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nECALO0MA!NE.-By the INTRODUCTION of d O.
- OALCOMAINE In this utilitaIisn age, art be-
y, combining themselves with the useful, will
bbring TO every home eneellishments Of IT'S own
Wood, Meta, Porcelain Of ali descriptions, China,
ria:tsr: Al ai IVORY Leather, Pager Class
Paper hangings. Church Windows, Also, Textiis
Hsorics, a. silk Tapestry, Velvet, Cotton, or any
minutes ernamented most beautifully, artisticaIIy
and durably large assortmeut Of DESIGNS Al
$40 street, between 18th and 18th sire ct, vast
Also: DRESS CUTTING BY On improved rule.
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vpAKE NO MORE UNPLEAsAEr AND Oh:
Ale remedies Tor unpleasant end tsnferc4s
si:s.ss:s;. Pc H. SS6ot tSS Hdss vM s'
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MAYORs OFFICE, ,o,0, Nav IS, 1855.

M W.sHINeroN, May Is, 1856.
sealed Proposals will be received bg the under-
signed until Ia o'clock m. SATURphaf, Z2tn Inst,
for buIdinp a two. and half foot barrei sewer
itn,iSa Ala mater 4 the walls to be ntpe inches in
Lou:ansa ~: sysnRs S ~ ss
stpeet vsst and along said avenue to connect with
tsr ssver in Seventh street west.
siSS.rs will state the price lineal foot forthe
sevrr and per piece for The man hole, which sh 4 I
include all exc ,vstions kc the SUCCESSION bidder
or gas pes, or caused BY the elements, and any
accfdept caused in the constructors Of the work.
The right to reject any or all proposals. should
IL BE- deemed TO the interest Of the Corporation ID
reserved.
Specifications can be seen At the ONCE OF the
Cemmissi ners OF I'm proyements every day betwoe
10 N. and II me, or at any tine by calling on the
Commisso ner Of the Fourth Ward.
JAMES J. CAMPBELL,
INV I'D Commissioner Fourth Ward.
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WISHING TO GIVE ENTIRE ATTENTION
w to the Metal and Heavy Hardware branch of
from and after this date we will 6ffer our entire
sfSS5 Of BuiLDERS. OABiNET MAKERS ANB
expenses added. '' "i'n
To dealers and others who, under the constant
fluctuations OF the market. are willing to carry
hsavy stocks, an excellent chance is here offered
TO buy small quantities st Wholesale Mates
JOHN Il. ELvANS a Co
,ap I9-eolm 500 Penusyl vaua avenue
tonron.' INTEL, OSp Union Rep Alex. Gazette,
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MAYORS OFFICE,
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BIZ sk I'll I'VE
FRIDAY, June LIST, for blile ing three feet
Barrel Sewer inside diameter the wall to be nj ne
and along Missouri avenue and Third street vest
to the canal; the sewer to have such "manholes''
Bidder: viii state the price Per n.. foe. for the
"drops." which shall include all excavations
The successful bidder to be responsible for ali
damages done to gas or water pipes, or any acci.
The right to decline any or ell proposals, should
it be deemed necessary, Is reserved.
Specifications can b seen at the once Of the
Commissioners of improvements every day from
10 o m to IL m, at any time by calling on the
Commissioner Of the Fourth WaId.
None but practical mechanics need bid
JAMES J. CAMPBELL,
nv 12-dtd Commissioner of Fourth ward.
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FOURTH WARD -JTRST PRECTNCT-No.
Il uce 10 hereby given. that in conformity to the
provisions IL the charter Of the City ne to-
an Election viii be held i'm the First Precinct
Fourth Ward at DR.. Baldwin = Office east sid 9Th
street. between H and streets. on MONDAY the
4th day OF June next. for Mayor, To serve two
years. one member Of the Board of Aldermen IN
serve two years; and three members of the Board
OF Common Council, to serve one year Polls will
open al O'Clock q. N. and close at o 'clork D. m
JOHN WHEELER
JAS. y. MOORE,
VIM. ii. JOHNSON.
my IL hep. Commissioners of Election
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TO TRAVELLERS GOING SOUTH.
TWICE DAILY, tSxuday a. m excepted.D

