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MEDICINES.

n
u -.. BALYInoRE
.- - - LOCK HOSPITAL,
Hss Dssss.~sf ~ sssf cs-sssa, SPEEDY, go 81,
Efserai ksssdy 20 fAs kevla
ron ALL DISEASES OF IhPRuDENcE.
LET NO FALSE DkLclcY PREVENT.
APPLY INMED ATELY.
syRk MARaLNrsp, OR NO CHARGE,
IN <Rox oHE 10 TWO DAYS.
wshs.ss q ne Bach, sxss.sss Asssas.s ssss KSss,,
ud bladder, is,slsss.iy Dsssssssss, nlssss, ss.ssI
.a ,;s sSs
p.na.. .tsfs,s .,ea..... D.s..s .i,s. t.se. rrcsc
9::. r:s..l; n..s.. .Ss.,ss O.. .: a..
Ger Marriage impossible, .rd d.ssrsy Bssy sss me
-, 70 sss s.ss 49,
snarsy grave shs.s.nos eeag kse 81 the nss, az
.ss s:ns ~.
vslss ss'sssy as living ys nay ssn vra fan ss.s-
ai' .: a.: :::..s: ssS.
tsEsrniuss, As- sPssd1y s9ss.
ss.y ssasds N d. homer . sssus.As ssa ssssessay rely
spso he stiii 40 psyssssha
,:n ..ss .id; s.ial .s S,Iis.r, .u.. .i.v ... 10.
.ss sssas, Pa, net ssssr,, ssus sse ss.ss, Lsusss
as.ssr sfns hsysl cslsGs .,s,rrss.s 1000, sss.ss
.ss s...., P.a Wee. q: - s..s .,.ssss e -. s::
Eah kssssel Psf,s rAilsesphs and slssvssrs
nsvs; nsny trssssd via rhs.s h IN. ssss s.s ssss
s.,nd.. s..Iss:a via tf.Ss.s es.Iiss. :.a:.e ..ss
timer viii dsfsnEsnsss Of mind. sSsssslv
TAKE PARvlcuLAR notice.
ssnaia p.setcs iad,is.d si.sss S.ss f.s.s.s
rs; s; ;s s r. . ::::s
Isedsr n.rnass impes.sls, and essssys ssa .ss ssl
..n. he .ss sss a.sA., .s..s ,,.s....S
Ina. P.a. - a: 49, p.. I; s = d. s,sa ..s
rsyt P.p;t.uso q hs heart k.r.sss rrs.sis
as.% f'hs'' s'a' D''v
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s.s:s ...i rsi. "a . a.
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wsss as isgudsd i'm .sr, q ,,..,,, s,s.
, -. ~, q. Geo: :. ,s rsnf.l e..,. ace
. .'eSs nee: vi, L.: ''i T. isn:' s:: Z:
sss,' :. yAi IN. s:.:
s.s .n s ". ss;.r ne, H
ever bis g.ss di..rp.s.nss, ~ he s..Sy
s: s.. s:::. 4 s: -.
Jam Prsgess.g viii ghtfsl rapidly, tI dead psn
ass,.r.a s.,aaJ vs.ss Ss.s.. ss s1.,.sr s..n.
u 'oAHsoHsanMEDr foR okaAnc wkAKHBs
=. :p.:dAy erred "a On ys.r ,:..a Yi...ss: .lss
sssn nnseisssly rsisvsd- 4
.fiss ... q !: M.I.s'
r.snshnI ssd Ms.tnsn or Eshsss6ss sas s.s issrf8
SnE MANY fnoGsANns cured atths iassis.s,s. VIVA.
-. I'd Dr. .s...: s,
vRs,s NV. ana nay ssh.r Ssr.sns, ssuss. 20
s.. ~ s:.a: :.s sl s:.s: .: =:
suiv, . ssssisa' ssasaasss 10 he ssisss<- u. Nv
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a 4 Is 8 AGU E CUR
"A For fh> SPEEDY Cx,s of

