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Kansas weekly herald., 1854-10-20
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| We have always reckoned as among
the inalienable rights of American freemen
the privilege of acting, speaking and writ
ing as seemeth proper to each individual,
taking care at the same, time not to inter
fere with the rights of others. We know
not that there is any other of so much inn
portance as to counteract this. The liberty
of the press is guaranteed by our laws and
! constitutions. The privilege is a sacred
one and lies at the foundation of our Hber-
ties. We as well as our neighbors are
answerable to public opinion and the public
tribunals for the abuse of this right. We
shall not surrender one jot OF title of our
prerogatiYe at the dictation of any man OF
any press. Whoever eompels us in this
matter makes us to that extent slave, and
whoever attempts to put such tcompulsion
upon us, has shown q mind to manacle our
free will and make us write and speak, as
the slave does the work of his master
Now be it known to the Platte .drgus that
the editors of the Kansas Herald are free
men and that they have full share. of the
obstinacy characteristic of our race.
We are led to these remarks by an ar
ticle In the last number of the Platte. Argus
in which we are commanded to speak out
on the subject Of slavery in this Territory.
The lash is suspended over us and its. de-
scent is conditional upon our answer
Whatever may be our private sentiments
on the topic in question, our self respect
and own estimate of our rights as men
would prevent an answer to ademand made
with all 1.-THE insolence and hauteurs of the
despot to crouching slave. We sincerely
desire the relations of amity with the j.fr-
gus. We have seen its editors grow up
from children we have watched them VIM
ming their way with comme endable industry
and correct department to their present
prosperity. We rejoice in their success,
but it would be too odd for them to. assume
the relation of masters towards u.s.. tsa .:fs
Kansas Territory was organized by an
act of Congress giving to its people the alb
solute right to dispose Of the question of
slavery for themselves. The cherished
principle of popular sovereignty in the ter
ritories was conceded by this act. 1t pro-
Fceeded upon presumption that the people
were the best arbiters of their own, institu-
tons. SIt-wass granted that they had the
intelligence to judge of their own wants
and the discretion to chose those best suited
to their condition. 1t was not conte1npla-
| ted the aid of fanatacism or ultraism would
lcontribute to q judicious decision. Up to
this time the people of Kansas have edwelt
together in the-utmost harmony and good
neighborship. They have ministered to
each others wants and practised the kindly
offices of social life towards each other, with
out reference to opinions entertained
Sectional agitation has not raised its hydra
Kansas weekly herald., 1854-10-20
'LEAvENWoRTH,
,FRIDAY, ocToBFR 20, 1854.
Dlss,OLsgtSO2e.

The co-partnership heretofore existing
between WM. J, Ospona and WV. II.
ADAMS, has been this day dissolved by mu-
tual consent. ALI debts contracted by said
partners for carrying On said business, will
be paid by w. H. Adams and alldebts due
said firm must be paid to him. = .a...;.5 57s
@ WMsJ, OSBORN. {
VIM. III. ADAMS. :
Kansas weekly herald., 1854-10-20

H%W We understand that the democrats
of the Ashland congressional district in
Kentucky viii assemble in mass meeting
at Lexington, on the 9th inst, for the pur-
pose Of laying down their positions in favor
Of the principles of the Nebraska bill and
the general policy of the administration. e
Kansas weekly herald., 1854-10-20
TO the P(gt7'Oaas OfTIe Herald

