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ALPHABETICAL LIST AND R1sDlNoEs
OF fHI
MEMBERS OF THE XXXvIth CONGRESS.
SENATORS.


Anthony, H. b., Willards' Hotel
Bss Wm Fl .s b psSs 81 md
Blngham, X s., WashnSton House
gsss s. st. 'sss ' md
Cameron, s5 Pc .y, opposite Milla'd'
S SssiRI b. SH%s Ms s h Ioa..
CIittendea, John J., Natipnal Hotel o.s
PoSlItie, lanes ar No5s1ns, % rs.
Essisndsn, ". f.,Mis Ghipnsa's: sSSSs.
Eitzpa.rIcE. BENJAMIN, Biown's Hotel
F Fosssf sG 10 g. Nv WHARF Hoss $50
Green, James 5, Crutohetts, An, cor and 9Th SITS
Gwin, WIN. NJ, 23i st, corner 10th
Hsmn spaibn Wash,ns,on Ho Msai.o, plano
H Hs Jsmes s, Wash R aEto9 House
HSnts1, r. - street. bet til ii,S and "i III 81 '
j.sns"s K = sss sns 10th
kehnsSn Of Tsap s. HS,s
IL.Ps; JosePs' B S.,saas] H ao,dI
Mason, Jas NJ, 424 st, bet 18th aud 18th
Nicholson, A. q. r, Kirkwood House
Pearce. James A Mrs. lrving's, % IA st
Polk. T.
Powell, L.. w, 2S3 st, bet l4th and 18th
Pugh, G. e, 4O 4Lh st, north Of La. av
Rice, H. NJ, Min Row, st, bet N Az and LIST Ct
Sauls W, Mrs. Irvings. % "a st
Sebastian. WIN. h., Dr. Dunn's, 45G Ii st
Seward, WIN. H., 252 st, bet 18th and l4th
Simmons JAS F.. w Iards' Hotel
Slldell. John, 3l2 H at, bet 18th aud l6h st
Sumner, C.. Mrs. Canmack's, liz r, bet I4th & 18th
Ten Eyck, J. c., Mr.. McBalr, 1872 / st and Pa Av
Thompson, John r., 4te 18TH st. bet E and
TOOmbs. Robt., 2iS F st, bet 18th and 14th
Trumbull, Lyman. 45l 9th st, bet f. and
Wade, b. F.. Mrs. Hyatts, $50 Pa av, bet 9th & 7th
Wilson, Henry, Mr.. Joys, cor 9th and Pa av
Wigfai. L.. T., Browns Hotel
Wiknson, NJ. ! r. SO omOn's, $50 9Th st
Yulee, David L., 2S2 ST, bet 18th and 18th
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MEDICINES.
n rs NOT TOO MUCH 10 SAY,
l. SINCE ALL,
OLD AND YOU NC.
.vDunra U%~ rn r-u

vl7'-rHAT R RfE9sEE66RS4iv TEooD's hair
the hair II used two Or three times week. to any
imaginable age Perfectly, restore the gray, oover
Ihs sfd UIen sd sns oil and
preserve the scalp free from all disease to the great
Clersymen. Professional @en, and Gentlemen and
Ladies Of all olasses, all over the world, pear tes
Read the following, and Judge:
HICKORY GROVE, 81. Charles CO., Mo-, Nov. is, ST
PROF o. WooD-Dear Sir: Sometime last summer we
effects wonderful feel our duty to You and the
afflicted, Our little som head for sometime had
been perfectly covered with and some called sead
head The haIr almost ent<ey OF IA consequence
Resorare we did So with little hope OF success,
surprise, and that Of all friends very few applications
crop Of hair started aud thst our
boy nIs as LsI Ina :. .a do
mend your Restorate as perfect remedy fer all diseases Of
GEORGE W. HIGGiNBoIHAM,
SARAH A. HIGGINBoTHAM
PROF wooD-Dear Sir: My hair hsd, for several years,
ness ~Sch redfred the eoH.sant ppcston Of oil necessary
dressing NheR commenced using your Halr Restora
lug continued I'LL within the last three weeks, has
turned nIara coior, aud assumed so.n=s nd ussre
oils or any 6her preparation nave used g~td
indispensable article or lady toilet whether be
dressing bsauufyg the hair. You have Permiss,cn
refer all who entertain doubt Of its performing ell
Mrs. {. SYMoSDs liz Third street
CINCINNATI, D., Feb. 10, 1851.
WELLINGTON, Me, Dec. 5, 1857
PROF. wooD-Dear Sir; BY the advice Of freud Uf
nhc has been using HAIR ResorHtNe, in
due ed try had the fever, last May, sud
nearly HAIR he I'd Nov hair has
deal thicker than Nothing bat
duty aud sympathy thar feel communicate 10 Others who
afflicted have been. ould induce tins
public gment Of the benefit have received from
Prof. W foods HAIR Restorative.
Yours respectfully, A r. JACOBS.
The Restorative is put up bottles Of three
viz: large, medium. and small the small holds hall
a pint, and retas for one dollar per bottle; the me-
dunn holds at least twenty per cent more In proper
ton than the small, retails for two dollars per bot
proportion, ana retails for SIS bottle
u. J. WOOD & CO, ProprIetors, Sl2 Broadway,
New York, IN the great n. y. Wire Railing Estab-
lishmentD and ia Market street, 1t. Louis, Mo-;
and sold by all good Druggists and Fancy Goods
Dealers. IA 5-eoSm
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MEDICINES.
ITO THE AFFLICTED!
MRS. M. CO.'S

