davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-09-20

TIE PEINTFE'S DoILAES.-The printers
dollars j. Where are they? Well suppose
one OF them is in somebody's pocket in Phila.
another is in Boston, a third in New
York. fourth in Baltimore, while fifth is
resting securely in some city or town all over
the country, miles apart how shall thev he
gathered?
lhc type founder has bis hundreds oc dol,
lars against the printer the paper maker.thc
building owner, the .journeyman, the grocer.
the tailor. and all assistants to him in car
rylng on business. each have their demands.
unfortunately hardly ever so small as a sinole
dollar. Bat the mites from here and there
must be diligently gathered in, and very pa
hently boarded, or the whcrcwi:h to dis
charge the large bills will never become very
bulky We imagine tie printer will have 10
get up an address to his widely scattered. dis
tant dollars, something like this
dollars, halves. quarters, and all manner of
irictlons INTO which We are divided. collect
yourselves and come home You are wan
!ed Combinations OF all sorts OF men tha,
help the printer to become your prorreto.
gather IN such force, and demand with $,
good reason your appearance at this counter
that nothing short Of sight at you will ap-
Pease hem. Collect yourselves, for, vaua-
Die as You are in the aggregate, sinclv YOU
Will never repay the cost OF gathering.
Come III here in silent single file, that the
printer may form you into batallions and
send you fourth again to battle fer him and
vndicate his credit.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-09-20

was heavy or windy. returned to the doctor
VINO "a.'n" lost temper with his patient. said
Don YOU know what things are heavy
and windy =
No. SAID thr blacksmith.
:" ny then I'll tell vou,' saws The doctor.
your anvil IS heavy, and your bellows are
"'"dy, don t cat either OF these, and you will
do we'll
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-09-20
1aCnI.ls.

Heaven never Granted a richer boor than
health and without it. all other blessings
are comparatively valuc!c>s. Yet it is often
li1Itv esteemed and carcle>sly thrown away,
and never fully appreciated until it is zone
have seen the mistress OF a splendid man
sion, surrounded hv every luxury which
wealth can command. living upon her couch
pale and miserable. frettul and unhappy
Within her reach were the mos; delicate Vi
aHd>, exquisite i!ult>.yct She could pariakc of
none. Health was no longrr hers She had
parted with 1t for the sake Of gratifying her
vanity, bv wcariu" thin shoes, 20 display the
beauty OF her foot, and now when conSump-
tyn was proving upon her. she repcnted her
fpllv. but it was too late: and though she
would Willingly give all that she possessed.
the priceless treasures could not he recalled
The thin. ohastlv looking gentleman. who re-
ellnc$ III his luNurou, easy chair. with his
cou;v foot upon pillow. >ghs and groanS in
anguish. ahd thinks of tie many weary nights
OF PAIN. when the bed of down and the sken
covering could h:n. him no repoSe How
hc en,lcS the piowbov who whistles on the
.recn fields. whose step is elastic and whose
l.cart is i.ht ard gay at his toll. while his
sleep at night is sound and refreshing.
What is wealth to the invalid but a bitter
iockcry which can yield no happiness
Then Prize the rich boon Of health. We who
possess il. and lift YOUR hearts in gratitude to
Go1, even though YOUR lot he one OF poverty
aud toll.
y SrrrEE~-ip VERSE IN GEAY'~
EIt"Y.- Rogers thought the stanza which
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-09-20

"A blacksmith who fancied himself sick
would often tease neighborlng physician to
give him relief. Tie physician knew that he
was perfectly we'll but being unwilling to
offend hun, told him he must be careful of his
diet and not TO eat an, thing heavy or windy.
The blacksmith went of satisfied: but on re-
voivins in his own mind what kind OF food
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-09-20
WDNi\\.S RIGHTS.

We have always been more than halt incli
ned to what is called Womans Ri.hts." but
since the following ease has been submitted
WE are non-commttaI. We feel sorry tor
poor JOSIAH Wilson, but as "m>erv love.
company" be- may console himself with the
fact, that there are thousands of other men
in the same situation. Hear him juSt after
marrdTe:-
L.. whi>tug wiuI- in fury blow.
Of coming cloJ.J- amt storms iorctellinG;
L. iJliji leave and falling snow
Ec capcr,ns rouud my little dwelling,
]. matters not VIII t. me.
NV heart j. '.i.i ~ H'.v feather:
II content AMI happy Le.
WhicI a,l I:r.-,.y dy.ril together.
! find her such loving VIE.
With checks - rel II r,,>r> blooming:
She i - @ooI--o kihd - nc
81" -f"sk~ =" pleasant, ani >occver.
lin sure We uc'cr would disagree.
II She aud | should Ike forever.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-09-20
LILLE IAlESI.

