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GREAT AMERICAN KING

Is the TEHrW " ~ Wasfn. and The graatfss
blessing Slicrs AT ;sd humanity; t. the sui
FIRING millions the H1rtes slf relif h 80 sour com,
ngaud Yea haze oriy tbs m4scs! remedy. All
those 10 SIN ssrs viii arrrpt the preferred
Balm, drser.e rat the pi<y II their tinniiss.
This WOri,rt medicine during tha rsi pcEi"a s'hee
It's .nircta tiJ has erTi hapftne 10 the hearts oi
thousands and In3ga iifs ehArm to mauY who hsrto-
tFr regarded Il O.4.y PAINFUL ani miserable exist
Killers, and Rain tztrsiors ana let miliions OF siAi
Tongues Irecaim tne nrrits q tbs great Anl@rlcah
hiHg q Pain preparation composed seies o. sesS
thss and rlets, Fso4aeed ~ America sewn Fieh ana
lQtutcous soil
Judges Of @at 1us hat i not Na!untle fanny med
ie, 10 de- s ses1l L4yUr 81 giving tbs hiag ~ TAIN
Single trai, aud II satisfactory, eNuri Their inhuanfs
in its bchzf recommend g. spcN vel EaG eftcn Of -
ana see that IL il ~ hear afflicted ms htors The
Iaesar. aaars charitable ANA hen th-y induce theiE
sut5,rig frsr, h. usfs this rally valuable medicine,
tey viii be dun. act Of teneyoleuee that they nar.
ws!l he proud 81 1hs IL powerful and truly ma4eai
remedy a external diseases s1rcs sweiiins burns,
Ac and for many internal sEseiens, II Y ceEta eufs
yet 1t perfectly hIriass and inefate Of producing
ie iesst injurious effects IN ihe fnos delicate CASES q
tao veal at constitution.
II Is ca,ircly u5ei,ss to follow the Oh and WORKOUT
system If publishing 20 tins pebic thousands OF cers
Gates of Wonders Performed ~ this aedeine IL cost.
b.. twenty-five cats 10 try II. anl hr baii stakes ms
wei-earn5d repnsssiau the Alag u Pain soins All
aud more fhan D. stiims fol H.
We would ask have you the rheumatism OF tout +;
these pleasant eoapani2use aui We snow that
yog seui c to dfis t4eHl a~ay Is soon a possible,
mills KING % raIN."
wougi sou lc cirra almost immediately or Bowel
Complaint ~ salt5ry sugairr Gem puinE, Cholera Nor
has tramp Chglc iIad ACHE FautA any otilrr ache
psin tie remedy u siaPe ana the cure certain,
IsE sue GREAT kiA0 of PAIN
Would yru have sour Sores, swcllinys Cuts, Burns,
sids, bruises, amy other @oands headed We repeat
MAGICAL KING Of PAIN.
Would YOU ~ cured i ,ealI Head s,1 joints, Sore
Turu4t Neurtt&ia Breast Eauago Totrr or Ring
Worm salt Bites Di Poisonous Insects Chapped
lands and ali Glhes gihsr nry or Running, Ne
sly again and aEdh. souE RsafiF = IN John Bulls
+ElNG OF rAIS.n
Would yau IT. cured II Kings Evil Cancer, Tnmors,
Eruptiaus ~ auy yaseta, Of the Nih caused hy impure
bool than J0bH Bulls saraplriiia in:crnally,
aua tho EUg ~ Pain sSteraslY. nothing be more
= . - - .-.-- : 49,. -. n .-.r
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PREMATURE GRAVE


