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The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1856-01-24
TIE PURGAT0RY OF SUICIDES.
BY T. b. REED.

81 drsined the cup that kills with sleep,
And pillowed my head on the breasl of Death
He closed the lids that ceased to weep,
And kissed Ihe lips at their latest breath
That moment had unlimely birth
Out Of the chrysalis of earth!
Then saw that by the horrible deed
The cham was sundered, yet was not freed ;
/ had burst away from windowed cell
Into dungeon unlalhomable--
Into utter night-where only could hear
The signing of cold phantoms near
| shrank with dread; bu; soon knew
They also shrank with dread from me;
Aud presently began 10 see
Thin shapes of such ghastly hue
That sudden agues thrilled me through!
"Some bore in their hands, as signs OF guilt,
Keen polnards crimson 10 the hilt,
Which, ever and anon. in wild despair
They struck into their breasts of air:
Some pressed 10 their pale lips empty yials
Till freHzied with their frultIess trials:
Some with their faces 10 the sky,
Walked ever searching for beam.
Some leaped from shadowy turrets high,
And fell, as in nightmare dream,
Hallway, aad stopped as some mad rill,
That leaps from the top of an alpine hill,
Ere it reaches the rocks il hoped TO win,
Is borne away in a vapor THU:
Some plunged them into counterfeit pools
Into water that neither browns nor coos
That horrible fever that burns the brain,
Then climbed despairing TO plunge again
And there were lovers together clasped, led,
Der fumeless brazures; who sighed and gasp
Staring wonder in each others eye,
And lantalized that they did not die.
"Then as passed, with marvelIIng STARE
They gazed, forgetting their own despair,
Oh I! horrible their eyes did gloat
Upon me, till at my ashen throat
il felt The fiery viper thirst
Which ever in that dry air is hurst.
And ere was aware
! had raised the cup il was mine 10 bear v
My pale lips cleaved to the goblet dim,
And found but dus, on the heated rim
And then knew-oh, misery -
Twas the same had pledged 10 thee
To absent thee, and 10 present Death,
Pledged anddrained at one long g-crawn breath,
Drained 10 the dregs! Then hot wind sighed
Close in my ear-"THoU SuICIDE!"
And those two words flew
Into my heart, and pierced il through;
And my eyes grew blind with pain
As serpent which, with rage insane,
Strikes himself with venomed fangs,
And wrilhes in the dust with seli-deal! pangs
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1856-01-24

II II is said that convention of hus-
bands is TO be called shortly, at Syracuse, N.
Y, ito adopt some measures in regard to fash
ion. They say that since they have 10 sup
port the expenses of fashion, they have a
night 10 regulate its caprices. 1t is also said
that proposition 10 raise boys only, in fu-
ture, is 10 come before the convention. The
members are 10 resolve themselves into a
Husbands Rights party.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1856-01-24

AZ A little boy being asked how many
Gods there were, replied a0ne.n elbow do
yon know that ?" he was asked. tBecause,'
be replied, ",hsre is no room for any more,
for He fills everywhere.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1856-01-24

II An inveierate bachelor being asked
by sentimental young miss why he did not
secure some ones company in his voyage
on the ocean Of life, replied, "I would if
were sure such an ocean would be pacific"
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1856-01-24

~ A young lady from the oonntry, being
invited TO party. was told BY her city cous-
in to fix up, and put her best foot foremost,
in order 10 catch beau-she looked SO
green in her country attire.
The country damsel looked comicay in
10 tie face Of her rather faded relative, and
teplied:
"Betler green than wilhered.'
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1856-01-24

II The expectation Of gold from Europe
still continues. So scarce indeed has the
precious metal becume there, that 10 short
lime it is hoped not even a Sovereign" will
be seen.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1856-01-24

T The use ofa fictitious name by per-
son corresponding with lady is an insult.
When love is the ,heme, h i an outrage on
her modesIy.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1856-01-24

" "Sambo, what kind Of keys would j
take 10 o2eE the gates of sebastopolp'
"WelI, guess it's Tur keys"
"No, dat ain't il, Sambo,"
swell, what Is it den, julius %
"Why, Yam kees--yahi yahl
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1856-01-24
THE STAR OF THE NORTH
is PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING BY
II. w, WEAVER.

is PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING BY
II. w. WEAVER,
OFFICE-Up stairs, in the new brick build
ing, on the south side of Main Street,
third square be'o,c Market.
TIE II Nj 8 Two Dollars per annum, if
paid within six months from the time of SUBJ
scribing two dollars and fifty cents il not
paid within the year. No subscription re-.
ceived for less period than six months no
discontinuance permitted until all arrearages
are paid, unless at the option ofthe editor.
ADVERTISEMENTS mol exceeding one square
will be inserted three times for One Dollar
and twenty five cents for each additional in
serlion. A liberal discount will be made TO
those who advertise by the year.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1856-01-24

D The editor of-the Albany Express"
says he once kissed a dansel's cheek that
was covered with paste of vermillion and
chalk, and as a consequence had the paint
er's collie for week. Young men will take
warning.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1856-01-24

n The life Of a'fool could no more 60 on
without excitement than pantomirne could
without music.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-14
v,cyr ,rv CENT FIRST MoRroA0g BONDS

EIGHT PER CENT IiRsT hoRIoAcs 'o'''
MILWAUKEE AND EoRicoN kAIIsoAD D, G ~, sas
.s a. into stosk st the opo q ne nocef
-, Sv. '. ,rs from their date with M -
Der cent, SENT snpn.y or p'eses cn ,v a Nav
aBrertd si tbs Bank OF tne HSsoD'~ ." Wv
York. .,o, and are A 4 n lien
mon cr,y w ules o. r.. toaf oe zen " ~ Uari-op
r. C,cs- and Milwaukee Railroad ~ ,ne ~ 80 corn
- ~ Of Dodge and the vi a-e OF beIiio !. "
~ ~ kstou:tle together with all tne Io--Is - s,pt
y " Ill o.her nropor.y OF the CcrPa1V Alo y
H. fur ufictent 10 eIbgusn ths Wnoa, hH'i's's'
Cnr.n, \. tore the maturity OF the BOND, 60. =, -.
Skrl1 ,has bs failure tue ar OF the "
slee to ake the an! us eepo'is % zoe h Ri Of he
R.ruh Ia TIE City Of New fors, Is shtpt y az ~
s.rfrcss the uyssSs manoeT 80 aeisu', "a
In y q nav eai VI pr eipsl or ntefes' o. Ss po
-, mi ~ thu r,wsr Of the Company 70 eys.e ns OBJ
tn load (. Low completed TO ne Wis 0! MsuPus
nil 10 n. iouctis With the La Ctossc std mnSauxe ~
rosd eoiut six nl-s notth;"es. nom WV Il; a.
Ia. bse /. o. siuce the 10Th OF February ts sna
ss.d that il wil swsys be without eoupe
, a. a, road can he Constructor 20 oomPe.e
bu. that justly tributary 70 WHO'LL oes IN con
,nco, The have earned 10 inc tnroo
ropih. sndsg May % over ti!icc waich uuea ' Vi
amount 10 proportion u is lerstn than ws rs'hon ~
.pLr- A. Mississippi ksroa in the corresponding
IN. ear 1881 the rsi that roat was opsned 20
and this an cunt much than would nave oeen BY.
not the srest tail ID pfoduc' Wnen 80 rNaj
on M ther grains forward market When me toai
ar amount ne, equal eight Ger cert PER anhun on
hi, sue OF boud they A be Teeeirdee ~ th Co"' ~
esrcsf banking pupoies ana a. .ns 49, Im.nS for
Cre. Of the Charter Of the Company aad the BOND sna
MORTGAGE AID the Resolutions of the Bosti OF
" tb,lr ,NacuiOn Obtain ed 81 his ONCE OF .no su
oueer. a. slists invited 70 examine toe %
hi. Coz what fouodaon rees Tor
s,msn, " Issal J. B SMITH President
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-14
ALBERT H. NIcoLAY. Auctionssr.
WILL cell THIS DAY, July IA, at i2s ocioch

AtBkkI II NINULN.' .,.Io.L
WILL cell THIS DAY, July Ia, at i2s O'CLOCK.
w al the Merchants Exchange, for account OF wIom
800 T., NJ, Rand.
Gee Great Western X. X. 10 GER cent bohds. ID,
$500 New Albany and Sa en- r. K 10 per CEN pom M,
$1,000 Nsw.York and New Hsyea e. H. per esa, H..
4Co por.mouth aid coSi Il per cent h'g oon''
stac DsupHin sd su.qaehsnga Cos. Co i't MIG 6o0ds'
20 shares Brooklyn City K r. Co Nv es,h
q .har.. Aueric Express Co. Sle0 eech
so shares Columbis Sire Insurance Co 80 eseh'
10 ,hsr.s autsbls Ere Insurance Co. 80 esco.
n shares Jef.r,n Fire Insurance Co, $50 each
80 shares Ocesn B 4nk, so = sch ..
l22 shares M,chsrics Bank IN \. : 10 each.
50 shares Trsoesmen's Bank, 5 40 each -, ,,,
Trays or SALETen pei cent this day and tae
fere o'clock The accrued in'efost0a a '
viii be charged 10 The purchsser ,,
Next regular sale or THURSDAY July Ia.
'- 10 Broad-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-14
! SION RIDGE SEMINARY for YOUNG

