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DROPSY. CANCER, TKTTKR, FIsTULA,

OhOFSHs CANCEhs GEIIEh3 rASh oA@Ai
ND Diseases of the Genital Organs, removed in
~ an incredibly short time. Invalids afflicted with
the above complaints BIO successfully treated at
No SO Broadway, between Second and Third streets
east side. Office hours from ten to twelve o'clock.
Drs. WHITrEM0RE and ST0CKWELL,
Dec. %. Cincinnati, Ohio.
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& 4. WILLIAMS,

Attorney and Counsellor at Law, Washington City,
DRACTTCES in the Courts of the District of Co
L lumbs, and before the Departments Of tho Gov
eminent. Office over Banking House of Seldom, With
esr, 3 Co. June Soft
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CAIvERLEY 4 HOLMES,

and Importers of Britannia
w Ware, Tea and Communion Sets lee Pitchers,
&c. No. 100 Race Sassafras street, above Third,
opposite the White Swan, Philadelphia Dec. l--6m
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EOTICE.

= 1ANI = Z. GOODEJE, attorney and Co1HV
~ at q w, offers his services to the Public
Agent fot Pension, Bounty Land, and other CT
upon the Federal Government July n
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WASHINGTON, d. G.
AMIsTAD CLAIM.

History Of The Case }, Decision Of the Judiciary
Comfy Of tae rariOus Departments of Coz
eminent, Construction Of Treaties Leu Of
Nations }. Natural Rights Of Persons DUTY
Of Ill 10 Sustain the Doctrines on 1ohieh our
Government lcqs Founded.
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GEORGE w. JULIAN,
Attorney and Counsellor at Lao, CentreViIle,
Indiana

M ILL attend to the securing and collecting Of
w claims, and all other business intrusted to his
care, in tho counties of Wayne, Randolph, Henry,
Union, and Fayette and in tho Supreme and Federal
Courts at Indianapolis Dec. %
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JOHN CALVERLEY,

MANUFACTURER of Candle Moulds, No. Toe
vi Race (Sassafrasl street. above Third, opposite
the White Swan Hotel Philadelphia Dec. I-Sm
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8. NJ. FETTEwGII.L & co,

NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING AGENTS, ARR
the agents for the National Era, and author
lied to receive advertisements and subscriptions fol
US at the lowest rates. Their receipts regarded
payments. Their Offices are at New York l22 Mas
sau street; Roston, 10 State street June ~
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y c. ROBBINS Alton y for Prccu-iu. aa5 81
II. tending Patents Wa i.-iou, J. C.. mas. aa
aminal0us a; &c Pg.eni (Gcc, prepare l.H..
and Papers Tor Applicant FOR Pgy.-e AID -.- 81.
consulted on al Ms tiers + J ing 60 the Patent ,s
and decisions in this AID tueT countries. biz
continues 20 devote espeClI attention 20 a--a--
rejected applications befor re Comu.s-.gEe- ci la
tents, ia which line Of prpl ce &c las elccse-el -
procuring a great RuIabcr y,LbEhI. patents Dr.
fee for an examination at ~ Pcteu. lE.e Is h'e r
lars; for other services the Barcc wiI ts ress 11 a
Reference can be made to mhers 20. Congress o., 90
hose for whom NJ. r. haBtansact,i bushes. a,.-s
he vavt nioe venra tU-. 20 cor
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SPEECH m WR GTDOTVG0

u LLOII VL mn, UIDUI-NUD,
DELIVERED IN COMMITTEE or TuB WHOLE
House. on THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE, De-
CEMBER 81 1883
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BEHOLD.

BEHOLD.
TINE TIME HAS COME, and he that has energy
l. and ability can reap a rich reward. A safe way
to mako money The following Receipts, with full
directions for the manufacture for only dollar
lst. superior Black Ink that will cost only FIVE
cents per gallon.
ID. A superior transparent Soap for shaving.
Sd. water proof Backing, excellent for leather.
4th. Washing Liquid.
5th. Burning Fluid.
Either Of the above will pay very large profits.
9th. An article warranted to rcstoro cOlors whcth-
or taken out by acids the sun.
These Receipts will be sent to any one who will
enclose dollar, post paid to the subscriber. All
the articles for the preparation of tho above Receipts
can be obtained at drug stores generally.
| have sold single receipts of the above for $50.
Dec. D. NJ f. DOW. Manchester, n. IT,
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VOL. VIII.
ruE ONO FARMER FoR ls5a.