1T is 4 iamentafIa faft nat thousands havc been
bIoH4h. 70 premature grave bs negleeltHg 10 taSe
sGBe good efficient medicine ia tine ~ arrest the
course 81 DISEASE II i also startling truth thai thou
sands hay been herHaed - sni4mes grave BY the
use Of poisonous nok.fnms. Tis ah9r therefore
ing The necessity Of s0He g0a and eGcisI medicine,
which coa &c relied upon wheu the services Of com.
tgtcIl Ply icans cOnld rot be- obtained has been Hdu
Ted 70 otter his MaU.a Ike LlGimet aud Anti Bilious
f.itsto the public These u.ed.enes are compounded
stse,l! honest ard from medicines Of virgin purity,
ing warranted purely vegetable
10000
Cases OF rheumatism Barns Ulcers. Snrains Fener
S0ret sora Throat Neuralgia. Tooth Ache Head Ache.
Pains the Back, side breast. bois. rug bones,
piIDpe diarThn, have been cured IN the last year
Also srsas cases ol eeias Galds. StLnt Fi.,u-
Ia. Big Head. ~. sbouer Poll Evil. Sprlils, Clan
ders Bolts. hoiic, ielt9w Water Ae. Thousands he
have oeen Afflicted with Dyspepsia. Liver Complaint
Pains II su kinds bilious aeeons cosiseness, Fe-
make AGertioI.. Sc, have been r2-iored g perftei
health 4, t4e u.e 81 & lmores AHti- Bilious Pills.
Gray Hairs,
ari Premature Balducs4 prevented IS the 81 T.
MeKists's Gircassian Hair Tone. TEia seaaiifll
htnaton prevents tbn rom falling %, promote:
It's gr9sih ai'd reEds~ of si1 G.ossy
Agents Wanted,
Ia vry town throughout the United States for the sails
Off J. MckinHy's Celestial Balm, an uReeua!ed rene
~ iDr ohoeT b.sentery, Diarrhoa fiux, Cloiic anf
POISON,
r. ]. sIcKiBIyis Worm Medicine contains poison
aud H. warranted purely vegetable This preparation
ha expelled Worms ofall kinds from the Intestinal ca
nal wIen other PREPARATIONS gigreai Eepuic ia4iaa.
Fever and Ague
in Ill is various types permanently cured. without IN
juyy 4lr system b lie Oft. j. McKBHy's Feye
ans Aue Pits. Tue tonic preparation never has bees
e4Haed. u ng'sr iafi. ". II aud be satisfied iha
agae raH h. cured
pr sslc b. WEes 4 SIoy.R, r,a,,,,or,
s!srgE.s2s = cArNAiAs, low Iowa.
IEl,g--i. 41Es
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-08-31
DAVENPORT HOUSE

MFRS T A. GRANT having leased tho Hotel tn-
~ Gently oGtupied ~ her Int husband, Wn GruDt,
known ~ the ia NEWPORT HOUhE, has opcaqa the
atne for the accommodation ii The public.
hhe VIII kecp hci house. well furnished larderu and
hopes 10 deserve aHd receive a share Of public patron
ugr. she has - lafGe yard attached Tor wagons and
slabling for thirty five horses.
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ladies'. Kisses and childrea's Shoes,
CEoeiery and Glass Ware,
Locking Glasses,

we shall cld aver Is hcrel8arr give satisfaction
and invite she atcHtl9H ~ Wha visit she city 70 Civ,
~ eail WOODWARD 4 HARRIS.
Ffaat street,. April e, Is54.w,
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References.

p. Il. rEcKHaH, NJ %. Utica MY
l.. h. FLEEING. NJ. D., GanabdaigtrA, n. Y.
NJ. II. MINIS, NJ. D., Rochester, NY.
u. y. FoorE, NJ. D., Syracuse, n. Y.
Prof. DuspsR. NJ. b.. Baltimore, Md,
1. G. ORRics, NJ. d., :"
". W. REEsE. n D., VIEW York City,
w. PREshoTR, NJ. ~, Concord, n ".
J. T. AEwLsFp, NJ. D., Utica, Y.
Roy. g.. y BE.Hp, Glenn Springs, =. G..
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crEcrEgATI FURNITURE STORE.

IINLINNhIJ LENI4 U4Lf, bIVAE
- EE&hiSb would respectfully Inform his friends
the public generally that tt has removed III.
Eurila ~ Establishment soc nestbrek bnildsug 9l
Df Jas fisii, aH FFyi ts.lVceH N zn AID Baoy
adjoining Van Iayt ~ Cook y here he viii continue
T. caro- the business eoHdF'sd by Sir. Fear
ing AZ ists sid stand in lazaT 81 lafHgs.
On hal.d large H75oEn,rhl Of
READY MADE FURNITURE.
whiihhe will sell ~ tie lowest prices.
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DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, BOOTS SHOES

