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NEWPORT
COW NEkClNi. MlIllAT.
tS-liKAN NCE COMPANY,

IN-jiRt NCE COMPANY,
PHovtDENcE, '.
Drice IN Fran Kin IlUu,r, cuIHer fSuuth Main Al
CrllrgeStrcet~.
Insurr ayrirs Fire 'ud NHIuc Risks Cn NJ hN"ia
be ternis ~ other Stut Com piuiUs.
tHpiu iuUGlO.
This COMPANY affords the siluic security ~ 0the.
STOCK Comp iuies %th the uiG:Iiuuul aiYrntrg' Z"
tlr Insured ul sharing equdily viii the So' hhu'rs
the Neti Earnings Gi tle business, withou uiN us.
billy 10 Bss, ssiHeht
DIRECTORS
Thomas Hardness Ahus Brckwiih,
rfay Tuft, leniS i.ipput,
Truman Beckwi,h Hosea Bdluu, Jr.,
Tho mas j. Ste,,d, Ilcury e. Mnlhew-nn
William Robinson james &. AHthunN,
James Y Suiih, John y Nr"h.
A. y. Dike Daniel Day,
Billing Bart0w, Edward i,Hrce,
Ch4rr, u nai,ney, George W Chapin,
Ch trle, l.. Fisher William j. kng,
cyrus Tril, Joseph nrprnter,
Cyrus Manchester, seth PalrnorG,
Earl L. Mason
THOMAS HARKNESS. President.
Geo. e.. ARScLp, Stcr'y.
Application per null for Insurance a. this Compn
ny will receive prompt attention.
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Stoves, Ranges
AND
F j R N A c { s

MAY always We found ~ the Subscrilcrs. q
vi most approved patterns, aud set with care,
.nd warranted ~ worn we'll. Also, IN aud sheet
ron wair on md. with other articles usually
sept q, ,uch store. 1in, copp'r, and slice
,rIt ,.'ys}t G ,rtlrr Orders solIrItfd.
WN. BKOWNtLL,
Upra,tt the Union Bsnk.
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I'HENEW REMEDY.
LATELY nIs.CONIiI ll IAINA
500, (AlIlD
Railways ReSoIycaI ReNOyalins
AZ. e.. Il


No ,.
quick cure for Scroiu'a in its worst forms.
RAILWAYS RENON hTING kESOLkENT.
1t tlcdnsrs and puriir> the nlood from all Scoi-
uous iium,rs il cradicIt : from the lones and
muscles Disease bclos t.; II ciecuiics III,
nIIds and solids
WITH nEALrlI AND STRENGTH.
II is warranted io cuIe
''croGia, Witt SNcllir2s,
iium1rS, syphilis,
CANCERS. EwIcrsN
TumoiS, lturiiCC,
Rickrts, Ulcers,
Salt Rhrum, Fever Sores,
Brnnchitical Iumprs Hacking DRY Cough.
In either ofthe above named disrascs, we Guam
autee that the patient will experience it, powers
III effects III 4 FEN HOURS after iak;ug H.
LIKE ELECTRICITY,
T. thrill of health courses tn rough every nerve
anI secretion at the - STEM. lis shoCh Il health
is felt in the bones, The mrs,I,s the nerves, the
secIetons ofcvcry organ in the Lody,
sD scn hi;uuse..
The patient L'cls thi- .uIrEcIIous remedy wurk
NJ in the system after takmg it.
|. 1t ea i"hes and ptS Slics the blood.
2. II removes from The boncsan sccrotions
diseased deposits.
3. 1t strengthens aud buis up the weak, re-
laXrd aud worn out parts of the system.
4. II braces up and imparts renewed enegy and
vitality to tho nerves.
LET ALL TIE DISEASED
call at the Medical Office of RADWAY & co. f,
No. l62 Fulton street, and give this extraordinary
remedy one trial. Price :, 1 per bottle.
T. a Z M.
All su1'rirg with pain are invited TO call a.
RAONAN'S Neuical Office every day, from 8
\. VI. To , Z. VI. 1t is guaranteed that RAD
WAYS READY RELIEF will stop the most
severe pains N five minutes less. A regular
physician is in atten lance, Advice gratis.
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FOURTEEN WITNESSES!