We again appear before the public as
the conductor of the press. Having pur-
chased an interest In the Herald, and inves-
ted our means in the establishment, there
by connecting our interests with its pros
perity, we shall do our utmost to merit a
liberal support. Having been connected
with the press for number Of years, in
other places, we enter upon the discharge
of our duties, with full knowledge of the
responsibility resting upon us, knowing
that much depends upon the proper exer-
else of the liberty ofthe press. The hber-
ty of speech and the liberty Of the Press, is
one of the invaluable rights of man, and
while we shall respect the opinions of 9TH
ers, we shall freely express our own,- upon
all subjects proper for newspaper discus
sion.
The Herald, is the first, and only paper
now published in the young and flourishing
Territory of Kansas. We shall aim to
make 1t the Herald of glad tidings to all
who are interested in the growth and pros
perity of the far west-and especially in
the development of the vast resources of
this young Territory, which is advancing
with rapid strides to wealth and greatness.
Everything tending to improve our country
and benefit the people, shall receive our
hearty support.
All eyes are now turned to Kansas Ter
ritory. Its vast agricultural, mineral and
other resources, together with its central
position to the Pacific, must make it point
of trade and commerce. Already capitals
lists and enterprising citizens from all por-
tions of the Union, are coming into the
country. The Territory is rapidly filling
up with an enlightened industrious and sen-
terprising people, and soon she viii be
knocking at the door for admission into the
Union as one of the States of this mighty
Confederacy. @ @.s.s Is.s;-.e -
In the organization Of the government,
and in the formation of its Institutions, we
shall labor faithfully and earnestly for the
great principles of the Nebraska Kansas
Bill, the right of the people to regulate their
own affairs. Believing in the capacity OF
the people for self government, We think
the citizens of Kansas Territory are as ca
pable ofmanaging their own domestic .af-
fairs, as the Congress of the United States,
or any other power.
Nowsthat this principle is established,
which is alike dear to us all, it becomes us
to exercise the privileges thus granted in
a spirit Of calmness and deliberation. All
being alike interested in the prosperity of
the country, what affects one portion efthe
people for veal or woe, must have cor
responding effect upon the other. .s...s.,.
We in common with our fellow citizens
have our own views, but=we shall not en-
deavor to force them upon others. 1t is bat
natural that men to greater or less extent
should be inclined to prefer the institutions
Kansas weekly herald., 1854-10-20

10 Rev. Tyre c.. Harris, formerly of
Boone, died at Lexington Monday evening
last, of Typhoid fever. He had but recent
t. removed to that place, as Pastor Of the
Baptist, Church there. He, was a young
man, but has left a name behind him That
will live on the pages of the religious his
tory of his country. ....ess :. -
Kansas weekly herald., 1854-10-20
Ves.ass02st.

The Legislature of the State of Vermont
assemblies on the 10th inst, Tuesday next.
Two United States Senators are to be eho-
sen during the session. One will be foI
the remainder of the term ending March
Sd, 1855, rendered vacant firstly the death
Of Mr.. Upham, next by the failure of the
Legislature to elect asuecessor to Mr.
Phelps, whom the Governor appointed tenn
porarily, and lastly by the refusal of the
Senate to acknowledge Mr.. Phelps right
to his seat after the adjournment of the leg
islature. The other election is to be fol
the full term of six years, beginning March
1855. tits supposed an abolition Whig
will be elected. - ashingten Union.
Kansas weekly herald., 1854-10-20
APPROVED, April %, 1854.

gWGov. Bigler, of Penn, is reported
very i'll with the inflammation of the bowles,
and it is thought that he will not recover.
Kansas weekly herald., 1854-10-20

ica in Congress assembled, That all those
parts or portions of the lower peninsula of
the State of Michigan which is situated
north of. the line which divides townships
(20) and twenty-one {21) and all the por-
ton of the upper peninsula which lies;soatl1
of the line dividing townships forty-one
(4l) and forty-two (42) and west of fange
twelve (12) west, together with all the
islands in Green Bay, the straits of Mack
inac, and Lake Huron and Michigan, which
are situated north of the township line first
herein mentioned, and within the limits of
said State exclusive of Drumnond's Island
and its islets, be, and the same is hereby,
included In land district to be called the
Cheboygan Land District; and for the sale
of the lands in said district there shall be a
land-ofice established at such point therein
as the President shall select.
SEC. 2. And be it futher enacted, That
the President, by and with the advice and
consent of the Senate, shall appoint one reg
ister and one receiver of the land Office In
said district, who shall reside at the place
designated for the land Office, receive such
compensation, give security and discharge
all duties pertaining to such office, as are
prescribed by law.
AppRovED, April 90, 1854.
Kansas weekly herald., 1854-10-20
ApraorED, April y, 1854