Whereas, my husband. Josiah Wilson. has
left my bed and GARD without Just cause or
provocation - hereby forbid all persons lar
boring or trusting him on my account, as
will pay no debts oi his contracting.
HITsrY MANIA.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-07-10

DrOur readers need hardly be told, that oil
the votes in the House against the admission Of
Kansas as a free state, came from the Buchanan
men. But one Of his friends voted in favor Of
AZ. The Fillmore Know Noshings, of course fra.
ternized, and voted with the buchanan men,
They need hardly be told also. that it was the
Democrats exclusively who passed the Kansas
bill with the Know Nothing clause, depriving
foreigners of the right to vose through the SEN.
ate! One Democrat only, Dodge, voting No.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-07-10
Gitp Mattas, 1t.
REMOVAI,---LOOKi

Getting Power Press and enlarging our pa
ner. makes it necessary that we should have
more room and a firmer floor. This compels us
10 leave our present quarters, whichwe have SO
long occupied. Bailey's Brick block, corner of
Market and Main, upper floor, will hereafter be
our location We have there a grand and conf
modious room for our business, where our friends
will always find the latch string out and be well
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-07-10
RATIFICATION MEETING.
a GLORIOUS RALLY

a G1OTAO00 ~s~~ASA& -
-. -. ,.,...., =. !. !. q.
The evening Of Monday as' was appointed oy the RspuD
Co.. meeting ratify the nomination Of Fremont and
;,auvurats the camraion NJ rraetao,,, a., R.no
Dayton ana 'naasu'A's INV sa'pasnoi freeuo w nsno-
| sha county.
We have resided, boy and man, II years in this
county and during the whole time have been familiar with
its ponies ano poheai movements ana We say because
it which disputed that never before has
hefe Deeh meeuns 20 glorious 10 al us FEATURES
assembled within the limits Of the county
In the early part OF the evening exempore procession
headed by martial usic with banners and
marched down Main street and returned to Ma k ct
where the meeting was to be held and whore and had
been erected for the speakers and officers asgssf
About o'clock the meeting called to order BY Alder
man FISH VINO occupied 'ne cna'r curing 'ne evening.
-. 1900 80 "''' 'p''1 -
THOMAS HowLAsD, Of Pleasant Prairie. sa. VI s,5
HENRY JOHNSON, OF Somers.
Ih y p nnana' ~ ~ p par;sn sss
l. GBo W. JACKSON Of SALEM ash
JOHN MCCLELLAN, Of wheatlandia = -
The numbers present are varousy estimated from seven
hundred to twelve hundred. We will not judge 1t is
enough that from beginning to end 1t was by far the largest
political meeting ever assembled here.
The stand presented an animated appearance A
flag of the Union bear the stars and stripes and another
with the names of Fremont Dayton waved in the breeze
were planted round the stand bearing in
6crpt0nS aS.f0loWs
"Free Press free speech free Kansas and Fremont"
extension Of Free institutions north and south
op <. IT. rhor :. ad DUH p; -1 1o..
apacifc railroad ~ : Z - = -
"No prescription account Of birth place religion"
no more save states. immediate admission OF Free
First DistricIt. free constituents mis-
represented and outraged DANIEL must tojudgmen"
rLomP, expulsion Oh mufderers ana Humans rom Con-
| " Let Old Fogies 90 for Bachelor Buck
Young Americas in for better luck" sA
/ Inc Pfmc'pies anu 'e'rso'ia po"cy vi Hos.
win DINERS, winch 40 NOT now occur 70 u.s. Y. L. shoes
one Oh the 70 opened the meeting with
Stew REMARKS o Lowell ESQ 'hen came Forward ana
feaa ''ne io'owing reaolu''ons
1.-THE Resolutions are unavoidaby omitted until next
The resolutions were then read in German nv Mr. ,.tx
~ ;,rankee when the chairman ,. ,ha nas,on q, a.
aon,;on ,o-.h ,r.o,;, ana 49, ,h 49,.
I,. ..,.o o
NJ GI,,z .fte, h,;st ;n.~.s,..;o r., n. p.r., =, a.,
ctv aaa,sssea ~. f,rm.n. 800. a.; .h., 1..-n..a
and No ;,du for, A., ,,.n,s.... .~..,,o-. -.
Yu'yg.s. W. -, I. !, 8. u - !, -. .
!. ~ ~ "o " ~ u ol'oaso was 'neh in'ioeuceo y
anu received wh 'hree nearly cheers he spok
ABOUT an hour ana man, we have not time to atemp
even synopsis OF mas speech. de SAID the real and tn
"n0e ISSUE was free Laoor ana save LaooE IA
"a' anu 'NcAsoh ne'hocra' ah'
49,. 80 = "s' ''s ue .s.e'son,a'
:, ' 80 'p "a. poA''u "au au''i,ui' anu IN
"'v app'"1'e ".i ".'0 % iese'seu " inc nepuph
WIN .ne Oh rev nunkers pre-
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-07-10
MIR. Summers Condition,

