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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-24

= H<s nNAS ASnOAoAH EN-
To I LEAs sc SEQ BROADWAY. PROPERTY WELL
shmen or other business purposss Poeseaisn
s 10 s'i sssD 'sf aSG' Apply to WAL
THO LEASE, FOR SEVEN YEARS. FOR CLUB. RES
hotel or business puIposes-A spsclou: house.
-'''' - '''' : JOHN i s. EEiSo. g. william s-sst
no RENT FOR ONE yEAR-A LARGE HOUSE, WITH
nue. Is b. IS Jour soriss Sross sens urnars
Sn n ample for large .piiy cost $1,000 nx,sea-
cali on r. XfSS, s s wsi street mo A"'"' ''' PARTICULAR
ITO FARMERS AND MARKET GARDENERs.-To LET,
and s aSsaE y acre. 81 hand VII. s Ssn
s SIsxab 2ps ext e VII :s. !: The 0ms Of rLArf
TO BAKERs.-A. NEW BUILDING ON ONE OF TIE
possession The house has excellent dwsns accom- @ods
S wn s city o es: snH mo PpU
BLEEcKER Co.. No I Broad street. Np''
TEA STORE OR DRY GooDs.,-AN ELEGANT STORE.
@
aSrs a. asa sn energetic man In
near q. Of TIC Ds O1
he eong usde has been occupied for that business for the
moder style; second floor fitted showroom custom
WANTED-A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE. WITHOUT
and s
a1 PARK 1 soas S.oolyn 000'' ''s corner
INSTRUCTION.
1919 OLIVER B. GoLDsMITTs WRITING AND
pup ssSs nd 's
~,s :. From a. New York Courier and Enquirer .
M Ss
well claim to be considered At its head.
'ss Silence ps s Of America
e II S ssp.r e. a and s am
strueor His pupils rank among the finest psnmsn IN this
From the Sunday Mercury.
We say attend Godsmihs schoo preference to all others
1919 BOOKKEEPING. WRITING, ARITHMETIC
men are incompetent 70 transact business for nemseiyes
ns snS @ s. s Grand
classe In separate g. fun course. including stationery
Can attend any hour, day or evening.
e.
accomplished practical bcokkeeper offers unusual avan
this day. may rely on being qusiasd BE-
tore the first Of May ali situation heAd bookkeepe
900 BROADWAY BooKKEEpINe.. ARITHMETIC,
sseparsiey csrstuly ~
and evening Terms reasonable np'' : '1 Upon Wy
I'll ONLY FOR PENMANsHIP s. FOR BooKKEEp.
s-des Sassss oSocf meet IN The
Broadway beween Ninth and Tenth streets Lessons In elo
sns nnsa and p 81 sSs
A FRENCH GENTLEMAN WISHES TO FORM OIL ASS,
from four to five scholars 70 nsteue them in the French
Broosyn or address g. De box 81 Herald oos -' ''''
ERKscH LANGUAGE PROF. D. LAaRoIx ~
Broadway continues 70 receive now pupils for thorough
dstructon IN the French language importing the by
easy and efficient method practical kno xedss Of By
iesy seqursd Terms rsaspnase = . %
r AIDES AND GENrLEMEN's CHEAP AND vALUA.
~ BILE writing cassss open day and evening at 3 Broad
by H. G. ROWE teacher Of penmanshp bookkeeping,
and arithmetic Schools and private fan les attended
usual sge or deficiency no im2edment Wedding, visiting
cards, and ornamental writing executed To order.
THE MISSES ANrIsE! IS SELECT BOARDING AND
day school, Port Richmond, Staten Island-Parens and
guardians Obtain for their children the seminary
good educator n, combined with the comforts OF q home.
Terms moderate.
WRTING-PI.AM AND ORNAMENTAL. Is TAUGHT
W. upon sound asd ndspu,abe principles, % the ennrs
exclusion q the modern sx and ton leaeon chAratanrv BY
FOSTER DIXON 81; broadway. Lessons day and evening"
usual Prospectus ON application.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-24
KEROSENE, OR COAL OIL.
NOT EXPLOSIVE.
SECURED BY PATENTS.