Moline, June ssh. Iss.
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pastupors. Jaly ii. is5i-w,rs -6in
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Would yen II cured a Kings Evil, Cancer TGmors
Eruptiabs ~ afiy dseusr of iih caused ~ impur
Lloo thah w., Iir, .ohH Bulls sarAplra ia:crnaIy
aDa tia EIut ~ Pain eSterBsY nothing can be NOR
,.rf- IL, tla.i > ..tnr.i. tnl t...t l.tl eHrn.
The daily union., 1854-02-10
ron RENT or LEASE. for one or more years, that

EOU RENT LEASE, for that
nd 18th
streets occupied by sars ths minister OF France
lately with all modern convent
including fixtures throughout both the
main and back buildings.
Possession Is he given on March ensuing
Also Tease, the block oi buildings
18Th the Of hfs NJ
H. boarding house. The lower stories Of the north
into and tted
losrees the alone,
- and the house above.
about The m OF May next Dor FUR
particulars inquire Of DR. benjamin. King, Thonas Lawson
Mindets building.
Ian
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Beware Of Imposltion.

TUE underned proPneors Of hotels Washngron advise all
yng said deliver their
who through
Washington, Washington
they will find portcrs who VIII take
charge and conduct Them hotei W
pursuing they viii avoid douho
for the
monoppzins for The
at delays
anly ffnm individual having
charge OF the baggage for the whole city,
j. q. n n. A. WILLARD, wiliard's Hotel.
NJ. A. DEXTER, National Hotel.
" Herald Pnia. Ledger Baltimore Sun, please
cor an sen bills Office. Feb S-eos6t
The daily union., 1854-02-10

NOTICEwe within tho few weeks taken particular
IN pains books made OF
the whom they belonged We believe that
generally received this
who quidaed Them sincere thanks
principal object Of this is remind those who
will calling
month aud closing their
coding 10 the on which they were made
Jan 2i-oo2wd CLAcETT u DODSoN.
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/ ow-pRIcEp olLCLorns.-

| 0w-PkICED OlLCLOTfiS--Jast received and on sae-
IA II sheets style and pretty floor oieIots superior
quality at Tow prices
naios ls and rag carpetings
leases los and ~ Alcndale aud Hamilton long
dressed coiina sheeungs.
baie ow-pfieed blankets
do oiieloths FOR steps, very cheap.
CLAGErT & DODSoN,
Dealers in a kinds Of eacng maiugs rugs mats door, step,
and table oco,hs, curtain materials table
eoton aud all kinds of furniture dry goods
avenue door east OF gth street
Jan 2i-if2wco
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W.. q. meaunsE. Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VERY DESIRABLE FARM NEAR
wAsHINoroN--on Tuesday nftsrnoon, March TN, ~
O'Clock OF James q. Mcclure,
virtue bearing date March ill., 1885, duly
corded A. 81 No. ~ fcos aos 10 22,
Of land
docks Hir the turnpike Bsdeasburg two
from Washington containing seventy
land with good and substantial dwelling and all
sery outbudnss.
1856 deed and bearing
THoS. CARBERY,
JAS. Y. Mcguire,
Feb S-cod Auctioneer.
The daily union., 1854-02-10
n TX. CHAmBEnLIN's CommerclaI college. ioented

VI NO ~ Baltimore street, Baltimore, Maryland e
oheci OF institution prop
facilities obtaining practical educa
uon here obtain knowledge OF
general business
many years any counting
The study embraces keeping and
e cscaatons taught according the approved
Practical penmanslp combining rapidly Of
OF constructions Lectures law, upon
ana subjects beside
a
lo student comple,e the
There being vacation, applicants a.
teud both and Examinations periods
and diplomas awarded 10 these who graduate. For TERMS
and have a circular forwarded by ma l.
Nov i3-iyakcp
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Feb5cod

NEW Lace Goods and Embrotdcstes spb~criberx
received from New invoice Of entirely new
styles following desirable goods,
IS hounced lace dresses, last Partisan
~ sets Maltese lace chneze,ts sleeves
10 Honun lace berlhea
Is berthe caps-
25 sets French embroidered trimmed chmozsts and
20 new style French worked collars
~ pieces coloed iusions for evening Gressna
no do colofed arefans do
50 black lscs wells
25 French embroidered hsndkerchiefs
Together many other reasonable and desirable articles
whc We respectfully invite The attention Of the ladies
Jan 1-aswawn HoOE, BRo co.
The daily union., 1854-02-10