TWICE DAILY, tszuday a. m exceptedD
The quickest and most direct route to Richmond,
steamers from Sixth Street Wharf. Eo&&&
Washington. TO Aqua Greek ndsn1~.<zs>sst
kichmoud, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad, ,
now entirely completed from Iuis Greek TO Rich
mond Va, connecting there with trains the Rich.
mond and T. tersburg and Richmond and Dauyille
Railroads for Petersburg, Weldon, Wilmington,
Kslelgh, Greensboro, Salisbury, Charl otte and
Steamers Keyport and G Vanderbilt leave Sixth
street Wharf daily Sunday morning exceptedD at
40 q. m and q m, and STRIVE in Richmond at
05 p. m and q m.
THROUGH TO RICHMOND IN SEVEN HOURS.
rlfty Miles Shorter anu ia Hours Quicker than
any Other houte.
Be sure and get Through Tickets via Aqua
Greek and Fredericksburg, TO Richmond, al the
Company 9 Office, corner of Penna avenue and 6th
through.
Omnibusses and Baggage Wagons will be in
readiness to convey passengers and baggage be-
Passengers by this line pass by daylight Mount
vernon: and may have an opportunity of visiting
several battle fields near fredericksburg by stop
Breakfast and sup on board Of Steamers.
GEO, MATTINGLY. Supt., Warrington, d. O.
MATTHEW CLARK AGENT e r. wss, sHETn.
aP5y General Passenger Agent.
Spring ARRANGEMENT.- NOTICE.-The
n steamer "a mnnipGE, Captain -
leaving her new P.. II hisht street wharf be-
ia sn and frJ s
Peint, Double Mills, Oxford, Cloras Point, Wal.
E seh Land LsnSSing ~, SMaSbIidge HGshett. Wharf,
for.s Wharf every THURSDAY and MON
DAY pay a ! 2: IN stopping at all the above men;
reaching RsItimOrs ats a. m. Of Fridays and
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PROPOSALS,

PROPOSALS FOB EEEsH AND CoRNED
wAsH H tsToS, d. d. C Nav f.
sealed Proposals. of The form furnished by the
TUESDAY, the 10Th insts t. at ~ m for ali 1.-The the
Tnresth,Beef figured for les to oencers at the
from hind quarters. except the ribs. of the best
selection, and of the finest quality.
same conditions proposals viii be recei we'd fer All
the CorDed Beef reqqired fer any purpose at this
Deios lt snst De OF the first quality, sndAn
The coptractor viii be required to deliver the
Ia spcn ausnuties and at such times. as an offcer
OF the Subsistence pepsstment ray direct
ing each If desired '1fp''
Bidders must be present at the opening of the
Payment to be made at this efice in such funds a,
All the eat will be subjec, TO rigid ns pec.ion,
and ~ not satisfactory, purchases in the open mar
All Questions respecting guilty and conditLsn
will be settled b. the efficer of the Supsistence
=, The contract viii be made for three months from
me IN Say OF June, 1876 or such period as the
Bids must be endorsed "Proposals for
II" snd addressed to the undersigned, who
reserves the right to reject any or all bids:
myl4-eos. Major and c. s.. q. 4.
OFFICE OF THE wAsHINGTON CITY ca
~ NAL 6 S14H Hsin. M.,,s, 1865
O'Clock m on MONDAf. May 2Sth inst, for ex-
cavating 900 cubic yards, more or less, OF The
earth from she Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, be
Greek.
For particulars detail as to the disposition OF
sS es a; 1ss at the ' of the
RfChARb wAkLAoH,
RANDOLPH COYLE,
WILLIAM FORSYTH.
DAVID HEPBURN,
WILLIAM d. WISE,
Washington City Canal Board.
MAYORS OFFICE, MAY Is lss,
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
by the undersigL cd until Il O'Clock M on SA r
URBAI. the 10Th instant, for building q three.
be nine inches in thickness, along street north
between second street west and New Jersey avenue
TO connect with the sewer in New jersey avenue
The Sewer will have two Man ho,es, to be placed
wherever the Commissioner may direct.
Bidders will state the price per nneal foot fer
the Sewer, and per piece for the Man hole, which
shall include all excavations, &c the successful
bidder to be responsible for all damages done %
gss or water pipes, or caused by the eiements,
and any accident in the construction of the
work,
The right to decline any or all pro posals. sheu,d
X be deemed to the interest Of the Corporation
reserved.
SPECIFICATIONS can be seen at the Office Of the
Commissioners Of Improvements every day be-
tween 10 a m. and IL m. or az any time By calling
on the Commissioner of the Fifth Ward.
JAMES J. CAMPBELL,
Commissioner Fourth Ward,
Il. Z. RARNES,
my l6-dtd Commissioner Fifth Ward.
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n Y. HUYLE,
my Is lEep Commissioners of Election