Intermittent Fever, or Fevor ard Asus. n aui,ts,
1eyer, Dlno Ague, Periodical Beadanua n,
blions Headschs, and Bilious Fevers. Indes
IH .he Inofe Class OF Diseases OriginatInr n
Miasmatlc CountrIes.
no one remedy Is 10 dder called tnece.
sites OF me american people than q sure and SAT,
cure lof Fever and AGue SGch We are now enabled
cate the disease. and with assnrancs. foundsS az
proof. that no harm can aIiso from its use M aDS
That which protect. from or prevent. thi, d..
ties vhsre u prevails. Prsrsstiss r. betteS thsn
cure Tor the patient escapes the risk wh,os =.
must run violent attacks of tins haIefui a, s1s
Per. Ihis Cuax expols the mias MIC poison on
he dsv.osm MSex ron the system, and prevents
approach OF lis prsmonltOry sympto ns ~ I, nj
only tns pest remedy ever YET dfseoyered for hi.
Sl6ss OF complaints, but also the oheansst Ths
aI5s sasnsty uesspply for dollar bring il with
where FEVER AND AeuE prevails ever, bod, .bnni5
rave IL ana lac 10 Freely both for cure aSd pravsn
Ton great superiority Of this rsmeSy aysr IN n
otner ever discovered for the speedy and eersaiss
o. o. a.tsrmitens that it ceutsins no am ne
or other Injurious ELECTS Ehafsyer mon IN
onssttan9n. Those Cured BY II are len a. healthy
- tney had never had the disease
,h ovs. Ana Agne u not aone the con seanenoe oj
arise rpm ne irritation. ainons 1hicb are Nsurs
Hs, Reformation. Cont. HssdacSs. BIinSoes.
iSe'aAehs, Estachs, Catarrh. Asthxpa PANE
Pei {n ~ ~ Az ectlon OF the Spleen, H,stsrios.
nent Of the StomssSS Zone, P.ralJ ais and Dsranre'
become PeTl"d,ce Tins .CuKss ssis fhs n ~. -.
aits 0u' aha eonssqasntly cures them al.
Prepared by DR.. J. G. AVER a en- f.i,
ana sod DIV all DrusEi eyervvbs-. 10 EoN1s
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N oonEass. TIES STOCKS. 60
,,sga III Kinds Of GENTS funknIsHiNo
- -, - PEI cent 60 than say ether storS
q io s5 is Gig AZ ua smIrH,s ..r..,,..',s
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A MONSTER PRRss-The Scientific American
thus describes a monster steam press, upon which
Moses s Beach, who has just retired from the
New York Sun, IL at work: she Is even now
Just com pleting the construction Of a monst
steam printing press, by which the sheets are cut
from rolls dam pened, printed upon both sides, a,
ready for the carrier and the mail. This machine
is as hig Is common two-story country dwell
ing house; and it will, when finished. IL the ex
pectations Of its inventor realized constitute
most extraordinary specimen OF mechanical skill
and ingenuity.
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OFFICE OF 81 lNs !. AND sEALER

NOTICE is HEREBY GTGEM That, agree
ably TO tho provislons OF the ordinance Of the Cor
Eoration .pPIoyed May ~ 1850, the undersgn ed 10
row prepared. whsneyer reaqired in writing, and
examine test prove, and ascertain the socurscy OF
Iegstration OF any gas meter in use in this city %
and another, sealed and marked az true, viii be
set IN fs place: IL proved to be accurate in its
and ssain put in position for use
Ones No $40 Seventh street, (near Odd Eel
-ows Mali open from a. no. % p. m. - 80
CHARLES w. CUNNINGHAM,
, ~ 18d Inspector and Sealer of Gas Meters
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nR. ]. BOvEE DOD's
~ IMPERILL VINE RrTrrRs

