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To nc Cihicrs ef the United Suites
most huubly and sincerely thanh you for the
immense patronage which you have bestowed upon my
Pills. take this orr, duuity Of stating thst my An
cc.iors All American Ctrens, and that enter
tam for all that concern, Amorca and the Americans
the mos, lively sympathics much that original
y compounded the ri expressly to suit your e. mate
habits, constitutions, snd manner Of living, intending
TO establish myself among you, which have done
by taking premises In New York.
THOMAS HOLLOWAY,
81 Clrasr Of Ian and .NassaH street, .N,p fork.
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"Strngfellow,' the immortal pro-slayey
apostle, few days before the Kansas cleo
ton, addressed a crowd at st. Josephs, Mo-,
and laid down the following programme Of
operations for the election;
tell you to mark every scoundrcl A.
mong you that is the least tainted with free
soilism or abolltlonism, and externinate him.
Neither give nor take quarter from the d
rascals l propose to mark them IN this
house, and on the present OCCASION, so you
may crush them our. TO those who have
qualms of conscience as 10 violating laws,
State or National, the time has come when
such imposiilons must be disregarded, as
your rights and property are IN danger; and
advise you, one and all, to enter every
election district in Kansas, IN defiance of
Reeder and his vile myrndons, and vote at
the point of the bowie-knife and revolver
Neither give nor take quarter, as our cause
demands it, II is enough that the slayehold-
ing interest wills 1t, from which there is no
appeal. What right has Governor keeder
to rule Missourans in Kansas His pro-
clamation and prescribed oath must be n-
pudated. 1t is your interest 10 do so. Mind
that slavery is established where it is not
prohibited
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lflc0itincs.
J. u. sCHENCK's
PULM0NIC SYR U P,
For the Cure Of Consumption.


The proprietor Of this medicine was himself NAM
year. ago, reduced 80 low ne to be given up by he
physicians and friends IN the last stages u Consunp
lion. When al hopes Of ever getting well had Ned.
he was sifolgls recommended to use sifnr made
from ola TudiHn receipt, which surcecdcd IN ehee'
iuHliy cufng him. The taniiy phYsirians and Large
number Of respectable gentlemen certified 60 the facts
Of the case, aud soon the Pulnonic sUup obtained
reputation never rquahcd IN that section OF the coun-
nv. Creating, this case DID, accusation second to
that only at miracle, DR. Shenok was waited on by
many siinila afflicted, to whom he administered the
syfop with the same benehcial results In fact, such
was the nooraty OF this medicine, that cnine prac
tienr phvsiriuua had their attention dawn toward
tho using reputation Of H. from htving Witnessed ts
curative powers. and ffeeiy este-d'd the hand Of
friendship aud onfaeemen t TO Dr. Shenck and in
troduccd The medicine 10 the pubiici ana used u IN
their duil' pfaciicc.
No Other medicine operates upon the system in the
manner that the pumonic Syrup does. " produces a
healthy action upon the morbid patts, ny purifying
them ZION, diseasr il promotes the esptctofnious at
laws the cough, ipens tho matter w the lungs, "hd
when II H. discharged, u honls tho opening ihat ihe
bteakne 90 tho uhrrclcs nhscess produces ana tbo
lungs become sound una resume the performance o.
their natural nuriions b. also suothc. the itriiatcd
norton Of The lungs ana other organs and thus re-
stores these pats 10 health n superior properly
that the medicine pos.esser over all others - tha' u
contains no OPIUM calousi, OF my other dclcteious
medicine.
In is4i Dr. shcnck removed from Fomiuaton. New
Jersey tu Philadelphia, AND commenced ihc hueice OF
his profession, where he soon acquired n ieput1u"n
etcelled ht nuut curing disease that h1d hereto
fore been deemed incurahlc, nod he hns si1co thea
day presented TO the world iacuntestaole evidence OF
his success.
appears 10 hive boon an hereditary diseh.e with hts
fathers family Al his brothers and sisiers except
one dcd eury If this disease none o. them Out the
one brother, ching Tho Agc ot twenty.
Thu, iot nearly the last Of his lany, he naturally
fell some nlufni MS one after anothar was consigned
TO the silent tomb by this f. u destroyed
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The .Ntlr York Hcraid whose pro slavery
prociyities are never concealed, contends
that the balance Of power IN the general
Government between the Moth and South
must be maintained in order to prevent dis
solution of the Union. This balance. 1t as
serts. must be maintained in the Senate by
admitting slave State whenever a tree
State IS brought into the Union. The North
has now the preponderance by the admls-
sion Of California. and hence the next State
admitted, according to this assumption, ought
to be a slave State. This doctrine Of the
balance Of power in the Senate is no new
theory. II was taclty acted upon for many
years, down to the tune of the admission Of
California, and was favoriie theory with
Calhoun, who found in the admission OF Ca
iiiornia without counter balancing slave
State, a good cause for a dissolution OF The
Union. But It there was no other argument
against this exploded theory, the fact that
all the territory which is likely to be cursed
with slavery unless II may be Kansas has
been organized into States and free territo-
ries are constantly demanding admission Ia
10 the Union, Is Of itself an insurmountoble
objection. 1t is IDLE to suppose that MIN
nesota, Kansas, Nebraska, Oregon, Wash
ington, and other terrItorities which may
hereafter be organized upon free soil. mus,
remain in a STATE Of vassalage because there
are no slave territories to come IL with them
to maintain this phantom Of balance of
power. A besides, 80 long as the North
sends TO the Senate such men Douglass,
Cass, Dodge, and other willing instruments
of the slave power, the South need not fear
that 1t will be out voted Boston Journal
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Thirty Years Experience OF
un Old Nurse.

