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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-07
sLAvERY NOW EXISTING IN NEBRASKA
From The National Era.

From be National Era.
In any ordinary should be very 10th 10 expose a
brother missionary but the before us Is one OF
SO monsirous character to forbid longer silence
1t may not be generally known that there is in this Ter
rtorv an extensive missionary establishment under the
direction and control of the Methodist Church South al
which slaves have long been kept 10 do the ens service
of the mission These slaves have been kept here IN utter
disregard of the Missouri Compromise by which Slavery
was forey er prohibited here. -
II would seem to candid thinker difficult matter to
conceive Inconsistency than 20 go orh 10 preach
Christianity the hesthen and 10 carry slaves along TO
assist in the glorious work mus WINE 'ney wouu npu
thew bind fat the yoke of bondage the neck OF the poor
slave. How can they show any consistency IN such
monstrous absurdy On what grounds should one por
ton Of the human family be degraded and heathenAed 10
elevate and enlghien another
But TO come nearer the point-Thomas johnson, the
supernt<ndent of this slavehoding mission, by adroIt
management was elected last fall delegate 20 congress
from this Territory rather, was sent to Washington TO
attend 10 matters pertaining the various tribes OF In
dians here preparatory TO selling their lands and organZ
ing Territorial Government lie has been al tshihs-
ton during the present session Of Congress where he mas
been using all his influence 10 secure the passage OF
Douglass Nebraska bill and he has not scrupled TO make
unfair staieme promote his ends lie Is using hs
utmost endeavOr induce those Indians 10 sen out ther
lands en,ire-a thing which they very unwilling 10 do.
and which would very disastrous TO their best interests
They have enigrated make for the white man,
until they no further There are no lands suitable
for them Most Of the region between this and theI
Rocky Mountains barren desert, and wholly unn 10
cultivation These Indians are disposed 10 sell al the iand
thew do not need but they wish TO be allowed To remain
here in peace and quiet for they know not where 10 co.
H., rs Christian missionary would send them away.
Does he care whittier is believed that he intends TO
s,cure 10 himself fat portion of these poor Indians lands
And he would plant Slavery here' yes mas 'roucca ~
IN believe that he Is minister Of the gospel OF Christ
Friends Of Freedom Help, II We ever intend TO night
for liberty buckle on You, a9F 9r Ie M e o. %
yrieads Sa,rnse N,,ion ksnd' Tnriory 5h mo- H. Isf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-07
TWO WEEKS
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
THRDANIKI WEBSTER AND Ell DORADO ATNEW ORLEANS
81 900 900 ON THE WAY FOR NEw.YoRK
NEw-ORLEANs, Monday, Jun

NEw-ORLEANs Monday, June s. 1854.
20 The steamships Daniel Webster from San Juan,
Nicaragua and the Ell Dorado, from Aspinwal have
arrived at this port bringing California dates to the
18th Of May.
The passengers have arrived here in 10 days and
20 hours from San Francisco.
The steamship Star of the West sailed from San
Juan for NewYork the 3lst ult., with $50 Passen-
gers and nearly one million and bali In treasure
The steamship George Law left Aspinwall on the
3lst ult for NewYork with the mails passengers and
nearly million and half in gold dust
The revolution in Nicaragua is reported to have
been successful
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-07
WHAT SHALL BE DONEl

To tie Editor q The \ y I'iesne
SIR: The deep interest feel in passing events must oe
my only apology for troubling you second time on 'he
same subject In your to-day issue you nave some sod
suggestions to anFugiive Law men particularly where
Won suggest 70 the people OF Massachusetts, that by the
voluntary nssocation Of individuals they can strike
blow which shall destroy the existing Fugitive Slave
LAW forever" Docs no; like necessity cAsi Tor the
orrnnizniion Of similar association OF individuals IN
New-York, to accomplish the same result here and
throughout this State and is there no one who Is com
potent ready and willing to take the lead In THIS noble
enicrprize
II appea, TO ne that ror "a the time 10 strike The or
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-07
THE LATEST NEWS.
NN'RNE M ny
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH,
ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE.
ANSNM ~ rar NIAGARA AT HALIFAX.
nNsNlNe o. NEGOTIATIONS 70 Settle plFflCUl.
ltsS @tMttN sVSSlA AND TURKEY.
s,suN. IN COTTON AND eetAosrvsfs.
CNNSOlS sas@SaS.