Mr. HASKIN has sw orn TO above facts, and the facts
We Witnessed and certified to ny Dr. 7: WlLLlAMS-Mr
I n BROWN, proprietor OF the Wss- Rome HotI-Messrs
iISgELLk LEONARD, wholesale and retail druggistsr
nd ELEVEN other rssyeeiabs psenssss.
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V. u. PALMER, the American Newspapc
Agent is the authorized Agent Tor the Daily
News and aud ilcial ofthe Tunes ~ the cities o
Boston, New York aud Philadelphia, and is duly
empowered To take advertisements and subsorip
tions at the rates rs required by Iiis receipts
will be regarded ~ payments. His Offices are
Boston, Scolay Buijding, Court street New
York, Tribune Building; Ph,ladclphia, North.
west corner OI Third and Chcsnnl slrrris
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This ia the case of a dying man who yet liv~. he
aired of case of SCROFULA, by only frefss ooS
s<s of Bfans Purifier than was cured BY the use q
Sere tho beat Sdysdpdyis that was ever made
Iarsapnra has sen medtoa psss~ 70 enest the cur
G such a yeroifngiy hUl,siess case.
MIR J. b Hi SKIN Of Rome. O~<ida o., ~ y, had s~y
sia four ysars confined 10 his bed Tho ssf c.-hs
1se his hand 10 his head He had the bas ssedoI advs
had used ALL OF the best as 10 good effect
20: and voys and wss considered TO be In d.S
aae nnd could not live centy ou hour onysv, whom be
commenced using BRANTS PURIFIER. Hs meek va
q, ,pndpire under his chin hat he breathed through
he hole his around that could be Ivres
" Of s place. only holding by sv'au psfs shs sss
T one arm destroyed by two ulcers; ulcer snde
he arm. large nans hand had nearly sstr through
M side into his body Thus he afica< with fcsntD
sch pud aeid oGessire ulcers, vartos parts Of BIZ
erson Fo. further and full pariiculars, see our PAM
pTiLETS. - -
DR.. THOMAS WILLIAMS, ono Of the moot skfal ply
Icuns of Rome was called to see Hasnin she dov es:
Ne commenced using Brsnrs Purifier. DR.. w. examined
lin and then told him that all the medicines h ~ OuSs
souId NOT hfgl--thal his
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EMAIE WEAKNESSES & COMPLAINS,

No remedy offered the public has ever been ha|
ard eFoetvn rstJrtng N. Incidental vsanSs
and DvAgLLaTiLes OF the SEX as BBssr's PULMONARY
SAs.h Il makes liIcrcncc whether Ds dersl seusni
~ suppression, cIec,s, other rosnes-r REGl LATES
ZION. and soothing and sfng NERvOvs IksITABiLIrY
Sas
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list on CHEAP GOODS.
GEO. w. WARREN 81 Co