THIRD WARD-SECUND ECINCT-No-
uce 1s hereby iTen that in conformity To the
PROVISIONS OF the charter Of the city of washing
ton an election will be held in the second Precinct
81 tie Third Ward, Mt the Model House corner of
Sth and streets on MONDAY, the 4th dav of
June mex. for Mayor If the city to serve two
years; and for one member Of the Board Of Alder
men. 70 serve two years; three members of the
boaru OF ommon Council, to serve one year. and
ore Assessor for said wa,d. Poll, ooen Ar 7
o'clock a. m. and close at .. N.
JAMES MANKIN
THOMAS DON0HO
THOMAS RICH,
ny lE-OlO (ommlssianers of Election
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=. q. WALES,
THOMAS THORNLEY,,
Commissioners Of Election.

LrIP1H WARD-SECOND PRECTVCT-No-
Il tice IL hereby given that. in conformity to
the provisions OF the charter IF the city Of wash
ingtnn. an election will be held in the Second Pre-
cipct Of the Fifth Ward, the south W est corner
OF Sd street east and ID street south on MONDAY
the 4Sh day OF June next, for q Mayor, to serve
tive years; one member of the Eoard Of Alderman
ia serve two years, three meNbers of the Board OF
Common Cornell; and one Assessor, to represent
said ward. Poll. open at a m. aud close at % nm .
JAS H. RICHARDS.
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W. A. Marks,
my - Commissioner of Election

THIRD WARD-F{RST PRECIVCT-Notice
Is hereby given. that an Election will be held .
IN 'nformity with the provisions of the charter of
The city OF Washington, at the of aud VI
streets, on MONDAY. the 4th day of June next
fJr the election f a Mayor, one member of the
Board OF Aldermen, to serve two years; three
members Of the Bard of Common Con neil 10
serve one year; and one Assessor for said Ward
Polls will open AZ O'Clock a M. and close at I n
IL. L. W WDRTHINGTON
Nm, FERsUSON,
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IL TTHos. FAHEY.