N,,,',>, Tuesday afternoon, june &, 1851
~ Ns,Nl Msl Steamship Niagara, Capt icisch, from
tl,csa~~@ SATURDAY The S'sh umc arrived al this port,
~ NsNc Es la~N,n. early hear thus afternoon.
INV v ~ news ss>,m the seai of Of decisive
sssrseeVr
SsssN hSri rvSci by the Russians at the last ac-
tSa~ts
AS,e nVla Vienna state that negotiations looking 10
m ss}~ss~sr, ii the prcson. difficulties between Russia
ss& NrA,, have hcvn again opened, and that Austria
a13 r~SsA> have taken = morc decided stand against
E.~saS
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BOARD or EXCISE.
TiFrEESrH wARD-sEcoSD DAT.

FIFTEESTH wARD-sECoND DAT.
The Board Of Excise for the Fifteenth Ward was IN ses
sion yesterday but the day previous no licenses were
granted About thirty persons keepers of siHpenny sh
ling fashionable ruholes too indolent to Obtain an
honest and respectable living applied for licenses The
applications were received and the rcspectsbty and nj
ness Of the applicant TO be taken into consideration until
the next session Of the Board Until that time mint nee
sherry cobbers and all other fashionable drinks calculated
TO create the taste of the novice poison in s more
natural state will be dealt out regardless Of the sanction
~ he INV.
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CoycoRD, \. H., Tuesday, juno o, Io'f'

CONCORD, n. H.. Tuesday, june o. 1904.
The Democrats their caucus this evening
Fanci. T. Chase of Conway for the Speakershp ana e.
A. Hbbard of Meridh and A. S. Marshal Oh Oonoo'uo'
Clerk and Assistant Clerk The votes IN All 'ns san.
were unanimous. The Free-Soilers have no nina'eu
'on W. Tsppan of Bradford for Speaker "hUn "o
Ton the wings will nderce The Wings will probably
dominate / q. Adams OF Manchester for Clerk Mr.
Eastman of Conway NWcbstes-Whig) made speech
sgaint any coalition which he affirmed would rum inc
Wing party in New-Hampshre, and which it had nearly
accomplished already by the election Of John r. Hale 70
Congress.
He Legislature assemblies tomorrow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-07
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT PHILADELPHIA.

JUIIt I'Jf.
The large four-story warehouse Wharf-st., above
Arch running through to Waterst, burnt this
ing and The contents nearly all destroyed. Messr
c. w Rdgeway Co., had about Sl2 900 of oils burnt;
Mr. G. T. Ref lost 800 bales of cotton valued SIS 000
and large stock Of paint belonging to Messrs French
4 Richards also destroyed. The above losses all
covered by Insurance. The sidewalks Of the building fell
in crushing the whole down to the first floor FOrtu
nately, was injured.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-07
FROM WASHINGTON.

Special Dispatch The N Y. Tribune.
WASHINGTON, Tuesday, June 8, 1854
There is 10 doubt that the articles in 1he Star ana
Union against Mr.. SUMNER, were written or dictated py
Gushing and Forney.
The Canadian Reciprocity treaty will probably be final
" negotiated Lord Elgin has been daily with Mr. Marcy
and he ia ON the best terms with the President
The Know Nothng victory here fostering sore spoh
tho Administration and hundreds Of good Wings deplore
the reeult.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-07
TIE nOsToN FUGITIVE SLAVE RIOT.

BosroS, Tuesday, June 6, 1854.
Tho result Of the examination Of the parties arrested in
the fugitive slave riot before the police is follows:
bishop Stowcl, Jackson and Morrison fully committed
without bail for tho murder Of Batchclder Brown, Wes-
ley and Phenix held in o. 900 bail each for riot Cluer
Howe and Hopcwcll discharged Thompson and Roberts
held for further examination, but will probably be
DISCHARGED.
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ll~vrt~>cl Ervads tufYs Market.