INDIAN VEGETABLE DECEPTION:
the greatest remedies for ErysIpelas, Scrofula,
RhsSmatsm. SSurvy. Eruptions and Bi SS on
Nervous Debility, Dyspepsia, Liver, Salt Rheum,
and ali diseases arising from the effects OF Mercury,
ever presented TO the public.
Testimonials and certificates from hundreds of
respectable Citizens of Baltimore and other parts of
the country are in of the proprietor, tes
Fit is sold by most of the Druggists of Balti-
MRS. nj. COX,
1SS 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.
IL Price g. per bottle, six bottles for IS.
Wholesale Agent. r. s. Il. CIssRL, Druggist,
GEORGETOWN, D. c., has been appointed Wholesale
Agent for the District, and will supply the trade at
nv prices. dc N-I
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THE ALL SUFFICIENT THREE
MAR, 4. 2. r. 3,

fsotsCted By Royal LITTER. Pntsnt of Enelosd a,5
secured BY thC Seals Of ths Eools 6s PharnaeSs ds
Paris, cnd the Imperial C0IIss. az Medietre.
Viernd.
No. 1 is invaluable for ex hau stIon, Spermator-
rhGa, and al phy sics! disabiiitl-
NO. = completely Grad Gates all traces of those
diseases that have been hitherto treated by the
seous and pernlcIoG5 Use Of copsvls and cubebs
No. ) has entirely SUPP anted the I'M Tious use OF
mercury, thereby lDsurlng TO the sufferer speedy
ree1 dispensing al mpuritIes and roofing out the
TRIESEMAR, Nos. .2and z are prepared in the
form OF a lozengs, devoid OF Ia tie and smell and
oan be carried In the walstcoat pocket, Sold m I'm
cases, and divided into separate Doses SIS adminis
tered by Vaipean, Lailemand, Roux, RIoord, &c.
Price IS each, or four cases for So which saves as
And In 81 cases, whereby there is saving of %.
TO be bad, wholesale and retail, of DIR. BARRON,
ia Beecker street, four doors below McDours
street. New York. Immediately on receiving a re
mittanoe, DIR; Barrow will forward the Triesemsr
TO any part Of the world. securely packed and ad-
dressed according 70 the inst uctons of the writer
ington, ID. e. de e-6m
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The EXTINCTION OF VEsUvIUs Some of the
German journals announce seriously that CON-
pany of English capitalists have made an appli
cation to the King of Naples for a charter for the
extinction of Vesuvius. The principal seat of the
FIRE of that volcano is situated several thousand
feet below the level of the BY cutting
canal which would carry the water into the crater.
the fire would be completely extinguished, and
the operation, which would only cost tUO ,00Of-,
would restore to cultivation land of ten times that
vain
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LFAP EEAR.-A Scotch statute of 1923, reads
follows: 1T is slut and Ordaint that during the
refine of her maist biissit Majestic, lk forth year
known as leap year, ilk maiden layde of bath
high and low estait, shall hae liberty to bespeak
We man she likes; albvit if he refuses to tax hir
TO be his wifi, he shall be mulcted in We sum of
ane pound is cd or less his estait, moi be,
except and avis if he can max il appear that he
IS betrothed to one woman. that he then shall be
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aIUNEI r. ECUvEEBD FnUn HUMAN STOMACH
At the residence of W. p. Reaves, in Shelby
county. on Friday night, the Sd inst, Mr.. r. ].
Fullerton robbed of Sl2O in bank bllls-one
Of the denomination of Si00 and two SO. A man
named A. j. Phillips was accused Of the rob-
berry. and upon being arrested was seen to sIsal-
low the bills DIR. Pryo, was at once called in
and administered ipecacuanha, whereupon the
bills speedily brought TO light. Phillips
was committed TO the Raleigh Jail 20 answer the
charge Of stealing (Tenn) Union,
EsS -
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COUGHS COLDS HuARsENEss. DO.