II THos. PAHEY,
ssuthesst corner 10th street west and Canal.
and GRAVEL KOOFs put on in the ysra t III
n %Ss%nss 81 the very best material and At the
Also, All kinds Of BUILDING And 1jOMpoar.
T nH.s. aViNI MATERIALS on hand, at the
O"s'. p'.oos feN3m
NEWBOOKS.-Gilbert RugRe; a Novel ldriYt
In Dixie; by Edmcnd Kirke Hidden Deaths
nNoysl: May and December; By Mrs. HabbscS,
READ PcesnsI Ws ana other Poems; by SAKE.
nysons Poems somersby edition. Epidemic Chof
'my9 FRANCE TAyrOp
HELMBOLDpExTRAO RUCHu -. 80,
II and ytgpr TO the frame and blood b ths INA
sas.s Dse na i % .SoS% Sy .is.aiss
Sanption. isssntty or epilspns 6ts snsrs. no GOV
S4HrXERlsR o %S9SSIss1IT41 TON HISTORIC
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FOURTH WARD-SECOND PRECIyCT-
Il Notice 10 hereby given. that, in conformity to
the provisions Of the charter Of the city OF Wash.
cinct of the Fourth Ward, at the CITY Hail. ON
MONDAY, the fourth day of june next, for A
Mayer one member of the Board of Aldermen and
three members Of tie Board of Common Conncii
FOR said Ward. Polls open at O'Clock a. m Polls
close att O'clock p. m.
CHARLES WALTER
THOMAS GALLiGdAN
JAS. l.. BARROOR,
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EIFJR wARb.-FIRST PRECTNCT-Notice
Il is hereby given, that in conformity to the pro-
visions Of the charter Of the CITY of Washington,
an Election will lie held in the First Precinct OF
the fifth Ward, at the Old CAPITOL corner street
north and lst street east on MON DAY, the Attn day
OF June next. for . Mayor, TO serve two years
one nember OF the Board OF Aldermen to serve
two years; three members of the Board of Common
Council to serve one year, TO represent said Ward
and one ASSESSOR, to seryetwo years Polls opas
az O'Clock a M, and close at clock d m
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oh. RUCKlR
up N-lSt Depet Of WashinRton.
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&ECOND WARD-SECOND PRECINCT-No.
~ tce Is here by given, that in conformity to the
provisions Of the charter of the city of Washing
ton, an Election will be held in the Second Pre-
cinct, Second Ward, at the Office Of II Batea
ESQ on street between 18th and 18th streets
on MON DAY, the 4th day Of June next, fer a
Mayor, tn serve two years; one member of the
Board OF Aldermen, to serve two years; and three
members OF the Board of Common Council, to
serve ore year: to represent said ward Polls
viii be open at O'Clock a IN, and close at
O'Clock .. IN. J w. EAkP
THOS. WILSON,
w. A. MARKS.
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WHAT TEE SURGEONS SAT- OF THE sAMAR.
ITANH REMEDIES.

"Posr HOSPITAL, FoRr MARSHALL, Baltimore,
Md Feb 20. 1851 have great Satisfaction in
stating that have used The Samaritan Remedies
f,,r Vepersl diseases in its most customary FORMS
that have used them with Judgment, discretion,
and properly, and. have found them respond 10 my
authorizations promptly and ehectuslly. Knowing
their position, have the fullest connden nee in
their efcscy and far as my use Of them extends.
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SUNDAY PASSENGER TRAINS.
bhANh W AshiNSIoN: ..EAvE ALEXANDRIA.
Local ..-.-...-- 6.s0A. n. k;press -. ass A N.
Express $780,. 6:SP Bcal 40 M
NH lily WI. PHILIPS, Wv 6GRR
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-24