Now rafsSs C~ that tn the early part Of the weos tho
vs,.s cs sSsr ~, The close Of the week there W"
ser.rS ss rscs tc ~ ftovE the quotations being
Csps' s. ard Ohio a. e. Fes wHK,r there had been
sAcashcui week decline from tho
The Saline Of the white quoted at l2'F
r Ccx> In the esy part Of the week higher prices were
y-1 sAs s~e tie lost though the market wa
white mixed aud yellow The follow
~ svss.ss whh vary materially from the above arc from tho
fS-SsAs MnHgsn. LcmproTe Co; Western Cana
nsgk 81 OAsN. ~ white and yellow Com, all
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-07
THE NEBRASKA RALLY.


sERENADE TO SENATOR DOUGLAS.
The friends Of the Constitution and the Union
bad gathering La, evening to welcome the Hon.
Stephen A. Douglas. A, 10 O'Clock the members or the
Banner Guard OF the Empire Club, Capt Rynders, as
sembled in the Park and fred salute. Shortly after,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-07
PHILADELPHIA MUNICIPAL ELECTION.

PHILADELPHIA, Tuesday, june 6, 1854
Our Municipal election is progressing quietly with the
prababty of heavy vote being polled yhe general I'M
preston is that Conrad Wing will be elected Mayor and
Hazlehurt, Solicitor. The " Know-Nothings are al
work and confidently predict the above result 1t is cur
rently reported that Democratic "Know-Nothnss are
voting for Conrad.
SECOND DISPATCH.
The polls closed OF o'clock this evening Inc eiecton
Of Conrad WING and Know-Nothing) for Mayor ana
Hazehurst whg) for Solicitor is conceded by all parties
The maoriies will probably be large but the coec'on
of the returns is arduous task, and will not DC CON-
pleted before daylight.
THIRD DISPATCH.
The Fifth Ward gives Conrad PSI majority the Seven'h
Ward gives him $50, and the Ninth Ward $50. wax,
Dem for Mayor has majority of 362 in the Seventeenth
Ward and l27 in the Fourth Ward.
Ward Conrads MAJ ware Noni""' No. sSo
Tenth ........l $50 Sixteenth. .--...-...-.. 200
Tvslf,b ..-.. 39l Twentieth. 800
Nir,eentb .... sO0ITwenty- fourth ...... 80
The returns show large gains for Conrad in the lower
and upper Wards His majority will be from 5000 TO
5000.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-07
Liverpool Cotton Market.

Meess Brown Shpey Co report adsclne in CoTroS during
s week of Id particularly nddng and lower grades
At the cose feeling perceptbe but some few
bd were pressing upon market The sales Of the week
a 600 bales Of which pecus,ors took 1000 and exporters 5000
M fouowinr were the closing quotations they nearly
nominal:
Fair Orleans ............ SID Mddling Orleans
r,i, In,nds Sid Mddling Uplands.
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THE CANAL LOAN.

ALBANY, Tuesday, June g. 1884.
The Commissioners Of the Canal Fund have extended
the time for the acceptance Of the Canal Loan Of u 900
the 22d inst. at noon.
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riv~rrocl Provision Market.

Nr--s Gsasres Co rrpo7t BrES firm with fair demsnd
rcxx vsr, fsu sra probability Of advance hne.
L.xp Declined sales having been made at III ESQ., ThereJhsd
lc~. arrivals
Rex /. demand 5Tm prices
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-07
KINGSTON CHARTER ELECTION.

KScsros, N. Y, Tuesday, June G, 1884
The frat election under the now charter held in this
village to-day, and tho ticket supported by the Know
'Nothirgs wns elected by large majority.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-07
Fr'NFPaI. OF THE LATE JUDAH TOURO.