cu.p xLyI.-An Act establishing Land
Office in the Lower Peninsula OF Michigan.
Be it esucted By the Senate and House Of
Re.resentatiuss eftke thifed States Of finer
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-11-09

npis il the case Of a dying man who yet hes. he ~e.
aired of a worse case Of SCROFULA, by only ~ mo y !" !,
~ ~ Rrnnt'a Purifier, than ever was cured py ue use
81 ~ :, = oSs Of the best Snysdpdyin0 that was ever nieno
ssrscrnrilIa has moi sttstient MEDICAL pocv to effect te cuN
Al snch n rsro'tingly hopeless case. - "a Geo.,
M u UaSKIN, Of Rome, Oneida Co,!N. y, nnd eeg
,G four gears was confined 70 bic bed @S az rWab,e ~
So hs hand 10 his head He had the bess n'edxot GashS
lad used ALI. Of the best Sd,sapdrtlds 70 no go1 10 e ! S,In.
o., ,,o,sc and lporse, and was considered 10 Dc m = dyns
90. IA cnnld moi live ttccnfy.four hours Longer, when he
Commenced using GRANTS fuhiFiEn; i mis ne" @so !,
~ ,si.i,ire. under his chin. 50 that. he Dreamed tnrongk
,he hole; ks car was so eaten around that J, could 0 3 W.
v. v. m, ~ its pincc, /; only holding by a snsa1 piece; inc use
~ M arm WINS destroyed by two ulcers; an u!cet anuei
sa nr,n' ms large as a mans hand, had nearly sdten n,oug'
-. Ill into hi body Thus he was afflicted WIN frTnS
Mi ,ytyI9. nc, IL, dfen.ire ulcers, on vartoA pnrts ~ W
.,sun For further and full particulars, see our rAm'
-. THOMAS WILLIAMS, one Of the most sk,lm, Ply
,,rinns of Rome, WINS called 10 see Haskin se oay oXoi
20 cnr,meuced using BrGnts Purifier. ,Dr. w. enaiilnso
,;nn md then told him that all the mediefes ." W ~V''S
s a'Ja of r,ye bin-that his case was
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NATCvsRs CURED.

Nj q. f. KINNEY. merchant, clinton, Onedr s'sr'y
\ l.. informed Us lint u cuncrrtlOctor ~ sud e"hntN Wa
..r!r9, wonderful cdrHs Of CtSCTRS 'urcurh ti" thl'a'y
NEANTS PURIFYING EXTRACT, a eanH''"'.ns
20 t,Iu.'u' rpUu'y, ". /, II Also UsIng said FIRlFihR' MI
= SrrlLE. dru srist, nj caraiohHrle, Montgomery coNn'
=. y i, hHs informed u. of M ir:pornnt esrc ~ 49,
III. Il ION. ,aipl.n g, which was effected on nm aged !hny
IIl,r place. H. therefore, THE PrRlriER rHes tdH'"' ny
Is 5Urfyia,. hra.in. power, what impure disenfs oi lh'
,u.L can II not a -r Seven years experience tad rF
.m.n sans there uro none but what II VIII euro.
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yEy orse than Hopeless !

No,v hear Mr.. HASKIN'S statement o. cure; ~ say
aWy wife procured one bottle Of Ran POhpr aa"g
.nmnr,anred using that. and began 10 get better; Thal pouiS
so"nrd me 70 gt eft ny bed, where ] had Peep Sohnneu
ehl''nu H. s,c911d bottle enabled me 10 get oHof hehousej
&c nn%;,d botac enabled ms 10 yak tico mules, 20 Rome Zen
Ire u. where | procured sir bottles more ana WHEN ! q haa ~
~ md H,ce bottles more effected a PERfEST eohf'o
~ I'M, nl-,rs. and restored mo 10 good hedIh'
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CURED.

