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and tor nsMy dsassssA 70 @ 4. tos ohurcs Q sta
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hssssussi ssrSss isas q sqssrs whsss
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church ssssss 10 the stsy. has srsosed ~ Vie
ss0ssy lsssly overlapping IL sullivan street, saA
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eDOsupsn~s> In enterprises Of this assaro me osr
l.s ~ asoOp James August Ass sss 60
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s'ash sases s:s ssp's s,sssy sx ssss rae aess'
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Ia psIsossSe ell ~ erected the sajssiee lot Pos
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tAe church 80 cvo ore tsd yesterday usssng, tho
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ssss pase sunsah fhs vUora1ts 8ssasp aayssa
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psoiet~'ob. For &c ssse oct Sligo Priest va.os
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nl.-a np, and SO ts5 oosecsss a srosss
prss the day Nose thAs tbs snsaas trsqnrss
ev".ctss'J Sefyc$ <ers ssss hsid IA tho oAsroh
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0O90AomohlDs
su,psur .ou.,-op.sy..~.
Before Hon. JUDGES Sutherland (P. -, Leonard aad
Bsdksa
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sss u sAs ssrs a ASas ~osn- The nsver ~av
s,s.~>< IN, o.u.s v,,no.s ,sa $780,, ~ ~. 49,.
sse "o Asos u mo Aser~es osy rsmsvs Tor esass
without W eonseos q the Mnyse; TIE eve snsso
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sN.. .VW Su~ ses'r'c sne Oeso es~s ven ~
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.ses' =" "'e,ses - ee" - 10 nawh.hr Tue yearly
1879 u" s''NS eW q. per CIV si"VvV u"isrs,
"oFt or sHn'w ~sy should no CosuSar'ss
80 spy p*saue"e IN us' ,nefe essry rossnI WI
'o svsoN 'c.ee' so".'A o. Svee ecy 70 ooe ~hs vi
s'e We Sy ~ % osn. ans every fc.s"n s'v
- 49, 80 $50 ron n'~ INC ~" not 10 to
,1e opJecuoo mat tne Bears a Aidrrusea ~ss net
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sucss % pct Ersgrssu s-s sSin dsckug d. nms,,usss
70 the vs,tess Osses, from Sbss hesr ss~a pss-
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sepsvt-s the, here sssss dasV quartz uab the
re-, sesweep bs<e eco n. Jcsepa nsae hoss j. 4
bcssvet ~ ere Bross zen Hssse. asas biz psvuar he'd
tee sDsh Zoe BE vurpsss sse 10 uAtsg ssdissoa.
.sssh se1y 81 l.sse :. the srsssnA He v q hAs is
~, 60 lean kssp ssteA"
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Arporvynrs ~ TEE GovyrSoR The Govs,
nor nee sppor,sd the following NAMED p~r~os. q, IA
0sm~~"sers fov tbe s-sis " Nev Yo-k 10 take. the
g.- 40 scso9vpog~est o. oecft and o>her nxuu-
49, .s.-s'os WAT, Nor -ich, CoIa Fang n
49, 49, Asg"s % loo 20 Felt s,vsss.. Ca J.,~
sssr1, W cSrss sryset, Princeton m p.,.~j
l. ho~sso, Nev Oi,e.ns, Ia rhon-s NJ s,.ts,, Va
n 1870 w w~C rvess', L.ncn, Esss EtJsh
Ns.s Tar.S,s r,,~. v.s,.n AZ. rreaso, B,,t,u,
sn,nSGon' ~ y,eu Lyp.n. POI .pae, 90. T~
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20 hlier. wsslsrcc, % G AMI s,s, -,
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49, .ceo..fwG rncs We vi ossu Mt N Re 49,.
