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RTGaU for The S Esns
#EtMB9tBs BGGHT for for HH.GSs
HEtMBStP,s BTGHG for bi@nsss Of Vision
HHEELMs3tPs BYGHH for for RGas
SEESsSER,s BSSH9 s 5 SsS sr N Debility. ,
HELMBOLD,s BUCHu for Universal Lassitude
HELMBOLD'S sUCHU for Night sweats.
aELMBOLDs BUCHg fr Wskefalness.
fer Farm h.n' IN sHs Back
gvSsH for Eye
lessness, with Want OF Attention Horror Of So
HELMB0LD,s BUCHT for Distinctions.
from il''' sG& 1Ge 6 bissssfs Oh the
Existing in either sex from hatsver cause orig
mated and a RS %ai h6S q STANDING.
BY IN Are Are
Gravel and Dropsy. and invarably BY the mi nd
olous nervous and debilitated. IL Is IA It. long
ELECTS the mn more than any and al others and
@Oyss.iSsn follows Loss of Power, Fsiuis,. and
suso.ly followed by those difsfa diseases. INSANITY
and Consumption! The record Of the insane Asy
lums, and the melancholy deaths By Consumption
bear ample witness to tho trut Of these
appears. The countenanoe IS actual so den and
quite destiute-neither mirth grief ever bis m
IT, Should q sound OF the voice occur, 1t 10 rarely
with vosful measures. wan Despair.
Low. sullen sounds, his grlet beguiled"
Debility Is most terrible, and has brought thous
ands upon thousands TO un'im.ly graves thus blast
ing the ambition Of many noble youths. 1t can be
'''' fSFAtEiBhLE REMEDY.
The mass OF voluntary testimony In possession Of
the Proprietor, vouohing its virtues and curative
to science and fame. Certf of oures from Que
month to twenty years stanoing, and of the most
rslIabe and responsible character, are open for ia
HEtMBULD's EXTRAc :1eq B iIeiai ms fs pre-
and Chemistry, with the grestest socursoy AVID
ShemIoal know,edge and care devoted in lts conf
on the Practice of Physio. and most of the lale
STANDARD W We n, Of IA HeSiS ne:.-
taste and odor, but lmmedlat In It's action.
Personally appeared before me, an Alderman of
the city o. Philadelphia, n. T.. HELMBOLD,
ocntan. mo- aSss .es' ms
RqF aq ysss a sSs
Price 81 per bottle six for S. delivered to any
ONE THING CERTAIN.
A TRIAL COSTS BUT DOLLAR-TRYIT
AID be convinced Of its efficacy. And it accom-
Professors of Medical Colleges, ICIsrEymea, and
oilers. Prop'psd b. H. 7, hELMBoLD..
LOO South Teeth ST., below Chestnut, Phiiada
To be had Of eli Druggists and dealers throughout
the United States. Cauadas, and British Provinces
Ask for aELMBoLp's-take no other. Cures
Sold by g. sTOTT, Druggist, corner of Pa av.
and 7th street, Washington City. and ali other
dTugs.s ts iEn 25-eolyr
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UnII...I,11TzzfL Gs I ; AlfsslGHFk .1E,
HOME AND EUROPEAN DEAAND.

