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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-21
Snow at Montreal.

MONTREAL, May 70, IouO'
There was quite snow-storm in this locality Last
,,,oI
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The pictures of the late VIM f. Burton VIII De solo
of ouelion on Tuesday and "Wednesday evenings "
No 59i broadway, by II. II. Leeds g. Go.
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The NOMINATIONS IN WASHINGTON.
SPEECH BY MIR. HAuLiN.
ATTACK ON THE MEETING.

sVr,;s p.srstch to The N. y TfibanS go.
WASHINGTON, May 90, 1860.
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MANY persons will not find their first choice realized
in the nomination OF Mr.. Lincoln Of Illinois, he Re-
nuhGcan candidate for the Presidency Of the United
States Both in this, and in other States Mr. seward
had powerful supporters, attached TO him By sen-
ments of gratitude for his public services respect for
his personal character and admiration for histalents,
and these sentiments wern Strengthened by tie con-
slant attacks made upon him by his political enemies.
OF course, cannot resign the hope of seeing him put
forward the choice Of the Republican party for the
Presidency without feeling of painful disappointment.
large number of persons abo-iess acsye as poll
ticans and less likely TO be represented IN political
bodies, but numerous in the more quiet wa&s OF fe
had fixed Il cir thoughts upon Mr.. Chase, - nobl
exam pie of public vIrtue-one who takes aase view
Of public policy, and governs his conduct IN poltica
life by the ausorest maXms of equity saeerity. 10
integrity. II s without modification that they
have seen the limited support which was given t''hi
| name in the Convention.
The very idea OF nominating Convention, however
implies that there rs somebody 10 he d,sa loah'ea
Thee are always rivals for its favor oackeo W hen
Gus friends and the very purpose OF the sohN'nnon'
TO disappolnt them all but In me presen' case Va
have reason 10 rejoice that candiaie II AAed uio'
| who las 20 many reeomne ndations rs Abraham
| Lincoln whose character embraces % many eAseuen
qualities, and whose personai history s"es ANU -
| slron0 n hold ON the coed viii OF tao people Mr
| Lincoln was not unexpectedly erodgh, forward an'
thr,st upon the Convention, ~ than one ~ th
candidates of the Democratic yrty Of a,e have hcen
lie came before that body hscked by strong aud ei
tausias!e party NJ the West he Waa known N aia Owl
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ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS

NATIONAL HOTEL.-P w Cram, Nd; J o
Hubs :; NJ Brock, Tex; ID Green e Nc
M Moody, Nv; NY; ii Z BOyce and lady, w y
MltchsI, Pa; w Robinson, iowa; w Campbell
MISS Jam Pbe.l, VI ISIS Quarles, Ky; A Sewal, L
SCS; Dunc.a and lady, Md; Bal, ID Rolf, %;
N Green, Va; w Bates and lady. I = Lee ID
stein, w Goodrich. Gambel, Alexander, JudE G
Brewer, Md; Mar hal add lady, la; Miss =
bell, Mrs Wa-lngfOrd, Miss Wa.lingford,C Top
pam and ady, w; VI NcChntOck, Jr., Joshua
Hotter, Md Hogs, NY; b Simons, SC; G C
tIraG berry sad Iady. Misses GOanberry, Miss Ba
ley. Cranberry, Miss.
.BKOWNS' HOTEL-E Walton and fam T
Hedlan, Md; 4 Ellis, sc; Gallup, Ri X Miro, J
IoVles. Nv; z " DAVIS, b beleany, Fla; Boyd
NYi ; Cruise AMI daughter, Ala; Or Baxley Nd;
slrs u. Brown, Miss h Pend Teton, Va; Z Carol,
md; Martin, Lawrence, IA; : Rice and fam,
Ala; b Amber and y, Va; " Rigelow, NJ; ri j
GisrEe chamberlain, Ark; VI ; McDay, r, Nd;
l. Morrison, 10.
Bishop, Ct; A II SIblsy, Mich; Davis, ] gu ivan
go y, IND; A y COndIr aGd ". Mass; /, -chmidt
hai SCI ere. MI-s; K Magraw. Nd; j Clark Pa;
Is no ward aud IAN, NY; w Budge, 1iass
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II The Bangor Wing states that the company
engaged In taking ont goods from the wrecked
steamer Hungarian obtain from five 10 six hun-
bred dollars worth per day The wreck is full
Of bod es some of which can be seen at low water
and the sight is represented as extremely distress
ing
IL The New York canals which for several
wears have been burthen upon the revenues of
the State. on account of the enlargement seem
now 70 give some promise Of return. The in
crease OF tolls for the season of navigation thus far
over last year, has been $500 COO.
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MEDICINES.
m. JOHNSTON,