GEO. w. WARREN 81 Co
INVITE attention to the following list Of New
l. and very Cheap Goods, OF good style and
quality.
WHEN MONEY L. HIGHEST,
OUR PRICES ARE LOWEST.
100 pcs Ladies German Cloths at 4 so.
25 " Luhn's bin Bombazlnes, ~.
500" London Prints, 10 cts.
lCO" French do Yard wide, one sb Hing.
500 NJ de lains and lersinns, one shilling.
SO" friu'ed tnshm,res, 25 c's.
80 A" All wool NJ he laines. 25 cts.
100 " 81 Indiana Plaids, 81 IL
800 " Gala hid., 81 I 2 cts.
500 " Cashmerts aud 1hihel Cloths, all quali-
ties, al one Ihiid lees prices al hnt y az.
Raw sin flaids, at the sane discount.
GA French Emhosscd Table Cloths, { ] so.
800 Bo,s and Gents Shawls. S., 80.
4 4 Black Six Vrlvcs, Gi,50.
Cashmere Long ShaNls, olt the best manufacture
Sl5.
lOOpcs r'aida Stripe Silh', so cts.
300" - 81 l.2 cts.
superior B'arket, 81 pair.
Flannes Id 20 lpI i'oods, uf all kinds, sold
AZ retail. II the Agents. lowest cash price.
BAY Sroie >h ws, Df all hin IS, Al Agents low
est ca prlcr.
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CHANG AZ OF LIFE,
Dyspcpsia--Sour Stomach!

the girl 10 the ,oomGA Gnd the it's age
he Ia oooerd, and the other grad ally ssf
,esd prevent any OF the fatal diseases frequent
v arise IN consequence Of such chnnge.
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We earnestly invite all persons who are suffering with
any OF " he his tha' flesh Is heir 60 call on DR. John
Bars agent. alni get copy Of Bulls Family journal
GRATIS; anu Tor the sake Of humanity, hope that
siug,c individual will not be found unwilling give Bulls
Sar-Hparl EhtL after reading ami rrc0ecting a tho
time. that it Is impossible for the Doctor publish
tenth part ot the number OF certificates aston
cures reformed by his sarsapara. The amount Of
testimony voluntarily shOwercd on DR. Bulls Sarsaparlla
from well known and distng gushed individuals both in
prbe aud private life has been perfectly overwhelming
. PRINCIPAL OFFICES: No. = GiIsey
Building. CortIand-strcet. New York, and
No. Fifth-street. Louisville, Ky.
Sold IN wport by HAZARD & CASWELL
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SCROF Ft)LA.

II Roussnds Of eures Of Syafuid Canoe,s 1890 80
shey impure diseases " Gs Biood-ondU hs NE.h
NIAN1ITY p,ich uods n.ed Of a hoscios % cgsf caves
ssh diseascs be any yyoo( ( e purifying H'edai geer
H. Med cine hi has sDbdnod aud ronqnersd sun d'se"
a.. N.,. Il, uatyestLouabe frid.y.ee that
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Rev. l.. ". SEHOS,-Rey. T.. STEVENSON

CoSt tLUsIyg.- Rev L.. W Sruu * widely an generally
known eloquent and acrouI ,cd pastor Of the NJ
r church. and Rev T. SlrNrusun has been known as one
OF The ta"ufr and jealous hrrs that the Ken
mrN, Conference could boast uf for many ears and at
th time IL hus the h. pousIbo station ofagent
tol ,Ae y. J.. Book Concern.
LOUISVILLE, May 20h 1919
Neh,y" used John nuls ssTsaparila aud have known
II to DE used, Win eure sdr non and have no
.csithuu stating bri.ri. that It Is D safe and
valuable medical compound, and calculated 10 produce
much good aud relieve much suffering; aud therefore
would cnceuy aud most earnestly recommend il the
afflicted ". SElION,
tSgucdD j.. STEVENSON
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DUCKWHriT just received and for .ale Nv
- % !. u. SO. " FERRY
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LIVER-COMPLAINT!