QR1iI4S! BELLS BELLS THE subscribers manufacture
constantly hand all sizes of church, factory
hung yokas
that capper new
place, which is desirable after bell has been
stock, in castiug
used, found
We written warranty that IL church bells
year purchase usage,
charge. bells Nearly 5000 bells
sold from foundry
superiority. We fleen gold
fairs Tor the best bells
purity tone.n We particular getting
chimes refer those furnished by
within 81 the Hudson Erie railroads
every the largest
United States, and has
filled despatch We
OF the States Old bells taken in exchange for
Levels, eempassos, sc, constantly on hand. Address
A. NENEELY'S SONS,
\ gi-lyi&cp Wcst Troy,N ",
The daily union., 1854-02-10

CTrI OF Piit.barg and County Of AIieghaay, PENN
"
OF The of Psburs and OF Allegheny,
These bonds issued ,hs Pttsbug Connesve
Company by which they guaranteed.
We confidently recommend tbem capitalists
srahle investment
The bonds, together with the exhibit nior
maon obtained application personally letter.
JOHNSTON BROTHERS, Co.,
BANKERS and Fiscal
Agents ior the Psburg aud Conneisvle Railroad Company
Jan i5-dScpn
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-03-03

NEW lonK, Feb. Il, 1851.
One of the almost universal blessings which nre
bestowed upon all alike in the country, is in the
City an almost universal nuisance. That Ia fall of
snow Tho countrymcn looks forward to this gift Of
winter, rnl is glad to watch tho descending fakes
for he knows hnt tho crops will be the better for it
In tho summer, and his wood can be got to market
runners easier than wheels. II is very differ
ent in the City--the increased discomfort and vcx
alton and sorrow and suffering which heavy fail
of causes, not calculated to excite feelings
Of gratitude. We have had Of late the heaviest fall
Of snow and the severes storm which has visited the
City for many years. For day and half nearly
all communication between the upper and lower
parts of the City was cut OIL All the city railroads
stopped entirely, and those who must go, storm or
storm, had to foot II rely upon the few omni-
buses and the immense sleigh stages which the
omnibus men put on their lines which unite all the
discomforts and Of the conyeuiences Of the
omnibus and the sleigh both. 1t troubles one OF
tender feelings the increase in the labors and
Affections Of the omnibus horses. Their livea are
hard enough at any time, but fall Of snow make:
them much harder, for they have to draw large
loads, and the going is always heavy for there arc
50 many wheels used, no matter how deep the fall
that in the busy street, it tracks Down hard
but becomes loose and light like Rshea, and Tia,
horses plunge through this and slip, aud slide, ant
,tagger along till every nerve quivers, and they
very often fall dead in the harness. The snow doe
not stay in the form Of snow more than day o
two. The streets blacken almost Immediately, es
pecially if it thaws little, and when the thav
comes, then FOR days the whole city wadng througl
mud knce-deep. In such timcl Genin establishc
j his bridge across Broadway No measures eve
taken by the City to render it crossabe and Uenii
hires half dozen Irishmen to clear passage acros
in front OF his store, and keep it clear. He put
paste board corset the Irishmen and labels then
"Genin's Guard" and sets up placnrds on the side
walk " Genins Brilge-no toll, or such thing
Of course it is humbug, and everybody calls it Sc
but believe in such humbug, and thousands upo
thousands take advantage of Genin's Bridge, an
feel grateful for it. He had piece Of plate give
him by some ladies for this year or two ago.
Yours &c, ALPHA.
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! otition TO sell LAND.