Are now being used from Name 10 the Grest es,t
thkAke. Al ne universal verdict Of al who Iss
sSeg are ssasr = srs e ,s or a 3, The,
tnem sueco0fsy In his yreotice for Is year, before
Ne ru.SssseS 81 Am the so.e right 70 manseotsrs
cure OF in9ilisnt Consumption, lnd.gest bys-
levaa, fnee Nervous Diseases. Female Com
yond DOUBT most invaluable remedy. Aside frou
snms ssa 49, tr9serpes they are pure, Whole
pleasant exhileIstinE effects Of Brandy or Wine
xthout thslI iriunous results Let al friends Of
ga In substtuins these valuase vesctsble Ritsrs
ioL tne ssfss,aI yetsoss and odsstrstsd fsSs~s
fscsue,ly aad In bAn.shins disease and Dranfen
from tho land. =
,,SA!A.KLEs MIppIFIELD 4 Coz
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10Y FOR THE SICK AND sUFFERIN6.
. LET ALL WHO ARE IFfL Crib
APPLY The REMEDY

REJOICE IN HEALTH.
Friend, DO yon suffer! Are you the victim of any
OF those numerous ailments which arise nom in.
purity OF the bloods What are they do Won ark
Rather Ask, vhat are they not! The blood 40 The
source OF Lie and health. and IL the first element
q our being TO respond to any cause winch sfeots
the 81 sten as the pulse inlaIblY stests The ever
prevaillng Neuregia, the irritating Eryspelas the
subtle Sorofnla, the egonixine Rheumatism, Ncr-
sons Debllliy, Dyspepsia, Liver Comp ent with 10
SorHor snd detection, and the numberess ills that
eIood, Dssl kindly thes and gently with the blood.
Use the vltaixing resources Of nature for its AID
AID tuner rs TO commend TO your confidence and
use that truly valuable medicameut known a.
INDIAN vEG Hsi EIg1 biEcocrIoN
With regard to this almost infaIlibe rpeoISo
popular septlmert hss apoken in deoIded terms.
ana tne evidences OF this great efficacy arc aus.
lance ~ constant syovais Of curative sfects and
remedee and the best medical skill have failed.
Let us say, IN conclusion, that oerti6oatee
cures are Lot sought from the Iiiterste and supsr
hcla, but they are volunteered from tho most re-
spectable sources and justify the hrhsst tsrms IN
winch ~ 10 possible to commend so vxlpable a
speoho % pub 10 approval. We may add also that
TIE GU rative properties Of the medicine ere es usled
only oy It's restorative efects the system recover
lns from disease with renewed Constitutional vi1or
For sss y al respectable pruegist in this
bottle and her seal on the cork
w Price u per bottle, six bottles for o.
6eorgstovn, b C., Wholesale Asent FOR tSs Ia.
MO-, And VIII supply the trade at my :rioss.
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FRENCH RICHSTEIN'S
BULLETTN OPNFW pnnns

X
. BULLETIN OFNEW EOOKS.
For 1850 AND 1861.
Masonic, Odd Fellows, Military, Mechanical
on hand. Always
=, Camille from the French of Alexander Dumax
the younger limo; CLOTH Price g 81 by mail
All tne above works sent BY mail free Of DO tage
Our usual discount given Nm all ho,.a h.,-
/ FRENCH & RICHSTEIN.
Post Office, Box 7I6 ~ .. a. -.
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PreSrissers. g MiiiRi smr stT.et, N 4 crt
''sWHH a,S,AiRsdZzE 4 Agent
n,PR; J. BOyEE pops'

DIR. j. BOVEE DODG
IMPERIAL GIN BI7TERS,
for Diseases Of the Kidney g, Bladder and Urinary
UrkShs, ana especially for Female Distractions,
action. W s"e s~>as-
CHARLES WIDQIFTELD CO.,
Propnstors. 7e William st., New Yorh,
j. SCHwARZE
lerIyI AGont. Washington, ID. Q.
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H9WE's IMPROVED WEIGHING SCALES
most eimple durable, and reliable ever Dst IN
S.ei Elrstolss: Inemiums have been avsrdsd shs1
Sooiety; yirGinia STATE AgrieultarI Fair Franfiil
Ips6tute EAI, Pennsyiyanis; New York State Far;
snhbtsd shss nav. AIT sSs Sa,s ws.rs
Eoi q II % Louisiana svenae, Depot OF eillsr's
do 1S-1y ~ e @, PATTISON. ASs.t
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D i | c f!
wish all gentlemen
20 bear In mind that
the plan which ! -
N q + I C. e.