Il restores the nstnr.i color permanently snsr ths
thus makes it grow on bsid heads, removes all dan
drur, itohlns and hesf from the sea.p, suists snc
acne and may &c reed uson 70 cure al s.sssss
the soap ard hair Il Will stop and Keep from all
and u used By the young two or three times week
Will never fall or become gray; then. reader rcd
the following and Judge for yourselves' q
.-.s- NEW YosE, Jan. O. lisa.
nsssrs. o. J. wooD oo.-esaIlsssrB: s.vi0s a-.rd
hair being qeite gray made up my mind 70 lay .d. IN,
pr<udices which 80 with many persons
age commenc,d using yoar article "a Cor myself
me result has Teen 90 very that an rst
nsDt Of other, VITO be gray who hsvias
willing Restorative tri. a lie have fsrtss,
pro aid the best being ocular demoBstsSa
direct them proof Who aa in ana out
the n r Wire Railing k,., bli.hnsh, every a.y.
pe.r.sce very Ssy being sosssr sad thicker and na
Ian. yours respectfully. Hrs,r yurna
osrasr Of oOamSi. and Carroll sts. srooliya-
Lr,kssror Ala, Feb. Ia lass.
Plor wooD-Dsar Sir: Your Hair Restorative has
sSSay SInni.hins for several S..r. e.s.se suppose
hon slighi burn when w.s quite an iuf.nt have best
as. n: hss Of hair 2. . % .:s
u.sIs remedy now eEpi and advise all who .fctst
A. way to use your remedy foa can pnb'i.h tA. 81 yo'
PHLkpKtpHIA, Sept O. 1857.
Prof. Woop-Desr SIR: Your HAIR Restorative proving
Itself highly beneficial The 'front.' and also the bach
part Il my cad almost lo.Its coyeringw. In fe
have used but half pint ottes your
the top head 10 well studded with prom isnf
yonng the g. slso
tr ed other preparations without benefit what
think from personal alton
Il Ics many others o. try IT. Yours respectfully,
ID. =. rHosAs. n. D.. No. $s< Vine street
The Restorative is put up in bottles Of three sxes
VIE large, medium and small; the small holds n
pint and retas for 81 per bOttle the medium holdt
At least ~ per cent. more IN Proportion than the
small, retails for 81 per bottle; the large holds
quart. ~ per cent more IN proportion, aud retailf
for IS a bottle.
q. J. WOOD & CO.. fropretors si2 Broadway
New ork, tin the greet N. Y Wire Raining rs
adjustment and ll+ Market street., Il. LOuIs. Mo
:, And sold by all good drugs lsts and Fancy Goodr
Dealers. no II SIN
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Leather and Canras Mail Pouches.

The body OF the leather pouches Is to be made of
and for the smaIer yes not less than ounces to
the square foot; the bottom (oi circular form and
Hap TO be OF good skiTfiHs leather. well tanned the
iron v s we'll timed secured win the best
the yard Of 81 inches width ounces to the yard
Of Il inches In width for pouches size No. not
less than 20 ounces 10 the yard of Is width
for pouches OF SIZE No s. not less than Ia ounces to
the yard of Y inches width; the threads ofthe warp
and welt be com posed of at least i've yarns each
20 be made Of cotton canvas ysishns Iot less than
threads of the warp and wen to be composed Of a.
least tSs5 saI gnS sa Sa,,o, Hor,.o,y
sra No, I~Rody "a ,robss Iorr "a ~ t,cha.
wide in the widest parts; ends OF bottoms of same
Sis No.20Body Is inches long and Ia niche. wide
10 b, % incbs.p ehus VI oo''"h's oi same being
Szs a. @enodv ~ in.bs. Inn. and IL ,r,h.. nd.
in ths wIdsst att g. d. az No. forn. r. 800 s,uo
10 by q Inches VI Oe'"e
The Iaath ar borsa has ar. IN Ia mad. otrooa
ava hs 1880 rsi NJ e ,".e VI soou
NOT as thar sever onnnes' ~ IN. sa". Eels.ns
me M n 40 aen o., sIS sewso, or nv
T1s csnvss 1919 mai Ss S",e ao -, y. nues.
COTTON nvss Iks thsi f,,S. G I nao %
oouohes' 'H"' ~'a0'' oeu i'i ING hiser si1eo
,rroposals, ior Improvements IN the form or con;
poaones, Al tne materials :neIeoL are invited and
Lhe slatse sa!ae auo aqhPtatoh 20 yhe service a.
Elli Ps c"nsideied In determining the lowest and
Ali IN. a,,,,,s. oo,,-so,.a 10, A.. 20 =. a.,,.
tae a. =, ,p LOT 70 Dc osiyered
New York and Albany. N. =; fhl sdslphia and
rntspurt, fa; baltimore. Mo; w ash nEton, ID.
e; S.ya.nah: Ga; Mobile; Ala New Orleans. La
1,1e S;S;a,, aI1 ~ gun LUIS
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THE CELEBRATED
L DIR. J. S ROSES MEDICINES,