TTHTS elegant and popular Weekly Agricultg.s
l. Family Newspaper will commence its third yo
ume on the lv Of January, 1854 1t will be il.ust-.
ted with numt,ous engrkvings OF Domestic Animal
Farm Building Farm Implements, Trees Shrui,
and all the inlortaut affairs coEnCc. Cd vita Eor.
culture, Agriculture and Stock.
Each nun, or will contain, besides Fogei-u 40:
Domestic News, seleclioas from the most in,erssr,
Publication I tho day, Stories, Wiz, History B.5s
raphy' Poetry, Essays On various subjects, Na.s..
Reports Of C.oreIsnd. Now York, Cincinnati &c. I,
short, nothing will be leA undone which may 3,
thought n" 'sary to render The Ohio FArEe- d.
best Family apsr for tao Farmer, Gardoacr. 81,
chanic, al stock Breeder, that is published 10 d.
United State That tho circulation may be gC.e.-
we have maie the terms low.
Ier1tS-0no copy. 50 three copies, s. Ggl en-.
les, IS tn copies SIS; twenty copies, So g.. b
the same ll.e for six months. Address
THOMAS BROWN, Prop-ictor
Cleveland % II.
Q5@ Edl,ors friendly 10 our enterprise, who Oil
copy the lbOve advertisement, and send la--.
marked % US, shall have the Farmer the cora,
year, with or without al exchange. Dec. o.,
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STAR AND ADAMANrINE CANDLE rs, AND

SIAtN ANU ADAWANIINE IANDLES, AND
LARD OIL.
/ ARD OIL Of the finest quality in good shipping
IL order. Star and Adamantine Candles, fuL
weight l6 ounces 10 the pound These candles are
excellent for all climates, especially California Bra
I'll, the East and West Indies and Africa Orders foI
any quantity executed promptly.
THOMAS EMERY, Lard Oil and Stsr
Naroh D. Candle Manufantnrer Cineinnat;. @
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WHITING AND WEDDING CARDS.

Netting AND WEDDING CARDS.
7 TP0G he receipt Of TWO DOLLARS. bymai, n.
- su s,ribyr viii Immediately forward, ir.a d,
postage pack OF fifty Visiting cards with the ra-
Of the Son l"littea upon them in q style viii i. b.
quires Us closest examination to distinguish t .
engraving. Wedding Chrls, from four TO L,y .s...
per pack Of ifty Samples win be sent 70 person. B,
applying, postage paid, and enclosing stamp lid.
tho na-e plainly. Adde'S
WM. A. RICU3RDSON.
Dec s9-3t Seventh street WrsHiry-rr D, q,
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10000 ordered an I'D Of PVjIilli

I TITLE FERNS FOR FAENYs LITTLE
Il FRIENDS Ey the author Cf Fern Leave
Ono elegant lGmo: 800 pages six Illustrators
Price IS cents. Tho sam, gilt et-e. ST.
Copies sent BY mail pot paid, Oh receipt Of Ir..
Published by
DERBY & MILLER, Album ny.
DERBY. ORION, NIJlLLgAE. BuT-a
For sale hy all Booi;al..-s q raa-.-u, che Ja,..
States and Canadas. Ua, s-.t
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An Independent Journal.

The American Agyicuituria stands upon its own
merits; and the truthfulness, zeal, and ability,
which it brings to the support of the interests Of the
farmer. IL is untrammeled by any collateral bust
ness cOnaecucns whatever; is it the organ Of any
clique, or the putting machine Of any man or thing
Thoroughly independent in all points, its ample pa
ges studousy given alone to the support and i'm
provement of the great agricultural class.
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STATE OF VERMONT

STATE OF VERMONT, l Alta Probate Court hol-
Washing on District. SIS den at the Probate Once
IN Montpelier within and for said District the 2lst
day OF September A. d. ls5i;
An Instrunent, purporiing TO be the last WILL and
TESTAMENT Of ARIEL Thomas, late of Waterbury
10 said District, deceased, being poseniedt 10 the Cont
hofe by Eliza Thomas. one Of the execution. therein
named, for Probate; 1T is ORDERED BY SAID
coohi that all persons concerned theiein be notihea
TO appeal session OF said Count TO he hedn at the
rfohate Office In Montpelier on the Gath day Of De-
too.t 1874, and shew cause. IL any they may have,
ssans the Pr,bate Of said viii Tor which pu Tpose,
1T Is ORDERED, that a copy Of tho record Of this
order be published three weeks successively Ia the
Nefmoui Waichmaa and state Journal, a newspaper
for hearing. lTT
a lfue copy Of Record,
S'ss Auost. T. n. MERRILL. Register
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A. L. CUTLER,