tnrss- D~ntea ~ae nssa, 4. fl~nss = e,-st ts,,s@s
Z. - sors ~. DAVID Ysa Hssss.eassh.
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o's.. Suose Lsonars dassassg srse 0a~ Gases ~
craeN
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HoNscrArHY--rh homeopathic physicians
/" the Usht~o Safe hAa thssr ssaasi vvsa -
10 lest week ~ P0iisdeipsia Reps~ts Of their ere
oeesues sepesr IN the PAGERS Of thsI os1 fns
rs~,s "A tIis syst-@ .soiss u wss orxas,zss
Dot svty ye1s soca, scare toWty years have e'.Ssa
-snoe sss s,'cnucso iDts tss eo~sov already 10
prsettcaeF- sam sereJ BY theoeaaAs At tAs Psua
sepns useuss. saith wss srsss su sdsf, the asnssi
sssrss was ocsiver~A by DE- r. MoMsuns o. B.u
moro. Tho psxt mcctiog 10 be bssa Ososyna u On
TIE brtt Wednesday N Juse. 1891 Df. v " Relaaa
"i Ne~ Bavro Cosa vii tsv r. TIL ssuus alarsss an
~. P. p Wells ~ Brooklyn the Alt.rsste
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10 zHk EJ.IYOs OF tBk HK<aLp.

.ah" NswPoRr, n l.. Jsne ., 1850
Tread in your yess~Ssys pass', sassr tps oaprea Of
the rpis VI Os.sress wasted and ssassA !" sas
voh BY apos sssss ~hs ssss,s
20 their dats promptly ssd - esessaHy ~rsngie apsa
svgers. bssoes sat ~oros st,pss sny gooe 1sa
'sss sin bsye tbeu 90 wsy-aDrrupes1 ca yi.oes
- ,sr user OF tho csy stsss is~ dsye Ne
nat re ,es- tbss age weues wsssg "a 10 asses
'tsa IN tSe orcssei DO hDs. juSgee fssD tbs astsY
.cuo be Ioorc 70 put ,hom rejss, thoa Tae
>tsiAk usety xrsDgec by hr Press"a, vnoh settss
i,tuoe ~ o,s Wczsss, tses hshtad aud
tae osy Of ~ cora 0eDt Il 600 ala
q sh 0tee,e Spso " rot stsa suy ola.les Gas
~ CIT out Sps,p sas wnen tsere q onssos " 20
ssivsoo 10 Unt-s SsUs otsi0slts = SHOULD be done
ssornp tiy. There 10 eecd n,sisssrs abroad
treaties ~oes made cut are never 70 be sesd
stJ6syRIaER
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sPheOnAxs 0ODaCDO.

IL PBWsose 1AvINo LsIHs AaAIwvr TuB
. y eeate ~ go N1eO>t loea a. The stv al
tes Yosh dsse> "a go ssc:s! sssd:A
~ Ks-ssvsss sAs-ss. - Or ssecrs oMsssr n iess
Fsw YORK. Apro 10 is6s. ,
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ma Council might wish to exceed their powers IN tss
nsss q thsy w~ nee 90 40 msry ososss, o.. Sefe
vss . 20 hna ,h-u la 1890 tne soassh fc..s
FL .sve for tbs recp,ss Jenny Lad ~nso sas Vs.su
To- onto He would lot say ~tether tnsy nsi soeoi
rightly ~roog In do os So ous sem ne wouo sne'
ssow Of The seausnen Oomposns tnr C'aa-
Gal ys-r (taGgh,er Tie statute gave TOE Obaa'
OH poser exp.oo moaey tor pubic purposes, ADo ne
osr.ny hous ut that thsy sout DC tussuvo " gr~auus
q cee paolio On y; tns Prince OF Wa-s Bus
there many tnipss DO ooss that they ooud not
appy The pusho TO- sno &c onrriierso thai pn
vac 81 beoripi.ob wuuiJ SO D. necessAsy.
Mr. Best.nns Dtoa wss tpes put and L g. t,e
R<sssae o-st Carried by . large IN dr.
kr OGLR 4 SOwAs tnsf moved. seconded b. 20 a a.
BAxrss, that omsatees DO appointed 90 1s
following ssfJecss:-
10 dran aud pa sp.rs resolutions aud an address, TO
be sson, ted tor ancpuon publ nv tisg ~ be o
vssed o. hs we,sp,p the Mayor
70 p'eosre programme ot ptocseangs 70 be ado
% aarisg the Priooe Q visis Ia thus oiSy.