~. Pew. RICHARD CUNNING, Pastor OF The Pres
,ytrrinu church. ADAMS Basin. Monroe county, New ! orh'
rruc tn Ia: "lhaye just received a lsit.a IRON Mr' sh.h'
NY DvSsISG, roIltivu TO the euro ofhis Feysr-sore. You
uny dspcnd on what II states, for no is a Ch'inh1n innn
nd m elder in he church. Some years sines he hnd 10
# n Feycrsore. The other leg being ikw nhec'cd; ana
about to be unputuled, ! reeeinmend,dl bKAsIs Mhpn
.ISr Read thG result. He says 4 hare used onis h'ee
,or1Lls OF RANTS MEDICINE. ! placed All hoPt,
Som o., ,c,ogtnsnsa lion, ~ Mat Icd'<ins, aud Gun now
nv Thai. with the bleys'us Of God, IL has effected Il ebTe "
- Lntt Snn rnmnhlals for full partiCulars.
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,J,.rt,.ina Agents, No. 10 state sltcci'
no.,oo. arc Agents Tor the Newport DAILY Ne"t,
al ,ho Herald ofthe Times, aud are authorized
&c five Adyertisemcnis aud Subscriptions 81
,hc syn,s rates ~ are required ut this oiiico.
Th,ir receipts arc regarded AZ PAYMENT
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Take Notice!

COOKING STOVES Of all the new p"ttcr.
y BAY STATE,
MAY FLOWER,
PERFECT tSios,
B~ROwNELL's COAL ST"n
1875 Thames Street. VIM DIV"
sept 10
v. II. PALMER, the American Nrwspapc
A,c,, is the authorized Agent lot the DAILY
N,us and and llc,al ofthc Times ~ the cities q
Hos,on, New York aud Philadelphia, aud Is duly
cmpowcrcd lo take advertisements aud -ubScrir
tions at the rates ~ required by W. lie receipts
will be regarded rs pay mcnts. His offices arr
huston, Scolla,'s Buiiding, Court street New
York, Tribune Building; Philadelphia, North
vest corner ofThird amd Chpsnut stucts.
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Dyspepsia--Sour Stomach!

"ArrtcA, Gcnesec Co, FEBRUARY J. ls1u.
an IT WALLACE 4 CO-GcnHem1 ] was, Tor more
nm a y,nr. afflicted with II disense Of the stomach. ieoua
a., .nt nnv ft or prensy substance without cnuslng gresi
min. sickness, and vomiting, and was continually aml1lea
sitli n sour stomach. !, rs an experiment, rlea one pos
Je of BRANT'S MEDICINE. which, to my utter disnp-
eminent. ,ascd aud reiisrcd The usu1! pam grr "hng:
i,SrrsroT, isrd a second bottle, which has completely cured
a. aiscnsc I nm now well aud hearty, and can eat umosS
,nyihing without being panied, or the stomnsI pce9hWs
,uur. 1Outs Itsp'ts"h'' - 49,
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Stoves, Ranges
AND
F j R N A c { S..

NAY alwnys y I0n1d ~ I've FUI'F'' = 7"
VI most approved pate ~. aud 80 VII care,
..I warranted 10 work well Nee, tn ami sheet
,ron Wart 90 md, With .iher at'clcs %us''IlI
SEQ, n, mh . store. In. rwVr', ani si"'
ms -..-fft G sricr. Ordcrs yritrd.
WM BgOWNELl,
uurl.t &C. the Union Barn.
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orRTE

Al, uAsKlN hna sworn to me above faets, and me faes
vs Witnessed and certified to ny Dr. 7, ~iAM 49,
= n pPOWN proprietor of the West-Rome Hofst-messfs
s,SSEhLE IEOSARD. wholesale and retail duRgisu-
~. IvE u other resyeetaIas uttaetses.
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q lass CO TTEN q