Retail price, one dollar per gallon.
The various patente a1ps be found Ia the store o. The
Undersigned recommended the hest adapted pc
culsr qualities Of the oieach lamp giving light equal
sixoo. gas burners
Cmpbene lamps be used for burning this OIL p
q the Kerosene chimney.
lss oil len ps can be used By cutting on ts bottom
wick holder, TO bring the surface of the wick
With the in ube that surrounds the wick.
The uSr 81 discount 10 Wholesale dealers.
AUSTEES Agents OF the Keroenne OIL % npany
No. 81 Beaver st., n York,
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For Melgtt or pAssa4e apply 70
LkW'D X. OOlLINs, Sc Wall street N. Y.
BROWN, SHIPLEY 90, Liverpool
SfEPREN KENNARD 4 Co. n Austin Friars London
b. g. WAINWRIGHT CO, Paris
The Of these ships will accountable gold
silver bullion, specie jewelry precious
less bills Of adrg signed therefor and the value thereof
therein expressed.
Shippers please ake notice that the ships Of this liue
carry any goods oontrAbaHd Of war.
Alfeers pass through the Post once; any other viii
be returned
NorCE.-The day of departure Of ha line from New York
for 1856 will Saturday commencing Jan and every alter
nate Saturday. and from Liverpool Wed0esday commencing
jan q. and alternate Wednesday.
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NOR NORFOLK AND PETERsBURG.-THE UNITED
States mail steau1shfp IA MESTOWN. Captain Lewis

VNUK AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
n States mail steamship JAMESTOWN, Captain Lewis
Parrish will leave for the above places on "Wednesday. l
arrive at Norfolk the next sernoon and at Petersburg the
follow ing morning Passengers for the South will pro,esd d.
recly the great Southern mail Charleston, Augusta
savannah, &c Those Tor Richmond will arrive at sr
naon early Friday morning. Travellers will fud his the
cheapett peassntest ard expeditions route Passage
Ard with staeroom. 10 Nook ~; 20 Pse-s5urg
hchmird, $40. Apply TO LUDLAM PLEASANrS, 81
Broadway
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TINTED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.-FOR
~ Havana and New Orleans on Wednesday. April Ct
and Mvorte steamshp EMPIRE CITY, Captain ny. Winde
viii sail above Passage can BIO secured at the companys
Office Freight New Orleans 30 cents cubic foot ship
pes win Re supplied with blank bus ct isding Of The form
signed AID bill Of lading will be signed afer the
hour sailing For freight apply at the ONCE OF
'"o ''"p.'' :" "''' '''' N. O. RoBRRTs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-24

mO LET-A FURNISHED HOUSE, IN LONDON TER
race Twenty third street. viii sail The furniture,
lease The house for i've years Address b. II. T., Herald Of
dee, win d reference
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U,oR HAVANA AND NEW ORLEANS. THE UNITED
states mail steamer CAHAWBA, Captain j. D. Bullock,
s commence receiving freight on Friday March y and sail
cisey from pier q North river foot Of Robinson street
No bills Of ading signed after the steamer sails.
LIVINGSTON, CROCfiER0N h CO., IL Park place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-24

ITO LRr-ON sEvRN1Y-fHIRD STREET, BRTwEEs
the Third and Fourth Of the of two stor
Placement and attic brick houses with the adjoining lot
ground fhe house contains marble manot range, CRATES
Croton wstsT. dc Apply TO JOHN CALLAHAN, corner Q
Seventy second sreetand third Avenus Of O. W. BARKAR
ina
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-24

THO Lkr-AT HOBOKRN, SEVERAL BRICK Dwell
ling houses the viainy OF the ferries at rents vary
ing from $500 to 500. Inquire Ct The land onlce, opposite
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-24

