THROUGH TRAINS ARE NOW Run
FROM WISHING TON FOk THE rESr.
ts follows:
lst. MAIL TRAIN stsrts 81 rs Q. M, SUNDAY
excepted connecting closely At Washington jane
ton, faF-CamheTsnd and Piedmont.
I'd: THE CINCINNATI, ST. LOUIS AND
CHICAGO EAFRESS CONNECflUN caves
Washington ~ $50 resohIRt CInoinBAtI s.so
Tran FOR LouIsyIile. Cairo and the Southwest, aud
for ST. LOUIS, Kansas, &c.
To view the GraEd Mounte'n Scenery ofthe v DAD
IN daylight, take either the 7<5 q. m. or see D. m.
trans from Washington.
For rsTkersbzre ana al Stations on the North
western Virginia Road take the a. y 1rsIn. For
Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad take the same.
Through TioSeis and Baggage Oh eots 20 al Guar
tors. snd every other posribic iacilIt, Will &c fond
WAY PASSENGERS for the Main stem Of III.
BstInore sne Ohio Railroad viii leave WaskInr-
ton "a foiiovs:
For az PoIcts between Washington junction and
Piedmont take the rs a. m. tram.
For ali stations between Piedmont and w hectns
axe the $50 y. m. Tram. To connect with the FREE
srisk frsln take the s-<o ,. m. TrssE.
FOR BALTIMORE AND THE EAST.
a. M, and sec and ass On SUNDAY 81 SEQ .. N.
oniy.
SIS ?. n. ON Sunday ct 81 q w. only.
Inc 7t1 and AS trans on!y Will stop at way
TONS and Tor AannpoiIs connections.
The q a. m. And $40 y. the chief coun sgt
,. m. trans for the east.
E2, further InioTmauon insulres t the Baltimore
=. H. PARSONS, Aren't.
w. r. SMITH,
noT Master Of Transportation. baltimore.
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THE GREAT Vital. REGENERATCR
" TR ESEu 4 Il,

Observation-Disclosures by X oyal Letters PAT.
ent oil England and secured BY the Seals of the
Eoole de Pharmacle de Paris and the EmpsrisI Col
lege of Medicine, Vienna.
No. 10 invaluable for relaxation. spcrma,orrhc.a
and pEYsica! exhaustion, and 10 a tonic,
NO.2 completely eradicates all traces of tho.e
diseases that have been hitherto treated by the nan
No. has entirely supp TAINTED The INJURIOUS use Of
mercury. thereby lnsurinE to the sufferer speedy
,eei, oispeIs,hg ali the impurities aud roofing ont
ThIESEMAk, NO. I. ?, and s. are pre- pared in the
tofm OF ioxenge, devoid of taste or smell and car
SAsks, tSD hiYicEplNTos SEPARATE DOS rs admin
nteTeH by Napeau, LalleInaD, RouK. RIcOrd, q c.,
which saves IS; and in 81 case, whereby tier "a
asav!nk Of 50: To BIS had wholesale aud retail, of
Dr. BARkOW.l57 Prince stfeet, n ew York. I'm
meoiately on recevlng remittance, DIR. Barrow will
FORWARD the Triesemar to any part of the world
Itructlone OF the writer. de Ia SIN
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IH0IS. a. II EN- DK1CkS,
Commissioner of the General Land Office

NoTR.-Under the regulations OF the department,
made for vertising proclamaons eX ce pit to such
publishers are specially auth orized to publish By
the Commissioner OF the General Land Office.
ia 2n-lawi3w
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limited STATES MAIL LINE.
Oaiy Regular Lizs, end Witsort Fsilvrs
for EieSs YsAss.
FOR CALIFORNIA AND OREscN,
VIA PANAMA RAHIsAB,