NEW YORK, July 2.
The Washington correspondent of the Even
ing Post says that Mr.. Sumner still remains in q
condition of health which Justly excites the alarm
of his friends, and that Friday and Saturday last
were the two most painful days he had expert
enced during his whole illness
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-07-10
MIR: DYE.

See notice of Mr.. Dyes Singing School in another
column Every person knows that NJ. ID. is unsur-
passed as a teacher ofmusic to the Juveniles. He
ought to be well patronzed. tee ss9eiah
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-07-10
t-lATel

Gents & Boys HATS, of Straw-Pedal Braids
Leghorn, Panama, & p. L.-all cheap according to
auality-Infants' and Misses. Hats g. Flats
Trimmed, and Uhntrimmed. saa y !
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-07-10
SHAWLS

A. great variety embracing long and square
Broche, cheap and super Stella. Black Silk. M
de Lame Barege, Plain Thibets, Printed Cashmere
and Grape ranging p price from Very low to pretty
well up! 4 Asioit ''
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-07-10
WOODEN g. STONE WARE. :
A good assortment. @sss'
cRo.,c,ERlEs.

In the selection of my groceries great pains is ia
ken and to those accustomed to bnying Of me- it is
unnecessary to speak, but to those who are not,
would only say that they good deal betterthan
the average. Call and see AZ
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-07-10

200 Bonnets, embracing every kind from the COM
mon to the best quality with plenty of Ribbons,
common and French Flowers, Lining. Rouschis, &c,
to trim
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-07-10
EMBROIDERIES!

$1,000. worth comprising every thing in that line usually
called for and at his usual rae 80 to per cent less
than any Of his neigbors selling. s
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-07-10

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS old lady, about Ga
years ofage, Mrs Carolina Heit,was accidentally
run over in attempting to cross Main Street near
ly in front of the Runals House, by horse g.
buggy, driven by young man named Provost,
about s o'clock on Tuesday Evening. She died
from the injuries received, about ~ o'clock the
same night. An inquest was held on the body
yesterday morning by jury before Justice
Ames, which rendered verdict in accordance
with the above facts
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-07-10

Capital .$3s, 900 90
Registered Bank notes resolved from
Comptroller and not returned. .$34 ,g96
Deduct registered notes On hand III
Leaves registered Bank notes Ia Greg
iation. "a, ST. 90
Due depositors on demand. ....-...... 45.111 %
Due to others not included under either
of tho above heads.-... % ,068 OF
$l4o,o56 30
This Bank has paid semi-annual Dividends of
six per cent since its organization.
JOHN C COLEMAN, President
j. w. kIMBAI.L' Cashier
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-07-10
MEMS WEAR.

