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CHOLERA.
A Certain Cure for this Disease may be fo,nd
in the use Of Perry Dapis's Vegetable
PAIN KlllE


GENTLEMEN feel under obligation you for the ben
eht have received from your invaluable Pain Killer.
We have had cholera here the Mississippi thus
early in the few days since, assisted In lay
ing out and buryng of citizens who supposed
10 have died with the disease. The morning,
taken with severe vomiting, accompanied with GOODNESS
OF the extremes. Warm covering and hot applications
failed to restore warmth. My wifes family, who had used
the Pain Killer with during the cholera season in
Buffalo, in 1S49, advised take it, took doses
at intervals of fifteen nnutes ne perspiraton ensued
and the next day, barring little weakness we'll
and have been since. II may have been attack Of
ague but whether ague cholera answered my pur
pose
Since my recovery, find that several of our citizen.
have used the Pain Killer a remedy for cholera, and
pronounced it good therefore take pleasure in recon-
nending 1t to a still more extensive notice
Yours, truly, w. NJ CROZIER,.
Attorney at Law.
Perry Darts & Son, Providence, R. 446-eo
IL The Pain Killer is sold by John T. Mortimer and
Gray Ballantyne, Washington D. c.. Purcell, Ladd d
Co.. Richmond. Va; and by all the principal Druggists
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PALMER1S PATENT LEG.

fTNIIIS American invention stands unrvalled both 10
l. this country and in Europe 1t is by one thor.
sand persons, and with astonishing sucress "a
competition with thirty other substitutes of the he,
French. English and German manufacture il rccevri
the award of the Great Medal Worlds EXhhiii.
in London, the best artificial limb known In s
try IL has been thirty times exhibited IN competition viii
all others, al the Annual Fairs in the principal clues AID
has IN every instance received the award OF e hes0r
first premium And as a browning honor, 10y the
approval Of International council. tho first
Premium y - only Srer lfsdd! given for limbs Wa
awarded to the inventor the New York Cryss Palace
Pamphlets giving full information, sent grals to every
applicant. Ii. FRANK PALMER.
4I2 $40 Chestnut ST., Philadelphia.
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PREMIITM CHOCOLATE.

ESTABLISHED in17 SO-W. BAKER co.'s Amer.
IL can, French, Homeopathic, and Vanilla Prmiun
Chocolate Prepared Cocoa, Broma, Cocoa Paste Cocos
Sticks, Soluble and Homeopathic Cocoa Cocoa Shells
Cracked Cocoa, &C. excellent diet for children,
vads and persons in health They allay rather than
duce the nervous excitement attendant upon the
coffee, and recommended by Doctors Warren.
Jackson, Hayward, Ware, and Adams Of Boston, and BY
eminent ply icians elsewhere.
For sale by all the principal Grocers in the United
States, and by their Agents-D c Murray, New York
Grant & Twells Philadelphia; Thomas " Brundge Bal.
timore; Kenneu Dudley, Cincinnati.
WALTER BAKER 4 CO.,
42o Dorchester, Mass
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of, Freedom have the advantage of candor.
They are what they call themselves. Our des-
pots put on the livery of Heaven to serve the
devil in. The above announcement meets
with great favor, not only at the South, but
from all the pensioned advocates of Slavery In
the country. u.
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TREMOUNT SEMINARY,