To sosgeet sno such pSemoas As tl-S
mag oeen s~oesssry expenses ss,sed vita
He RoyA 6sgBssss'
20 make the bsceesary ssrspgsmeats TO- oroansa!-
bG, decor s,iss sna iiium,ps,Ds tn city
b. Thai Hn Worship MAJ or be "a ottcse mem Dor
OF ~AcB ,oumatse
the re iu,,on- were CARL led ~thoot discussion
The PFIsCE Of WALLIS IN AosrKAALr
me uog toe sup-cposs 10 the PIT. % ~ wales
Reo-puos Fund MosreAi nsd In taai Sny ruas
dsy last from ms tports vpich appear sne papcrs
u th.s oy, ve Team tnaS only sk ON have yes ooea COL
lsossa By subscription.
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A ekAwskRkY vrsTrvAL WILL Nc uELu
f.-S,. ussrsh, s..e. - c.sss-s. 90. x,s'ss
srre GA '-~sdAv 40 SefrssAsv IS
'ssen . eoas issiudiug SIZE wtsrrss asl Orsaa lee
egtsA
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fnw srpAs FxRKy BRr wBgH Newark AND A
= y taner's re arr bsF .svsvs ~ .osa >
s',i.sI iirss cs'is a. tno-.:-ss..A.ew.rss .. ~
" fse al iss ~ vssuA~a sunAs
'ahscss as- ~ spplyiAs 70 lss usssae. - ssAst. -
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Rv PUsLiC KsQu SCI NJ rus LaDIBs rss Rs1sut
- srsiunoes kcm'es 81 nr sAssirg - He>it "a MS
,schsr,l ,tesa rrs.tys ~til ~ repeassd n hs
place fu.6s sSd fbus~dav Of ~res spd % H,nxsy
rufsdsg srd Thur.tsv II peu xsrs ~ soe~,-a,ss ~
% ss>s day before ,sles oniv bsfs~s sots Ia
~s sta sssssa suesc fos Ora isszrs. Ths Physical
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n asriOs 6UuSk PsUgs STRAIT, asUpx Ys-
~ tks s"sss = 49, De tsrus " s,ssssi ts4 asssA~
80 1911 80 1ts.At ~eAr~~c ~.i s---t fza0s
-rf~ 800 ~ Sc fsNrsb f-r> ~
frf ~ erts o ee-~h - ~n1 snmfnrs-s.s 80
go 80 scceor ssos tss pnsrss srcao1 go Af
- 80 fTefy a 80 ~ gisss y te zoe ss.ftta II
90 $50 - of % ie~ = f,.rrs ~ - II
r 80, Fr-~r p -s~.si Krors so 80 isr,i,i-
e. v~,cF.
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The Me,hsdist General Conference.

BUFFALO, May u.-Tsnth day.-The specia,
business before the Conference to-day was the
funeral services Of Bishop Waugh.
Before the hour arrived for the commencement Of
the services, the list Of Conferences was called,
and petitions upon various subjects were scented
fifty Of which was in favor Of and twenty against
a change Of the slavery rule, and two or three
against the use Of tobacco by ministers.
Durlng The proceedings Of the earlier part of the
session, the number of spectators had greatly in
creased, and when 10Y O'Clock arrived. the hall
waS well tiled with an appreciative audience.
The exercises were opened by congregational
singing, followed by an eloquent and appro-
plate PRAYER by the Rev. Or. Durbin, and the
reading of the 9Jth Psalm and the eth cha pter Of
LIST Corinthians by DR.. Peck, and after uniting in
another song Of praise, the venerable Bishop
Morris proceeded to deliver a most impressive
and elooue sermon on the late senior member
2f the Board of Bishops, Bishop Waugh. from
the text OF the I'd Corinthians. 18th cha pter 2Sth
verse, . Besides these things, etc" The general
theme of the discourse was Paul and his success
sors, In which the Bishop aimed to impress upon
the minds Of the ministry their duty TO Infinite
Paul so far as he initiated Christ.
The discourse was listened TO througout with
undivided attention by the audience, and drew
Iorth the silent applause Of many.
The concluding exercises were conducted nv
Kew Peter Cartwright, and consumed the re-
mainder of the session.
BUFFALO, MAY 12.-ElersHth Day.-The Con.
Terence to-day accepted an invitation Of the Hon
Erastus Corning, president of the New York Cen.
trail Railroad, to visit Niagara Falls in d special
train, on Thursday next.
The days proceedings related altogether to the
troubles In the Genesee Conference The subject
was finally referred to the appropriate committee.