CUTTON CO.'S DISPATCH LINE, FOR SAN FRAN
- Sailing regularly and positively before tn
new clipper ship NARY 1. SUTTON, Rowland Master
Giving her 60 10 Hast river and Will positively
sail y above This superior clipper ship built foe the Cahr-
MIA Trade with requisite OF speed buoyancy aud tho
rough ventilation presents unequaled Inducements 70 ship
per The ships this line tske freight after their adve
Used day. preventing all delay shippers DESTROYS Of landing
cargo San Francisco at the earliest possible day
SUTTON 4 Co So South street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-24

rrsO LB7-FROM THE 1sr OF MAY NEXT, A NEAL
cottage house and summer residenso containing rooms
and with 10 ground situated at Kings fridge
and fronting the river For terms and further
apply the hours Of IL A. II. and r. N, 70 n. D.
03EN ZIG " nham street.
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HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., WANTED.


uOUsE wAHTEp-THR WHOLE OR LOWER PART
IL OF neat story house, in the seventh ward, New
York. In Brooklyn, within five minutes walk OF Caharint
ferry in pleasant neshbohood for which fa- rept will be
paid By responsible tenant Address, ing particulars
&C., VIM II. Wilson, x2s South street. box 1880 New
York Post office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-24

Nor NEW GRANADA AND SAN JUAN DE NICARA,
gua-The New Granada Canal and Steamer Navigation
Company win despatch the splendid steamer OSPREY, Lieut.
gers and rssht At Puena Arenas Day Of sailing April At
ply 70 L. p DUNTON. 81 Broadway. q. 8. Palmer, 40
Snuth str
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-24
THE BALL SEASON.

rrHE NATIONAL Guard BAND RESPECTFULLY AN
that their first annual ball will take place at tins
City Assembly Rooms Tuesday evening, March g. 1855
The orchestra viii consist of fifty performers Tickets ~
each. ao hitting q gentiemsn and ladies'.
jos. NoLL Conductor. 1875 Sullivan street.
FREp'K RrErzEL Leader, ia Laureus street.
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6O POUNDS BAGGAGE FREE-I0 CENTS PER POUND
OU eXcess-Four hours frem ocean, by PanAma
Railroad THROUGH for California Via Panama Railroad The
Uned States Mall Steamship Company will dispatch As
pinwah Saturday, April at O'Clock r. H., precisely,
from pier foot Of Warren street North river the we'll known
PASSENGERS and malls WI be foswasded by PsnaA Rail
Company's magnificent steamship John Stephens r. II.
Pierson, Commander which viii be in readiness and leave
immediately for San Francisco The public informed hat
the Pacific Mail steamshp Company always have more
extra steamers ling Panama ready for sea, 70 AVOID
possible detention OF passengers mails For pasnAg0
ply W. RAYMOND, the only office Of compam6s
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suited for manufactory, furniture store. printing egAb
hment or other busness Possession Immediately
street from 70 p. M.
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o LET-THE FOUR STORES WITH EASEMENTS
and four show each. ~ 70 ~ Canal street.
yoadway will be altered to suit apphcsas ewse three
Lspenard street and Bro sdway, for business
eoses Bent from 500 70 $500. Apply at IA CHAMBERS
sirHef
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-24

pAET OF A HOUSE wANrED-FIvE ROOMS AND
i basement, with gas and water for q geueel family
either the Seventh ward above Ad
dress A. ii. c., Herald Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-24

J,OaLEr-PART OF MODERN HOUSE as WEST THIRTY
street. between Eighth and Ninth avenues oppo-
the church, location beautiful back paror, front
back kitchen. with mott three rooms third floor,
Rent, with Of gas $780, Possessesslon mmedi-
s,ey LIST April. Owner's family occupy remainder
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1856-08-20
IN ADVANCE
N u M B ER 81.
A BEAUTIFUL THOUGHT.