Dr. NATHAN HUBBARD, OF stanJsri, Cows, %
he Oldest and most respectable phy,eians was afflicted
With Lrer Corparrf mary years, and perfectly
" using BRANT'S PURIFYING EXTRACT. We could
hundreds OF otller cases alss cured.
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THIS remedy has won for itself such notoriety
nom its cures Of every variety of pulmonary disease,
that il is entirely unnecessary to recount the ev-
denccs of its virtues in any community where it
has been employed. So wide is the field of its use
fulness, and so numerous the cases of its cures,
that almost every section of the country abounds
In persons publicly known. who have been restored
from alarming and even desperate diseases of the
lungs by its use When once tried its superiority
over every other medicine of its kind is too appar
ent to escape observation, and where its virtues
known, the public no longer hesitate what antdote
10 employ for the distressing and dangerous atfcc-
tions Of the pulmonary organs which are incident
70 our climate. And not only in formidable at
tacks upon the lungs, but for the milder varieties
of COLDS. CoUGHs, HoARsENEss, &C.; and for
CHILDREN it is the pleasantest and safest medicine
that can be obtained.
As it has long been in constant use throughout
this section, we need not do more than assure the
people its quality is kept up to the best that it
has been, and that the genuine article is sold by
HAZARD & CASWEiI mdR. TAYLOR
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KUBBER'.
MEMS Women'S ana Cnillrcn-' Rubbers,
l'l jus, received and Tor sale ~ the lowest pri-
ces hy CORNELL & DENNIS,
80 22 Broad street.
lJICi Fancy fars--Ju,t rrrprved la-ee and
4 bemrtu assortment Of Furs, consisting in
part of hudson Bty Sable, Stone Martpn, Amc-
ricin Sable, Black Lynx, Fitch, Grey Squirrel,
Mountain M,rten, Coaey, Swan Down aud
I,,mh's Wool Wet riurs aud Cuffs, Also few
Fitch Muh.. Also Ladies Brown and Rlack
Boaver anI Feb Hats of the latest New \ orb
styles, as low ~ eth be- uni elsewhere.
JACOB WEAVER,
III Thames st
rs. Particular attention paid to repairing
iuts Ofall Xmas as above.
A NEW ht oi India Rubber Ovcrcpats, Jack.
n eis aud Pant-, and legginss. now opening &
and iur sale how by 7. &. MUMFOKi:.
TEMPERANCE
OYSTER SALOON.
NEW York, Providence aud u lock Islanl
IN OysrERs. F.unies supplied ~ short 40.
ice from the Oy yscr Depot, ~ VI ~ street, NJ
b, near Thames steet.
Strict aucn,ioi paid 10 ord RS fbr Oysters,
t;ame, Public WAITING, &c. e.. by
o26 JOHNSON X NELSON.
EOR SALE, Three House io;s on Poplar II.
IL fifty feet irott, by over one hundred IN
deb'n. Apply a, us fhame. street.
sl2 SAML. a. PARktR.
(tASIi Bargains-Striped aud checked silks
~ so cts. Rth Plaid ~ 80 cts. Mrrino
fLaids ~ 62 l-2 ctr. Best Raw Silk- vt 75 cta.
Az of .he-e goods a. uf recent purchase, and
among than are macy of ch nee -i.hs.
z. LAYTON X BKOriiE1S,
di2 ~ rhamrs-a.
-
FANNY GRAY.
fNTfiS pprulr aui pleasing Game, with many
nthe,S, Iu.t r,c'i u,
dI2 u ". TtSDALE & son.
tlTAi.NUr WOOp.--Another had of that
w very b.nds,me Walnut Wund received 10y
CHARLES WILLIAMS,
niD Wiiliu,' Nhui, loot oi Denni-on-St.
rI,Ek. .--F,esh Gos.n nnd lBiirk Tets. 81 ~.
j ps,ir ,tl,iit,, pat rrc'l n % Broad II
i22 CDRNEi.L \ DENNlS.
n 80 "a u.. tt,stt .tttt. uufrit u.- tr.. pfu-,
I strvr- ptftri 40 r,,pk ng ut',is, ln siis ~ TIE
Usrl afe lnt furn isiiug Store n
~ ~ SrEN sNs. ii6 Iitmes -
Me" dh.tiNf.KN GopDS, Iu.i n'r'ived
~ ,pI aos o.enin.. At iSl lh'",e. sl"e'.
ga IRA FRENCH.
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u Hear. What DR. StHpp ply scian VITO stand. at
the OF hs prof 'spn says of John Bulls Sarsapara
nave been using John Bulls ssrsaparils in great
variety of chronic diseases, with the most happy effects
sud have no h.'Islp III recommending IL the public
for m" cur" Of scrOua pilis, and ali cutaneous and
gi1uuuar di'eaes. Yours most ferveutiy,
Lswkport, k!. Apu =, 1873 WM. STAPP, NJ d.
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Hundreds-Thousands-
Brant's is the Cheapest I;