The prevalence OF the above complaints At this
season generally has the effect of bringing ont host
of professsdlv new specifics, and while some are
good, many are useless, and Others even dangerous
The wlsest course to pursue is to consult our FAM
lily physician, otherwise use only such RENE dies
as long public xperence has proved To be safe and
eficacious of this oha racter is TYLER'S COM
POUND SYRUP OF GUM ARABIC. Original
Il soon became popular remedy, and has continued
TO enjoy a growing reputation for the last twenty
years. In cases of common Colds, Coughs. &C., II
Whooping Cough, Group, Asthma, influence, c.,
Its success Ia unparalleled, and most will testify
who have used it.
Price 25 cents and 50 cents per bottle.
Sold by Marin L Palmer, Chas. Stott. &C., Wash
exandria; where it may be had slso for convenience
III LoZenger form. Price i2h and Is cents s box
known "Tiler's Gum Arabic Cough Candy
Drops al elegant, pleasant and eficacious Pull
monte LozenEs they are Unsurpassed. de 7-Sm
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uARTSHORNE'S CURE-ALL,
H THE GREAT PAIN hEEIEILATOE.
AND REMEDY FOR DYSPEPSIA, WEAK
STOMACH AND WEAK BOWELS.

IhEF dNE 70 % Y CHEMIST.
BorTLEs IL, Is and 50 cents and one dollar.
1HE GREATEST DISCOVERY IN MEDICAL
SCIENCE.
HARTSHORNE'S CURE-ALL should be kept
In 81 families In OF accidents or sudden SICK
ness,as II frequently in loss tine than 10 TO
cures to get a physician.
Ii cures pain In part az TIE system and 10 use<
externally and interDa,iy
III AS the treSaent changes OF the we,ther pro
duce bad Cold, Rheumatism, Pain in the Limts
and Body; also, STIFF Neck-eyery pereon should
yet bottle IL acts upon the Nerves, Muscles
Sinevs. Blood and Bones; and BY its warming cleo
Get bottle and try IT.
uHH1 PIE yyegS hsye = consh, use HARTs
GHERRY-it 10 the beet Cough Syrup in the
Ifyou are Bilious, use HARTsHoRNE'sANT
BILIOUS PILLS. They act upon the Liver, Sto
mach and Bowels, carrying of eli Bile and Fosl 80
sretions.
Tho above medicines 70 be had st all Drug Stores
10 Washington city; RInWEi.L CIsSELL 81
6eoTGetovn; II. PEEL a. Co. Alcs.ndrla-
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AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS,

For az the purposes az n fdrrs!y Phystc,
tat disease wIhk the OF IhtIr acen
rarely withstand s'ade them Their penetrating prop
search and cleanse, and nvgOrse portion Of
In. gIsr correcting diseased action, aad
storing healthy iirs As consequence Of these
properties the invalid who ed down with ply
sctl debIItr asIonshed fluid his health
stored by a remedy once so supple aud inviting.
Not only DO they the day complaints Of
body formidable aud dang dssses The
agen; named pleased furnish gratis my
Almanac cerc Of their cures and directions
for their The following complaints Cosvene Heart
burn, H.ad,ch. arising from dsordertd stomach, Nausea
Indig so, Pain and Morbid lnacon ofte Bowels Flat
rsncy Loss Of Appetite, JaunJcs and other tndrss
plants arising from lev state Of The tsay distraction Of
its fan tisns.
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Act's Commissioner General Land Once,