MRS. WINsLOw 10 Tue LADIES.
Mrs. WiNslow aud old un experienced nurfe end
Female phNsician, would cali tie attention Of the
Ladies to her Seoihiug Syup tot Childen leeihing.
II will immediately rcicvo then tnm pain, aiiit all
.pasmodic action soften the gums, reduce uhanalion
and is sure 60 regulate the bowels. Depend upon ~
mothers u viii eso rest 10 yourselves aud ithei ana
health to yuuf children,
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GRATIS
JUST PUBLISHED:
A New Discovery in Medicine.

,=..A view WORDS on THE RATION
EHgffA ALTREArM ENr, without Medicine,
E,.-1s 81 Of Spcmaiutrhca, 81 local Wcakness,
y-AGasAzzS Nervous Dcbiity, low spiiIts, Lassi.
tnd. Woiknes. OF the Lm1s aud Back, indspos ition
and incHplcity r-tud, aud tabor, Dizziness of Appre
nensilii, Lo.s OF Menuty aversion to Society iove
oi SoinnIe. Timidity scir pisiru.t, Dizziness, Head
Ache Involuntary nisrhHrges, Pains 10 the Side, AZ
frcion oihc Ewes, pimples on the Face, sexual ADD
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These expenses are. every dollar Of them,
paid oui of the purse of Uncle Sam The
Treasury Of the United States discusses the
money, TO have the laws enforced Che Ne
braska bill among the rest and " order
in Kansas. As the Ertnng
Journal remarks, the above mentioned func-
tionarles are abundanily numerous and com
potent TO do the work assigned them. Be-
sides, they are all on the spot, and are recei-
wing the money daily and monthly. Yet
what single item OF the service has been
rendered in return for these liberal thou
sands Then all these officers are under
the command of certain other tunctionarles
located in the city of Washington, who are
paid $50 1000 per dnnUm more out of the well
filled purse of Uncle Sam" IL the Kan
sas officials are idle because they are so
commanded by the Washington functional
res, then. as the H. J. says, we are paying
over 100000 year for the promotion Of
ro and bloodshed and the eXiensl9n Of
.ia...v unrr- g. ssD~~vnsr SoNEREtGN-
~ ~ indsor Journal.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-06-15
I.lZARETn A.NEWLANn-
LTTI NWTTTT 4. NV IND.
No 10 West At. Utica, n v
The above statement I know 20 he trun.
T. r. NElNIAND MD Itire Y Y
X. X. r. No. /.