All kinds of goods for mems wear from Denins to
very fine Broadcloths all Of which are decidedly
cheap. sssss2 ss.tEzsg IN e ~ fkxge
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-07-10
PARAsoLs
RoNNIETs

loo Parasols from the cheapest kind up tothe be,
fringed Morie Antique
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-07-10

BoDr FouND.-The body of the man We mention
cd last week, as having been accidentally drowned
from the Steamer Traveller. the week previous was
found floating between the middle and South piers,
on Sunday morning last. Tho body was taken out
o. the water, and jury of inquest called before
Justice Ames, who rendered verdict in accordance
Withrthe facts published them last week q
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-07-10

A Busy WEEK.-The past week has been one Of
more than ordinary excitement in our usually quiet
but busy town. On Thursday evening last, the
biakeleys gave grand Concert, Friday was the
FOURTH and the Celebration occupied pretty much
the ~ hours entire. On Monday evening the FIRE..
MONT y pAfroS Ratification meeting came off,
me largest most respectable most enthusiastic and
nessed--and the Blakelys gave second concert -
On Tuesday Herr Dresbachs Circus and Menace
RE was in town.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-07-10

PLEASURE ExcuRsIoN.-The fine Steamer La.
dy Elgin, touched at piers on Tuesday last, hav
ing on board one or two companies Of Firemen from
Chicago, who were enjoying pleasure excursion to
Racine and back. They were met at the pier by
some of the officers of our Fire Department, and a
number Of our iremen, with hearty greeting, and
an interchange of salutatians The Firemen on
board had capital band of music with them, that
discoursed wonderfully sweet music. After the
greetings were over, the steamer went en- her way
with her company rejoicing. s@
The daily union., 1856-10-21
mo. 56ll
Notice of the withdrawal Of Lands in Mich.

pursuance Congess approved Sd June 1856 ma
king grant Of McHoAR aid In
sruction just
gwen by and receivers
the following
lands, probably falling within prescribed limits of selection
drectcd heretofore ordered by telegraph
3oh OF May last TO wit; @ste III cs Ha{fGr tt
Office Dusc.s; All the lands in the district 10 the seaAn
range and IA wes and south Of township
6 the northern Psnnsusa all the lands north Township
39 and Of range 10 west tN sl8 s 4s58ss s'
district, except
shps u, l2 i3 and "A lying west of range IA west.
once All district, except those
townships situated north Of owahp ~ and of
and OF township 10 and east Orange east
Office All district lying between
townships and II north and all situated of range
ofce KALAMAZOO All district lying Of
mnge west f auE ~ s afff 1s Et AA
Office STH MARIE: All the iands
y lownsip s., ranges 20 10 8, Inclusive.
South Township 52 ranges ~ TO "a inclusive.
South Of township 53, In ranges Is and 36-
South OF township 81, In ranges ~ and %. ss1
North Of township 49, ranges 30 40; and
North township 4S, in ranges ~ aud a. 1fH3
These latter. embracing nesiy advertised in The
rTesaens proclamation M. 55z neg
Mne which will therefore, be offered public
oraered. T 3 {,
my General Ofce city Of
Washington, TINS thirteenth day Of June, 1885,
THos. a. HENDRICKS,
June A-law6wt Intel sarl Commissioner.
The daily union., 1856-10-21
mo. 568 I
Motto

Of WIthdrGral ef additional Lands IN Florida,
LURTHER puruance OF the nti'lrd An grnntnT
pubic iands, Sats of Florida
Alabama aid the Of certain railroads IN
saIr, approved 18th ls6,
by hs office orsT AZ N'wnanyile aud Tampa, Pho"
9Th Withdrawal and suspension from sale
further orders following described lands,
milling probable limits of selection OF the Tampa Bay
Maa Stem railroad, said Slaie, to wit
Oce at NEwsASsvLr All the lands situated souA OF the body
m Cedar Key Branch railroad
and twenty i've
dividing and twenty.
Once AZ sMr. line dividing
five, and NORTH OF the line which
-tdcs townships thirty and htry-oue.
Given under M hand the Grnernl Land Once, the city
'''s ~ ~ JOHN hood,
sent i0-lavsw Acting Conmissioner.
flint. and atnrl
The daily union., 1856-10-21
PROPOSED DATES Of sAIIISa-lsss

stopping Southampton both gong and relarng they ofer
proceeding London and
other route, for the economy OF time and money.
Passage from HsO York 20 Southampton and B,susn.
firs. cabin aaoon $780, cabin, saoon sIio
second do, 500.
All newspapers through post Office.
No balls OF adng viii be signed parcels received The day OF
sailing.
An experienced surgeon is attached 10 each ship.
Fortnight or passage, apply
q. ID SAND, II William 81, NJ X,
y. "A. HEINEKEN Co, Bremen.
WAGES CROsKEY u Co Southampton.
WILLIAM IsELIN, HavTe. .. I. ...... +.
Feb 27-dly
The daily union., 1856-10-21
Land Warrant Lost.