C.vT,os.-so many fraGds and INFO <SAeas
sltIoEs Of various nds nave lisen latey Sszxa88
leIYetIa:ed on trzrcieTG boHnd to CA LII Ss~zzzxos
tORNlA, fast tie suhsc-Iaer, Tic only ssthOrze<
In the city OF New York, fes.s 4; his drty 20
caution ali fers"Es SEEKING passage TO CslIforBt,
that TO AVOID ,srosIIIos, tier must be careful 70
Meil lapc, VIA Psnama Rlro1d. as no other oacs
IL New y orf ls authorized 20 engage pessase.
me Com2snie: h:Te onlJ oEo once ~ Nov YORK.
tIontlns on the North River, ~ the head Of TIE
COMPANY Wharf
eis II. IA. MS Htei .n Acct SSSL New YORK.
TaE PACIFIC NAN Nv STEAMSHIP COM
One Of the stesrsii,s Of tfis Cornp.n,. c.rr,In,
ne United states Msll for Acapulco. -SSSasr
CALIFORNIA ard oREG ON, le6yes &1i
Panama twice each month. on ID sTriyaI cSt$Sk
ofthe United States Mai -. CompanT', STEAMERS,
which leave New Orleans ani Nov York r>rgl.5ly
ROADS. ~
These steamships have been inspected and A.
proved tae Navy Department, snd guaranty speed
Ihe PG5ams Railroad Il miles IortD 4. now COM
,leted from ocrAn tn ocean. and ls crossed IN or
New Work 1hToas - san ans sssss1 70
are embarked At PEn8ma by steamer al the cpu-
PARIS expense Tbs money paid an New Ycrt
covers AL expenses OF the tip.
Reserve cleaners ere kept N port in Pansms and
ian CO. 20 prevent deteU;ion cf scci-
SeLt, SO thai ne ropte entIIey Tsiiaels-no failure
fassenEeis leGye Pensma the same day they AZ
cherte of women and children without other STo.
tectors. ~
RAYMOND,-or TO ARMS fiRoNG' HiRRisS
scn. watt
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NJ w FURNIT URE TORE.
We are now receiyirs our Fall stock of PURE MI.
TURE and HOUsEF NISHIN GA
GOODS, and selling lover than any othesu
20 call before purchasing. Our motto is,
"Quick Sales and Srall Profits"
Old Furniture taken in exchange for nev
JOHN B0NTZ & BRO.
suD Odd Fellows Hall III a.
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EVENING STAR.