Important Proclamation!
AGREAT MYSTERY EXPLAINED.
IA the year Of our Lord 1871 10 our capacities Of
annayiieI chemists, disc oyefed that by uniting
certain vegetable agents which bad never before been
used IN medicine, We ohtained properties possessing
such marvellous quick power oNer pain, that iha
moment " was applied 10 the plsts affected with pain
oil unaasincss coased The most toftuting pains were
relieved IN instant, and the violent spasms and
Tfiiaiions soothe, Hat the system restored TO
perfect enso in inw minutes.
Ia 1919 we Introduced this remedy TO the world un
der the name of
Railways Rcaiy Relief
II has been used Ly hundreds of Thousands through
the United states giving insnnt 10 all tfVub
led with imin or sickness.
One application externally, or iew drops taken ia
tetnAliy, viii Instantly free tho sufferer tom the most
violent and terrible pains, and restore the weak fee
bio unA ptosttsiud frame TO strength and vigor
No person hts ever used Railways Ready Relief
without deriving come sPeeia benehtin Ices than ~
lei those Who 80 sa~ .unsfius sny ssseie ..,u,
gisoHa uiai, for 30 hheen miau,es thuy vii enjoy
case and comfort.
Rad~ay Ready Relief ~ss the fret and is tho oaly
en edy ewes discovered that will stop the
,as pans 10 few socoads, and iree he system from
Rheumatic Neuraigic, Nervous, and Miasnaue dis
oidcts ia fsw hours. IL will cure and protect the
system against sudden attacks OF
Cholera, Pneumonia,
Diarrhoea. Dyseniery, Cholera .no'bus
Bilious Choiic, hfunsd, Ferey s. .3gue.
Bear 10 mind, At is a powerful dslnieoianl, anuacid
0
ter ifutant.
The n. X. REMEDIES are medical discoveries Of.
! the crescent century Ihes are prepared on an on
tire new aud original theory, o step pain INSTANTLY
aud pfotaet the human system against sickness any
sudiro attacks. The doses required 10 he taken
small f. y dIops OF Ready Relief exercise a pow
utlul influence 0vof diseased ac'ioR.
/ IT HAS CURED
Rheumatism 10 luuf houss,
Neuralgia Ia one hour.
Group inieu minutos.
] Daihoea "a hteon lniautos.
| Tooih-achc one secnnd,
spasm In i've Winutos.
| Sick Headache IN hneen inmates.
I Chill Fever - hteeu nlnutes.
Chblains ia i've minutes.
] sore Throat IN four minutes.
InnuenHa in one hour.
| SPINAL COMPLAINTS, Siif Joints, Cuts, Bfuis-
90, Mounts Frost Bues Cholera Mofbus, d. seniely,
Tic Doloreaux and ~ Other Complaints where the re-
/ are sese o palms. RAILWAY : READY RELIEF will
instantly stop the pain aud quickly tho disease.
/ Fore sale by COLLINS a PIERCE, Montpelier, VI
aud by Druggists generally. l3eo3,ly
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uuM0R EDy

in the wori ami tke pleasure IN ASSUMING the pub
lin that OF $1,000 cases in New England, and ? 900
within tho precincts OF Boston only ON iu.tance
has been unsuccessfl IN periecting cure, aud IN
this cise the child crnsed taxing the Punacea on ac-
count of the itching the hunor 1t diiyon out
from her system. We have no room Tor Testimonials,
but persons be convinced OF its superior merits nave
only
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FEMALE
COMPLAINTS.

Ofthesa are PRO-
LAPsuS UrERt,
or Falling Of rho
Womb, FLuuR
Al.RUS, Or white.
g nK q NC IN
FLAM ALTON aud
ULC Err ALTON o.
THE WOMB ~
CIDENTAL nfit-
MOHRHAGE, OR
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W. F'THf 11T'7 '7T''7T 7T0f I07Ifs
To 7. ofessor Holloway, Is. Corner Of Ann and Nussu
Streets, New York
Sir,--ltis with the most heartfelt pleasure have
20 inform YOU hat have hoon restored 90 health aud
strength hs taking your PILL. For the lest ten yeas
! suffered from detnngmoui OF ihc Liver nnd Stom-
ach, aud reduced To such enenii'y that gave
up my ship, never eNrccti 60 20 Sea more,
had tried every Remedy that WIS recommended TO
me- but all 10 no purpose aud had gwen myself up 10
despafe, when was ut last iccrommf ndod to take
YOUR P1s. Amer usug them fot three months, the
suit H. that m better health than have been
far tirvcu years past aud indeed rs well ever
in my life, You are quite at liberty TO maxi this
known ior the for the benefit OF others.
remain, Sir. souis respectfully,
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Il. q. MERsuON, ND, HART WILSON
At mi, limo thtfn y. not "a town OF Hiluge in the
UuuoJ Satas Doc ia which be found more CO los
wonderful cures bs Che use oi ScheueA's fumonie ~
ur.
Dr. seheuck stao Inventor Of the eelehraici Respi
romster ior ,Kaminag aud detecting Oh disesscs OF
the Lmne.. m.-LL. A..
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Voluntary Testimony.

nrsnNrs 90 rurukR.
PETER J. CLARK.
WIN. u SLOAN,
e. BARTLES.
NATH'L SANTON
GEORGE a ALLEN.
JAS. N.READiNG.
ALEX. MuKIs.
FHfsfCftNs
J.F. SiiENrk. N. D.,
GEO. + REX. 81. d..
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PURIFICATloN OF THE BLOOD,
LIVER AND nhioIs COMPLAINTS.