These remedies are the result Of thirty Eve years
OF extensive and successful practice. ard are the
only reliable preparations 10 cure the various Ills
that flesh is heir TO.
DIX. j. s. ROSES COUGH SYRUP. EX
PECTORANT wall radically cure Cous hs Colds
Hoarsness. Bronchitis, and ali Lung diseases. Price
DR.. : ROSES Alternative SYRUP,
OF Blood Purifier. for the cure of Scrnfula, old
h options CnronIo Diseases. Ulcers, Swelisd y eok
and all diseases arising from an impure state Of the
DIR j.. roses DYsPEPTIC COMPOUND
Inc on'y cure cue Tor Dyspepsia and Liver Com
DIX. j. y. ROSES PAIN CURER II Inn, /.
cure al but II alone has stood the test of IS years
CURING Rheumatism, Tooth and Tar A ches Cbo.Ic
Pans IN the Stomacn and Bowels, Sprnlps BrCiyes
pai"s IN the Limits. Joints, Back. aud Spins or any
pain internally or externally. P.ice u, IS and 81
Ifyou wish to Eet CURED of any Of the above com
plaints. get ilr j. ). Roses genuine NJ edinines
which you VIII know when genuine By having n :
written signature on the cork of each bottle Sold
by druggists generally.
N. b. Beware of those poor nostrums purport
Ing to he the best In the weird. ia 81 "
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AYERS SARSAPARILI.A.

A COMPOUND 11AHnY. IN Nhieh re have lsbsrsd 70
seaesa.r.t:d .ss.cs Par. s.r:sp.rnl % eonsis.d
Win other sessssnt o. ssi Alternative
to eurs IL l. believes tfsi such r.msly
We, s:s.sa y ss.s ybo ss, compl:in. .sa
nsnss service 70 shi large Glass Of our setsd
.ens Hev eompsss this conpo.ud WIN do 81 has been
proven 81 Of the - found
1.-THE following complaints:
TIVE DskAsEs ULGKas PIxrLks BLoTcsEs, TrxoKs SALT
kHKrN. ScALD HAD SYPHILIS SYPHLIrIc AFFECTIONS
nnrS. pTnIIITI prsrxrsia isp fspiSrsTrox FsrsryxL
Rosx ST. ASTH0sy FKx and indeed the whole class
Til. sompoand Win be foand sr-.i promoter Of health
when taken in the Spring to sIpsl hs foul wh oh
usIon of them ding disorders Rpped in The
bod hutadss By the aid Of this remedy spare them
foul sruStious and
oukh which the system will strive Of
M pos 70 a. TINS .S,Sash The natural
the ytisted blood Whenever End t impurit bursting
when you ind and he veins cleanse
Il wheneyeo 1t sfoul. and feeling. will tell when
health i've onser cleansing blood Keep The
blood healthy and all Is WE'LL hut with this palladium OF life
disordersd there be s,tng health sooner later
somsthnx must aud the at machinery Of life
disordered or oysrthrown.
s.rsspsr. has, and deserves much the reputation Of
accomplishing these ends But the world hss .greg
Sn.ly deceived 6y Pr:p.r.t,ons Of IL .P.y b.csu;: tn:
more because prepared. pretending to be
trsed extract, Of IT, contain bat little Of the virtue
burins y.ars public by large
for one so so.s Of h.. S.Ss s.n s 81 npp" ~.
81 for they not only contain little any Ssrs psr.
painful has the use Of the vsri ,us
extracts OF ssr.spsrilIs which food
with impos ION and cheat stIl We call this COMPOUND
sa sapsrilla and intend to supply such remedy shall
it, And think we have ground for bell Wing has Tr-
tues which Irresistible by the ordinary Of the dis
It 10 Intended t. 1u order to their
plee eradication from the system the remedy should be
udciousy taken according to directions the bottle
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PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES FOR MA
RINE CORPS.

QuARTRRMAsIER's OFFICE. U. s. NJ. CoRPs,l
WASHINGTON, January 5. 1859. (
SRALED PROPOSALS will be received at this off oe
until onday, the 7th of ebruary next. O'Clock
?. m, for furnishing the following supplies class
as the case may bel for the ear las viz
CLASS MOL.
son uniform caps, complete
zoe non Commissioned cficers' epauletts
800 prlvates' couaterstraps
500 red worstod sashes
i-5S trsss waist piates
800 brass breast plates
l,5Oo stocks (patent leatherj
5,tOo brogans pairs
go go ts l, tgutta psrohal
CLASS Nos.
1900 yards 4 blue kersey
900 marine grsy blankets, to weigh pounds each
800 yards SCARLET cloth
?. 500 red flannel shirts
600 yards white rattlnett
2.oco pairs linsn ovsTails ''' "
1000 fatigue frooks
$500 canton flannel drawers
100 buff bayonet belts "
1000 bud waist belts
no buff cartridge box belts
Loo cartridge boxes
90 percussion cap ponohss
1870 bay onet soabbards
$50 sword belts
a... dunn, ,on,,s Glass Nos.
P Pens qddq pnmi. ''n ao.
Serr eants' ss ords
muslclans' DO; (for men and boys)
Drum sticks sticks per pair
Drum snares, sett
Drum cords. eacn
All the above mentioned articles must conform in
all respects to the samples in the office Of the AS
sistant Qusrtermastsr, go spruos street. Phia-
spotted and compared with those samples by the
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LIMITED STATES MAIL LINE.
Os!y Regular Lars, and Witk0u Fsi!aEss
for Bigks TssSs.
FOE CALIFORNIA AND OREGON,
VIA PANAMA. kAAIsAI.

