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CLEVE AND
WATER CURE ESTABLISHMENT

VIE above EsAblshme nclng its Mimi
Session. IL has been in successful operation for lt
past eight years, has treated three thousand patients
who have Hooked hlIher f0om nearly every State in i
Union " WV
The Subscriber intends, his Establishment was II,
Great Pioneer of the New Treatment in the West thar ~
shall continue 10 be what II has been pre-rmln4u
the Water Cure ofthe West '''
During the past year, large expenditures have he,
made without and within, IN charging beaufying A.
improving. '' SIS
Special reference had to improvements il, o., .
Bdhng DEPARTMENT. Advantage was taken OF the wa,
suggested by the experience Of many years and for -
ely comfort and convenience the Proprietor IS cop6
ms Oaihlng tacltles are unequaed by any
In the Union. 10y
The Proprietor has Also during the past wear await.
himself OF The new discovery IN science hy winch III
vareus poisonous mineral and metaIlicl subsisnrs.
which have been taken into the system from time 10 linn,
land some OF which have remained there for years CO.
he extracted and AIDE evident the senses lie Is r,
WIN Inc assistance OF the Electro Chemical Bah eKIrsc
ing mercury iodine lead, and other poisons and prrs
ing thein In metallic orgdtzed form To the eve Fr
penence has already proved that Diseases can h.
cured with the assistance OF this agent which il Wa ina
possible To cure IN any other way.
The large experience have had in the treatue,, n,
diseases peculiar TO females, and the marked suc,
which has attended our efforts induce us 10 Lrsv
they can be here treated with "A success nnJ rsn, ~
cure unsurpassed by none. ' "
T. T. SEELYE, NJ. D.,
OieVeisho WAY io'o' Proprietor
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PALMER'S PATENT LEG.

FJNIIIS American invention stands unrivsrd both IN
Il this country and in Europe. IL is worn by twelye
hundred persons and with astonishing success IN
competition with thirty other substitutes Of the best
French, English, and German manufacture, II received
the award Of the Great Medal the Worlds Exhibition
in London, the best ieial limb known In this coun
try has been thirty times exhibited, in competition win
all Others at the Annual Fars the principal cities ana
has in every instance received the award Of the highest or
first premium. And as browning honor by the unsni
nous approval OF International coaneil the "ffd
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awarded 10 the inventor at the New York Crystal Palace
The leg IL finely ventilated allowing current OF an
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condition.
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From the Albany Evening Journal.
A RECORD OF KANSAS RUFFIANIsM.

Awaiting themselves of the fact that the ru.
mors Of the alleged death of Dr.. Root, General
Pomeroy, and Mr.. Mitchell, the shooting OF
Jones, and the killing of "eight Pro-Slavery
men," now prove to have been unfounded, the
Doughfaces boldly characterize all statements
of outrages in Kansas as Republican lies"
That there have been falsehoods as well as
truth sent over the Geographic lines, by the
Missourians who have charge of them, is un.
questionable But these false statements do
not invalidate or diminish the real catalogue of
crime. To enable our readers to keep the lat
ter in memory, we subjoin below a list of few
occurrences which are authenticated by legal
evidence, and which are not even attempted to
be denied. There are FIVE times as many other
similar ones reported, and tolerably well au-
thenticated. But we wait until they shall be
officially and legally confirmed, before adding
them to the list
November 20, 1854.-Missourian to the num-
Der of over one thousand invade Territory arm.
ed, drive judges and legal voters from polls,
and by fraudulent ballots pretend to elect Whit
field delegate.
March 80, ls55.-Nearly four thousand Mis-.
sourians again invade Territory, and repeat the
outrages committed in November preceding.
October i, l855.-Third invasion of Missou-
Tidus, accompanied ny blmiior OuJIdSeS.
December Ia, l855.-Fourth invasion, by
which an endeavor is made to vote down the
Free State Constitution, but proves failure.
My Il, l856.-Jones, Missouri postmas-
ter, heads an armed mob of Alabama, Carolina,
and Missouri men, which marches against Law
renee, pillages and plumbers it, with violence to
the inhabitants and the burning of several
buildings.
October 2, 1S55.-Thomas Newman, q Free
State man, stabbed in street of Leavenworth by
gang of Missouriana.
October 2, I855.-Chid killed while at play,
by shot fired by Missourian at James Fur
nam, Free State man, which missed him and
entered q window.
November %, ls55.-Chas. w. Dow, Free
State man, shot by F. N. Coleman, a Pro-Sla-
very settler. Murderer takes refuge with Gov.
Shannon, and is protected by him.
December -, l855.-James Barber, a Free
State man, assaulted and murdered by a shot
in the back from the gun of one of President
Pierce's Indian Agents.
November, lS55.-Collins, Free State man,
called out from his mill, where he was at work,
and shot by Laughlin, Pro-Slavsfy settler.
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now endangering their lives in behalf of the
South. Let every man do all he can. The law
and order party need aid and assistance, and
must have it. Who win respond?
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VOL. X.