Paints, Medicines Window Glass, Zinc, Paint, &c
&c. Manufacturer OF Z ZACH FuI allure, Aspha nj
aud Zinc, OF White vainishes.
No. as India st. Boston.
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Dfatbs.

Ie Chester, sept IS, Of dyseuier,, l.uc'nn Hedheid
,on II s o. Colby. Esq, Of Montpelier, aged year
10 Haruand, Sep, PC, MaI. Edmund freeman, sret
CO years. az,
In Chicago, III On the 31h Of Aug Gustavus w
South womb, aged ~ year,. nrtivo OF boisct, W.
ia Be-lfn Sept. 2pih, Lucia Washhurn, daughter o
Rev. I. Hsscn aged IS yoars months.
In Hufiingtob Oct. 3d. At the residence Of her 500
Nj Irs shaituck Mrs. Mary shattuck, aged IS years
10 waterbury, on the 2sth ult, ancis Gtanget, cl
dost son Of T. s. sud n. Il. Ncwoomb, aged 20 years.
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ALL sizes GERMAN and AMERICAN Glass foi
sale iov BY
Sept. /, lsst 30 SCOTT FIELD
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AGENTS:

The Commiitee hsliaviag that the success Of mi.
GREAT NATIONAL UNDERTAKING will be ma
Totally promoted by the oaergy aud entui prisa Of ia
telhgeni and pcrses eTins Agents, have resolved TO
neat nth such % the most liberal terms.
Any person wishing to become an Agent. by sending
(po.t paid 81. WILL RECEIVE BY RETURN OF
NAIL Dollar One tusiaving a" GIFT TICKET"
formation.
On The tina, completion of the sale, the CHS will
BE- placed in the hands of COMMITTEE of the
PURCnAsERsto be DISTRIBUTED, due noliee Of
which will be given throughout the UOited Siales sod
the Cauadas
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25o, 900 GIFTS, of the actual cost OF
100000 90.

Each purchaser OF Ono Dvilst Engraving tbsrrfots
tercyes DOT ont an Eagrating fnhly worth money
but also ticket shch eniiis- him 10 one OF the il,s
when they ase disifihuisd.
For FIVE nOiLARs hisil, flushed Engraving
heRutiiny PAINTED IN on and FIVE GiFT
TiCkETs. Wi be sent or Five pOLLAR's worth
OF splendid EngusInss he selected from the Cats
legue.
copy Of the Catalogue, together with spo eiinen
Of one Of he Engfavings, eau be the office Of
this paner.
For each dollar sent, an Engravng actually worth
that sum, aud Gift Ticket, viii Immediately be Tor
wafded.
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AMERICAN ARTISTS
UNION II!

The AMERICAN ARIlsTs' UNION, would &C.
specially aanuunce To- the eixon- tht Unites states
anc the Cnnadt., tha for uLl isaiing ius,e for the
huc arts Throughout the cn"n - sod VITA ihe view OF
bling every family 10 become po'sessed Of gallery
81 hne Eng NInss.
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BY iRa FlR2l kRIlSl8 on lRR IGR.

Tney save dr,arminca order 10 an excessive
ssle fof lh~iT Ersfuins-, ard thus Only give en-
ploymsnt 10 large nuuh.r "a attss aud oiher., but
in'pire unans eguniivmeu taste ur ~ofk. Of AFT
pessnt psIch OF their engfavinss, when2
900 OF them sold,
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Mnrriagts.