ID. 'oHIsros; ,ox.
LOCK HOSPITAL
Has Dssscv~sd tAs nest Csrtata, Sgssty, sSd esir
EfsefxaI RsSssdy ~ fAs World,
PoR ALL DISEASES OF IMPRUDBNCB-
LET NO FALSE DELTCACY PREVENT.
APPLY IMMED ATELH.
A cURE WARRANTED, on NO CHARGE,
IN ERON ONE TO TWO DAYS.
v...,...,,. s..s, svrsesr.. hfssu.as .fsa. Uo..y,
.se Bladder. ia-.sns,sy Dseht5Ess lmS.s.nsy s's.,.l
DEBILITY s.r'.s's.,
Dmasa ght 6iddusss pis,us - - hsEa, ThEsst
h... remit, Du.oIosr, srsinG ron sotar' s-hrs -
YhtAs.. Dr.sdis SAD D'.rse's Pris..ssi .h,ss ,'s-
der Marriage mPs.sis' snd d''tfs, sss tsey s"d n@e
Young ME-
E.y.s., VIE nav. ssesm. ne 'ieu1' q s.sr, viss,
snum.y grA's hoVtan5s Of fssuG hso q hs usss
,is.e '.l,ns. sae sr.nt a'..s' .ss -,
vstsd 70 'ssSsry re h''oG yrs, SAY s'h .'s 'h ''.i
sssss.
nAnaIKp rKksoEf or H.snG ssa s.sts-psusG hsF-
s.g.,u s..at a. ,n,,s s.s.a
NJ vbs piss.s ss.fsudu n, ssT' q ~ J. -.' 'sir-
ssy eonfds hs hsuss fsnss SOC ssnfas1a Wv
syeu his stlll % Physeisn
oFFIcE NJ sOUrs rKEDsslCKrrhErt,
sh Feing BzluusTs tsrsst 70 a'ss' We
As s.rn.r Fsil ss'.r'. n.@' ssd ss-s'T L'"'r'
.s.I ,. paid sse ssotsin ssts~r
DIX yONFfTOB.
Member .fts' ssy.l C..G' sfssEssos h'.e.s s,.'
tsn Of The nsst .miIsnt Ce'fs' "a 30 tn.s.s sI..,
DItAls Pars PhsaslPsis sud ',.rhsr' rs 81
fos.u; man, tros6.d ssh rruEHE a, hs.d nd ssFs
s..P Trsst esius alarmed :; 'seess
ss.s wa q sfsi. ..r. ssi:i
YAEE PARTICULAR NOTICE
Y..nf N.r 30 otb.rs shs ha.. lusrsd thsmssl-ss
Prseus' indsgss n sssn sisnss sts fr.ss,nuy
learned from az, ssP...'g. o. =, :.S'. q; 81 -.
Issdsrs lmF0s.sl' and s'sr'y' ssh "'1a '-a
TSo.. ~. .om. q n. cd I'D n.sne.y .s., r.as,.e
BY early bsbis Of ysuh Wsstnsss 81 The bset sad
Fever sgAuon Of u. Rs.rt DysP.Ps Nerves. IrrsSa
~. ofth. DE fs6eusas, SsHsrsl DssT'
NENTALLY-Ts. .rul .s.su. o. IN. mind AZ. ssss ..
spirS, E,il Forbodnss L-sr1s0 ofsocsiy. bsSr,sI
s's Of soitsds TinadJ, etc ara ''ns Of ne s'' pc
NERVOUS DpBILrYY.-rh..ssBdss lsdgs zee,
70 u. sas.. q thsr declining hsstA s.nt th.E 'E.ts
ssos hs esuEh symFss esassmSuss
DISEASES OF IstPRUDENCE
wees nsguisd and unprpdsut .orry 81 tsds
he has ie'd hs '''as o thu PaiHSl dis.a'. ne
49, -, -, ,r-7,. - -. -, - .sr,.s-.- 20
T..p.s.asity. esb .ioa. b.frsnd nm 4. tss ins. as
siS s S s s'1 R. s.G1t 5 % .
@sns s,T m0oh ., :, ,aHF u. ',.'' i' Go - 90
his CALLING d'PPo'n'nti or y th' ss' q hat d..y
i.rrb, As.euOn, % "a Read Threat S.ss
skn Ae progrssEg with fghfs rapidly, u sssth
s.es..T.d eoSntTy from .sos. osTo. no rs-.sr
DR JOHHHONrKEMEnY FOR oEFANlC " EAKEEss
Iy sss frssi ipoesut r'nsdy -.hns sfsss srF,ss
sPs.dy snd raj -iG.r r..rsd. Th.sssnd' .ls
and dsbistsd, vhs lad lssg all ksps,
been immsdi.ssly relieved.
An nP,dlm'n' g Msrnsl' ssy,'a o. n.n''l D:Iss
rTsmbG ,nd wssfns' EHhAssusn Of The -sst f's'fs
hind s?sssdiiy cured.
EsDoKsEmExr or rnr rsEss
TIE MANY THOUSANDS esr'd stthI. in'.iI.tss .lals
1. s,s,, Iss , ,
rspsrssu Of hs papers and many sthsr -
sd.. h, stssnS.s 1.u,l.ms6 81 shsrss.sT sn5 r.s1.
stl,y, 'sG si'a; EsErsnts. % ne ssistsd i,ha
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between EIer street tree and C -,,. .yenu,
THE ALL SUFFICIENT gHREE
TRIEaEMAR, 1, y, Is.