/HATS and BOOTS At ereatlv rs
o,s-ot;oD dIoed prices f3s cash i, in successful
New York styles Of DR. ESS HAIS' The 'S verv
h so5 aft, SsSS;s h.si rate bat IS; And very
Of ssf HATS ard CAPS at the Very 10 Esst n1sss
am constantly snPR,led 9th a very large stocf OF
nose nne Ok ESS BOOTS a, 6375-whfch have
peen selling lor many years-as well as the yeyv
best qHal ty Of Patsnt Leather g ALTERS at as 50.
Termn en no, Ca us Gaiters from So o. 80
, had debts ANiSTHONY, Agent for the Manuiao-
corner opposite Avenue House. No. $40. 'A'
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THE UNlS %kS %st Rk iEEsAiiSSg; 70 NATTEi

Conseq uently shall remain In Ws.hin,t,,,
sign =: !. iSftfNaao SSsE s
FaTntafs 10 he Sssf syis also, osi sSiosssass
to the Painting Of Roof and Brick walls. =
All OF the ebeve viii do - cheap e the cbean
est therefore solioit the patronage Of nv Trend
And fellow citizens Of the District. Punctual1fv
nsr. p - = = - - -
- foa I'll Plsass mind your stoes and stop It n.
Z, rAknh ~, Painting Esiablishnent, No. So
and TN sts. MI ~ s'@s' - s>a
r s. siEas put up free eff charge, q usaal. , :
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.
RALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD,
u WASHING TON BRANCH

..r CHANGE OF Hours.
ON AND AFTER WEDNESDAY, June 18th.
1850, trains will run a. folloWs:
Leave Washington at - and Z <0 q. m.
Leave W ashington at $50 and 50 ,. u.
On Sunday at 20 p. m. ...
Leave Baltimore at As and Q ~ a. m.
Leave Baltimore AZ Sis and 40 p. m.
On Sunday at 4 Is Q. m.
reseengers for the East Will take trains II ssp
For the West At 7.40 O. m. and So ,, m.
For Anneg9ls at 7.4o . N. and SO D. m.
For N orfolk At = 20 q. m.
On Saturday evening the SO .. m. tram soes 10
10 1S-d r II. PARSONS. Aren't.
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OCEANSTEAMERS' SAILING DAYS
FRox TEE UNIflB STATES.
SfsdmHS. Lsavs. For Davs
Europe Boston - Liverpool. - Nov 10
Atlantic ...---- New York havfe - Nov II
FROH EUROPE
North American. Liverpool -. Portland. Nov I
Joon Bell -.--...Glasgow.....New York Nov 5
Fsnoerblt---- outh'pton.. New York Nov 7
.. me havana mali steamers leave New York on
the ID, 18th, nth, and 9th of esoh month And
Cnarlestol on the 9Th and 18th.
Ihe California mai steaHer s lsavs Nav Work nm
ne 6th ADD 2Dth of eaal month.
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THE EVENING STAR.