~ vt Ts ,NCHEs DOSE ~
JONES y STD X v,
NO. II nNRthI;D LACE,
oprn,,rE MILK STREET, B'SFrN
ia ali .rom glass ~nfcv"ry prIiN tr SIDE
Lights, Wmdrw,, Cnrh aud E.,ip,i l%aut"rn
Ii-ht., g., &. Also, SLdmi, flo'h aud
.mml tijiS. - u'y All yWIDrs 81 les.
Bphcmiia and rInt Glass eat To oricr in al
~ uGwrs, ari rich at styles, oil p atrrn. care
fully N ,,chci. AMI al or w,rk ~raa',d ~ gr
SIT ffIciin.
jaws JoSEs, JOINS TORY.
lis 3,w 3n
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yIF UINOv NED RtMTDl.
unI DNN wy DINI MINI.

HOLLOW ll'S OINTMENT.
Thi- eSiraorimrhN uncnenI Is con posed ,iht
mosI hrllire lll.um.. md whtn ls'' !" r''"r'""t'
with the Gt,ttluns which acC"iurHnN tr'h l"i' w
insure cure, when alt Other m'nts tai. ! a''t u''lf
most d'so'nto nj" lis'as's - "'n> N"l" p" ~ ~
fCHry. u l. Inn GUS when Tt" ~ 'ts's 81 '''''
R"rnrutsu , tnniIHtird ur : III jnitts. W. Avn
ma,, u Will do Wonders il vel rubbed h'"Uh' h's'
Mu~G A-ToNiFuI>VCrEr OF srlolr-
fOuSll EVS.-A rASE ,tRTIiILD ~ IA
Mayor oF EOSToN. ENGLAND
CO.'S 81 n itttrr from j. Nohlc' 10 MAJ W
Iloslol, IirCulis shire.
II pruI Es-oR loI LuwtN,
D.nr rr.-Rr-. s.R,u Dixon, cf liqnorlrIf
street. Bustnn. has hi, da, dor"srd l'tr'" ~ li"l
for n ro,,iI,rahlc period she was severely afflicted
with Scrrtuious Sores and Ulcers H. her arms, let
lc.s. apd ether puts cfhcl body : ! q hIlhongh u"
inst of urdIcal ndS ice was "hihl' ed, Al HE '"st eta
barre .uu oi money, shc ohthH'1d Il" "h"''h'l' 70
suI'rira al %sIndGnlN girw "olsf'
iciuR recommended 10y - friend Ia irN Your ,ln''
utnl size procured n email pct ard II box "i iNf
Pills. and h.irgr that was II u.td. sNHlt'rs 81
m'nIu,rni appeared ~ r'r'evrIilg wan NE u &c
iclr,-. tors tIuIt time longer. "'to'dit i" tue enc
lInls, rtd strictly adhcrirE Ia YOU rules ~ Il" dl,''
&c.. She was ,.iIrclly ouItd, "rd -" ,lJ"NF The
'rsi If health. rriauin, U,nr rir i'urs n'l
An TX r%riH ",",a IN; ~, Np ER"S,riiiru ~
LG~ISIrClAsIN TIE Lf3.A AFTER MEDICAL
An Al 10.
uopy oIaictc from Mrs EVabtih \'"'es' 81 me
r,,i UGtr, Aldwirk Ru1d, near holH"f, sGtst\.
,ulrd Ian lZth, ia53
To PNrrF-.oW lluI LuvAN,
SRI Suffered 10y II rnrs'd' rri'c lt''''i "'"'
.rycrr attlca at ETy.ipclas, With ~ lrrgih h'''u
II. p\ l,r, aud - si,ttd al uHr'icHI iit'th th' -
-ra,,ings wrrt very great, "nI | fni''r ''sl "'''' ,
IN, itumltr TT Hlucudmtlt, "h"h ! "ts "ut"'h "
have re-, curse 10 Nnur Ont' ni H,G ! iH'' l'' -
without drl,. aud an happy 4" Say the ftsail Wa
ru'luri q, successful, fer they 'Gt'udh ih'i'"' eva
u ms Itr rnd restored ne I" the tj'N"'"
rrtIh. | ,h,H ever slcnh With tie ni"'s' ''ih
rc,r, of ,our medicines, aid lave Rec mll'i' ''
a. "a 10 ,iL,rs H. This ~! hl'rlo"" 'liiil"''f '"'
ted. v hu G.tiy,d equal irl EFT.
49,. 49, k.tI ,llLI Z ~ ~ low w - NFl.H
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yrWsIHY g. CO.'S.