NFWPORT, X. l., IttsCdy, JUNO 0, IoJ4.
The funeral Of the late Judah Touro Of NewOrleans
solomnzed to-day in the Jewish Synagogue with i'm
posing ceremonies and with every demonstration of
speci which the city authorities and public bodies joined
Many Hebrews from abroad were present
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-07
p.0l EsTANT FOSTER HOME ASSOCIATION:

The annual meeting of the Protestant Poster nome AS
sociation Of Newark n. j., held on Moniay aIer
noon in Library Hall, before an audience s 81 =.
and Going through some interesting exercises The Rev
smith presided The aSas report Ss w wa, 5ss%
$500, oner,tions Of the day the peculiar and respon
M du,;es u this Association were commented on, and
~ progress presented. During the si1 years has been
~ nstiou 90 children have been.receved. The insttu-
,oD now contains 81 pupils, Of whom orphans Is
o,hress IS atheress ami IS have both parents living
The year has witnessed prosperity and liberal support
The Trcasurers report showed s2s2 50 balance IN the
Treasury from last year. $50 9i receipts g. $50 loi
expenses s73 - balance in the treasury.
The Superintendent report showed the products OF ths
farm be 800 bushels Of $50 bushees OF po-
toes 100 bushels tups 40 bushels Of apples 100 bushels
OF oats istuns hay 600 pounds of pork and 100 chcke
together with full supply Of vegetables and fruits Oh "
nous kinds for the use Of the family.
The payments 10 the parent society exceed tnose on ny
previous year BY siae sa 800 having been Psa e''A
and sse 10 remaining in the Treasury.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-07

HvxE 2-n CoTToN market there has been no quotab
chang, during past the sales reached 5000 bales New
ORLEANS ranges from 6od lOof
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PROGRESS or EVENTS.

We copy the following from The Proriderce Tribune
STATE RIGHTs-No COMPROMISE WITH SLAyERY.-lhe
following petition is being circulated in this State
hope il will be numerously signed;
'' ~ JVSE s. A. d.. 1854
of in he Of Rhode Island
would respectfully represent that the By Congress Of the Ne
brs.ks b repeang the Missouri Compru OF 3D has destroyed
ou faith In al Compromse by the General Government and af
oues the the free states must hereafter rely
reserved State Rights for abso
luton with and freedom from al rponH5ty
for the OF Human Slavery a. It exists IN tue southern
States Of Union And while desire no interference YIN tha
when confined the States where II exists "" protest
the soil Of the free States being INTO
who guilty Of orense nut NAT G
freedom and happiness and that free men should
not be de graded TO the condition OF slave catcheTs
respectfully ask that the Honorable General Assem-
bly rss an containing the following PROVISIONS VIZ
Ti,u Prohibiting OF States Jail Prson Court onse
public building belonging to this STATE oI the
or orcihr perfcn claimed fugitive from abo
Second Making penal punishable with hne and mpris
ormept for STATE County Town or City ohcer or o any
officer or chartered military company IN rms STATE
assist in the arrest detention OF e1oi
ton Of snv rerson claimed a. fugitive from labor
Third That Rhode Island who shall Tor more nan
and after The OF such act continue npa
who hereafter apt the Office OF Comssionsr under ne
gve Act a forever thereafter to any once oil
Trust profit under the Government Of this state
Ard In hound, viii
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Havre Markets.

II. savces from India have had nnavoable effect upo
* Xnehese market, and prices have considerably declined
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-07

PETITIONS FOR THE REPEAL. OF THE FUGITIVE SLAVE
L,wIt has been suggested to us by more than one OF
our substantial and conservative citizens that all the sur
rounding cities and towns of our Commonwealth be re-
queed to get up petitions for the repeal OF the Fugitive
Slave Law 81 $50. .
Tbs suggestion, have no doubt, will meet with
ready response from every section of the State and we
would suggest that the example be followed by all the
cities and of New England and of the non-slave
holding States. Let the floors OF Congress be covered
With the petitions of the friends of human liberty for the
repeal of which does violence TO the best feelings OF
onr nature which variance with the moral and relg
ous convictions the entire population of the free States
and which has been heretofore endured only from the mis-
taken idea that by of peace might be purchased
between the North and South. Boston Traveller
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-07

Srsas fair demand rates Western LARD considers
->,y iowos. sales OF kegs at 81 q 81.
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London Money Market
London Produce Markets.