FArAL- EXPLOSION. OF A FLUID LAMP-On
Friday night, about ten o'clock, there was another
fatal accident from the use Of burning nuid
Miss Catharine Thomas, who resided with her
aunt, In Second street, Philadelphia, was going
up stairs with fluid lamp In her hand, when the
lamp exploded, and In a moment her dress was In
a blsze Miss Thomas rushed into the street and
threw herself into the gutter Several persons
went to her assistance, but the flames were not
extinguished until her clothing had been con-
Medical aid was at once summoned, but the
sufferer expired the next morning at two O'Clock.
She was eighteen years Of age. 10 appears that
one of the tubes Of the lamp had wick, and from
some cause the fluid ran out through the aperture,
caught fire. and the horrible conseq uence followei
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7 GAS FIXTUREs.

w GAS FIXTURES.
Wv Have IN store, and are dan y reoorvinr g. &
HXTUR Is of entirely New Patterns and Desig NJ
and Finish, superior in style to anything heretofore
y to call and Examine our stock Of Gas and Water
Fixtures, feeling confident that We have the beat
selected stock in Washington.
All Work in the above line Entrusted 10 our o>re
viii be promptly attended 30. - -
mar I'D SIS Gerost =
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NEW ORLEANS
Z" D0 DAx0
CHOICE OF THREE ROUTES.
Aa &c e

ALL RAIL ROUTE, VIA
Orange and AIs9andyia RatiresS
TO LYNCHBUR9.
Vsyg5ns6 end Tennsssee, --.
Esst Tsnnsssss and Vsr9isia,
East Tennessee and Geoygia,
Nashville and CA1tfenooss,
Memphis and Charleston,
Mississippi Central,
-. t- Wets Orleans Ani Jackson,
TO NEW ORLEANS!
MEMPHIS ROUTE:
Memphis By Raul, thence By First class Pockets %
New Orleans.
MONTGOMERY AND MOBILE ROUTE:
Montgomery By Raj, thence 10 Mobile By First-
class Packets. Mobile to New Orleans by
Lake Steamers
TWO DAILY TRAINs-susDArs IssLynxp.
Leave WashtrStsn at q. n. and D n
The Steamer GEORGE PAGE leayss her wharf
foot OF Seventh street at 6k 3. m and eI p. m and
connects at Alexsndra with the OTAnge And AieT-
andIia Trans for the Southwest
Omoe-Pennsyivania avonne, corner of Sixth ut.
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III The far famed Maelstrom is found between
two of the southern islands of the Lofoden group;
and from one Of these island Ii is named the
'Mosken- stream or, In Norwegian, the sMosken-
strommen.' It's violence greatly depends on the
direction and strength Of the wind, az well as on
the tides, and the moons influence thereupon.
IL is said to be most violent with gales of westerly
winds, and on the full and change Of the moon
Sometimes small boat can pass right across II
without danger; at other times Ii would be danger
GUS for even large steamer to approach 1t. Not
that she would be swallowed up and whirled
down to the mermaids, but that she would proba-
bly, be turned round, lose her steering, and be
dashed against the surrounding rocks.
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Oh hIcH' s SEEt K SsI Bbf N'g F0RE
NONONGA HFI.l RYE wursurv

q, Consoisntioasly dls,Iled By Mr.. James Burnsids,
on Anegany County, Penna., In the old -fsshioned
honest way, frorr the ohoioest and most csrefuiIy
selected Rye, and in no case ever offered Tor sale
unui adapted 10 wholesome use by age II In NJ
opce the most paatable, rs It il empf stoaIly one
y tne purest beverages In the reach Of the public.
10 the inyald, as we'll as 10 those in health nj
o4mmends itssf for its unrivailed qualities az a
Cmulsns OF the safest surest, aud most bene6cebt
Rnsseians are using u IL their prsotice with the
naPpiee.t resgits
33S walnut street. Philadephia
WIN. Q. CONOVER,
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d. o T c E. TICEm
XAGo Mrs. HELLER Invites the ladies' of ~
Washington and vicinity to her Grand Opening of
Fashionable FALL and WINTER BONNETS
on Friday and Saturday, 5th end 6tfI instant when
she vi he happy to have ladies come and examine
ner stoos Of Goods as she ha. . very hand some
stnck OF FEATHERS, FLOWERS, DRESS
TRIMMINGS, HEAD DRESSES, CLOAKS.
sHhWLS, EXTENSION SKIRTS, CORSETS
EMBROIDERIES, &c, &c. u
oc4 No az Market Space. bet 1th And 9Th sts
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PhoPERTY OWNERS AND BUILDERs