Ia St Johashury, sept 9Th, BY Rev. A. q. Button,
Andrew J. willard, Attorney al Law and Miss Auiils
NeCaney, of Lyndon,
Ailaftsnd Sept. 18th, by Rev. s. Delano, Dt. DAN
ei hates Of Bcrliu. and Sarah X Williams, OF Hart
land.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-11-16
a Vacant Seat,

Around the hearth side gather the family
circle. For years it has known no vacan.
cy. The eray-haired sire and aged matron,
the scions of the respected two, with the
younger branches of this group, have assem-
bled thus for months and years. No rude
hand has interiered to mar the pleasure es Of
a scene so tranquil. Time has sped its way
to eternity, and still nc trace 0: sadness has
left its imprint on those cheerful faces
Thanks TO an all wise and overriding Prov
idence, they have been guarded through
trials and troubles free from the affections
of the world, having enjoyed exemption
from the ellis that flesh is heir to- and es-
capped the perils that beset us through life
This scene may be changed. Clouds may
obscure the sun OF cheerruness that for
long years has Illuminated it, and when they
least expect it, the storm may rage with
reckless fury.
A vacant seat. Gloom--sadness- SCR
row-lalnen'ation The destroyer has laid
heavy hand upon the once JOYOUS group.
From among them has been snatched loved
one, ami mrth has taken 10 flight TO wander
amid more congeniai spirits, In the hour Of
greatest pleasure, when little dreaming Of
the lurking enemy, the work was DONE
Around the couch o. sickness hover those
who fear the denouement. Calm and
serene the patient sufferer waits the sum-
mons OF his Master. Weaker throts the
fast declining pulse. The eyes but yester-
day beaming orbs OF health and ioyousness,
are fixed and moiouieSs. Fainter, fainter
still the beating Of that warm heartl A
sob a long drawn sigh, and angel messen-
gers wait the weary spirit to the regions Of
eternity.
The chamber Of death IT'S an awe-ir-
spring spot. In an instant the scenes Of
past life fit quickly before us. We reflect
upon our errors. inwardly promise improve.
ment, hasten from the house OF mourning,
and soon forget the chamber of death! Not
SO with those who, day by day, were wont
to meet the lost one. Months will pass ere
: that loved one can be banished from memo
ry, Time, fieeting in It's waywardness'
works wonders, but cannot drive from the
thoughts the dear one gone.
\ 7acant seat. Ever warning monitor
Of the tickleness of life, how little do We
heed thy teachings. Be7ond the precincts
of afflction it is scarcely known, while to
5 those who have suffered most, it is ever
present and impressive.
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Burnt in Emgy.

A controversy has been going on some
time between the Hannibal Messenger and
Paris Mercury, relative to the proceedings
in the Shoot case, who was recently con-
vced of the murder of his wife. The cit
zens Of Monroe were much incensed at
Shoot, and were resolved 10 have him pun
ished, lawfully if it could be done. and 9th
erwise, if necessary. The Messenger de-
precated mob violence, and spoke plainly ot
the proceedings, whereupon the citizens Of
Monroe recently hung and burnt him ii
effigy. We suppose the discussion will now
be dropped.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-11-16

aster that must result from such an aggres-
sion to all the material interests ofthe Old
World and the New. How long Spain will
herself stand in the way of removing the on
iy existing or probable obstacle to complete
and lasting state Of anity between France,
England, and the United States, not to speak
itself, has become a most interesting inqui-
ry. At all events, it is novel and some
what unexpected deduction from the present
state of affairs between England, France and
Russia, that the possibility of peaceful set
tlement of the Cuban question may now be
confidently calculated upon.
When the correspondence between the
Secretafy Of State, Mr.. Marcy, and Mr.
Soule, our American Minister at Madrid
on the Black Warrior and other Spanisl
questions, is published, it will be found tha
there are two sides TO the question, and tina
the Administration is right in calmly await
ing the disclosure of its own high policy
One side of this question has appeared. lie
us mpatently await the other,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-11-16

To MAKE TouGH BEEF TENDER.-To
those who have worn down their teeth in
masicating poor old tough beef, we will say
that carbonate of soda will be found rem
edy for the evil. Cut your steaks the day
before using, into slices about two inches
thick, rub over them small quantity of so.
da, wash off next morning, cut it into suita-
bic thickness, and cook 10 notion. The
same process will answer for fowls, legs
of mutton, etc. Try it, all who love deli
cious. tender dishes OF meat.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-11-16