TAese Increased nseney in the London Money market
C<sas.ls co~sd AZ 81 GS9i.
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sbeon band made their appearance, and after marching
sbout for nearly an hour succeeded in getting up pro-
oession Of abou, 200 persons composed OF Fourth warde
BOYS. Rynders followers, and Government isckeys Inc
procession then proceeded up Broadway TO the iron'
the ST. Nicholas Hotel where about 2ooo persons ~e'e
congreca;ed together.
Quite a number of banners were displayed no. ''ui'
Of which the following inscriptions were copiei'
| New York; slways 70 the Union
| The Pecrrs Rifhtof selfGovemment
| Neh-.sSs Bill Constitutional
| Principles Tium plant
For the Union intact
4 Black Line shall not b. drawn
| Oar Country
Republic the manifest destiny Of Cuba |
| state r. shtS |
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The returns show large gains for Conrad in the lower
and upper Wards. His majority viii be from o'OOo 10
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-12-23

glass, Sash, Doors, Biiads, Papr H,Hy.
ipys, Painters ByuShts, Pcaci!S, DR..
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Gun Maker,

Ind dedier in aNkinds Of Spori,w.ns Ariicics,
One dDoJ south NJ TIE Gaiga House, Columbus
Street, tHaWd,H
Il EfSonstan,ly ouhand general as orrment
IN Of hls.i-h aud Gcuaon duuu.e aud -iHg.e
inwira pieces, hoys guns, good variety, MI Of
winch were bought Iuf cash, and selected IRON
a'1r lnyoircs, with great as 10 their gSnslal
wo'kmaushipan finish and can be- sold a u b.t,r
bargains than have becn heretofore had ia this
market.
GeutemcnwishluG guns for themselves or oy,
and not being good lud ses uifhr arlp,e ii lad d,
an ohl otto COLL on jHe -ah,cT.,,~ ssh, r. they can
dcp"uuupoU what's tod them and Gc .urr 81 get
ting good ,n'" qua, ~ Ne deal Wil none bu, the
regular gun dealers, and have Lruc Of the cheap
ca-lj mon stuff with winch the couatty IL flooded
Rifles, made from Rcm,Hgton's celebrated cast
',,tiaudItuu barrels, are warranted 20 hr equal 10
any made IN th. .tat. e..rw here both in shoot
iuG qualities ana workmanship. The -ub-crb,fs
have inrSevcFal years been engaged IN the mana
iaClufe oi the celebrate increased TWIST rifles and
haVtava;lrd themselves Of all the latest improve
mrn's asrcg,fts III" inside finish and sighting
we Halter ourselves that an inspection ID ihr work
made NJ oar establishment, h. all that il wanted 10
satisfy gentlemen OF the tEalh O. the above state
. irsnt.
Powder, superior article kept, suitable for tar
get practice Orl0ag ranges.
Key fitting done by cOnprten, hands and in q
workmaulkc manner
All work done by him Is Tafranird,
Ottawa Dec2, 1852. H. I. BkUsEEr
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Ilr,iif1l Vnsicr.