NoTE.-Under the regulations Of the departing nj.
as heretofore and now existing. no pay ment can be
publishers as are specially ed TO publish by
the Commissioner Of the General Land Ofice
ia S-Iaw4w
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AYERS
COMPOUND EXTRACT OF SARSAPdRILLA

the eaeciual remedy which hs sf Of
devise for tine prevailing and fatal mSsdy
X Combined from tdiss that have
discovered for the Of this foul disorder from the
blood, and the Of the from dssrrcvs
qu.uc.s Rsuce shOud be employed for the Of no;
eEy .crofu but also those other sfecons which from
u, such ERCrTIyE aud sam DISEASES, ct. AnTHo-
cY's FIRE, RosE OF ERysIrBLAs, PIMfLEs, PUsTULEs,
ELOTCHEs. BLAISS AND BoILs, TUMORs, TETTER AND
SALT RHECM, SCkLD HEAD, RINGwORM, RHrUMA
TIsM ,SYrHILITIC AND MKRCURIAL DISEASES, De or
.Y, DYSPEPSIA, DEBILITY, sud, indeed, ALL CON-
PLANTS ARISING FROM VITIATHD OR IMPURE BLOOD.
The popular b.efn ImPurty OF tie blood" 10 founded in
Truth, for scrofuls degeneration Of the blood The
ucUar purpos. and h Serss pana purify and
this vital Aud, which soand health
10 cnnf I'D conKfi
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NorrcE FOR ff GG2; * RshlsroRArroN OF
CERTAIN LANDS TO MARKET N THE

La IN
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
The grant of l.nds made by act of Congress ap
proved June s, 1856, to the STATE OF LOUISIANA 20
aid in the constructors of certaia railroads therein
mentioned having been SO far adjusted as to author
lze the release FROM withdT avail OF the ands here
vacant ofersd lands whici. lie Outside Of six mles
on each slde Of the raToa .G5"an New ORE ans. By
under mentioned townships, which have not been
selected ~ rirtue Of said great Teserred for any
entry the date OF withdrawal at the ordinary min
mpm OF Si..5 per acre, or st the graduated prices
private entry the days and at the pl,ces herein
alter speclhed, at the ordna m!nImum Of Sl-25
graduated at the date of withdrawal.
At the Land Office at New ORLEANS, on Monday,
the .hfth day Of March next-vIz:
South Of the base line, Of at PRINCIPAL s1sr,9ds
and Iresf Of tie NiSS,sSippi rire,.
Townships Is ara IA. of range 2,
IS t. And and 5 IF RI snd
Townships IS, u, l6, and II, of rangsl6.
TTS SxnsRPPs r. s H. and 49, Of
Townshios u, is, IL, and Is, ofrauge ls.
Townships IA aud II, of ange 81.
townships Is, Is, and ", OF range q
Townshpps t. nd r. s9d III OF g.
Township IL, cfranse %.
At the Land Office at orELousAs, on Monday,
the 18th day Of March next-viz:
North Of she base line ard east of the priscipal me
Township 1, of ranges aud 2.
North Of the base ltne ard tcest Of the priNctpa. me
rtdtnn.
Townships !, S, And 4, of rsngs1.
townships |, 2, 4, and 5, of range2.
Townships |, 2, ard s, of ranges.
South Of the base line and Of the PRINCIPAL me-
rididn.
townships |, 2, 4, Z, and 10, of rangel.
townships |, 2, So, 8, 10. and IL. of ranre2.
townships 2, 8, 4, 6, and II, "f range s.
townships 2, s, 4, 5, and II, of range4.
Townships 4, 5, Z, IL, IL. and IS, of ranges
townships S, 6, 7, ana Is, OF range 6.
townships s. o, IN, II, Is, and IL, of range7
townships 8, 9, 10, II, II, and "a. of range 9.
townships Q, 10, IL, and II. of ranges.
townships IL and IS, of range 10.
townships 10, II, II, IS, and Ia, of range1 IL.
Townships ii. u, IS, and IL, of range l2.
SoNth Of the base line and Of the principal me
Tidinn.
townships |, 2, and 6, Of rangeI
Townships and 2, Of range2.
Townships ], 2, 4, and 5, Of ranges.
: townships l. 8, 4. 8, and 6, of ranges L. 5, rnd6
townships I, 5, 4, 400 5, of ranges and s.
townships l. 5, and 4, Of ranges.
Townships 2, s, and 4. Of ranges 10 and H.
Given under my hand, at the city of Washing
ton, this twenty eighth day Of December, 1880
JOS. :. WILSON
Act'g Commissioner General Land Once.
Morn Hinder the Yefulati off Ia
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- e Il y r u l. A,
OR KINGS EVIL,