fonr attention and examination 10 respectfully
s2Iicrsed 20 examine the celebrated New York
PBkCHA PAINT for painting tin roofs, This
Snta pereha Roofing and Paint is aoknovledred
the best and cheapest Roofing and Paint In sx,st
s n it can be seen at n. w. HANffTON'S
PANT Store, 81 Seventh street. CANFlEfD \
HAMILTON are the sole seents for Wsshin1ton.
Eeorxeeown, Alexandra and the SOuth, For f1I
ther Information address as above. 90 la-H
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RALTIMORE LIFE INSURANCE COLI
CcoRronATsD !sS.-JoHx l. DONALDSON, Pres;
"a S Ss ;SSSSff:Ss SaSYIERHIs.1 LIVES and BUYS
n Dssorlpnu pamphlets may BE- obtained st the
Sos4empap{s Assncyf for the District Of CosmbiS.
AMI ol LOWS Johnson Co., Bankers, i6th tres
3: Ra a. :sses' Wv a. w MAslLtsi Ass.s
,Tuvsc EMErERY NOTICE.
n. snesc,;eer offers for sale lis stock Of MAR
sThN ss .nS saRsTfsk M TAHMR sKlkvks
soicissS "a. 'asn or ssHs9ysd pet:s An .sllI ssis
Msrbls WcI Ky sRssEfOKD, o.
- ~ 9a --zrx,z--- between lztH And 18Th. >
PiAA sco1S Ms14oDE0EA yI0LINs. G1iisiS.
osn 800 Pa sv.. Bet 81 ID iot6xaSs
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A SVRE WARRLNTHD, OR NO cHlkG
IN fR0x 0NR 10 TWO DAYS.

-. - ne Hsys Ssl.I' sssrrss.s hs.sss. psss.ss
and the " yhsss life been spsrt IA as -
Ptaa Of Lssiee Para, lscsp hs ssrs Nss 81
setsd ssns Of the sstsaskng tsst we've eve
lew; many ussslsd via ungisg ssss sst ssr
vac. ssss essss asr,essuss1 being ssrost ssltss
omss Win az If
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Townships G and 7, of rans

e.. mertdtdH. ~ = :
sisslf1: to tSs s sss .s shs ,s
=, h,the OF the SW 4, ana the n Il Of the
81 81 : :ssstSn the sPs ss M lie
OF section s.. of township 5, of range 'A' !"
Sections 8, q, and IL to a. lns lusiye: ,ba NV
and the q ssetion q; SECTIONS q to 81 inou
fractional sections and 2 sections 8. 4. 4 and
tisns sesto sseoss G IS IS IS t snd II f.o
=; the the u ssss,SH:
and $. Of township 81 section /; the Ne Of ..e 90
ton sections IL, Is, "A. and IS Of township :. of
iscien the Section sns .e Of osStisp
81. and 81; the SW 4 OF section S., Of iowSshp s.:
townshiPs and Z; sections to s. inclusive; til !
:soon Il ' sss 70 the
tons to 2. incu.ive; the 81 OF section a. SEQ
ton: 81 sndss, Of township ., ii tango 8. ' SEQ
TS1ashiPs and g.. II range 10 gysl e ~
IoNMhips 6, 2. and 9. Of range Ii. ~
8, To o. q ;: And township g. except sections
Townships s, I, and ., Of range Is. = 9
AT the Land Office At Eyocx ron, commspcin, an
Monday the nth day of June next, for the dsposai
Of tho public lands heretotofe unoffered sitnstsJ
10 the foloW townships and parts OF tcv NAH o.
SoEh Of tia bsss liss and sast af the Meun. DIAL,
Iownshib: 5, 9, s,s. and 10. Of range "a. 40
sections y to 81 insusiveio az ana ~ g e
ssstlona ssSsios Il rsnE. Y
% iH9a .s saasss.Ss s:s 81 q
A,Tsynenip; % snd u; sections 70 8, issssivs.
sea;Sas 3 8 s. ,nSis: " Sc sW ::sts
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0' c o. M.:Ss of tho General Land on,o..