affections, diseases oi The >pite. Sc csu
consult Dr. James Flasher, AT ii- Office, AT th-
CRY hotel. N Peru, on Saturdays during he WIN
ter Dr. flasher treats 1u he .tn p'inIp- a.
that pursued by Drs. Whitley & Inch al New
YORK clly, aud dcscI5rs the iarlna- OF the attic.
ted IN oil ordinary cases. without leIug tod 10y
patients or others believing thar those only c.n
make perfect core ITO Can put th"lr iu.rl IN
the weak points AMI cx2lll their cause and #
Tets. From n' r. nuilrrou- cuu III l., Sale
qua ADJOINING counties tlf the lat eighteen
months further comment wuHd ,- -upcrflou-.
ui-3n' Jams tRAsnLR, ~ j.
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E'ilE Undersigned oil-r great inducements 10
! capitalists and manufacturer as they have de-
cidrdlN the DesfWH''G pJWtfiu The state nlyiiigo
yrfg5i,,t hr1daut talt, and situated N Dayton, 4
u,.r'aboss OtJa1 aud dfawntrum the Fox riy.,
Er.d"r which B.. kcpiln fcpaifhy Nh. state without
any custto the undrrs gu.d. They nave vat-7to
e8-, fora teru"i year .uilicicnt 70 dive - run o
II irri bufrs, and wlea-e on yeryilJeTal terms "a
any good responsible company.
lhl-isn r1r, chnuCtturmcu oicapita who maj
wishto 90 intoihr mountaineering business The 10.
cniunis very healthy and admirably situated n. il
Is on q navgatit feeder, within miles ofthe con.
i.mpslcd Rock Island rnil road, md the head o
steam5"ntnayigatluH. Northumberland ad
dress Dayfou. maya JouS GErrN & -oys
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h.NNAY.NDIaTINt..

WHOEVER says there is no book store in OF.
w tawa, knows nothing. f.. Y Gripg- has
$500 worth oil books, stationery and article be-
longing to 4 book trade, ana II the customer. y u
cone m and cab tor books he U..d1gJ,- hi- stock
this fall. Call ioranylhiug you want, aud II |
haycn9t got il on my-heYc- Xviii 4oon grtt at the
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Green's Fills,

UNi!E above mills hsveln., undergone thorough
! repairs and AZ. now 80 arranged TINT siSrun
uiblrrs can he turned on custom .prk ny nIerchsrt
either h.ch nakerth. "Old Pioneer" OF. uiihc
bcSicu,tom mills IN ihr stat. n the four run Of
merchantbutis bolts, Nc vii. be used fOrcustom
work wheuevcrtpqur,d
Gentlemen give usn Gull ,ns we are determined
to spare no pans, with good, competent aud ac-
cornmOia'ing mii,rTs to render genera atistacton
The unler-gned has obtained IN. entire con
tro oi,he above mills and will hereafter .u,"rir-
tend thrn IN person and he feels confident that
wthhis new arrangement together with .puug
lifetime experience in the above business that hc
can safely defy all honorable comr,titiUn
DAYTON, sept IL. 1852. y. GREEN.
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BADNESS CURED
Emerson's American Hair Restorative.

FOR Restorngt the flaron Heads llorgLEs.,.y
BALD. nndto prevent the Hair from falling. is
winning golden opinions oipersons " no rsusinp
u. This is anew article, recent, introduced. IL
sure th'ngtor Badness aud will stand the lev,
ola discerning public, The propre,orshavr such
confidence IN !, that they authorize Their
Agents to tai Ike Ba ID eases on GUARANTEE
Price 81 in large bottles.
;, g. L: TuoMpsos, Agent.
G. r. FISllERN CO.. Propr,,,"r.
oi? 81 Superior Street, Cleveland. Ohio
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JOTtTl NOV. TO - --JT- J
NOTICES hereby gwen TINT he annual NICE
~ ting OF the stakeholder. Of he Chicago aud
Rock Island railroad comp,uy for tn" election Of
drrctOis, and the uinslc,ipl t-uvh oihsr bgsi-
ness as may be pregented, vi lbe held q, the Of.
fee Of the company III the city OF Chlcago, on
the eighteenth day Of December, commencing at
II o'clock \ . ". HENRY FARNAM, pres T.
\ d ftwnou Sec \nvputh-t 49,.
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FRAHKFoRT.oN. MAINE,

\. B-Lc,,,ts 'ohe directed "per Steamer.
ria liverpool" to NphlE 'uEgEL Soss, B,Dkers
10 trInklou.un-il"- NnInr.
Remllianres which arrive after ihc Day Of
DmNIpg, VIII be- reiutrtd, or in,s.'-d ~ u
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