Inc report on The slavery question hrs been
agreed upon, and 1t is said they will report the
following general rule:
4. q. What shall be done for the extirpation Of
the ertl Of slavery.
a We declare that we are as much as ever con.
WINGED Of the great evil of slavery, and we believe
that the buying, selling or holding of human
beings as chattels Is contrary to the laws Of cd
ana nature, Inconsistent with the Golden Rule
and with that rule IN our discipline which re.
quires all who desire TO continue amongst us to
30 no harm and ito avoid evil of every kind u
we therefore atectionately admonish all our
preachers and people to keep themselves pure
rom this great evil and to seek its extirpation by
all lawful and Christian means
rms report is said TO have received the sanction
OF thirty out Of fOrty-seven members of the com.
mitse- IL VIII be made to the Conference on
wednesday, but not discussed for several DAYS
during the session of the committee Yesterday
qulte discussion took place between Rev. Henry
New York. -''-"' VI
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HIS IMPERIAL GIN BITTERS.
HIS CATHARTIC SYRUP.

For Infants, Children and Delicate Females, is
certainly one of the most desirable and valuable
Medicines IN the world: It is perfect substitute
for Cd!Onnel acting on the Liver, removing sll oh
structions in the Bowels, curing Costlveness Indi
gestlon and Dyspepsia. hlthour h it - sure and
efectusl In it's tperationktas Csomel, Jet il is
delicious TO the taste, that onidren will CRY for it,
and it is as gentle, innocent and harmless as the
dews OF Heaven, Thousands OF mothers through
out the lsnd Will bless the discoverer Of this in
valuable Medicine.
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townships q, IS, -, IS, Is, and 81, of rsuse2
Townships.2. g. ~ IS. 4s, q, and g, OF range n
TTOxn.hiP. e. z, and IS q rsnle. 2 and Is
townships q. IS, -, and 81 frsnses
Townships A, as ~, Es, and 50, Of range Is
q s s. sns Gl5sssss cf1.n,.m
TOwns5ips a. IS a. 8. a. snd So Of rance NJ sSos'-s
ToxnsRiPs q IS IS a. a. a. s AND g. 81 r.s
Townships -, a, IS, IS ~. and IS, of ranEe IS
Townthiis q, q. IS IS and ~, Of ranges s.
Townships ~. a., aud 81. Of Iange IS
Townships a., IS, ~, a., %, and 81, of range IS
range 81
townships g. ~, IS, IS, q. 81 and S.. of ranres
Townships a., <s, f9, 81, and S., Of range 50
Townships q, ss. -. s., and s.. Of range 20
Townships IS. 50, and 81. Of 'snges al and q
At the Land Ofhce at TRAvKKsE CRY. on Mon
day, the 18th day Of June next. vz:
Norm Of the base line and Of the priacipol rue
townships q, and Al, Of ranges %, Il, and y
Township 20, of rSnge Is
.. Tnwnsh.ps 70, aud ii, OF ranges q, Is, Is, q. D,
Township A. Of range 81
Notice also Is hereby giren that the vacant public
lands in the undermentioned townships herefofore
for Indian purposes, sod being no longer REQ uired
for SAID purposes. will be restored To prspsfs trfyU
a. the Land ofhoe al TRAvERsE CRY. on Monday.
Tovnships s., s., 81, s., and 50, Of ranges
Township ~, OF ranfese, Z, 9. and
Thst part of township 81 south Of Pine river Of
Given under my hand, at the city Of washington,
this tenth Gay OF April. len
oonm.aou.r Of a. s sss. 8; T E.Is Ss.
Nots.-under the regulations Of the Depsrtment
as ersstoiore and now existing payment can be
maze iof advertising proolamerionf except u suoh
RnbIs ss are specially sfkorizsd 10 publish By
apH-wew
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MEDICINES.

ID. 'oHr.s sfscss3,..,.
LOCK HOSPITAL,
Hss Dsssesrsx sAs Moot Csrtasa, spssdy, s.d al,
Efsefsai Rssssdy % TIA World,
FOR ALL DISEASES OF IMPRUDENcE.
LET NO FALSE DELICAcY PREVENT.
APPLY IMMED ATELY.
A CURE WARRANTED, OR NO CHARGE,
IN FROM ONE 70 TRO DAYS.
w..in. Of u. Bah, sret.r.. As.sa.n. eide Eia.sy
De- s;'Ss .ls ,s...:'i Dp.S:, i
fsasn Ideas, PalPaea eide Mart Trs.snE.