The var storm in Europe, sppsars BY
the latest sdvices, to be sosnswhas less
threatening. Italy has agreed, 90 Il was
snnousee1 n the Frsnsh LsUshsusv not
70 stack Austria, and report hes il that
Fsasss, Eaglsad and Austria ass snoa0i
in negotiations sOr esssrsss 70 ssttls i'm
portant European questions. This 10 what
Lodis Napoleon desired years ago, ~
whes Ensland contsmptuously refused
John Bull, however, Is Of different mind
nov. Ne has become ssrieusly slarsssd q
the prospect. Of the great continental var,
f9 which h. is - m prepared, aud lhs pol
icy It %hish be snssred NV ysafs Uaek
NOW sssms hoht and proper. Should sud-,
. Congress - linsssuratsd, hessiIitiss will
no douet b prevented and the psaes oil
Europe fer the present 10 preserved but
wAsthsF the French Emperor Is sincere q
this tins in desiring such u measure It ID
inpcsai6is to say. and after all, The quss-
ten Of va Or peace will depend upon him
Ifhs believes no will reap greater benefit
In carrying out his favorits che,pes Of ex-
tending The French boundaries to IN.
Rhine. and obtaining an importsal foot
hoaa ip thse Mediterranean, then war il vii
be; botif he can BE- allowed peAceably I,
arrange the map Of Europst 10 his own lik
ing bya means Of Congress Of nations
then he is likely 10 leave the sword UNI
drawn. He 10 unqusstionably It present
the master Of the situation. Il u - did
cult though, to tell the workings Of his
mind, - Il wss to read the riddle Of the
Sphinx, 50 that tho news of . terrible
var which will shake tho Continent Of Eu>
rope to its centre msy at any time Be, ex-
pected. Four Of tho leading nations, and
those directly interested in The settlement
a territorial questions, France, Prussia,
Asstria and Italy have put their armies on
var footing and il 10 just - possible that
that their differences may he settled BY IN
appeal 70 arms % through di,lomacy.
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Or. Easterly's
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This Medicine ID pleasant aud infallble
cure for Diarrhae. Dysentery, colo chol-
!. era mcrbua. cramps o. spAsms. Bowel
complaints, and an arrangement Of the
9 stomach end bowels Of childres when
TEETH1NG.
IRIS CELERRAIEO\ POPULAR AND NFALLI.
bic Remedy he's bceh used By the most intelligent
teen years in al cases Of Diarrhae, Dysentary aud
Bowel couplaot, and AL onlte b pfon0undai Il the
most speedy and efectual Medicine they have ever
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I 4
1lslnan - = - psssly 49, = -
d,setsy, dssseg tae ~ ys:ss -. e
~ ovjk. . Gsp6sitjso = bslasf 1peps9 ~
aehth personal---very. eeeld 800 It. Dse
: ys4 + - - $500, - ~
eDsIyDvidGDD - ~ lnaesGbet 49,
nsa, iatssd, havs esassd 70 ahy sosh ethes
" wholesale "a ths boetls 0sld, ut ~ 80
~ led, tsoividusl vjs1eese 81 t)se6ehs5o
sppsae 70 " asoriy = setivs - svss. ''Muss
81 10 ~ daily slap)e g ~ e1e1anose
4om ~ Wsse ~ SeolhWooG NJ r.
lAsd ed ~ middle States ~ ~ tbey
vill, 80 ~ - oeaas sssopt. Thsee hose,
ID THE respect, no superior oorals 70 boost
Of. Blosdehsd, Indeed, may not b - IRE.
quene ~ but ~ r. agsrsoaGs scsslts ws
think Il qslss spt u svlaf sssrass q u
other parts Of the country. The Probse
tuGaAegistia nRhilAAslpAio ueee osstaiolg
teves pasaIleled IN The South, o. Tie West,
q anyUhsee eloe ;au1 ~ ~ oengch Me
drininal solsadw ow6 nsuossky 3n1es-
re, Arkansas, q in any Of The Calf
States. in vain, for many conpsaisa
pt's) bank robbery and murder. This
4 - preydeep Z -. - erss.lp
y ikeastisdto66g t6s hystssiss " INF
Iuity. tits no mystery q I'll. The caos-
. are palpAble enough. There i. 6rst. The
Decentralization. resulting from four years
kcvil war. Next, the morbid "sympathy"
~ crim,nals on the part Of numerous
6ass Of crack brain Writsrs apd .boeps hu-
lpanitarisns. which has csestsd ssiekly
public sent ment that u .advsese 70 The
prompt punishment Of musdseess. Next.
the very gsnsral Caseahing, b. The clsrgvs
q their legitimate duties, in the church,
The Sunday school, the meeting houls, IN
order to mingls in partixan and sectional
rife. What Is needed now 10 such health
fpl public opin on - will not only compel
these faithlcss shepherds to quit the strange
pastures, in which they have been stsayi0g,
y the spiritual neglect Of their Cock, but
also u correct the false "bumaoitasiAnisuh"
tbat. Though . mistaken philanthropy.
calls . murderer not . murderer. but .
poor boy" and ascribes even the most
alrociosD eunps TO moral ipsasity. VIM
Ne reach that point, q curtailment Of the
criminal sAisndAt may bel esg6nsibly looG
"a for, but not Ill then.-N. Y. Express.
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Mercantile Mansr.