IREMUUNI DENIM h1,
NEAR Norristown, Pa, sixteen miles from Philadel
~ phia, the Schuylk river, hundred and lift,
above open for the education of male youth
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large OF water running entirely through he farm
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manufacturing purposes.
The above land will be sold at n great bargain Appt
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JOHN M. CLARKE Il CO.,
Land Warrant Stock, Exchange Brokers, and
Agents for Claims against the Government
Office corner Tenth st. and Penn. avenue, oUer
Washington City SaUings Bank.
TINE very highest New York market price will be paid
/ for Land Warrants for the next three years, When
ever they shall have advanced beyond last quotations
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on receipt of any by mall regardless Of former quota
tons.
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ing a. much if they were personally present
Sight drafts any of the Northern Southern cities
will be RENTED by mall and when preferred the
amount will be placed their credit in of the New
York Banks, which they draw at sight, the day
after RENTING the Warrants Address
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Washington city, ID. Q.
REFER To-
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Office.
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fer the editor of the National Era prepares paneTs
and prosecutes claims for Bounty Land Warrants
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FORT EDWARD COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE.
Rev. JOSEPH E. KING, A. NJ, Principal
Rev. Ii. b. TAYLOR Steward.
TWENTY PROFESSORS AND TEACHERS.
Mammoth Brick Buildings,
WITH MALE AND FEMALE DEPARTMENTS
In the estimation of intelligent visiters,
Unequal'ed by any Seminary Edifce IN the
Country.
SPECIAL FACILITIES in Ancient and Modern Ian.
~ gusges, and in Music.
Fall Term begins Aug. 10; Winter Term, Dee O.
Board furnished rooms prepared fuel washing, tuition
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whole Term OF fourteen weeks, $50.
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last day Of each Term.
Those who desire superior facilities for thorough edu
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IOWA LANDS.
CAPITALISTS and others, wishing make invest
~ mcnts IN IOWA LANDS do so through the ur.
dersigned. Holders of Land Warrants have them
loaned actual settlers, and years time al
FORTY PER CENT. INTEREST," and as the title is in
the person furnishing the Warrants the investment is
perfectly safe Lands selected and all business pertain
ing to Land Agency promptly attended to.
ANDREW J. STEVENS CO. Bankers,
Fort Des Moines, Iowa.
Refer to
f. w. Clark, Dodge & Co., New York.
Bank of Albany, Albany, New York.
J. NJ. Clarke Co, Washington d. c.
Cook Sargent, Davenport Iowa.
Green Thomas, & Co.. Burlington, Iowa.
City Bank OF Racine Wisconsin. 4i7
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THb KANSAS LEGIsLATURE.-Ch Chicago, AUG.
l.-The proceedings of the Kansas Legislature
up to the 25th ult. have been received here, but
they are entirely local, and devoid of general
interet.
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FUGITIVE SLAVE CASE IN Prussia. - De-
cision in .faror Of the right fthe O,oner to re-
tain his Slare.-Extract of letter to the State
Department, from correspondent in Dresden,
In Saxony, dated the 18th of last month:
81 have taken the liberty to acquaint you
with a most singular decision which was given
yesterday, and particularly confirms our fugi-
tive slave law. As the decision emanates from
the highest tribunal of the kingdom of Prussia,
it is certainly an authority which may be sue
cessfully quoted hereafter. 1t appears that a
DR.. Ritter brought with him to Berlin, Prus-
STA, negro slave he had purchased in Brazil.
All the proceedings which are so often and sue
cessfully had in the free States were immedi-
ately instituted by the the European Adolf
tionists, and, although the slave was first de-
clared to be free, or rather the owner prevented
from taking possession of him, it has been de-
cided, after full investigation, that the case has
to be adjudged according to the lee loci, and
the application of the slave has been refused,
and he has been remanded to his owner. AS
far as my information on the subject, after
diligent inquiry goes, this is the first case ever
decided in Prussia; and it is therefore fully
conceded that the owner of slave may bring
him with him to Prussia, and there retain him,
and again extract him as a slave"
Prussia being one of the vilest despotisms in
Europe, and its King pitiable tool of Russia,
we should not be surprised if the above account
Is true. The Pierce Democracy and the Euro
pean despotisms are in full fellowship. There
is no difference between them but in name
and, in that particular, the European enemies
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EXTRAORDINARY LEAP. AS the steamer
Alice c. Price was coming out of Cone river,
on her trip up On Wednesday, horse mackerel
leaped from the water and fell on the hurricane
deck of the steamer, distance of sixteen feet
above the water. The fish was taken and
brought up. This is one of the most extrsor-
dinary leaps that we have heard of.
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The people of Ohio should bear in mind, that
when Gov. Medill was in Congress he voted in
favor of paying certain shareholders the ,nar-
ket value of slaves who enancipated themselves
on board the brig Creole; thus recognising the
nationality of Slavery, and setting most
dangerous and unwofthy precedent. Is such a
man fit to be Governor of Ohio?-Cz Cleveland
Leader.
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CUuCbnCB OF NO. AlhAI4s
Turkish Wars of Former Times.
As illustrated by the Adventures of Captain John
Smith, President of Virginia, and Admiral OF New
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PUBLIC LANDs.-The exposition of public
lands sold within the past fiscal year presents
some surprising results, and yet such as are
characteristic of the working of our Govern
ment. The following recaptulation of the table
embraces the most important items
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FORT EDWARD COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE

Rev. JOSEPH E. KING, A. M, Principal.
Rev. Ii. b. TAYLOR, Steward
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LOUISA (VA.) GoLD.-The american says,
we were shown lump of gold on Wednesday,
worth $3.50, the product of months labor in
the Slate Hill Gold Mines, in the above county.
We are informed by Capt. R. r. Towser, the
superintendent, that sixteen negroes and four
white hands are required to carry on the opera
tions at the mines, involving an expense of about
$500 per month. The amount obtained this
month is not an average one. The county of
Louisa is full of auriferous land. Most of the
gold from that county is shipped to the United
States Mint at Philadelphia.
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Tur CnyrNPoINr HoNIcIpF.-Jscob Knobs. The
II h. arrested scme time since The charge o. b1i
- IN the death OF srothcr boy BY stns him
h .,,a Of wood While being sftscked ard bes'cn
&c - ohers wss brought before Judge Culver on
49, .lrrnoon sad held in 81 so bs TO await the sc'1s
az he Grand jay.
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r-ossrue -i,. Of sc btl~ wNEn-t1n e; 81 - no
hv,red. The grades above arr iaset,- Esra PNs 20,
sersud ls.-setve. We hear Of 10 .alesto-dsy.
tLs-Etsish Lirsse fa' under The ie.ice pr = -
~ cscre he cht -e ths arrivals cont IRE vry n'
p reuns prize sci ihs store pr-r = r-i se- &c b.
Nlee ssan iefts, a p an i-ise drrlani 90 De 'i u rs
ef7t0 tl 40 q iar whole alw bel hiie- r.
trsr rErlI 1900 fhe I'll r7 Be- ii g. e. GO " ni r-
- = -u~ sls % -Cf ~, - s0 c,sl Nl1u-i--l-ci Is
qu 70. with -- Of utr o5G - 30; ier 80 achrd Is
c. s7c. eash noLths Rel uHeh.ng- 3D.
Olive esici Ies te ts,ket. quarts ~ - 50 our mcu.l
Pam 10 uen'Y az 20. tire. duly paid
FRONlsONs-lh,rs but nae DONG in Pork The nir.
1T - hoet ehars q uoe' the inquiry Tor Pi Me- f. C.
80 6.l -it Is or OIL Me.s ~ Is or ncw do - 81 Ar
lrHc end ss Sc 30 ioi Gear Beet j. aruei AID sd
{. ulIo be ? dei be ar i ae a ersiei ale n 30,
III. Il IS "a 80 d for SorIty Prime, -i-G@is BE- fs d.
M,,s.s 10 '9r Ne1s, NJ Mes a7e 20 80 z sP..te
bet hens sre 10 81 reqrssi .a' 4 bbis q : i 'sts
fcsgh sides a'e h, a. &C. ard W--'era bsc5a -
&C. Lsre qgis he g raina j. n''uy ~ Ae ae trad,i
lac u IN g,ci - an tea a. y &c. ir = 1
an lid2c Tor ohio. Chetse Is urohsns.d
RCI-ls st ady The dec ire. win sight in1EJvs
r the inquiry; tie pts az, M sh tas saes ~
lt cfsss li a6lc 10 quality F. the week hs 'i,' a.
skINS-Frees srme- with NOR vitri sale. Of 900
O. AktLscs a. -tcf - n Ittlf A. ic 1870 b Niseul e.
S6EF-S1,es hlve been latse Of a-0 boxes Gaelic pir o,
ICic les g for cash; ch ~ ca Olive 500 ilc
suGARs-lhe msrkst ~ o. a.es Is .s~,i' l.eif r.
IN "a tcHi choice ' lfl a. 'ofllf ftesi me a. l N
wari.. .e , uciete Sd d.. taJa uv.y ad1 a. = De,
rlc b. ihi. le,as private terms csng dlL
gEAs-Ite auc Iva ele to-.ay % eel 90 sh tlt tlls
spirit, The Eeudarce god aud rcsy 10 Oh, "a a. sle
sold f.I prices. chops sod better Others lover
Tie lf,sus ol Teas 3Jh & cen 80 bltcf
~ private sale really dsaie demeud has prvllo p1ces
tu.s hrn Black, hue souea aer. Ihsre sfs nut a
deh-te qualities uow oienus By importers The t''4' ar
generally " srppl ed
IObACCO-Is b m. th sncd demint fJr Spanish tnd
Cier de.cpCu With the eXCep ion or heu-u'ky, licl d
Ccge, rcllGs y bids. Nentucky and haysy
az Gial.ic.; 30 baes nayana 81 6c 6i deaf
81 6idEci g cases Florida and - bags Havana crapscu
lrivafe terms.
NCOL-1here i Iteration In Ngo mlrket the r'-
cets continue he lam tr The deuani sv-ry
iusr the present pres food far - iuu MD 's n 'au.
facuies; a IS t % Douesac Fleece previous qu0-a
tieus. Pulled ftlciy fascn tol, ign 1eJfe ulted
WHISki-1he marke is easier, the dsusnd N le Ates
sale Il 5j bis i5r Ohio aud Prsll Dnigt
LomiuCL
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DIED.