THE public noned the lIh day August
Lass, undersigned Elisha Hendon, 70 whom land
.9i5 ~ issued by Commissioner 6f Pensions
Unid Of Congrss fr 1885,
United Scnttsvle, Abeae county, Virginia
Messrs. " uashinrJn
city said
deaped and hiss failed to reach the said NJ.
believed Thar The same eher suduleny taken from the
mails
Al p therefore hereby warned nom purchasing Tho said
warrant intend apply the Commissioner Of Pensions for
duplicate OF said
ELISHA BERYDoN.
Sept Io--iawcw
The daily union., 1856-10-21
BY RAILROAD DIRECT no THE WEST.
Ia NJ sssz. sslaa5 ssR


Tirae between washington and wheeling but Igi
Runniny Wasayon and Oneinaa 2T Aoars
Through Tickets and ssggaas Checks no
.....s- #a. ..ae Washington. #ssf... H.sas
THE Baltimore and Ohio Raoad having greatly improved
tle fullest to
eiiers between Washington Bamore and all portions
The eIion trains Washington and
wilmington ianeon aie called shs Relay oass ano ms
from THIS hc only change Of cars required between
Wheeling Washington station
] e o pn e sha a s %
Washington daily at and AZ, m; Sundays at the
Al Whsenng direct with CEN
oMo running from hsa.e on the Ohio
These trains CONNECT Newark with The Newark
railroad train. eonnss, win
Of the Lutte Miaat raiead Xena, CINCINNATI LOUIS
WILLIE, &c AT Xena, Little Miami railroad,
aass aye- Esep 81 LOUIS M
passsr,sIs holding through tickets for Memphis yekshnrs
transferred Cincinnati Ohio.
Tickets for Evansville Cairo, and ST. Louis are sold by this
FOR CLEVELAND and via Cleveland Toledo Detroit, Chi.
hc ckes sold when the Ohio naygable between
Wheeling and Wesyie ory miles,, where with
Travellers 10 notice ta while this only
aaodms through tickets and checks in Washington is also the
the great distance nom Washington to Cincinnati
bu, 6a ies, being about 100 miles shorter than other
by Washington wheeling, 50 as
y soss M ~ :essf To1s o% 81 80 s M g
LSsa IS an p ssnpa. s
s.6 New Orleans, Sai, sc. la = i. y ~
aSs s Fs
IN
train from w Washington -. :
vo information through ackets, ac apply tn.
PARSONS, agent, at Washington station.
..9 Master OF Transportalon Balumore and
May 5-du # J. Ohio Railroad, Baltimore.
The daily union., 1856-10-21
INo. ssal
=, a.. president Of the uaitsa state.

An pasaanss FRANKLIN PIERcE Pe.asal Ofhs a.
eube sass MA De nsid Al oass Il a.
s &. g ss sss ss q q. :r mSs %
day. of July merit ios the disposal oi e Pets
soyiA Of tAs base lins u tAs prsnepa sraian
TIE ISLAM Us situated si1, township o seyea
sesioas eight and wsa,, n,ns township fory.sn
hse and in seeuon thirty tbree township or Ave, 0As
Township or,y-ane, Of range ten. ,,
Townshps onytee, forty seven, and sory-sshL
Townshp p hree tor,y sx, range yeuy
three
swnsnps y snS AND y o ns S ass
Township fosp nine, OF range twenty. y.sessn.
Townships forty eight forIynine' and nfs-one ofnnse lr
townships forty eight fOrynins any, and afyone,0 rams,
Towasbips forty -hve, any, and any one, Of lhirI
The vacant sections iwsn
Al he land Office al DUNCAN, commencing Monday i.
fourth day II August next or the disposal o. ha puone lands ali
viz;
HortA of Gs base line Of the principal medan.
Township lhrty-seven, Of range rwenty seven.
Townships thirty four and hidyhve, Of range twenty
North Of the base line Of principal nsdan.
islands situated in the following sections 70 wi in
wenyfur and twenty Ave. township thirty four Of
sections so three, thirteen and twenty four, township
hiry our e The same range selvs ,ownsp twenty
sraass nns in sections rei 0a n n,s an n, town
hirty OF range ten twenty nns
hir, township thirty -oDe OF the
Lands apprOpras OF schools military
purposes together with those swamp and overhowcd lands
thereby cuvauun,o granted the
The act entitled the Arkansas
staes lands' within Their ins"
September %, 1850, oI be excluded from the sales.
The offering the above lands will be commnced on the day
appointed, proceed order which they ade
used despatch until the whole shall have
closed bui sale shall be KEEP,
Longer Than weeks payaie Of e ands
be admitted after he expiration Of the two weeks
hand. OF Wnshington this nnh day
April Domni thousand eight hundred and my
BY the President: FRANKLIN PIERCE.
THOs. A. HENDRICKS,
Comus.onar of the General Land Once. Is
The daily union., 1856-10-21
st. Joseph's Academy for Young Ladies,
- Mar Frnrnift.Irrro ErNierick Nn,lnfn NJ