CkrTIoN.-SO mary frauds and imro- xA<x~~
sltionE Of various XIX is haye beei lately <sT3t.4
Penetrated on trLrsloIs bound 20 Cal .I-6A1z-<1A
FORNlA, thas the sabseTIter, the oalT Authorized
agent Tor Ssss1Es ~ tao u. !. Mail Line, via Para
ris. IA the city CT Nss York, feels q mir dutr 10
caution ell persona seeking passage 20 CAIforuia
that. TO AVOID IMPOSITION, they must be careful 10
Ind thetrue once Of the Steamships OF the u, q
Mail Line, VIA Panama Railroad, Ga no other ofs cs
IN New 4 0rk Is authorized to engage passage.
The Companies have only one ON ee IN New York
which Is NJ IN w est street corner of Warren ct
fronting on the North River, at the head Of tie
Company Wharf.
IL Deserve my cIsn over the door.
iel3 J. w. RAJ MOND. Agent New Yorf
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fnyslsn' pirsstsry.
D.so<k. IS sfffIH EIssssTT2s or,..
SOUTHWEST AND NORTHWBST.

WINTER ARRANGEMkNTS
TWO THRoysH TRAINS ARE now RUN
FROM WLSRTSGToS Fok fHE FESr.
follows;
LIST. MAIL ThAlN stsrtt a. rs O. M fSunday
non. for Cumberland and Piedmont.
ID. THE CINCINNATI, 81, LOUIS AND
CHICAGO ENPRESS CONNECTION leaves
Washington ~ SEQ .. reaching CIncinrstl -
Tram for LoulsyIle. CAIRO and the southwest, and
for 80. LOUIS, Kansas, 10.
To view the b rand onntaln Scenery Of the X cad
in daylight, take either the 1Sa m. OF SEC o. u.
trans from Washington
western vireinTa Dad Jake tho ~ Tram, F0t
Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad tske the sane.
Through TICKETS and Baggage Checks 20 a. suG
ters, and ever other possIoe facility VA Be found
WAY PASSENGERS for the Main stem Of the
Batmore and OHIO Railroad Vii leave washing
For ali points between Washington Junction and
Piedmont take the 7.<5 q. m. tram.
For eli Stations between Piedmont and w heelinf
axe the SEQ .; N. Tram. To connect with the Fred
srisk 1rAn taks the ato ,. N Tran.
FOR BALTIMoRE AND THE EAST.
O. m. and SO and IS y N. On Sunday ~ SEQ .. n.
Leave Baltimore at as and sa q. m. and so 81
80 ,. m. On Sunday ~ 81 @ m. only.
The 1.<5 and Is trans only Will stop 90 way st.
tions and for Annapolis connections.
The ! Is a. m. and S.<o .. the chief counsel
ING trans for the west, and the s.l0. 7<5 and 40
3. m. trans for the east.
and OHIO Rsrosd Ticset fSce' W.ssIutsoa.
r. H. PARSONS, Agent.
non Master OF Transportation. baltimore.
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W John 3. Emerson, consumptive Invalid,
died on board the express train while between
ths Stamford and No!wdlk stations, on Wednes-
day morning.
~ little German, named Gumpel, s'with a
pstisnt cast of countenanee," appeared before a
New York Police Magistrate and requested the
Justice to summon his wife Leonora, that &c he
might come TO a mutual understanding with
herr about her getting DRINK, turning him out
Of doors and using disrespectful language, thus
creating various unhappy differences between
them The Justice sent a subpoena after the
lady
W In his rssrnas Of Chess for 1855, Herr Low
sntnau has the following passage:
Gin India, Mr.. Green still Keeps Chess. alive
ana II we may rely upon mis- Judgment, there Is
an eastern as well as a western-prodigy. He has
been PLAYING a series OF games with a Brahmin,
named Hhumchunder Kuranchicer, who Mr.
Green thinks, could give odds to any living
player We can hardly expect the Rrahmin to
visit the West, or Mr. Morphy to journey to
the East, but il the latter conquers ali the Occi
denfais who venture to oppose him, only one
thing remains to be desired. and that is to see
the East and West pitted against each other
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TEE PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COM