secauss one bot, of II has medical curative maues
IN IL and in consequence cures more disease In muen ~
Anne llan enc bottle Of any other medicine: -.
II, then, one bottle OF BRANTS PuRlflEk win cur
FOUR TIMES disease than one bottle Of SsSsopvv
n" BRANTS PURIFIER" would be ~ cheap q lss
loUay pottle as sd, sa raya doLar Rut BRArTs
PURIFIER is sold for ouly ONE DOLLAR bottle ens
Is bottle Of il has cured and is eapabe Of curing FOUb
TIMES ne disease bottle OF Sorsdrdv< uefo
ore Sarssp in consequences Of s lees power and -
nedca efficacy snould be sold al no more Than tscss'r
Sps eent per bottle to be as cheap D the PURIFIER
L,IIa
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One Dollars Worth!
cANcERoUS sCROFULA!

How much CANCER--how much sYPHlLlS-ho
.,nch 81 ROFULA-4will one dollars toorh OF BkfNT'
PCRIFIER cure I Read the following statement whit
= a sperifnen of liz poweT:--
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'c,ful! yours, u. Is ALLEN, NJ. ID.

LOUIsvILLk July 18th, IS4y
have examined the list Ot articles that CON pose John
Gus Extract Of Ssrsapari "a and have hesitation In
iig that IL is sHf- aud valuable compound would
prefer To article nov in for the diseases arising
FROM mpur. stst- Of the blood of the system
| confidently recommend 1t to my friends being a
poaerfu Extract, and that believe will cure all
cta.ses OF Diseases, for which IL recommended If used
according {" directions | believe it to be a valuable
succodicum to Mercury Nay, | have my doubts
"ii-.h-r ~ the most violent aud protracted cases Of
~ Phs accompanied wth Nodes ophQ In carries Of the
GoGs whether ought 70 succeed every other remedy
=. Il. MuCoNACHlE, NJ d.
llonorar, member Of the Asica Society," Philadelphia
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NO. IA THAMES ST., Corner of Frank ST.,
THIS well known establishment again presents
is claims To your attention. The proprietor Is
now prepared To show every kind Of fashionable
Goods for Fall aud Winter wear.--lhe widely
A 81, .f,h.
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"DhrIGR Fayud ct Blayn," fpr GDu.
L I,hru ni'isn, Cotns, Eu1ions, Lurnblgo,
ani or ~ iuhimml'iors, much esteemed
cmrdv ~ Fr,urc For filc by
az HAZARD 4 CASNEli.
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tEtNEt sri Rfostds Tnmmng.. lor .ols. ~
- AMI - 1htut,s uI4
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DIR. JDiIN BULBS
{ A n 5 4 ? ARILL A.
s"l's 81. Nei'ii {

l's remarkably far;. that auioug the huudrYds of
,n go ~ am VII" have "Naur.d the recipe by
N'Nh iu',s sarsaiariis u prepared has con-
''ri'd ". hu' al apl",rd ~. and c"umeud In the
aiYh"st t"tms Mann rtN siciStr express Themselves
Sfy.VA M he hrht iat A. Is decidedly the hs,t pyrpa.
-st col r,r,,psIia h1' has been placed before fL,
r"hr. AtH"ugh tlcr" are nianN phS sie-ns who feel
uctl q" hG wing cr apIcud-d to the recon.
ulrtis "u ut snN rsrlvuMr IcusdN, Notwithstanding
.E", tea, apuo," Of n Va the hghrs d,grr- there AZ.
oiArr' VII" frankly yield their surlutt ~ favor of
r~i'ri' Nhi"h ihr' Know = capable ot doing much
good Ia ~ Hniic'rd c"IunutiN Asau rridrIce read the
h.""ur ti"m od and i-sreciauie phl sGL,is OF hi.I
'auGIIig Ia ~" cOnnnturit' Ia which tury i've:
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BRANT'S INDIAN
PURIFYING EXTRACT