The New York Journal Of 0omasrc,
uttsrs some plain truths at the sad decline
oflate years from the old order ofhoaor and
integrity which once existed among The
commercial men, and nys: Ess
In selemn seriousness, this mater de.
uaanas IL attsntien Of merchants Doing
business upon honor" was once the no.
blest idaeure q New York trade. Il has
become dangerous now. and few dare trust
to IT,. Let US strip the subject Of all con>
cto3meut, and look it in the face. WilIauy
one deny that there Il danger 10 The reno
tation Of our city, that It has already been
affected by this leese state Of moral ssnli
nenty Why i i that The Ohambsr Of
Oeensecs has lost its ancient prestige p
Does any oAe nov think Il On endorsement
Of mercantile character that man il .
moA6ef Uftlht chamber On The contra
y, 10 not thegsnefi1 reputation Of the body
Wy ouok reduced by the notorious feet
that for soAs ytsfs no question bf mefcen<
tile character, homer, or even homes.
" ns Ibssn 0ade . test Of member.
Cd g these plain words, but Ne have
duty g perform, and in performing that
duty to the merchants Of New Yovk, W
~ not ~ the habit Of shrinking from any |
responsibility. No one will question the |
truth q tel which We PAY, thas the Chan
Der Of C6thi6Ssce has lost much 81 itS rspu l
tstieo. and that one cause for this u the
CHI hslss ofsone Of ito nseotSes.J IN A 4
The remedy Is in the hands of he nsr.
eaae9 = eunuonity. 1t u p011ihle; 4ArfSuGy |
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All Conservative who favor The integrity " the
Union, mi tho eSualy ef Tie States an invtsd to
Oie ~ v IN eA 10 ave the country from iss pers.
-H J. n. HAYWOOD, Ohairnas.
On Morsns. April IltA, 1858.
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A 0reae Wcsaern 1aea.
From the New York Times.

A novel and gigantic idea ~ generating
itself IN the Western head-wbsthsr psso>
ticable or not. remains to be seen. Il 10 10
attempt 70 render the vas. Trans> 9issouri
P)ains ct forsths settlement and rouiaenee
Of man by planting their surface with trees.
II what may now be cat1sd IL nidd)0 State
81 the Union, Illinois, Iowa, etc. ,nine tenths
Of tbs soil 10 tseDless vhile The trAeeler Who
journeys one hundred and 6fty miles west
Of the Missouri river enters upon the re-
gjon marked % the older mape q the "GrsaG
American Desert" n0v called the PJsins-.
alregion with passable soil, growing IN
abundance Of grass, and supporting count
l4ss. herds Of buffalo and ok, but absolutely
ttselsse. The Plains extend from The
british PsssssUis0s - Ne north 70 Texas,
. distance Of ffteen hundred miles;
they are about four hun1fsl A1il6s eide
q the southern limit, widening to the
uorthr ard to perhaps double this dis
lance. These vast regions are valueless 10
Giap witGput tree With trees they may
10 oaaG Id >itable, their clioate mo1o0ed,
thsf y3ldoegical coalitions altered, shsr
destsuetivs WtWaS end sesrms sdooso. and I
hew and brighter creation may be made to
s~C t00 PsoSS VI tuo OsU ossO tuUU WOVuO
Be furnished homes for millions Of settlers
from abroad, or from among the unsuccess-
ful toilers Of our overcrowdsd cities. The
question alto what tsscs y GgoW, and hoe
precisely u setshous the work u growisG
ehcm, must yet be determined BY extensive
experiments but the main thing itself be-
been pronounced within the limits Of the
feasible by the most intelligent authorities
upon suClh subjects in this country.
The success Of this scheme, OF even the
proving Of its feasibility, would incredibly
increase the value Of the public domain or
Che landed property Of the Government; and
BESIDES its benefit to an unnumbeAed popu
htion. would produce rsvenuss bsyoud com
putation for generations to come.
We should like if some Of the Western
men who have conceived TIE idea, would do.
wise y plan whereby the matter can be test
I'd on considerable s,sls. Fe*
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tAes \ ssadily earss ~ WORST WOUNDS on MAN
o. BEAST Every family should keep 1t constantly
on hand. PEice-76 cents per bottle.
PFspered ard s01d b Dr. & RA0TERLY 4 Co. M
. Mem rnh street,, d. Louis, no. 0old ii their
Branch Family Medicine Store No. ~ adson street.
chicago III. For sale BY Druggists generally.