THE FAST YOU'VE LApY.--Thc fast young
lady is one Of the Developments of female
liberty. Young and handsome she is, Of
course, and brim-full of vitality. Daring
and daShing, she does thousand extrava-
giant things: hut youth and beauty, lend such
grace to all she does, that we are attract
ed more than is quite right for our prim pro-
priety to acknowledge. From the very first
she is veiled by no maiden bushes, and
checked by no coy shyness, but boldly fares
the world and ru>hes into its embrace. She
becomes known every where; she is at ev-
cry ball of the season and every party of the
night. She is as familiar % the frequcnters
Of Broadway as the Astor House. Her reck-
less doingS are or every tongue; how SIZE
was at six parties one night, how she kissed
Young DaIliance in the ballroom, outirank
him in champagne at the supper table, and
smoked one OF his cigars on her way home.
She is interchangeable in her coquetry; while
revolving in the arms Of one beau, She will
illuminate another by her bright sances; her
hand will return the warm pressure of de-
voted admiver, willie her little foo, is busy
in It's intimate condolences with his rival
In the race with fashions our fast Young Ia
dy is always ahead. If red is the prevail,
ing color, she will fame in scarlet; if it i,
permitted to display the shoulders, she would
reveal to the waist. Her daring spirits al,
ways flying beyond the verge of decorum
and lowering in the dangerous neighborhoot
Of vice. Harper's Magazine,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-11-16
Whisky and Newspapers.

A glass of whisky is manufactured from
perhaps dozen grains Of mashed corn, the
value Of which is too snail to be estimated.
A pint Of this mixture sells at retail for one
shilling, and if Of good brand it is consid-
cred byis consumers well worth the money.
1t is drank off in minute or two--it fires
the brain--rouses the passions --sharpens
the ppetite-deranges and weakeus the
physical system; it is gone--and swollen
eyes, parched lips, and all aching head are
its followers. On the same sideboard upon
which this Is served, lies newspaper, the
new white paper Of which cost three-fourths
Of a cent-the composition for the whole cd
ition costing from ten to fifteen dollars per
day. 1t is covered with halt million OF
types, it brings intelligence from the four
quarters Of the gobe--it las in its clearly
printed columns all that is strange or news
at home--it tells YOU the state Of the market
| gives an account of the last elopement
the execution OF the last rnurdcrer--and the
latest steamboat explosion or railroad disas.
ter-and yet for all this, the newspaper
costs less than the glass Of gros--the juice
Of few grains OF corn. 1t noless strange
than true, that there are large portion o
the community who think the corn juice
cheap and the newspaper dear, and the prin
ter has hard work to collect his dimes, wher
the liquor dealers are poid cheerfuIy.
How Is this? Is The body better pay
master than the head, and are things OF til,
moment more priced than things Of eternity
Is the transient tickling OF the stomach G
= more consequence than the Improvement G
the soul, and the information that is essen
tiaI to rational being: Ii this had its re;
value, would not the newspaper be wort
many pints Of whisky ?-Forest City.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-11-16

"a Single copies of THE TIMES. put up in
wrappers, can always be had at the office, at FIVE
cents copy.
CT Yearly advertisers are restricted to theirle
gitfmate business. Other advertisements will be
charged at regular rates.
~" No charge for inserting deaths, but a
charge of fifty cents per square will be made for
obituary notices.
%" The charge for marriage notices is left TO
the bridegroom, and will be acknowledged in the
paper.
~. Where Editorial notice of advertisements
is requested, 1T will be given and charged for.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-11-16

LIBERIA E.uGRANTs.--OVer tlIty manu-
mitted slaves, formerly belonging to the es.
tates Of Messrs. Geo. Love and T. Herndon
Of Fauquier and Louion counties, Virginia,
have arrived in this city TO embark for Lib
eria. The heirs Of MessrS. Love and Hern-
don gave them an outfit Of clothing, agricul-
tural and mechanical tools provisions and
cooking utensils, costing $4,000, including
their removal to this city. The Washing
ton Sentinel noticing their departure from
this city in the cars, says
They were in special car-inen, wo-
men, and children; old and young, from the
gray yheaded patriarch 10 the infant in the
arms. They looked cheerful in view of the
endowment OF freedom in the Liberia repub-
lie, while there seemed to be, as was natur-
al, regret to part, perhaps for ever, from
the scenes Of their childhood, with all their
loved associations. They were well dress
ed, some of the women in the fashion, as ii
they were merely on pleasure trip, instead
of on the eve of long and perilous journey
to Africa. May they have pleasant voy-
age and arrive at their place of destination,
and realize their fondest anticipations
baltimore Sun, November lst