Nots.Qnder the regulations ofthe Department,
made for advertising proolsmat ons except to auc6
publishers g. are specially axtAerissd TO publish by
the Comml.slonef Of the General Land Once. :
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-12-05
Speak no III.

NN. -u"ah nn lli,--a tiHdN "or!
t.u u,;cg lra," sting h,hiu..
Nrd "'l I" breathe each IT," ~ - t"ti'
l. ftr h'r' Il! .t''r." f.i'a.
faii i"ti B., b,tt,l >rc' -"Hn
Is rhn1,tG- -ti.. tlnt't ,.tn
lori it 'ui = !'li,,. g.... b. hn""'.
..:ll 1t IL sp-..i. Ia b,-' =, .aj..
t;.,r Ia, ;ar hcai: 'lttt,.o. ,rp..fl!.
Wrod .tin ,n'i'.". t'r.'' ra.''
Iino rau D.; +. ,,..t, A'.s".. ,'ta-
nr',,, !.tta"''y hu' hl."
-AaL-I.t-u.-g -gr-l!. !il-rI ...l,-4----
\ n,a',r ':tia'e oi u,A',
IL c,rn,,' II Il" '.r-.. fl good,
inh .r'ia If IL IA" hr.t wa,
Th"n, .rcae nr i.!---''t ".a.".1'
10 .'h,I>' 'ui!i3.', j.. , ~ '"r.
Ii !nn'rc IT, Hr., . ta'.;' t"-,".
l;c no, the hr.i 90 n.hk" 1t Aa"wu.
Tor hlrI- Irt pa ,iis day.
No I!p nay t.! b.v br,t j., ,i.a
Then, oh. N" i''lr tine We stay,
Ir,', .r"a. Of al n" nr-' ~ "a.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-12-05
SMOaNtain democrat.
"rrIRrs Light na Air.
II Tt',iEI

A!a.-ho IN; = ,,u-, ;"5y :e,'.
Dis-rn,iuG, ct~ern hearts iiat hHK.'
Heart. that the " nd ~ vain had 't'!
And sorrow h4t n.rrt c!rsriy ND,
That stood ti.. -'sr'a N',"u "s,"- ~rt'. t,'.
Vet in -lur; h.qt tell ""
I.kr ,hIp. H. have -.. . ..,n - See,
When hca,"u VA a., ttu. ut:y
\ something, h-'t A. ayr - l'"A-
! w,.d nrhinI. or wrongly taArr..
az, . ln>r. TIA. tempest, never sh,"-.,
\ breath. a t,u,h hkc th.- hath - 49,
AiI r',lor word. win toou rnsL. "a.
10 ,prc.u, th" tfci.h tia! words '.-4p
Aud ,,r- fu-,t the gentle lay
They vor" ip cpnr. hips -ia,.,r, ...,
IA VOICE, p..c tie trEr .....t ,t'G
a trndcrt".. 'rouuI al they -,in.
tn IL, drrl.nin.. ,n"ly "u'
TIL, swcrta.ss,s oi l.r 40" suL,.
Aud hraits 80 ,f.', m.i.ia:. .','.
Like hroh.i,,h li,---.i i.!.' - .'r" Il"
mat, suii.l., len 80 aopr-,t. ''--U.
A. thoGsli n, water. ur'rr ,"'iiJ ,,''',
Nr', ere Il reach the plain below,
Brcahs iulu moods, shat part 'rt"F.
on, you that have the charge Of 1--we.
Keep him ~ roy hruda"c h'I!,i
\. III thu field. rf hli.- al'o'r
Iic .l:~. ~it'. nuWrr,;, tr'trr'i t...ai.
Lop-c '.,t 'h,' IT, tn.t ,,aiuJ iI'.. oHte,
\,r ,,ci 1T 'an u,' A. w.n-.:
tor ",ru4n Jour, i ,.ifo,c'- Higt'.
" ~ --'I' ~ r,r'-- - ,,.ii tt,'.r. ..'i
tit' hat ,,.r,'to! h.r.!, "'"-. t,-.
i, found 10. meath IA Ea-',im .Ll',.
Whosr Nir--. 'l"ugh rui'l." VIZ" .''','.
lo-e al. hr,r gio.! "t,n '' :':,
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-12-05