,HE the
August, Thursday June Tho
board els anne payable
and also fr Spanish Italian German, and Laun The terms
primary pupils under
eoo per apnum payable yearly IN advance
Letters OF inquiry should addressed I, the MOTHER sUPE
RoR o ~ Jo-eph Academy Emmitbug, Frederick county
Maryland.
Jul e--dlyear.
The daily union., 1856-10-21

RoTECTE royal letters patent Englsns secured By
- fhaImace de Pars and the Imperial COT
iege OF Medicine Vienna #a. .... -
Tueasmsr No remedy for gencra and local debility los
of vire power premature decay, and all the an cohse
quences arising from eariy sbose, SC s efec
youh manhood, and old Write would not
impaired. in decline Of s ~ The Tcscpnr were
unvefsnIy adopted all physical mpedmen vanish like
nHueae, rendering is invaluable those
tsring the marriage ssne.
Tnesemar entirely easicnies H
disorders and cubebs have so long been thought
andote the ruin the health OF portion Of o
uaton. II .........
great European remedy for that class OF
disorders which, unfortunately ,he English physician treats with
70 me inevitable destruction Of The patients constitution
which In the world
Trc-eraar g. . devoid of smell
all qualities Tbey lay on the toilet Table without
their being detected hl ".
sod in ~ each divided INN separate doses as ad
minstcred hy vaIpeao, LuIisimand, Rour, Nc. d ..
To be had whoa.a,c ciai OF Mr. ~ a. Barrow No 81
Canal New York. specially apponed by the
proprietor pnnree United States and every
oher part ~ America. immediately 'ccevsr reaitiance
Mr. BARROW Triesrmar part Of the world
pssc5 and according 70 the instructions Of the
writer. i.t
Retail agents repaired .ssn.
Novp-aiY N|}10 .h-
The daily union., 1856-10-21
Caution Lottery Frauds.

OsyIcx 10 MAINLAND CoksoLIpAIxD LosTxElxH,
bsaulaore, Maryland July j. ieo5.
VE the Maryland
his duty The public the
who circulate al aud Otherwise fraudulent lottery
pretend the sale which
wholly hcitious ett H
The only legal Maryland daily
The
the STATE under the constitution examine approve
schemes and 10 attend 90 ths drawings
All the nckets these all certificates
tickets, have te usos
er the Once Maryland Consolidated
baltimore, Maryland, All Q fraudulent
For full Information the subject Of hose frauds address
Sept 2s-diy Balumors Maryland.
The daily union., 1856-10-21
Land Warrant Lost.

THE public arr hereby notified The lin dsy - nsuHt
is,s ne nnde,s'reed James Haley whom land
NO. 1850, for ISv issued Pen
sinns M the United OF
10 the United mail scoft.vIe Aih-rsrie county, yr
eiria Messrs
neon ess that The enid land warrant
heisnn ran-fnrred In black hy
Tho snid Snyder Sun and
was either frauanlenly taken from ma ~
Al treretore hereby against parhssnr
said wnnnt intend 10 sppy 70 the COMMISSIONER Of Pension.
for duplicate Of said warrant. W t4EhF
JAMES N. HALEY.