,ueh bIedene m esvy rspect and there is abnndan
sroof in gyrat cures effected Thai ONk BOTTLE o con
aims more purifying, healing virtue, and med'el poH~
bnn the re Is contained -FOUR BOTTLES Of arg ssrse
ny1 or any other medicine that has ever been onseu
pr sale There undoubted proof In our pamphlets NE
~ ihe use Of this great Indian Purifier they that were pI
no vet LIvE--ihey that wero LAME and CklrrLLDD III
san now WALK-they that were SICK, SCkOfuLOuS
md otherwise Diseased have been HEALED and CURED
Demoine courier., 1855-03-01
INkERMAyN.

Inkermann, or the City OF Cayerns,
stands on the great bay OF Akbar, and
was bull | by the Russians about the year
100. The bay was called S~ebasiopol
by the Russians during the reign OF
Catherine Ii, whence the name q The
strong fort besieged by The Allies. The
great harbor of I%nkeimann. said TO re-
semble that of Malta, is one of the finest
in the world. Ii has a depth OF water
varying from 2 to 20 feet. in which the
largest vessels can ride at a cables length
from the shore The old Town of mixer
maun stood on the north side OF the bar
Dor, bu. there are scarcely any vestiges
of il remaining. The country surround
ing Inkermann is the wonder of travel
lers. Here is truly a city of %caverns,
for The white rocks that overlook the bay
Akbar (White rocks) are full OF excava.
lions OF a most extraordinary character.
They consist Of chambers with Gothic
windows and cut on, Of the solid stone.
Near The harbor, rocks are he wn into
chapels, monas;eries and sepulchres.-
They are considered by some auihor!-
ties to have been the retreats OF Chris
lisns in the early ages. There are sew
eral Grecisn antiquities in the neighbcr
hood of the ruiEed town, which travel.
lers have endcayored TO perpe,uaie and
antiquarians to restore bu, the Russians
have made sad havoc Of these splendid
remains.
Demoine courier., 1855-03-01
DOCTOR YOURSELF.
THE POCKET ESCULAPIUS:

AA e. THE FIFTlETH Edi.
@VEGM ton. with One Hun
zrsATlksw~S dred Engravings, show
ing Diseases and NAL
formations OF the Human System in every
shape aud form To which is added Tfea-
tise on the Diseases OF Females, being of
the highest importance to married people,
or those contemplating marriage. By
WILLIAM YOUNG, M. d.
Let no father be ashamed to present a
copy Of the Eculapius 10 bis child. Ii
may save him from an early grave. Let no
young manro woman enter into the secret
obligations OF married life without read
ing the Pocket Eucalyptus. Let no one
suffering from a hacknied Cough, Pain in
the Side. restless nishis, nervous feelings,
and the whole train OF Dyspeptic sensa
tons, and given up by their physician, be
another moment without consulting the
Esculapius. Have the married, or those a
bout 10 be married any impeachment. read
this truly useful book. as il has been the
means OF saving thousands OF unfortunate
creatures cont the very jaws OF death
Us An! person sending TWENTY
FINE GEMS enclosed in a letter, wild
receive the copy OF this work BY mail, or
five copies will DC sent Tor One Dollar.
Auaress, pest paid. DIR. Wan. YOUNG,
No. lo2 Spruce ST., Philadelphia.
Sept. 18Th, 1851 ly
Demoine courier., 1855-03-01
Shocking.