New York, Philadelphia & f"S,''
Is no;ly Exprcss, for The expeditions 'rans,n'S-
siam IF Merchandise, Small Parcels, Specie ha"N
Nn,rs, Sc. and for The collection and pay meat u
Bills, Notes, Drafts, &c. No.
nTFICES :-noston, II State street; Nr"
ya,L I Wal, street, corner Broadway; ih''a
jcIphia, 50 Chestnut street; Ne" port, i9o nn"rs
rect; Fall River, Main street, tMooh' i"P'
Bock.)
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.rmuE WEAKNESSES g. COMPLAINTS,

~ ,a,,c5y oecrai 10 the public has ever been hdy "a
.,t,,u and cTtian in rcsiorin9 All Tie incidental heahhss
=, and tryeJuI1, tiles Of tho sex, ma bRANIs ItLMoNAk,
es,n II makes no difference whether ue dorangc,nen
=. CONVENTION. cf.,ss, or ether nouhne's-n kEbuLAILs
ALL, by STRENGTHENING tt SYSTEM, egpdinsag ne eincuLn
ms and s7o,tirg and aliofirg NERVOUS ikSlrAbiL'Th
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I.EIIiGfl coal.


For = NLE-ChEkP
4 FULL set Of VI ,chinrry Tor ~ ,hin2 patent
y Cnrlagp, consisting 81 tprmut iml Lying
machines, ,ck aud rrriioi mlchjl"s, h],,1'no,
Sc; being Ill the tools of "a rrrr " ,k rrrcuti,
ia luIlopcrtllon; apply To Alfred SNitil.
Jy28 Ne" port, X l..
Bosom Jppntl. New T. lf,rl ilr ctry, War.
roa Sur, please CO.! two " chs AL se'd hH!i II
tins ollie.
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4 .ltt 10
LUMBEH.
rUUE Subscribers hivi'g purrh isrl IA.
4 stock, and based the wharf al th' Wei
knnvu stand Tor the past lTtv vflr-, ~
ukMMErr'S LUNbEit fhHn, ""uil t'hr
this method IT irinrn,ng ~" p''h'II,'' II " u
be con inttd mrlar the slIr' m'n', 80 rH'r''
ing the invitation to p st ptir"'s ct 'h' ''''h'
iishment Ant II All others WIN my % ''l inter-
az al kinds isudiS kept at -nii "a "'t'I'''u
mrnt "a call. assurin. such that 'rtnt VA
spared 10 accom- n late, AL - - hh,IN 'r'h'
As At ANY otA'r est I~hlisrmrni.
AiBEIr ! JOIN 4. i'N TT.
E2l
DoNNEr lipx"s, bath 'qr.t" ~ oval, 'ic''
- item ~ an la lies coIu mi IIti'' bp>"'.
manufactured by the subscriber.
a2i F.ii. GREEN.
DINkiN !, nat reed AT Graaac'. - ia ,n"'
/ IT. } my patterns ir rinN''5 +" "r'S,
puoj,no.. sc. 40
ihDk Salr-A bradliiul rcslirur. 81 "i"'l "n
L. Narr, nns,u Avenue. wIihin illrre ~ nits
" TX oi III" forty steps, having - common" NJ
yIuw pi he city at Newport ~ the rri'ni thi'
establishment has been ilIrh up wit, rv'rs c'n'
der rue especial direction o( tie owner; i"r luf-
thcr iulrm,tion Apply to GEO. II. WILSON,
i~,ullrr,
Cor Re iwond Mi Cott,2e -,
a2G NV, ~, X |
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TRSIyG SORE MOUTH, LUCC.aHGA, as,