WATER CURE AND INFIRMARY.
For the treatment Of i'aralid females erclusirsv
treated with remarkable sue,s.,
~ Such patients, whether bedrdden not, will b,s
OF treatment far in advance Of drug medcs
ton, water treatment alone Terms, 81 to $40 Der
week. in advance. Address
w. SHEPARD, NJ. D.,
400 Columbus. Ohio
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HI The spring OF the the most proper lime IN
Panacea stands pre- eminent ~ >
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THE BACKBONE.
A REPUBLICAN, PAPER FOR THE CAMPAIGN

THO BE ISSUED every Thursday, from May @2d
i November 18th. Cassius NJ Clay, Chss. ReenelH'
E,ur Wright, and other able Republican writers coz,
trbuiors its columns When in clubs OF iwenp' "'
more, 10 address, fifty cents per copy. Addrrss
JOHN X. FRENCH,
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The camels brought out by the ship Supply,
tor the United States Government, have been
safely landed in Texas.
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lncpient Consumption, General Debility White S,v,u
ing, Rheumatism Diseases of the Liver and skin ana
all Diseases arising from impurities Of the Blood ST.
the effects OF Mercury.
CWAIMS PANACEA has been for more than ,L,,,,
~ years celebrated i'm this country and IN Europe Tor NJ
extraordinary cures-for the certificates of which r,
ence is made TO the directions aud books (which NAV b.
had graiisl accompanying the Panacea; some Of winch
give the particulars OF cases too frigh for general
lac alton wherc the patients have been almost eaten u
with Scrofus, and de- med incurable by PhyS,,r
has been used in hospitals and private practice hni
has been recommended by the most celebrated physician
and other eminent persons. Among Others. by
w; Gibson, NJ. ID, Prof Of Surgery, Pa. university
Valentine Mott NJ. ID, Prot. OF Surg, v Y TnivrrSly
w. =. Devices, NJ d.. Prof of Mid, Pa Unlyrr,ity
Chapman, NJ D. Prot OF Physc, Pa Univrrsi,y
4 Psrke, NJ d.. President College of Physicians PM
d.. Del vallo, Professor Of Medicine. Havana. '''
!oso Eourenco dc Luz, Prof OF Surgery, Lisbon
J. Chapman, Member Roysl College Surgeons Lopd,,
g.. w Ervng, late Minister 10 Spain
Sir Thomas Pearson. Major Genera British Army
Gilbert Robertson, British Consul, &c &c
The wonderful cures effected by SWAIATS PANACFA
have Tor many years made II invaluable remedy H.
Panacea does not contain mercury in any form and be-
ing an innocent preparation, 1t may be gwen the mo
The retail price ha, been reduced to 81 81 per bou
containing three half pntsl three bottles tor 81
BEWARE OF IMPOSITION.
Swaims Panacea is in round bottles huird Longitude.
nslly, with the following letters blown on The gla..
"Swaim's-Panacea-Philada."
Having the name OF JAS SwAIm stamped ON the >esls
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splendid engraving the side the bottle by Dra-rS
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OF which Is portrait OF the late VIM. Swain tcopyral
securely
If persons purchasing the Psnacca will be careful %
observe that the name SWAIN is correctly spelled they
need not be imposed
Also, SWANS vERMIFUGE
valuable Family Medicine, being n highy-approved
remedy for all diseases arising from Debility OF the b.
gesuve Organs, such IA Acidy OF the stomach. Worm.
Cholera Morbus, Dysentery. Fever and Agur. Rerdns
Piles, Sick Headache, &c See the pamphlet (which may
be had grausl accompanying the Vermifuge
Prepared only at SWANS LABORATORY, TtE
OLD STAND, Seventh street, below Chestnut. Phlade.
phIa and sold by all the respectable Druggists the I'M
led States.
General Agents for the United States
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400 40 William street New York
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S WAIMiS
c E L E B ATED PANACEA.
For the cure Of
SCROFULA
s c r o F U L A,

lncpient Consumption, General Debility White Syyoll
ing, Rheumatism Diseases the Liver and skin snt
all Diseases arising from Impurities Of the Blood and
the effects OF Mercury ~
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More Pro-slavsry Men Killed by Abolitionists.
From the Westport Border Times, June 2.
We learn from reliable dispatches, just re-
ceived from Capt Pates company, now at
Hickory Point, that Hon. John Donaldson was
killed By the kboltionists on Friday last.
This news was brought in by Mr.. N. B.
Thomas, and is fully credited.
A Pro-Slavery man, an old gentleman, named
Boyle, who lived at Hickory Point, was robbed
and driven from bis farm q few days ago, by
the Abolition thieves. He ia now in this place,
They stole all of his money and three fine
horses, than drove him and his family off.
Friday night last the Deputy Marshals posse
was fred on from Wakefelds house, near Law
renee, and two of his men wounded, and one
horse killed. The party were then taken pris-
oners by about eighty men, and kept over
night. They were insulted in every possible
manner, and threatened many times with in
slant death. But finding that they had arrest
ed United States officer and his posse, the
prisoners we're released.
Murders, robberies, and assassinations, are
daily occurrences in the Territory.
Will our Southern friends stand idly by, and
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touae Railroad, eos.sinipg cheat ~ serss, pso
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good loes'isa. being sesss miles free Har-
penFTry' depot 90 the Bsito. q Osie Railroad.
sha @i'es fTon casrsesSoSE. Tiers Is sac
spths On The lasd also gosd iarn kosse sst
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sss1eas Of pareha.ins esn sss tss farn q say
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10 toe years With iatsrsss frsu dsy & ss,s bsa<
and good security Tor The esisrrsd psyDssts tiils
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chosen 10 the eomnsnd 60 On the vaeaney created
By the Resignation 81 Gel H. Il. Lee, vhS vss COM
PEELED 10 this sep, ne regret 10 learn By i health
we're advenesd 20 ths hfst aud second iieutena new
end b b w eahington was elected tAlrt lIsutsna "a
Capt. Jaeksoa commanded an inlAntry company
in frederiekeaIg Tor number Of years and bfi gs
available military experience 20 his new com.
msnd. The eosti1enials have the prosp-ct -, : \.
inisfnsd, Of several sddti Ions 10 tkeir Ianks.
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