One Of the Steamships Of this Company, osrryIn
the United States Mail for ACAPULCO. <.Se.aS
CALIFORNIA; and OREGON, iesVos S&AsA
PANAMA twice zach month. on the arTive -zE8zxA
OF the United states Mail =. Com pany NJ eaner,
which leave New Orleans and New York raf ula-i1
on the 9Th and scth Of each month with the msiIs
snG p1ssenEers, connecting via PANAMA RAIL
These steamships have been inspected and A
proved ey the NavJ Department, and guaranty spssd
The Panama Railroad ~ mica lOur is now oom-
pieteo from occaE 20 oceAr, and Is crossed ~ or
hours The eeEgage Of passengers Is checked N
New York throus 20 San Francisco and paSsenr eTs
are embarked Gt Panama BY steamer AZ the oOm-
panys expense The money paid IN New YOrf
coverG all expenses of the trip.
Reserve steamers are kept IA port in Panama and
San Franci 20 prevent deieLtIon M case Of acc
dent so that the route s entirely reaLe-Io failure
having occurred IN eight years.
Passengers leave Panama the same day they AZ
nse at AsPinwall.
Conductors 20 through b. each steamer and take
charge OF women AID on. ldTeI without ether rro-
tcctOre. -
For through tintsts az the loweE; rates apply st
The as ency, IN West street, New York 20 T. W.
kAfMOND,-Ort oARMSfRON6 HARRiS&
Co, New Oreens,-oT g. l.. BARTLETT, Boa
ton. ivA-u
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wRRER,S CORNET RAM.

wEBER'S CORNET BAND.
LEWIS WERER, Leader. furnishes Mu,ic for
Halls, Private Parties, Parsdes, Serenades, ~
Funerals. etc, at the shortest notice. Orc era ~
left at Metzrott's Music Depot, Mr.. Gsutier's>
Confectionery Store, &C the residenoe fire cad
or, 569 7th street. Navy Yard between and T. viii
hA prom stiv attended tn De s-Sm
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EVENING STAR.

IA certain parson in one of the country
towns Of oar Puritanical State was cnce riding
home from an evening meeting, with the reins
In one hand, and Bible In the other, whom
suddenly the horse started, and his attention
Wa arrested BY some object In his path. Its
insignifcant appearance and apparently harm
less movement led the parson to believe that
no danger was to be feared, but the horse, more
sagscious than himself, showed much uneasines
and refused to go. Aware of the sagacity of
the noble animal. the parson himself became
alarmed; and as he was armed with no other
weapon, the Bible was hurled at the intruder
win no little force. The consequence Of this
hasty and imprudent assault need not be men,
stoned: Suffice it to say, they were such IS
70 lead the parson firmly to resolve, that come
what might, he would never again throw his
Bible at q skunk t-Bost0H Post.
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lust RECEIVED, From Europe At the Music
= Store of w. g. MEfZERO OFT, q large oder OF
MUSIC for vioiln, Flute, vloinosllo. and Harp,
eouprisins the latest publications.. AL
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uAkTSHORNE'S CURE-ALI,
H THE GREAT PAIN ANNIHILATOR,
AND REMEDY FOR DYSPEPSIA. WEAR
STOMACH AND WEAK BOWELS.

BoTTLEs -, - and 50 cents aad one dollar.
THE GREATEST DISCnYERYIN MEDICAL
SCIENCE.
HARTSHORE'S CuRE-ALL should he KEEP
in all families IN case of accidents or sudden sick
ness, as IL frequently In less time than t re
cures TO get q phy slolal.
Ii cures pain any part Of the system aid is usee
externally and internally.
III As the frequent changes Of the weather pro-
duce bad Cold, Rheumatism, Pain in the Lin.ba
and Body also, STIFF Neck-every person shoulc
Gete bottle. It acts upon the Nerves, Muscles
Sinews, Blood and Bones and, BY Its warning cleo
tromaSnetic power, expela al pam from the system
Get q bottle and try il.
M BIZ ,yoq have Cough, use HARTs
CSHERRY-it the best Cough Syrup in the
ANTf-BILI0US PILLS. They act upon the Liv-
er, STOMACH and Bowels, carrying of all Bile ans
The above medicines 70 be had at al Drug Stores
IN washington oIty Kidvel 4 CIsoell At George
toWn; n. Pee Co. Alexandra. oc li-tr
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d0f ELEVENTH STREET xna
fOf bGOsss Pc. avsaEs aad Is gt,sst 4S4