Prsstcfed by Royal Lstfsrs Parent Of ErFlssd, sd
ttekFtd bp rae Seas OF tAs Ecols dc PkGFDsacts IL
ParIs, asd FAs Imperial ColIsTs az Medtetss.
VttHra.
no. I is invalueble for exhaustion, Spernatoy-
rhna and al physical disabilities.
No. = completely Grad tcatee ell traces Of those
diseases that have been hitherto treated bT the nsu
seous and pernlcloUs use of oopavIa and cubebs
NO. s has entirely suppanted the INJURIOUS use Of
mercury, thereby lnsrring % the sufferer speedy
rehet dispensing all Impurities, and roofing out the
venom ofdiseAse.
TRIBSEMAR,N Nos, !. and ;, are prepared in the
form OF ioEente, deveid OF taste and smell, and
oan be carried IN the valstoOst pocket. Sold m TN
GASES, and divided into separate doses, as admins
Eereo y Napeau, Lallemand, kouI; RECORD, 40.
Price IS each, or four cases for 81 which saves IS
and IN 81 cases, whereby there is q saving Of ~.
10 Dc had, wholesale and retail, Of pr. BARROW,
1S4 Bleecker street, four doors below McDoufl
street. New York. Immediately on receiving q re
mIttanoe, DR.; Barrow will forward the TnesemeT
% any part OF the world. securely packed, and I'D
dressed according 20 the instructions Of the writer
Sod ALSO bJ 8. CALVERT FORD, Jr, Wash
lnr ton. I'D. G..
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HELMBoLD's EXTRACT RuCHU,

HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT RUCHU,
For Weaknesses
Arising from Excuses, Habits of Dissipation,
Early Iudscretion or Abuse,
Attended tcith rhe JOliOtciHg Symptoms
lndIspOsitiOn to EXeTtlon, Loss of Power,
Loss of Memory, Difficulty of Breathing,
Weak Nerves, Trembling,
Horror of Disease, Wakefuln meas,
Dlmn7ss of Vision, Pain in the Back,
Universal Lassitude of the Muscular system,
Hot Hands, Flushing of the Body
Dryness of the Skin, Eruptio on the Face,
PALLID COUNTESANCE.
These symptoms, If allowed u GO on, which this
medicine Invariably removes, soGn follows
IMPOTENCT, FATUITT, EPILEPTIC FITS,
IL ONE OF WHICH THE PATIENT MAY E1PTRE.
w no can say that they not fro uently followed
by thosA "DlREFUl. DISEASES"
INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION"
Many are aware of the cause Of their suffering,
BUT NONE WILL CONFESS.
THE ECORDSO OF THE INSAN + ASYLUMS
And The Melancholy Deaths By Consumption
Bear ample witness TO the ruth of the assertion.
THE CONSTITUTION ONCE AFFECTED
WITH ORGANIC WEAKNESS
Requires the aid of medicine 10 strengthen
And InvlgOrate the SystOm,
Watch HELmBOLD's EXTRACT BUCHU iardTi-
nbIydOsS.
TRIAL WILL CONVgSCE THE MOTT skRPTICAL.
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Helmbold's Genuine Preparation.

"HIGHLY CONCENTRATED"
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU,
A Positive and Specific Remedy
For Diseases of the BLADDER, KIDNEYS,
GRAVEL, and DROPSICAL SWEBLIN6S.
This Medicine increases the power of Digestion,
and excites the ABSOR BENTS into healthy 40
ton, by which the WATERY OR CALCEROUS
depositIons, and all UNNATURAL ENLARGE
MENTS are reduced, as well as PAIN and IN
AMNATION, and Ls good for
MEN, WOMEN. on CHILDREN
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~ INo.663l
i@rlCE OF TIE REMOVAL OF THE
hhAND OFFICE FROM HUDSON TO FALLS
OF ST rROlX, IN TIE STATE OF WIS
In accordance with the provisions of the so, q,
congress entitled ian act authorizing chang es in
me LOCATION Of land Offices" approved March ST.
once i2r the sale of public lands at Hups"N in the
Stats 81 Wisconsin, will be removed to FALLS OF
pTdctirqbLs. 'S - T''ON 10
uTther NOTICE as to the precise time of closing
the once AT Hudson. prepa- at0ry to removal
aug 1iits opening Tor business at Falls of ST. Gro
land district. " i'ei i"' VIC
Given under my hand, at the City Of Washington.
thls thlItlsth day Of June, A. d., 1850.
BY ordsr of The President:
JOS. =. WI son,
Commissioner of the & eneTal Land Once
y3-laV6w - |A''d OahCo'
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MEDICINES.
ZEE WHAT AYERS sARsAPARILLA
- DOES FOR
DERANGEMENT OF THE LIVER.
SToTT's CRossINs, A..