1t was night. Jerusalem slept rs qui-
city amid her hRls as child upon the
breast of its mother. The noiscless senti-
mel stood like a stature at his post, and
the philosophers lamp burnt dimly in the
recess OF his chamber.
But dark night was now abroad an>
on the earth. A moral darkness invok-
ed the nations in its benigh,ed shadows.
Reason shed faint glimmering over tie
minds Of men, like the cold, inefficient
shining Of distant star. The immortal.
ty Of mans spiritual nature was unknown,
his relation 10 heaven undiscovered, and
his future destiny obscured in n cloud of
mystery.
1t was at this period two forms of e,he-
rial mould hovcrcd over the laid Of Gods
people. They seemed like sister angels
sent 10 earth OH some embassy Of love-
The one was Of majestic stature, and in
the wellformed limbs which her snowy
drapery hardly concealed, in her erect
bearing and steady eye, exhibited the high
est degree of strength and confidence
Her right arm was extended in an impress
sive gesture upward, where night appear
ed 70 have placed her darkest pavilion.
while on her left reposcd her delicate com
panion, in form and countenance the con-
trast Of the other, for she was dropping
like flower when moistened by refreshing
dews, and her bright but troubled eve
scanned the air with ardent but varying
glances.
Suddenly light like the sun flashed
out from the heavens, and Faith and Hope
hailed with exulting songs The ascending
Star Of Bethlehem.
Years rolled away, and stranger was
seen in Jerusalem. lie was meek, un
assuming man, whose happiness seemed
TO consist in acts Of Lenevo!ence to the
human race. There were deep traces of
sorrow on his counteaance, though no one
knea Why lie gricvel, for he lived in the
practice of every virtue, and was loved by
all the good and wise. BY and by it was
rHmored that the stranger worked mira
cles. that the blind saw, the dumb spoke,
and the dead leapcd to life at his touch.
That when lie commanded, the ocean
moderated its chatting ude, and the very
thundcrs articpla,ed lie is the Son ofGod
! Envy asSailed him with the charge Of scr.
Gerry, and the voice of impious judges con
demned him to death. Slowly, and thick.
ly guarded, he ascended the bill Of Calva-
~. a heavy cross bent him to the earth
But faith leaned upon his arm, and Hope
dipping her pinions in his blood, mounted
TO the skies.-Mc,ton Commonwealth.
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The late DIR. Wilson, senior fellow of
Trinity College, Dublin, though very
grave man himself, WAS very fond Of quiz
zing and Of puzzling the country people
who came to inquire after their friends
and relations in the college. One day,
seeing a man standing IN the coart with o
letter IN his hand, gaping and staring
about, and not knowing where TO go, he
walked graveIy up TO him and inquired
what he wanted. The man answered:
"Sir, can you tell me where may fiDl
Mr.. Dalahunts |"
"Yes," said the Docior, "do you soc
that building before you?'
"Yes."
"Then cruelty this quadrangle, and
take the diameter of the plot beyond il :
enter the opening before YOU, ascend the
ligneous grades, then turn to your left
and you will find him either peripatoun.
ing in his cubicile, doYmi'sting in his lee
tuary,. or pereseoponting through his fen.
estra."
The poor man, who understood nothing
OF this, and remembered not one word bat
the last, said, =" And pray sir what IS the
fenestra y
10 which the Doctor replied, II is an
orifce in an editice TO admit luminous
particles"
"Oh, thank you," said the poor fellow,
and he walked of more perplexcd than
before,
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1856-08-20
WOMAN AND MARRIAGE.