IL esnststonal disssss, esrruption Of ths Sleed ~
which yiiatsd weak and poor. Beng
me circulation Psr,adss the whole BODY and may esrs
IN part Of No free frcnI lts
attacks nor is there which not destroy Ths
reroiuous verOusy caused BY msreural dissAIs
low living disOrdered unhealthy feed, impure AR, nth
and filthy habits the depressing wees audi above ALL by the
..nerai Whatever be orIgIn heresftary
constrton ending "om parents TO children uLto
third and fourth gensrston indeed seems 10 Do the
rod says al will the iniquass OF the fsthsrs
Hpou their children"
Its effects Commence ty deposition from the blood OF cor
rup. or rn.er. which the lungs hvsT and
nal organs, fned tubercles; the glands swellngs
surfat. This foul corruption,
genders blood, derrees the energies Of life
only suffer Nom tcrofuous
plants have far less 10 withstand tht
acks of other vast numbers perish BY
disorders which, although scrofuou their
r rendered fatal by this faint IN The sysem ost Of thu
which de the human family
directly this scrofuous and de
diseases of the hver kidneys, brain, and ndse
Of all ths from aggravated BY the
One garter Of a people serofusrs their persons
invaded BY this lurking con and their health 10
d.rmin.d by To cleans. from tn. syssrn
the blood b Alternative scicns and BY
healthy feed and sIsreis. Such nsdIeins wssspFy
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,ANCY SILKS AND SILK RORES

FANCY SILKS AND SILK ROBES,
l. SFLL'SG OFF AT LESS THAN Cosr.
We have thrown out our WHO'D stock of Colored
Silk Robes. by the yard to he sold st cost, less
Tor cash We Invite the special attention of pur-
cEdsers to this portion Of our stock, as we have
determined TO close it IN order 20 make room for
Sprlng supplies. J. w. Cooley Il CO,
ie lot 500 18th street, above Pa. avenue.
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OCEANSTEAMERS' SAILING DAYS
4 OOO pd Ek91UR-PUCKwHEAT.

1000 pd EIItS2bsgR0 q UGIx Plan,
ground and forwarded 70 MS from Luzerns coun- -
., PennsylyaRIs. We have never seen finer
fftlole 1--WE sell 1t At the price of the ordinarJ
Buokv wheat Flour.
Best FAMILY FLOUR OF "Jame. q wslsb.p
"fsledonia r )" and other choice brands.
Extra And supsrhne El0gr Of varies brsnds.
&C 20 U Cornsr Of 18th It. and Vermonf ",
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A FOX CRACKERS.
"A FRESH supply of these justly celebrated
Crackers have been received. We are prepared to
supply dealers with fresh article, on New York
terms, ia ~ KING BURCHELL.
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IN SEWING MACHINES
u He most perfect family Sewing Machine ia. n.
Wll,LCOE GIBBS. They make four Thousand
stitches minute with unerrIne ACCURACY are easily
understood and not liable to get out Of order and
the price, delivered, is on, SSI and Sc. They car
be seen At my Housefurnishing store AGO nth 81
GEO. FRANCIS
deS Sole A gent for the niItrlc,
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SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE

SPALDlNG'S PREPARED GLUE
meets all such eInarg ences. and no household can
afford to be without 1t. 1t is always ready and
To the sticking point. There is longer a neces-
sity for llnping chairs spntered veneers. headless
dolls and broken cradles. 1t is just the article for
cone shell. and other ornamental work, go popular
with ladies of refinement and taste
This admirable prepa ration is used cold. being
chemically held IN solution. and possessing all the
valuable qualities of tho best cabinet makers glue
II may be used In tho place of ordinary mucllage,
being vastly more adhesive.
USEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE,"
Price, Is cents.
n. B.-A Brush accompanies each bottle
Wholesale Depot, No. 4S Cedar street, New York.
Address HENRY c. SPALDING Il CO.,
Box No. $500, New York.
Put up for Dealers in CaseE containing Four,
EIght, AID Twelve DOzen-a beautiful LithOgraph-
&c Show Gard accompanying each package.
H. single bottle of SPdLDlNG'S Pre-
PARED GL UE will save ten times its cost an
nuiliy to ever household.
Sold by all prominent Stati0ners, Druggists,
Hardware aud Furniture Dealers, Grocers, and
Fancy Stores.
Country merchants should make g. note of SPAL
DING'S PREPARED Gil UE. when making up
thelr list 1t will stand any climate. fa l0-ly
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HAS COME!-HAS COMEm-HAS COMEM
IL THA GOOD TEE Has COME!