STorI's CROSSING,
fallsdsga Co, Ala Aug 3, 59.i
DR.. J. c. Ayer, Lotc,H, Mass.-sII ] take my
pen to tell you what your SAkSAPhRli.LAe and
CATHARTIC PILLS have done for me. / had
been afflicted with Liver Complaint for SIX years,
during which 1 was never well, and much OF the
time very sick. Nv Liver Was sore 20 the touch ],
and, thH doctors said. was contested. ! suffered
from severe costIveness ard dlAirhRa alternately,
nv skin was cammy and unhealthy M eyes and
skin often yellow. Occasionally had voIsolOus
appetite, but generally none at all A dreadful sen
satiOn Of oppression on my stomach, with languor
aud gloomy sensation Of sickness ell over, kept
me in anguish. Iou cannOt know how much | SUI
fered from ndescribabls feeling OF distress TIE
long continuance of this condition, without relief,
had worn me out that | never expected 70 be
better but reading, in the Christian Advocate, of
your Sarsaparlila, commenced taking II, with 90
casIonal small doses of your Pills, TO regu late the
bowels as you direct, From the first, II had more
effect upon nv disorder than supposed any thing
GOULD have. regaIned my health rapidly, and now;
after eleven weeks, enjoy as gOUd health and
strength as any other man. May me Dispenser Of
all coed" shower blessings on you
Prepared BY DR.. J. C. AVER q co, Lowell,
Mass. ~ lS-eOlm
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NJ CAPON SPRINGS.
VIEW and improved route via the Manassas Gap
Rail Road and the Stras- -
burg and ,CsP9n TqrnPike, - ~ - -
a comfortable and safe road. Leave Alerandri.
in the orange and Alexandria Train at IT'S a. IN,
take the Manassas cars at the junction, arrive a.
CapOn by O'Clock p. m.
Fare from Alexandria to CapOn. $500
From Washington to Capon. 49,. .----.... 500
For Information enquire at the Rail Road Office
corner of Sixth st. and Pa. sv., m Washington and
at the Ticket Once on Union st, Alexandra, Va.
iy dte0th
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-, FEMALEsazFEMALE@FEMAIEs,

-FEMALES-FEMALES,
OLD Is 2EHMft 4TISaL MAk RkAtk1SSIEkD ON
IN MANY AFFEGT1ONS PECULIAR TO
m @ CHI l3hS is or BY
IrreguaTlty, Painfulness, or Suppression Of Gus
Of the Uterus, LeuoofrhGs or Whites, SteriiIley,
and for a complaints incident to the $ whether
arising from lndlscreton, Habits of Dissipation,
Decline OR CHANGE OF LIFE.
NO FAMILY sHOUED b. WITHOUT 1T
Taxi TlOrs BaI'am. M.Isrry, or nnplsasant
HELMBoGLD's E&T fi d;f'i BUc fH1t'a'''
SECRET DISEASES
Little OF no ohsnge in Diet; No inoonvehienoe;
i causes frequent desire an gives strength to
Crinate, THEREBY Removing distinctions,
hayIng Pain and IhdEmmstion, SO freq ue 1' n
the class of diseases and expellIng all Poisonous
D'''i TH0 Igs IND y UP6N THOUSANDS
WHO HAVE BEEN THE VICTIMS OF QUACKs,
time, have found they were deceived, and that the
POISON, ,, has: by the use ot"PowERFUL as
'"' III p PPEsfKHHPf5SS I i!fI "a MARRIAGE.
Use HFEMsoID's f Extract BUcHU for ell ,deo
URINARY ORGANS.
'''' MA + OR FEMALE.
''''' How LONG Es 5f IN 20 "'A''S' OF
DlBedeas OF these organs the ali at
UELMBuLD'SE EXTRACT BUCHU
Is THE GREAT DlURETIC,
And is certain 20 have the desired effect m all Dis
eases FOR WHICH 1T Is RECOMMENDED,
Evidence Of the Tsltabls and responsible chdr
ter will accompany the medIcl~es
CERTIFICATES OF CURES.
From 10 % years StdHdtHE,
WITH NAMES KNOWN TO
SCIENCE AND FAME.
Price 81. 90 per bottle, or six for 81. 90.
Delivered TO any Address, securely packed fro
observation.
DESCRIBE SYMPTOMS IN ALL COMMUNICATION.
Cures Guaranteed! Advice Gratis J!
AFFIDAVIT.
Personally appeared before me, an Alderman of
the city OfPhl adelphia, HI. T HKLMBOL D, who being
duly sworn, doth say, his preparations co4tsin no
narcotic, no mercury, or Oiher injurious drugs,
but are purely vegetable. II. T. HELMBOLD.
Sworn and subscribed before me, this sd day of
November. 1854
WIN. p. HIBBERD, Alderman.
Ninth street, above Race, Phils,
Address letters for Information in confidence TO
III. T. HELMBOLD, Chemist,
Depot, 104 South Tenth st bet Chestnut, Phila.
BEWARE OF COU4TERFE ITS
AND UNPRINCIPLED DEALERS.
Who endeavor TO dispose OF THKIR own" and
"OTHKR" ARTICLES on THE REPUTATION ATTAINED
Hembold's Genuine Preparations,
Extract Buohn,
Sarsaparilla,
Improved Ross Wash.
Co,Jb . ~ Ny.,-. kol Souou.L 49,. - ~
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je7Iy,r
HI6HLY IMPORTANT TO ALL!
INDIAN VEG ETaRTE HEHOCTTnN

HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO ALL!
III MRS. COI'S
INDIAN VEGETABLE Detection
IL IL well known that In the Spring people are
more apt 70 contract disease than AZ any other
Perlod and y ID equally well-knovn that the way
10 ~ard oH disease "a 10 keep the blood pure. for
all the Ills that flesh rs herr 20, srIse from lmpurI-
y OF the blood, the main EprIng Of our existence.
rs, therefore, important 20 al thst the system
should he Thoroughly cleaned and purified. and
this can Re done m the most erectuAl va. by Usng
MRS M CO1'S INDISN FEGETABLE DE-
CDC1ION, the best remedy discovered iur the cure
% diseases 81 ~ n, ErTsPsss, Scroiu q. RheumG-
nsIn, Nervous Debility. Fege-s Of Different kinds,
Dyspepsy, Liver Complaint, and al other diseases
srlslng from ImpUrtJ Of the blood. IL has elected
the most remas kah.e cUrss, ss can be shown ~
numerous oeruhcates from persons Of the hIg hest
respects blity, and 10 recommended by al Who
Of The day.
iClt Is sold by al the Druggists Of Baltimore,
and al the residence Of the proprietor.
MRS. VI. cox,
1Ss East Baltimore street.
between Eden street and Central avenue
None genuine unless her name Il blown on the
bottle and her sea or the cork
IDrPrice 81 per bOttie, bottles for S..
Wholesale AsCE'. X. :. r. CIssEL. Druggist,
Georgetown, ID. C, " no essle AGENT for the Die
mar n
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DR. ] RnVEE nnns,

IMPERI4L GIN BITTERS,
For Diseases Of the n sine,s. y adder ard Urinary
Organs, and especially for Female ODstruotspns.
never fsl 20 cure. aud are warranted 90 give ssts
faction.
CHARLES wIODIFIELD A Co,
PrOPnetOrs, - William ct, New York.
J. SCHWARTZ,
Je7ly,r Agent. Washington. ID. &.
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q sWINDLIN6 QUACKs,
SAu1lON t-lfuacks their Books, Cordials,
Buchu, Hospitals, Instruments or RInfs-shur
them ell, and, n Disposed 20 profit br my experienss
SPERMATORRHEA;- Its CURE.
With stamp enclosed, address, IN perfect conf
dence. your friend, former sufferer merely supsF-
scriblnI Box 176, Charlestovn, Mass.
iel< 0& WV
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Commissioner OF the Genera Gen Iad IdoS On,

N0TK:-Unde the regulations of the departmen,
a. ne, toote and now existing. no payment can be
made Tor Advertising PrOclamatIons excant ~ s,,,b
publishers asare SPECIALLY aEth 0Tizsd 10 pnbsh +,
the C2rnmlssloGer of the General Land Ofioe
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nR. ]. BOVEE DOD'S
IL IMPERIAL WINE BTTTHRS,