Nos. sta. q n. Lug. s..ssh sr s.s.ls.
YssANSo.. pr.asssl and ps.rse,. Pf.saes, .ses r.s
der karraEs mpsbls and destroy bets Body and Mad
Especially VII. A.,. s.o.n. =. .i.,u..f s..r, v,..
that drssdsl and ds.seu,s habit vhie .Rns.ly svssps
an ..!i%.ly shos..ad. Ys.aG Ms efs meal
sntsnes cd listening ssnats With the thsnds sfssqssnss
ysssd ssssasy tas living lyrs nay ssn VII fs ss.f
n.g. beng .v,r. Il Psy.ssi v:.sas.s. .s.sis s:Iiy,
dsformitiss, Ae- speedily cured.
easily sonsd. in hi, homer as gs.snsn and ss0sdsay ry
spo1 his stlll az physician.
ths Fan sss.r'. and amber. Lsusn
nsst Be paid and ssutain astanp.
Dr. JOHNSTON,
Member .fths Royal Cssgs efssgssns hsadss gs.tsss
and sr..i.r part q who's. .P.ai IA n:
Ptal. Of London PAr., Ph.d.lPhl. and ...h.r. h., ..
tnovn many uosblsd viii rngias IN ne bead snd
..snd. mesa sits .Ss.n, eshns s.ns.a ..Ss
Lnss with Of mind, we're cured Immediately
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Ysmf Men and ohsrs xbo have injured thsmsslvss BY
ssrain raee, INDUCED in when aonsa habit fr.es.6y
When ar. S.S M and 20. s.I.:
ssSa's %srnss. inPo.ei. ana d'''rsJ' beth mind and
Those ar. .os .sd and .s.es ,r.ds..s
Early habit. q yoush ,., w.ssn..' q n. Bach .as
rOy. PapitatOn Of u. R,stt, k.r'ess
y, D.ranGsm.nt 9th. Fshesns, ssOsr. pssiy
mENThLLY.-TSs fearful .f.es On Oh. mind ar. much
Of Spirits. FOr6odinT, k,srOe seeisy s.fbsrss
Love Of Solitude, Tmdity etc. ara 'sns Of the svils
NERVOUS DEsILirY-fhsss.bdss can asvJ sdss vAu
10 ID. came fth.ir declining health lssng thar ,S be
Appearance about the syss sosgh Of
DISEASES or IMPRUDENCE.
b. sa. im5ib.d 4. SEED. 81 Ii. painful a.s. .. .ss
happen, that sd efshsns dread di.es,sry
H: S IRON as:: s 'i 4. % ne. Dc
had. o. sISt,S and a:Ennf 5,.sa't. .hS InesR:s.
month snsf month, or az long az the smallest fee be s
ana s m " ss I, ,s'psa
pcsoh, msrery, haiitn the eonsstios.l symptoms Of this
sin se Prosr...i1s With Rapidly li S..ts ps
psnod to his drssdfu srGsrng BY sending ham TO that
DE-. JOHNsONsREMEDY FOR ORGANIC wEAKHEss
AND IMPoTENCY
Iy this great and important rsnsd, vsskns srgsns
spssdy cared and full vigcr rssersd fhssssnds ss
most nervous and dsbstsd, vhs had lest all ksps,
been iTnrn sdiatsly relieved.
All p.diu,n Marriage Physical or Mental Dis9,sh
fesuons Lose Of Prssrsstivs Power nsrvoss lfrsbity
Trembling and Wssfnsn EIhsnsusn Of the nssI fssrI
hind spsssdily cured.
ENDORSEMENT OF the rREaG.
YHE MANY THOUSANDS cured this insutstiso with
ths last years. and thu important srrf
cal operations performed BY Dr. johnson, By The
reporters Of ths papers and many shsr persons nsesf u
vhFeh have appeared again again ppbe
sicss bs standing gentleman 81 eh1rastsr and rsspsns
sity, 10 ssfc isni gsGranss to he Anetsd. Jan My
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BEWARE OF MINERAL P0ISoNs.
DR.. J. B0VEE DODS'
CELEBRATED
VEGETABLE MEDICINES.