"pInN'r yon tc9 me. ~, VOC could
hold th" l,lo~:' >a.i = farmer to a -rr,a
iri>;Iu'n. whrn h. laI taken ou ua,. -
.lr"n he ai~r n,Y, "a; Pa; hoN
the tivii ,an haUid il, a'rl tHo h,r.c.
dg;. N;"r it n'yay lr"m r.'+ nivo it trn..
into tie baro, and, be ,i,cr., III hou;l i
with anyhu!y.'
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-12-05

Tie Create" !iA 'orery er Nr A1e-G,fdt R',S
Sh"0 {" Hdnkind-IaRos'eni, bu: ltteht.
nR. L. J. CZAPKAY'S ProphilscteuIn, ,.elf.ili.in.
iect'nr aeentAa sure preventive against GoncrrhoA
and Syphilitc diseases and an unsurpa sstd reucdS
Tor az venereai Scrohlous Gangrcnous and Ca actr
Gus Ulcers, FGtid Discharges from Vagina, Uterus
ana Crethra, and all Cutaneors Eruption6 and die.
For sale at Dr. L. j. CsarLay's on ,.. Sacra.
mento q, below Montgomery, opposite Pacific Mat!
steamship Coz Office. As inoculation is apreven.
i've AGAINST small pox, 70 is Dr. l.. J. CRapkay'S
Prophilactieum preventive against Sypliliiic and
GonorrhGal diseases. HARMLESS in ITSELF il possess.
es the power of chemically destroying the syphl;c
Virus, and thereby saving thousands Of 6"haucheca
rom being infected by the most loathsome Of al.
diseases Let no young man who aprre States health
be without DR.. C1apkRy's rrorhlacticu=a. It is in
very convenient packages, and will he found con
ventent TO use, being used as soap. Price, IS.
eP Allcrders must keaddrcsscdto - L. J. CkRIkay.
NJ y San Francisco ,Caliicruia llTc:.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-12-05
L. ELKUs,

"a L. ELKUs, II
IL Main Sire ct, PlnceTville, III
itts iu,' r"c,itcd 4 itrgc stock ~
Fine and Fashionable Goods.
- Whci, li~ ia,i,. the attention OF the Public. The
-'":i. "'i'rriscs. ~ part,
Fine Black, Blue and Brown Frock Goats,
Fine Black Blue and Brown Cass. Pants,
SILK. Cassir,cre and Velvet Vests,
Davis Il Jones' White Dnd Colored Shirts,
Silk, Cotton and Merino Undershirts.
5Ilk, Cotton and Merino Drawers.
White and COlorcd Flannel Shirts,
White and CoiorCd Flannel Drawers,
- nkcrt's Boots, Shoes and CATERS,
A!cxaEdrc's Kid Gloves,
Panama, Straw and Cashmere Hats
Also larg" assortment Of
CLOTHS. CASSIMERES, VESTINGS,
NC. &C., &C.
W'i.a wi t'nt. =. and grarIatrr 8" c..
~ - H'..L VII .''l chap lot cash.
CAU t.L -s.' .!r ''rfu,r purchasing "lAcwhcrc.
No t..'jl" tc si.,W stt,.-. J. HLkta
~ u Mair street, Plactf,Iiie