SINGERS No. SEWING MACHINE
Car he htt fGr One Hundred Dollars
no. fer Ninety Dollars,
For manufacturing purposes The only rslabe anc
unsxcelled Sewing Machine In the w0rld.-L N
Siage7 Z Co.'S Gazette
Family Sewing Machines from Fifty 10 Seventy
FIVE Dollars. We have tried them in our own fam
illes and IND them superior to any In use.-I. NJ
Singer S C0.'S Gazette
We lnElte all to call at our Washington Office
No. 3es Penna. ayenue, under National Hotel, and
In using such machine will al once become ap
parent. Explanations given TO al. Circulars Illus
tratng oil OF Sing er's Sewing Machines with speol
mems Of their work, furnished to al sent to any
address.
A good assortment of Thread, Needles, Twist.
and other machine findings kept on hand, and sole
~ New York prices.
WIN. Il GLOVER, Agent se is tr
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rACOR II EEn

JACOB REED N.x7r.c,r.r.
MILITARY HING
SOUTHEAST CORNER SECOND AND SPRUCE Srs,
PHILADELPHIA.
MILITARY CLOTHS FOR SALE. i.S-sm
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NOTICE TO EXEMPTION CLAIMA NTS.
Every person entitled to the right OF pre- empton
to any OF the lands within the townships and parts
of townships above enumer ated, Is required to es
tahish the same tn the satisfaction of the register
ment therefor as soon as practicable after seeing
this notice, and before the day appointed for the
CONNIE ncempHt of the public sale of the lands EN-
braclng the trsct claimed otherwise such claim
WILL be forfeited: g. SMITH
Commits Of the General Land Once,
NOTE Under the regulations of the department.
IA here;ofore and now existing, no pa, msnt can he
INSIDE TOR advertising procla nations except to such
publishers a. are specially authorized to publish by
the Commissioner ofthe General Land Office
fe 6-l8vlSw
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For sale BY the Csna agents every city, and by
the druggists IN Washington, GEORGETOWN, and
Alexandria.
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CURE WARRANTED, OR NO CHARGE
IN FROM ONE TO TWO DAYS.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-08-09

men claim due share upon the ticket. We
think this very fortunate, as they can run
in any locality just to suit any place or any
people--lihe the old Cincinnati Platform.
With reference TO the strength of the
ticket, we have only to say, that It 10 with
in The power Of the Peoples Ticket to beat
II, just as easy, and we do think, a little
easier. than. any ticket that could have been
nominated out Of the candidates before thot
Convention. We do say that If our ticket
does not beat II, we will not do our duty.
We can triumph over this ticket, and fel-
low voters zoe must do IL. Cf the men upon
this ticket we will say nothing less than did
the Democratic organ Of this county say Of
our ticket. There are geutemen upon this
ticket without doubt, but let voters con
slider we il the claims OF each, before they
conclude to vote for them.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-08-09
The Position of Gov. Olden Of New
jersey.

Gov. Old"n of New Jersey was elected
lat year by the combined American and
Republican vote. He has been regarded os-
u very "col ser,ative" old line Whig. and il
was lately asserted that he intended voting
for the Bel-Everett ticket. The Ire nton
g. J,) Gazette gives an authoritative state
ment OF his position, which will sufficiently
appear from the following extract:
An old Whr, Of the Henry Clay school.
he retains al! his former disgust of Henry
Clay's political opponents, and now In their
divided ard distracted condition would pro.
baby pity, if he did not desp.se then.-
Fher new tangled notions for the extension
and protection of Slavery and the revival Of
the African slave trade, he simply abomi-
mates. Whatever may have been his views
OF the Fillmore party in 1856. he recognizes
the Bel movement now aS only trick and
device to save, il possible, the demoralized
Democracy. He sees in honest Abrsham
Llhcoln OF Illinois a mun after his own
heart, of'quiet will and incorruprable in.
tegrity, who will certainly be elected to the
Presidency in November next, and will at
once proceed to restore the Federal Govern
ment to its pristine purity and vigor.' On
the vexed question Of Slavery he stands
where the Fathers Of the Republic almost
unanimously STOOD, inexorably opposed to-
it's further extension. An old Henry Clay
Wing, he is and always has been heartily
in favor of efficient protection to home Ia.
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