STATE OF VERMONT, Tie Honorable the
District Of Cnrteuaen -. tie Probate l,uiit..
the Distu-t Of lmtteuden d. all rersuuz cou,.lii.
IN the estate Of AiyEeus Hail, late yl .,.i,r. .u
saId district deceased '...t4>s
Whereas alraeus Lal! aai Curaline Hon Iu..a.
istaI1.- Of the c'tate Of said deceased have tied
in said Probate Couf. their petition in writing set
tin. forth that the said rcC.usc1 died s,iIcj and
possessed Ui certain rcal e-sate IL the town u MD
ton oi.rc7-j that al tAs debts 5.cius. the .s;te
Of the said deceased os allowed u the commits ion
ere Of said estate except note payable 10 All
Hail Jun, which note was not payable until after
the dCc,a3e Of the snid dec AGED and mis- wife Lav.
the said Alpheus, certain real estate in Milton
aiore-aid, was set cut to Mrs Marcy Hall widow Of
said deceased fer her dovcl IL said state that the
residue Of sad estate divided to and among
the heir III tue sail deceased chat Mls MaI,v
Hall widow afyro lniI, ha uyw deceased, there -
no personal estate belonging 10 the estate of saI
deceased that the claim Of the said Aipheus, juE
allowed as aforesaid amounts 10 the Of t.
hundred and eiELty-kye dollars, and pr yug said
Court to grant them license u sell all said real
estate to lay said debt and expenses Of admiuiatra-
ton.
And the said Court having assigned the lth day
Of March "A. T.. 1854 at tie Pro0at. Office in Bur
ington in said District Tor bearing and deciding On
said petition, and ordered that sill pCG1CL: c.Gccrnt
be notified thereof, ~ publishing tie substance Vi
.nid petition and the time and place assigned for
hearing, three wvchs ely in the Dulu On
Free P.ess the last Of which 10 preyiou. u ,Ls
/ day set for hearing.
/ Therefore you are hereby notified to appear before
said Court the time and place aforesaid and show
/ cause if any YOU have why the salt license should
not be granted.
Given under my hand st Burlington in said Dis.
| tTict this 10th day ct February A. h. 1854.
w2jw} W. II. FRENCH, Judge
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GRATIS 4!

Just PubhShed--A New DiScoreryin Medicinei
4 FEW WORDS on TIL RATION
"a treatment, without Medicine, ofSpermatorrhea,
Local Weakness, Nervous Debility, Low Spirits,
Lassitude, Weakness of the Limbs and the Back
lndispositon and Inca pacty for Study and Labor,
Dullness Of Apprehension, Loss of Memory, Aver.
sion to Society, Love of Solitude, Timidity, Self
Distrust, Dizziness, Headache, Involuntary Dis
charges, Pains in the side, Affection of the Eyes,
Pimpes on the Face Sexual and other Intirmities in
man,
From the French Of Dr.. D. De LAsEY.
The important fact that these alarming complaints
may easily be removed WITHOUT MEDICINE, is, in this
small tract, clearly Demonstrated and the entirely
new and highly successful treatment, adopted by
the author, fully explained by means of which
every is enabled to hnsey perfectly, and at
tie least possible cost avoiding thereby, all the ad-
vertiscd nostrums of the day.
Sent, to any address, gratis and post free, in a
sealed envelope, by renting (post paid) two post
age stamps to DR.. u. De LASEY, 81 Lispenard
street. New York.
Dec. 10. 1858. d&wly
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y T. W e. O y ID )
Estpss'EtH N:&,

WE HAVE JUST RETURNED FROM THE
W City, with large assortment Of New Goods !;
and can now show our friends one Of the best
Stocks in our line ever offered in this market. Our
assortment Of GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, of
the best quality, is large and varied. 0nr JEwELRY
comprises every variety Of style and price, and Of
the latest patterns and in the FANCY GOODS
Inc may be found everything usually kept in estab.
ishments like We steadily adhere to our sys-
TEN of business, which, far, has been successful,
and has met with the unqualified appreciation of our
friends and customers-viz The CASH, ONE PRICE,
SMALL PRoFlT system. Every article Of goods N
our establishment is marked in plain gules, and 1n
sell at mark-guaran teeing al to DO use
WHAT We RECOMMEND II 10 Be.
We gratefully appreciate the encouragement that
has thus far been given US, and trust our continued
elJrJ, to merit it, will meet with the favor Of dis.
eliminating public. II. V. HORTON Il CO.
No. ! Bank Block.
Burlington, Sept %. d&wtf
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Rich OLD BACHELORS The New Or
leans Delta says four OF the resident citizens
have died in that city without families within
four years. They were Judah Touro, John
McDOnough, Joseph Fowler and Cornelius
Paulding The combined fortunes of these
four citizens reached the sum Of nine millions
about one eighth Of the property Of the
whole city. lney were all bachelors, and
llvey to an extreme old age. Mr.. Melon
cugh died at seventy-two, Mr.. Pauluing at
seventy, Mr.. Fowler at sixty-fye, and Mr.
Iouro at seventy-nine. They all had been
constant residents ut New Orleans, and en-
joyed remarkable degree Of health and vigor.
Except Mr. Fowler, the shortest lived OF the
four, none Of them had ever left the city.
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Albany and Rutland Railroad
N0W open and running through to Albany,
WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS.
-ss5s $3.50 ssl5 s7 sggs filSsSE