"RyEoN. GraEsEE Co, N y, 0f. -, 1871.
"Mcesra. NJ. 7. WALLACE x co. some tnme ias,"'N
=, 49, ,yE, bccon me So dcblita;ea from the enects OF IL.
.,,hcyo md Nursing Sore Mouth that she could not mt he'
.,ild or perform any household lnhor: Her ineulca uoas
nnnt v a. ysr ed according To the advice and prescriptions
- he mo,i cminen, physicians, until on skI was eAnn.sI.
"a a. ,,seiess efforts, She became so very a skeieion, h..
:" ~ ~ ,i,no sie sonlmeuccd taking Hanfs hedie'ns sho
s.ci"l,j no more than e~ighty-hve pounds: hlt ~ the MI, NJ
he lad taken four bottles, sho became peliseny me III r.e ers
~, ~" /. 81 n,rtrcL. that she IL now enabled 10 90 ~ Z
ory bons.hold work, nnd gained thirty pounds oil nssn VI
bur weeks. Yours "ulS g.
rb. ,,od.r viii Observe that Mr.. uALEsTisE says gu,
81, y lie. We urc informed by u. ). TERRY Esq, ="
AZ. Same Mace, has studied medicine.
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THE MARRIAGE STATE
MOST STARTLING CONSIDERATIONS
Reflections for the Thoughtful.
Snau Heppl.sss and Health, or Misery ava
$780," Sfc.nsss, attend az

Strange that countless human being, exist ana
drag through life as do the beasts OF the neid, or
the insects Of the earth, evincing no more thought
or reflection than though the noble faculties Of mind
were not youchsafed to them.
Many such are husbands and fathers, upon whom
oa dependent the health, the well-being, and the
baptiness of a confding and afectionate wife, with
perhaps a family Of children.
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pun T'"'
AANO OF LIFE,

.,,, Ella. oGy ~ lie roman, and tho ,ronan at middle ago
,o ,n,. cas, il accelerated, nnd the other so y,ddpdat sup
s,,s' ,S ~ 10 prevent any of the fatal disanses that frequent
:, arise in consequence Of such change.
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FOR SALE.
CTANDING Grass, in lot. Of from BIO 20
> acrcs; apply to ALFRED SMITH.
Jyl2
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II n safe polutt, ofcotse mud & A., G avrl. 4
IL ~ 90 h.! Huatl, e. i'r- ltt w,lt lhhP
- y',.p "a ,.e. 4. sal~u. $40 i a. 60; 49,
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Dr NATHAN HUBBARD. OF Stamford. Conn, ono q
he oldest mud mos, respectable physicians, was aa'ieN'
sfm J,rs,- ra1DIaint maL ycurs, and was peJeeny eSrr.
!, y,,o BRANTrS PURIFYING EXTRACT. We could
.nnn, hnnlr,.da nl nnNcT cnk Us. MIsO curcQ.
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DREADFUL IN INHERITANCE
from thc Parents.

And must this continue 7 Shall wo be wise in
all that concerns the cattle of our fields, our horses,
our sheop, our COWS, our oxen, the nature ana
cbaroctcr Of the soil we possess, the texture ana
quality of our goods and merchandise; but in all that
Concerns ourselves as human beings, with human
functions and passions, subject to great dGrango-
mcnt. involving our future peace and happiness
~ ali that concerns the health and welfare of the
wife of our affections, and the mother of our chill,
dren in all that concerns the mental ana PhySic"
well boing of those children, we should be In
l l. H. hnrlrnst md most
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unnusrNEEr mOusE,

UID G'uv.s - ,us. per ptr, a lew dntrn
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