Are now being used from Ma.pe 20 the Grsat "a q
Lake. an the universal ve-iIct 81 al who ure
them either ss q Medicirs As bcucrags. 10 that
they are unsurpassed m the world. DT. DOds used
them successfully has prnctSe for 3 years before
we purchased Of him the sole feht % manufacture
ard present them for sale % the public. For the
pepsia, Piles, Nervous Dlsea IS. Female Com
plants and al cases retuIrIgE tonic, they are be
yOnd doubt 4 most invaluable remedy. Aside from
their medicinal properties they are a pure, whole
some and dellghtiul Beverage, producing a. the
pleasant eNhIle-stluE effects Of Brandy or Wine
without their injurious results. let ell friends q
humanity and al advocates 81 temperance assist
in substituting those valuable Negets ble BItters
for the DgtHsTnl pOsSOaS and ddtafeTatsd LtqHo-s
with which the country IL flooded. and thereby ei-
tec'ualy aId In ban shlnE DIsease and Drunk eness
from the land.
CHARLES wIDDIFIELD CO,
Projectors, - William street, New York.
]. SCHWARTZ. Agent
Washington. ID. &.
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MORE BEAUTIES OF THE LAWN New York
a case Is mentioned Of grea; hardship, arising
from strange system Of legal proceedings. a
poor man with family was swindled by two
regular ticket swindlers. The perpetrators were
bailed, and the victim held in prison to be forth
coming as witness at d trial fixed for Septem-
Der The Times truly asks If ii Is any wonder
that sw ndlsrs flourish under such state Of things
as this NO poor man dare seek the protectl on
of the law against these villains, for he is sure to
robbed him are set free bail1 IL is easy
enough to excuse this style Of doing things by
saying that there are difficulties in the way Of
any remedy that may be suggested. But there
certainly can be no system open 60 stronger oh
J'cuonS than one which imprisons a man for
being robbed and sets free the man who has
robbed him"
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commissioner Of the General Land oa5cs


NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTION CLAIMANTS
Every person entitled to the Tight of pre- -emntion
20 any ot the lands within the townships or parts OF
DWnshlps shove enumerated Is required 10 estab-
sh the sf q the sat sfactIon of the Tes ster and
Ieceiver OF the proper Land Once, and rake pay
t1e eiot a. soon as practicable sftsr seeing
coTmeuoSment Of the public saI Q OF the lands em
viii be forfeited. los = al ~ SioItn
Commissioners OF the General Land Of6c,s
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THE EVENING STAR.
BRILLIANTS

He who hath loved not here would learn TO love
And make his heart spirit; he who knows
That tender my stsTy, will love the more,
For this Is loves recess. where vain mems woes
And the worlds waste, hath driven him far from
those,
For IT'S hts nature TO advance or die;
He stands not still, bot or decays, or grows
Into bOundless bic sing, which NAV vie
With th8 immortal lights, in its eternity
Boron =
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EVIL.

This Is the curse of every evil deed.
That, prvPag ating still II brings forth evil.
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Cut out the al vertse,nent and send tor IL.
ANDAVOID IMPOSITIONA NDEXPOSURE.
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APrSTOCRECy or TALENT.

or Reason. Nslor, Liberty and Virtue,
Displays dl siInguish'd merit. II = rOble
VI Natures own creating. SUCH have rIEan.
SPrung rom the dust; where had LeeH our hon
OEs- ThODl son.
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II The London Times contains a brief &C
count Of the celebration Of meTican independence
ON the ith in London, mainly by the mem bers OF
the American Association. which our Minister,
Mr. Dallas presided and made appropriate
sreeCh, patriotic IN its tone, but delicate in its
ailus. OBS To the mother country The room was
tastefuilv decorated with the national flags of
England and America, and one Of the most con
spicuous objects was fuii-length portrait of her
Majesty, from Buckingham palace Among the
carrier toasts were The President Of the nited
states and The Queen" which were received
with great enthusiasm. sympathy was mani
Tested for the struggle now going on in Italv and
confidence Wa expressed by Mr.. Layard that If
the principle OF nOn-interventon was carried out,
the Italian people would soon be ranked among
the free aud independent nations Of the world.