| have speculated great deal upon
matrlmony. L have seen young and
beautiful woman, the pride of gay circles,
married as the world says-well. Some
have moved into costly houses and their
friends have all come and looked at their
furniture and their splendid arrangements
for happiness, and they have gone away
and committed them 10 their sunny hopes
cheerfuly and without fear. 1t is natu-
raj to be sanguine for the young; at such
times ] am carried away by similar feel
Ings. love 10 get unobseryed into
corner, an watch the bride in her white
attire; and with her smiling face and her
soft eyes making me in their bride of life
weave waking dream of future happiness
and persuade myself that it will be true.
| think how they will sit upon the luxur;-
Gus sofa as the twilight falls, and build
gay hopes, and murmur in low tones the
not forbidden tenderness and how thrill
ingly the allowed kiss, and the beautiful
endeannents of welded life, will make
ersn their parting joyous, and how glad
ly come back from the crowd and The
empty mirth of the gay, to each others
I"'Ss No'Pahy' piCtuTe 10 nlyselI tnat
young creature who tlushes even now at
his hesitating carcss, listening ca gerly for
his footsteps as the night steals on, and
wiehiEg thai he would come: and when
he enters at last, and With an affection as
and sing as his pulse, folds her to his be.
som, can feel the tile that goes flowing
through the heart and gaze with him Oh
the graceful form as she moves about for
the kind offices Of affection, soothing al
his unquiet cares, and making him forget
even himself in her young and unshadow-
ed beauty. GO forward for Years and
see her lnEusiant hair put soberly away
from her brow, aad her girlish graces re.
signed into dignity, and loveliness chas.
tened with the gentle meekaess Of mater
nal affection. Her husband looks on her
/ with proad eye, and shows her the same
fervent love and delicate attentions, which
first won her; and her fair children are
grown about them, and they go on full OF
honor and untroubled years, and are re-
membered when they die Washington
IrSieg.
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We are informed that Mr.. John Griber
residing in the western section of this
county, killed, on Thursfay last, near his
'es'dence, seventeen rattle snakes. They
were all found together in tbs sssiiies Of
an old stump. The greater portion Of
them were very large, and one Of them
had sixteen rattles. Those snakes are
said to be unususlly 2lentiful this wear
and more vicious il,an common, fxw-
brriGhd Tsieo,vpI. A..
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- IL has pleased Godto establish the
Constitution Of all things, that perplexing diff
e1lqec and plausible objections may be adduced
against The most established truths; such, for
instance, as the being of a God, aud many other
both physical and moral In all cases, therefore,
it becomes us, not on partial view TO reject ,ny
proposition, because il IL attended with diAic,i.
ties; but TO compare the difficulties which itin-
wolves with those that attend tho alternative
proposition which must be embraced on its re-.
lection. We should put to the proof the alter.
native proposition IN is turn, aud see whether
IL be not stu less tenable than that which VIC arc
summoned 10 ahandon.--w wILBEEI oacE.
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Gastuhlmlll III guut.
From the Home Journal.
MUSIC.
lcrY GEoRdE p. NORRIS.

The wind-harp has music il moaas TO ihc tree,
And 50 has the sl,c'l that complains 20 the sea,
The lark that sings mcrily over the lea, -.
The reed of the rude shepherd boy!
We revel in music when day has begun,
Whnir rock k-:ountains gush into glec a. they run,
And tho morn sing their hymns to the
sta lsun, 81. Irt,-sl.r. .t.. -.. ..-... ...
g Who Blish,cns the hill.tops witls JOY
The spirit OF melody floats in the air,
Her instruments tuning to harmony there,
.Ourscmscs bcgniling from sorrow aud care,
IL blessings scnt down from above
but na;nrc has music far more to my cho;ce--..
And all in her exquisite changes rejoice
No tones drill my hcat lisse the dear human
sE'1 voices f.-a 7 -rs- s- rg..
.'s" When brca:!Icd by the being l lovel
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jAiHrIlalIlll.

. tSclec;cd iorthc Lmcastc,. Ledger.
AN ADDRESS,
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EUr" Ia sis2 AsrcsS-itS tCeuiing Sheets s.,yycv.
ESis with sEEr wonders OF each p;,ss;.sg day
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1856-10-08
Legal Notice,