BrSrpior--On Friday May y NJ. ELuAH BEsrpcT. in The
g, N year of bis age.
H u5s members Of tie Brick Church Congregation
respectfully inN o. steua bis funeral this afternoon
oeoc, from No ~ Nsss-gst. lis remains " ~ D. taken
o. OrCerwOod
BsowN-On Saturday Nay ~ WESLEY BRowS, sgei :, years
lhe r,r tkeu 70 the Cemetery Of the E'ersresns
from NostEund-2 y, Brpoklyu-
BVCKKrI-Ou THURSDAY Asy ~ MINNIE dsnshfer Of Lewis
II ard Martha p. Brckbcc, ssed months and n dsys.
CrxRSOn FHdsy, Msy 5, amer short lines, WILLIAM
CURRii tgel > years
Ihs rd sal relatives Of the family respectfully Invited
70 attend his funeral oro~ lSuatayJ IRON ~ 70 "est
leih-sf Il O'Clock Z. NJ.
I,vrRuoTr-On "Wednesday NAY -, =, The Granercy park
House WuLIsa ". LrvEkNCKF. in the t1h q n
me relatives ara friends Of family, also Of his brothers
Charles and EdV ard Lyeunore are respeeiuy zvite1 O.
attend bis fuuers om the rcstence Of Nh Sullivan, No
Iasi 2ah-sf Saturday, a. r NJ p-ee4s y lie isa-s
will be tsten % Greenwood
SuTr-On Friday morning, May = ALFRrD SWIFT, IN o.
Mr Fdward N. swim Of his city, ssed q years
yrirFe-On FRIDAY Msy p OF congestion u he hTSn tiko-
DoRs KEENAN,. only Of TheocoFe IL 'aiiee Aeed
yesr- months and DAYS. svs-..,
Tie rrafivrs and friends the family cifny invited 70
attend bis sunday. Sth inst - 0cieN r. NJ
from the residence q his rsrenfs, No =. Nest VII.
further invitation. His remains VII % taauN - -As-AI
Pleasant. Newsrk, y. J., for iniezment .
WAtTostn Thursday, May ~ SoPHia ELixkskrh "-'o q
ki-hs l. Walton. Jr., ard daughter Of David brlsn
The relsuves aud fiends Of the family respec nsed
Atfend the funeral Saturday afternoon the -h a. =
ccock without further notice, All SAINTS ChTrh, corner
Of Henry and sssnmeESs
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Philadelphia Markets, .Fsrp.r. May o..

Iuroci,n cd FLOUR and MEAL Og the week eldug May
Ia. - his. superne Floor H. do ones 1872 d. n l.
Il re: LILO o. RYE flour; lfGJ d. CORN MsALi y do
oeurec. Total lrHia oucrclfron h,sK = dnl The
CorrCN maktf afivo stree the pt OF he i liza
news. end some or iae have cl ngei hiI q impclse
ras CLOVER SEED /. lrf wanted ar - > b hlsl
tu- there !. Offering ~ -eIC FL1uR-rle mart h
fuer with luther A.. dbU hb- ely good brands
a. al g tb which is now The uuii5n asking lrce. F5r
homo u e. ses rar.e a Z Al N q b. for fll
a 20 sxe aud Etcy brauds RYE FLOUR better, AMI SD
lbls sid 20 - - = Dbl. C0Es MfAL BE- firm with On Their
,slss Ct go th Country Meal az - g obi. WHstr s
moderately active and c 500 bush PeuusygniA sold
81 tCd-26z FOR req and 0s2 for white In quality
CCRS active. snd 81 eco bush southern yellow
sold l. Ghosf RYE AMI stes Of 10 bush are
reported ~ 500 81 s. OARS s1g az Sc Tor ia
wglo AKA Fenny vana ahOs be market for Os1cs
RFs Quiet iut sn 81 th cent srrlgas VI sugar aud
Mo hsvng disposed of az full rtie The PROVISION
tide price tend upward Mess PORK bid 40
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Shoulders and r Sdes quality tut Meats
trr gina ia ritts Lard Bu WHISKY quiet
&C. for lb.s. and sc. for hhds.