The editor of the Cayuga Chief (Au
burn, N. " writes to his paper from
the west as follows:
A young, we'll dressed, gen!lemanly
appearing uan, with a lovely wife and
child. had ~jonrneyed on the same train
with US from Buffalo. At. in spite
OF the earnest and fearful pro,estations
of his wife, he would leave the depot as
he said "on business" From the wi!es
manner, We readily guessed what she
thought his business was. For a long
hour she stood with her boy in her arms
awaiting his return, the ,ears, in spite Of
all efforts, silently dropping. upon the
cheek OF her sleeping child. He cal me
just as the train started, drunk. He
lurched towards the platform, fell upon
the rail. and his head was severed from
his body. Never. in life shall | forget
the expression Of the wife's c%ountenance
as she stood for q moment, her features
pale aud CHASTITY, and then fell senseless
upon the gorv aud smoking form Of Der
husband. The wall OF The fatherless
boy touched every heart for moi one who
looked upon the scene could refrain from
weeping.
We looked upon that woman as she
was taken like a dead one from the head,
less corpse, her heavy hair clo.ted with
the blood tia. had jus, jened from the
pulseless heart, and fell fresh hatred
Against q damnable business and all its
spologis.s and abeltors.
Demoine courier., 1855-03-01
For the Courier.
MISCELLANEOUS ENIGMA.
o c NED.

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Ny 90, s, %, 80, 9is what we all love.
Ny Is, IL, 8, "a is afruit.
Ny 90, IL, 3, %, %, i3, 3 is a class of men.
My /, 3, Ia, II, rs, 8 is an instrument used
by astronomers.
My3, Il, 8, IL, Z is shrub of India.
My 10, Is, 7,3. p, II, 10, 8 is the name Of a
female.
My 10, 80, II, A, is is a delicious fruit.
iIy 25, 1, Z, Is, 81, Sis large bird.
MY 13, IS, ?, a, II, 10, 10, Is IS what we
should all be.
My II, I, A, l6, 5, IS is an instrument used
by mariners.
My4 l6, II, %, II, 25, 8, 10, 81 is what we
should prize.
My II, II, l6, %, 80, IL, 90 lisa mans name.
My 10, 1913, 20, q, T. now dwelis in Ash
land.
My Is, 10, Is, II, 5, %, S is a townin Mich
gan.
Ny 6, 90, 7, 10, Q, is gained by industry.
My20, IL, 81, %, 8, % is a noted General.
My2,6 1922, 90, 13, I, 10 first pr nc pie.
My whole is what We should support aud en-
:ourage. AUNT MOLL.
Ashland, Iowa.
Demoine courier., 1855-03-01
OttumWa Land Agency.

w E win sell on fair terms a number Of
w yALUABLE Lors IN OTruMwA;
SEVERAL WELL IMPROVED FARMS NEAR
TOWN; and a quantity Of
WELL Sell scrE Wild LANDS in differ
ent parts of the county.
also:
A few thousand acres of land, and a
few Town Lots, held by VIM Ruddi OK BY
'sDecree Title" Settlers preferred until
September LIST.
We will cash a few Eastern Bills. If
presented 500. Also, No | notes from
6 to IL months. j. & J. DEViN.
april 9th, lS5i.-ti
Demoine courier., 1855-03-01
Estray Horse.
STATE OF IOWA,} s.. ISL

O. Taken up before Charles L. Roberts,
ESQ.,, a Justice Of the Peace in and for said
county, on the 18th day Of November, 1854, by
Thomas Cooper Of Washington Township, in
said county, at his residence therein, estray
property of the following description, to-wii:
A black horse with a star or streak in the fore.
head, both hind feet and left fore foot white
up to the pastern joint-left hind foot crooked
small saddle mark on the left side Of
seventy dollars by John a Morrison and William
Hamilton. JOSEPH HAYNE, C'y c.
November 29th 1854,