Elizabeth Rowles, NICHOLAS RowLbs, the
Nicholas. Row,es. ing in parts unknown to
the plaintiff, win take notice that Elizabeth
Rowlcs, of the County of Monroe, in the State
of Ohio, did on the 9Th day of Augusta. d.
1856, file her petition in the Court of Common
Pleas within and for the county of. Monroe, in
said State Of Ohio, against the said Nicholas
Rowies, defendant, setting forth that the said
Nicholas Eowiss gave a Mortgage to the said
plaintif on the south west quarter of the north
east quarter of section Ne. %, Of township
No. 2, of range No. 5; containing 80 acres and
|5S hundredths OF an acre, in the District OF
lands sniiect to sale at Marietta, Ohio. Also,
a lot Of l&nl being the south west aaarter OF
tbs soIth west quarter of section No. %, OF
township 2, OF range 5, containing 50 acres
and 81 hun,ircdths of an acre. And also, an
other lot Of land, being a part of the north
ives. quarter os the south east quarter OF sec
tioil ..s of township ., Of range 5, 1t being on
the west si,e Of said lot, the east line running
with the middle of the bg-lick run, containing
ten acres, more or less. Said lands, first and
third naned tracts being in said county OF
Monroe, AMI said second named tract in the
county of Washington, Ohio, to secure the
payment of seven hpndrct xld fifty dollars,
according to certain, note referred to in sal !
Mortgage, and praying that said defendant may
pay said sum of $3.50 with interest thereon
from the 22d day of December 1s45, or that
said premises may be sold to pay the same;
and the said Nicholas Rowles is notified that
he is required to appear and answer said peti.
titiop, on OF before the third Saturday after the
18th day of September, 1855.
JOHN sINCL AIR.
/ Aug. 13, ls5s-6v. Atty for Plaintifr.
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Legal Notice.

leg8l NOSiC6.
ID ICHARD GRAY, whose place OF residence
IL is without the State of Ohio, will take no
tics, that on the 25th day Of August, 1856, at
the instance of Hugh b. Hill, summons and
order of attachment was issued against him
by Joel F. Raniolph, Esq, Justice of the
Peace within and for the county Of Monroe,
and State of Ohio, demanding SI9,623. That
said summons was returned endorsed defep-
dant not found, and said order of attachment
endorsed no goods, &C., found whereon to levy,
said attachment with suggestion to said JUS
tiee that said Richard Gray had an interest in
real estate in said county. The said Hugh B.
Hill thereupon on the 30th of August, 1856,
filed transcript of said proceedings in the
Court of Common Pleas of said county, and
obtained an order of attachment thereon which
has been served, of all which the said Richard
Grav will take notice. The said defendant
Richard Gray will also take notice, that on the
3Oth of August, 1856, said Hugh B. Hill, filed
in said court his petition in civil action against
said defendant, wherein he asks Judgment
against said defendant for fifty-two dollars and
81 cents. with interest as sfollows: On $23, from
Fsbruary l. l848 ON $23 from December 25,
Is4s, and on S. SO from March 81, lS4S. You
will therefore take notice, that unless you ap-
near in said conrt, on or before the third Sat
urlay after the Stli day of October, 1885, and
answer or llsnur to said petition, that st the
October term Of said coErt, 1856, said plaintiff
viii ask fos a Judgment against you by default.
HoLbIsrsa, OKgy & HoLLIsrEg,
eant. 9. 1855. Aes'ys fer II. j.. Hill.
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Holoscay's Ointment and Pills, certain
Cure for Wounds and Ulcers s-Thomas
Thompson, of Batavia, New York, was
afflicted all over his body with running
alcers,9 his life at last became quite abur
den to him, as he was misery to him
self, and an annoyance to his friends. In
the hope of obtaining relief to bis suffer
ings he consulted several physicians and
surgeons, but his case seemed SO despair
atssthat it was concidered hopeless. At
this stage he had recourse to Holloway's
Ointment and Hills. and by preserving
with these remedies for ten weeks, he was
scompletely cured, and now enjoys the best
of heaitl1.
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LATER. FROM KANSAS.

TO- gIeF ST. Louis, Oct 3.
Adetter to the Republican, dated Le-
compton. 26th ult., says armed bands OF
dispersed citizens are returning to their
CLAIMS, but peace generally reigns through
out the Territory. Business is reviving
aud .coufdence restored
Warrants hare Geeas Issued for Jones
. and Stringfellow, and other pro-siavery
agitatots. -
Geary has appointed Col. Titus to form
volunteer battalions to preserve peace in
the ueighborhood of Lecompton, and Gait.
Walker upon the same duty foE the ylcin-
lily of Lawrence.