1854 WINTER ARRANG EMENT. 1854
Shortest and quickest through Mail Line from
Ogdensburgh, Montreal, Rouses' Point, Plattsburgb
and Burlington to Troy, Albany and New York.
VIA RUTLAND AND EAGLE BRIDGE,
TN connection with Rutland 4 Burlington. and
i Hudson River Railroad.
THIS is the only line where Horse PoUer is used
and passengers not annoyed by delays and
changes at Troy.
This i. also the shortest and only drsc, line from
Rutland to Albany. aud az short ne any other to
Troy.
NO CHANGE OF CARS,
Conductors or Baggage Masters between Rutland
and Troy Albany.
Passengers by this route may rely upon making
all the connections IS advertised with the different
Roads.
| At Albany passengers oan proceed to New York
| by the trains of the Hudson River Harlem Rail
roads, and to Buffalo and the West by the Now York
| Central Railroad.
Trains Leave Burlington
! FIRST TRAINS IS A. M.-Arriye At Centre
| Rutland IL 20 A., NJ, Troy Is P. N, or Albany %
p. NJ, have h1"T at Albany to dine, leave Troy
~ P. N. or Albany p. NJ. for New York. Arrive
! at New York at 80 P. ".
Lightning Trains for Buffalo leave Albany,e Pm.
and II r. NJ.
SECOND TRAIN 80 P.M.-Arrive at Rutland
| to lodge p. NJ, leave Rutland 2j A. Vi, arrive
a, Troy 10 .. NJ. Albany 10 10 A. NJ, leave Troy
| 10 80 or Albany II A NJ for New York, Arrive at
/ Eew York 80 p. N.
Lightning Train for Buffalo leaves Albany at II
Az.
| through Tickets to be procured at the Rutland &
! Burliu Eton Railroad Office, OF of
JAMES ". MILLS, Agent Burlington.
:. TILLuY, Travelling Agent, Burlington.
Also, Through Tickets to Buffalo, Cleayennd,
Toledo, Detroit, Cincinnati, Chicago, end all the
Western cities for sale a. the Office u t.s Eul0aI
i Burlington Railroad. or of tue sents Of tue
! Albany and Rutland Railroad.
Baggage Clselea Thoa.t to Troy Albany OF
] New \ OK.
10 avoid the Horse Trans, delays and mistakes
incident to the change of Cars ut Troy aud Ben
ning;on, be sure ana Cbssk Baggage through by
| EAGLE BRIDGE ROUTE.
THO 6. II. CANFIElp. Supt.
Burlington, Der. q, 1858. dS"u
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\ DISTRESSING Casa young lady,
deservedly esteemed, about ten DAYS since left
Buffalo to spend the Winter with relation
West of here. Having to ride in carriage
ut the break at Erie, she took severe cold +,
and when she reached her destination sent for
her mother, who arrived just in time to see
her die. Yesterday the heart-broken mother
passed through this place with the lifeless
body of her daughter, whom she loved as her
own life. 1t was enough to make u stone
weep,-CierelandP Paper
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An tNEARTHIY REQulEM.-At the burn.
ing of the Hayward India rubber Mills at Col
chester, Conn, an overseer named Stark went
into Il burning building to get his books, ant
becoming suhOcated by the smoke persisted il
the flames When the building lell, by it,
heat it set the steam whistle in operation
which shrieked, then howled and moaned
until its voice died away, after about an hour
1t seemed requiem to the buried man, which
sent thrill OF horror through every one who
heard it,
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\ STRONG MINDED WoMAN.-A singular
petition is now before Congress. In 1916,
Mrs. Elizabeth c. Smith Of Missouri, under
the assumed name Of Ben Newman, enlisted
us u soldier in the Mexican war. She dis
charged her duties faithfully as a soldier for
ten months, when her sex was discovered, and
she was discharged from service. She has
since married, and now applies for her pay
and bounty land, which she certainly ought to
hnXe.