NEW UPHOLSTERY.
sSfa.. Char Lounges &s' upholstered. covered
shade, Window Curtains, Drapsry, TO-, ont,
made, and put 49,.
HaIr and Spring Mattresses made o. remade,
Old FurnIture repaired, vanished, &c.
ell work personally attended TO, and at reasonable
an, w. II. MITCHELL,
a - n <af ltth strsNt.
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/ oOK AT YOUR HANDS AND FEET.-Al
- In want Of GLOVES or HOSIERY are- -
~, requested 70 call and examine oneh MI
~ .ns arrest and finest stocks in Washinx -nl NJ
son, com prisinG every quality and style, justHWW
~ meo.te a 70 my order. Call and LOOK, il you
- HoPKINS'S Unrivallsd Baxaar.
M 81 anti - ~, e36inss of sth q; and q; avn
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PREPARED BY
DR.. j.. e. AYE n Il co..,
LOWELL, MASS,

Price, 81 per Bottle Six Bottles fer S..
81 Sod by z. u. GILMAN, wash ngton; X. 8. 7. CTS
SELL G.orgetovn, and By al Druggists everywhere
j. 37-eo3mr
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By the President:
1Hos. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.

NoTR.-Under the regulations of the department,
as heretofore and now existaG, no pay ment can be
made for advertising prooamaiions ex cept 10 such
publishers as are specially authorized TO publish BY
the Commissioner OF the General Land Once.
ia l9-lavlSw.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1859-07-07
Meissta aieh.

Prince Clement WeDceslas Metternich,
whose death is announced ss having occur
red on the llth inst, was esteemed the most
celebrated statesman in Europe, and his
councils at one time dominated every Euro
pean cabinet. He was born at CobIcntz,
on the 18th of May, 1913, and had there
fore completed his seth year before be died.
His ancestors had been distinguished in the
wars Of the Empire against the Turks; bis
family had proluced more than one elector,
and had filed the archbishoprics OF May
epce and Treves; and bis father, the Count
Metternch, had obtained some reputation
a. a diplomatist and as the associate OF
KauniE. At the age Of Is Metternich
entered the University OF Strasbourg, from
which, two years afterwsrd, he removed to
Mayence, in order to complete his studies
In 1870 be made bis first public appear
ance az master OF ceremonies at the corona
ton Of the Emperor Leopold H.; and in
the year 1874, after short visit to England,
he was attached to the Austrian Embassy
At the Hague. in the following year marry
ing the heiress Of his father friend kauni,z
He first came into special notice at the
Congress OF Rsstad;, where he represented
the Westphalian nobility, after which he
accompanied Count SAdiou 70 -. Peters
burg. In 1901 be Was appointed Minister
a, the Court OF Dresden, and 10 1903 pro
ceeded as Eubassador 10 Berlin. After the
peace OF Pre.burg be was selected a. the
Austrian Minister at the Cour, Of Napoleon,
in which position be manifested 80 much
ability that. when the war broke out in 1909,
and he bad to re,srn 10 the Austrian Court,
which was thea seeking refuge in the iortress
Of Comoru, be wa sppoin,ed 70 he Minis
,ry OF Foreign As.irs, ss the successor Of
Coup, s,adiou. During his teuure 0 tha,
obce be ooncoc,ed the IDEA Of 9 marriage
between Napoleon and 40 AustrAs Ar.e-
.ucbes.. as q means Of Purchasing 3 respite
Tor the Empire ln subsqaent conferences
And treaties the newly created Prince took
a rominen, part, and .gned 'se isnoa'
,ra,y oi Psrs 90 behalf Of Austria. lie
.nervsrd visited EnglsDd and ree.ived 'b'
honor Of the diploma OF LID 'fon ths
Uniyersi,y OF Oxfsd Alth0sgh Prino
us,ternleh received decorations from a.! ,bs
Cogr,. 20 ~ COn,ineni of EaroTs b. Oh
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