HINTS TO EPTsCoP AIIANs.-Bbhop Delaney,
now on visit to Europe, says in one Of his let
tiers: ha- 80 ~ f GTEF q
have attended Eve or six services In England,
and am struck with the following particulars:
4. The general and audible responses. ....s
=. The congregational singing.
>. The reading Of the lessons by the members
Of the congregation In their Bibles in the pews
4. The pause after benediction
s. The very little looking round and staring at
sacn other oy the congregation, and the apparent
devout attention exhibited
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ORPHANS COURT OF WASHINGTON
~ COUNTY, ID. Cease of John FIster Guar
dian OF John Stopper and Bernard Geier, uardlan
Of Joseph Geer aud others.
The Trustee In sad cause having reported that.
nj public sale made by hun I'd June last, under
an order In the sHid cause, Charles l.. whitney WIS
the hg hest bidder and be came the purchaser of We
plId,yIded slxtns Of Lot No: in Square No. se9 in
with the terms of sale. 1t q. therefDre, thi 9th
February, t5e ordered that the SAID sale by finally
or before this % IA of February instant provided a
copy of this order be published once a week for
thIee successive week, PrloI to sand day, some
newspaper OF said city. WIN. r. PURCELL.
True copy-Test: ED. N. ROACH
fe7 LAVISH Register WI ia
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NorE-Under the regulations THE department,
1er etoIore and now existing, no payment can be
mahe for adSertisng proclamations ex cept to such
puoshers as are SPECIALLY authorized to publish by
me ;s EiaemmI.:,oner Of the General Land Once
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MkRKEITsR, 4s6 1th st., between and L.
PATEN Wtt aSkSxs e. fav' 10th ilsh st'
CnARLEs F. SrANsBrRY, 3. 4. eor. III 4 r sts,
fH q e. e r1sE, q s: e', :: g Department
ELhIoI & PiTIEs, cor sih + Sta, o.. Part Oso.
r x WaitsAs 82Ss maker st. o. f''i oao;
5Ssisi +: III Ii e: ~ ''
PLhsTER e s6 & sS Nils nj Il s.d 9Th '''
MoasAN & RnINEHART. foot of 6 street north.
PLUMBERS AND GAS FILTERS.
j. w. thompson Bro, 1s Pa. av.. b. 10 & II Sta,
!oHN RrEsE. 4se 9Th st., south OF Pa. av.
MYERS Co.. SO 9Th g.. north Of Pa. av.
PoRfRAffT1S PAi II; ri Sou a'' and 9Th st.
kf fS1Hfss iH e r. sh "a.
4. POLKiKHoRN. SIS ST., near 7th.
F. f Il Mp, Esii LIZ; .'' q 9TH ST.
'1 EEh ai'i EsT II f * xsESF X and
BssT 5is ,.h os 3D. s:, in n ssd , oc.
4 s T1S Han Is: 9TH st. above D.
Ds sGHGSI c;r. Pa Az. 4 s.hst
z. H. Nosros's Young I.sdiss' Institute. go 1t.
OssS %XGHiSEs,so r Ysv i.'i st.
Swing si2sssf Ro 'SGs Han. SIS Pa.ar.
sIGTEs, s1SG Il Ri ak x 1;ej;t
WoSDWhRD.n Pa av.. b. 10 q II. ha cony front.
AND ciS "a R.s sT 70 Al. south d'
schsi snhsf Bsss s "a, Az bet: q a Sta
W. q NG, BRACkET.MA q.
TfN nEns es- 20 st., bot 9Th q It'll.
~ ~. -. hakykY. 40 7th ST., bet. q & n.
UPiiOT ~ lsz "a av.. bet. nth and 18th sta.
H bLAu, b4 g street, bet. 18th and 18th
:" VIC ~ s!s ST., between 10th and lltA
j. D. GIsss. 2ls and 2l2 Pa Az
WOOD And COAL YARDS.
CAsfisn4n BaoIHEn. y st., cor. eth.
~ WAAsmIta q. bnAse Wet I'd Llnher.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-12-27

INCREASE OF THE ARMY.-The New York
Herald, announcing the ''movements of Gen
Scott, who arrived in that city on Monday
night, says:
1t is expected that Gen. Scott win set out
for Washington in day or two, and while
there, we learn from our correspondent, ar
engagements will be made for Introducing
into Congress a measure for the augmenta-
ton of the army. This is rendered ncces-
sary in Consequence of the insuflicieucy of
our present regular military force for the
protection of our wide and distant Terrific
ries. The events which have from time to
time occurred in Utah, Kansas, Oregon,
New Mexico, Brownsville and other places,
in far off territory, have had the effect OF
awakening the Administration and the
country to the necessity of providing an
ample military force that may, without diff
Guilty or loss of time be transported to the
most distant part where their services may
be required.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-12-27

ESS@ The Lecture on Saturday evening
was well attended-many more being pres
ent than were anticipated. As was the case
with Mr., FooTE's lecture, the room was
quite chilly, aud we heard several complain
of catching cold. We hope this matter will
be attended to. \ man or woman cannot
listen to a lecture with any satisfaction
however interestingly their teeth are
chatteriug with the cold
The lecture itself was excellent. 1t vas
not 50 clear and distinct, in our humble
judgment, as was his lecture on the "Chem-
istry Of the Sunbeam certain parts Of it
being little beyond the comprehension of
those who have never dipped into" the
Professors favorite science There were
passages however, that completely entranc-
cd the audience by their beauty aud pathos
All looked as though they felt it good to
be there and few that were there viii ever
lose an opportunity to hear Prof Youmans.
on his favorte subject.