HIS IMPERIAL WINE BITTERS,
For the cure of lncipient Consumption, Weak
General or Nervous Debility, Piles and ali diseases
recurring Tonic. are unsurpassed. They are made
OF a pf.re Sherry Wine, and aside from their medi
oIna properties, they are q most wholesome and
delightful Beverage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-15
THE EVENING STAR.
SPEAK NO I'LL.

Nav, speak no i'll "a kindly word
Can never leave a sting behind,
And oh 10 bnea'he each tale we've heard.
Is far beneath noble mind.
Full of better seed is sowu,
By choosing thus the kinder plan;
For IF but little good be known
Still let us speak the best we car.
give US the heart that fam would bide--
Would fain another's faalts effsca;
How can u please cen human pride
To prove humanity but base
No. let US reach a higher mood,
A Robler sentiment of man;
Be earnest in the search OF good.
And speak of all the best we can.
Then speak no al, but lenlent be
To others failings "a your own;
IL YOU re the first a fault to see,
Be not the first to make II known.
For life is but passing day,
No lip may tell how brief its pain;
Then, oh the little time We stay,
Let's speak Of all the best we can.
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NorIcE FOR f "a; ca stsroKArros OF
SSEERTTAAIi; t ,iAN TO MARKET IN THE

approves June 5. lass, to the State of NJ ehigan 90
ald IN the contradiction OF certain railroads therein
mentioned, having been go far adjusted as an
hereinafter described
Motto. IS Asyeby EIceH that all the vacant of,,.d
lands which lie outside of miles on eschs1de OF
the railroads, iron Little Bay de Noquet 20 Mar
last-named places 20 the Wisconsin state line"
situate 10 the aforementioned tOwnships which
have not been selected in virtue of said rant or
reserved for any purpose whatever, and which were
subJeot to private entry at the date of withdraw
Al at the ordinary minimum of g Is per acre ar AZ
the graduated prices under the act Of August 4
lsSf VII be restored 30 private entry on the DAYS
nav minimum Of 81 Is per acre. at the prices 20
vhlch they may have graduated st the date of with
travail. ~ WIN
At the Land Office az MGRouETrK, on Mopd.,.
the 18th day Of June next. viz: @''
North Of ths bass linz and ,ce,f Of "A.
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HIGHLY IMPo y J vt TO ALL!
INDIAN VEGETl Bile UECOCTTON


IL is well known that in the Spring people are
more apt to contract disease than at any other
period; and 70 IL equally well-known that the way
TO ward OF disease Is TO keep the blood pure, for
a the Ills that flesh lie heir to-, arise from lmpun-
~ of the blood, the main spring of our existence.
IL therefore, important TO al that the system
should be thoroughly oleansed and purified, and
this can be done in the most eectual way by using
MRS. M. cox S~JNDIAN VbGETABLE DE-
COTTON, the best remedy discovered for the cure
Of diseases OF SKIN, Eryslgelas, scrofnla, Rheums
nsm, Nervous Debility, Fevers Of different kinds,
Dyspepsy, Liver Complaint, and all other diseases
arising from impurlty Of the blood. IL has elected
the most remas kable cures, as can be shown by
numerous certificates from persons of the hig hest
respectabIllty, and 10 recommended by all who
have used it as the most invaluable remedial agent
Of the day.
ID-lt Is sold by all the Druggists of Baltimore,
and at the residence OF the proprietor.
MRS NJ. cox,
15S East Baltimore street,
between Eden street and Central avenue.
None genuine unless her name is blown on the
bottle and her seal on the cork.
III Price 81 per bottle, ak bottles for S.
Wholesale Agent. r. :. T. CIssEL, Druggist,
Georgetown, ID. c., Wholesale Agent for the bis
trlot, and Will suppy the trade at my prices.
mar q Or
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CHARLES wIDDIFIELpsCo.

649 AND 631 BROADWAY, NEW YORK,
And sold by JOHN SCHWARTZ, Druggist, ass Pa
avenue, next door To the United States Hotel, and
ky druggists generally. mar H-ly,rs
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THE LIFE OF STEPHEN A. DOUGLAS. Nv
Selling Lucky, being volume Z Of Abbotf,s Raj,
bow and Lpcky Stories price So cents.
ssso ' sLSSc2sRp MoHuN.