LIVER AND BIilOLs COMPLAINTS.
The Citizens OF the Uaon suffer much from DIS
orders OF tho Liver and Stomach, scacely any fee
from IA" nneuce OF these drsrucuve mandies, hence
life wears tas Tho sir sex, perhaps tho most hand
some 20 tho Grid, up TO cottuiR period when dts
itessng 90 ty muny loose :hei teeth and good look,
while yet in tho heyday Of iic such sad evils may he
enectuhy temedtod by continually keeping the blood
pure, aud the Liver and Stomach in healthy action,
when itc will 1tw smoothly, and resemble plants In
conrrniul cline, where an eternal s7ting appears 10
reign. A. wsards the prcsorvation OF the human
frame aud the duration at ie much be effected,
aud suy traiessly that he hlih and life be poupl
luyar tlHpegis bcyoud their ordinary limits e liol
70 the rules laid down Tor health continued In the drec
ions which accompany each boz,
A CASE or WEAKNESS AND DEBILITY, OF
10 EARS STANDING, CURED by USING
nOLLOWANis PILLS.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-06-24

C. An Office holding chap being
asked how he cont,ivcd to hold his
place under Observation-Disclosures,
replied, that administration must be
smart, which could change oftner than
he could"
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-06-24

Us The Rev. J. R. Graves. the
editor Of the Tennessee Baptist, "has
been mulcted in the sum Of $1,000
for libel against Mr.. b, G, Jones. The
dsciion has been affirmed BY the su.
,>..,n !. nos,rR sIo tHHlHaGN a1Eiv3s a
s saE aas!yT
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-06-24

Major kirchhaum, of Philadelphia
has been in active service as conduc-
tor on the Germantown railroad since
1889, during which time he has trave.
ed on an avrage about 73 miles per
diem. This would make the entire
distance passed in the 16 years, over
426,O 900 miles, or equal to about seven.
teen times around the globe.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-06-24

CoLLoREo "WoMEN's" Rrcnrs.-
Zelpha Shum, ''lady of color, has
been preaching in various Primitive
Methodist Chapels in England and
discourses are said to be much ad-
mired.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-06-24

Its deliberations in peace and harmony
on Monday evening, after presenting
the following ticket to the purity for
ITS sufItNages.
10, Governor h G. Wieklif1p,
" Lieut.. Gutethof, G. II Mtttoh,
6 Secretary State, IA e. Heron.
- Treasurer, : g. 81 Gteneaux.
t Anditor, ~ s 4. Marks,
F" Sup Pub. Schools Samuel Bard,
I" Attorney General II W. Noise
The Hon. X. 9 Wicklilfe Is well
known as Senator from East i Feliciana.
Over the Senate. he presided last ses-
sion, filling the place sfthe late Lieut..
Governor. G. Il. Motror, is We be.
lieve a son Of the former Governor.
Heron, tJreneaux u Marks. are known
asthe present intumbents Of the offices
FOR which they are again named 49,
The Kew. Dr. Bard, Is known in this
community as a successful temperance
lecturer, d minister Of the Methodist
persuasion, and row the editor Of a
newspaper il North Louisiana. -
j does not surprise us a little to see
the name Of T.uGl DAVIDSON, run
over the head of The Hon JOHN Pm
kiNs +. a gentleman, than whom, none
other has done more to the honor Of
this District, as a Representative ii
Congress. Mr., Davidson iseen kt own.
In making t,se of the word III this con
nection, we mean il to be taken in a
pickwickian Sam Weller sense. Our
neighbor, the Gazette, in announcing
the fact, Of the Hon. Mr., Davidson 3
nomination fur Congress, dashes it off
with the following very significant
paragraph, "Aa We 20 to press, the
successful candidate is hamngairg a
crowd Of admiring listeners in The
Harney House Bar Room As before
said Mr.. Davidson Is we'll known. and
will OF course run well for the office.
.5 s--3 ------e = 4---4--4 4.. W s54 4
JupGE Il. T. MERRlck.--This able
iurist aud popular citizen Of East Fe
liciana Is announced IL our paper to-
dav, AZ a candidate for Chief Justice
# the Supreme Court; The election is
ordered BY proclamation Of she Go.
verncr for the 25th inst, leaving but a
Il tew days for the people to enquire in
to the merits and capabilities Of the
several candidates nov spoken Of, and
prominently before the people, The
office Of Governor IA of minor impor-
tance to this Of Chief Justice, and
therefore should the autecedents of
each candidate, be closely enquired in.
to. The names for the people to Sc
lect from, are those Of citizens promi-
nent for their virtue and intelligence
and the the trouble will be to mark a
shade Of difference in favor Of one, in
order that the election may be valid
s.onc; for the successful candidate must
receive majority Of all the votes
east. III hasiHa Z it5if f5' aitsi A4fsri
Hd The name ofoar respected fellow
citizen, JAMES NJ. ELAN, stands at
the head Of the list here, from the fact
that he is well known to our people,
Joas K. ELces of Rapides, EpwAnp
II. MRRRick Of East Feliciana.. J. N.
LEA Of New Orleans, THos. II. LEWIS
of Opeloasas, and Taoss j. CoolEv Of
Point Coupee. From what We can
learn Of the character aud personal ca.
pabiliGes Of each Of these gentlemen,
the people cannot 60 wrong in making
their choice. H HGa aa'aST
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