A SION hIDGE sLMlNAhI ~ ~ p,;n.
"A LADIES Tho Rev 3. s. HUNTINGTON. A. ~. RIM
school has been ia .a;'sa cps sSa 10, q AZ
ys saa cns beer a ,so1 ,si sues few
sttio cen Kesrnt" IL oil commence i's neh. teso Oh
tic sr:, wsDSEsDSI O seS cssn Character refine
r,nt OF manner and experiences In to.onns o. u
m,t rank ne,t esn@ets for TIE comfort sDd Improve
rSst Of pupils as believed to DO hardly elaAso Id 'n'
IiTtA1roN-A.ros RlDes IN Del..s,. CO.nty, r, is
W. from Phn. de. lies a we. Of the Station
e. posd 70 B.imose .nd one ard half ne: ss,t from
9sRoesdss Station on the ne" read from FhHsde'phiA 70
"faSsicAL ADvANTAoEs:.Ths situation i' very sls
SsS ss ssDs nd beauty Of sesne'y
city oee,ee are YER, ooyGu' ard Imprint ,s. ,,me
No cess Illness b.s ever occurred sod evey
.1. Iesp'n hs. n ss' .1or .hs snss, AMI
SHADE trees afford vds range for uhre.sned voc
re- peI.%ss secures The pupils from unfsvobe
and The limited norsber ard asnny cnaisSet OF ls,
.aosd th, m the many comforts and sd'sD'ase'0 OF
RESTI ATOMS" Til. lew Of the bouse, says piston
xesefer has TIE entire charge Of certain number OF Pupns IN
IN hinss corrected with health. comfort and
snd u siriet Limitation .nsop, to forty with Eve sech
secures g each pupil large share % with am
ne ard naodera cO5venienees of bathrooms
ns... .p water on every h0o s hand
o% fe.bsS va confred to two or three 1paut.
S the hoaso qua s5 ia
ened associations and conducive 70 refined tastes and haSis
TIE cdTEsE OF STUDY .ded BY and .pp.,.
ms comtrists all the branches of through Enssn he,
oa together with the Latin and French Lsu1usss m1se 90
Drssins ls completion 10 ePions with Psfeh" eh" " '
ny FRENCH LANGUAGE IL spoken by the pd. co.la
Mn. HVhrDG1os has hal tbs advantage Of niue years "
THE RELIGIOUS INFLUENCE h.s been :ossn o 1y
elere men parents and pupils In such terms 90 tne
NTlS Cbheh NAV be thankful for such sch2o ;
shs III rect pressoi nsye received tneIe go. ~,
vorseip )" The minds asd hearts Of puphs pea ,
sd,nirats Christian training" Sound eyansecat
Iona an be ahfu religious influence are oouau. 70 oou
directly on the forming Of the PuPa lae pup
sttsrd Fpscopal services the Seminary unless s'e"hefo
ICCTss-In IL hours Medis and Rockdae, from Eigh'
kb s.ree PhHsdoip seventeen miles 70 the
8k, ale statiop and IA miles east from thence by carnage or
or h. bouTs via Chester from Prime and
senbaIi5 mss Chester and miles west from thence
- carriage or stage. r. 49, r.. p..,s .nd r,,,ior
aSs6 Mudc eSa Latin, French and Drawing, each SlA
ssntsIs extra To who prefer stated for
including hs Of school books sheet music and draw
- materials eza charge Of any de'oipfSoH xhaf'
Sesv, ZOO per session . g..
The sessions commence the first We pesdsys In Septep'
her spo February. Vacations ia July and Apgust. .
REFERENCES.-1be sci DOL 10 strongly recommended BY
evangelical cergynen OF the Episcopal acd other
ehuAes Ia nearly every State whose with all other
hormsou be Furnished epple alton 10 tho Principal
xddieu REV. B. ). HUNTING TON,
Village Green 2. o., Delaware County, Pa
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AUCTION NOTICE.-Stock Of GAS CHAN
"A DELIEeS and FIXTURES, LAIHrn LIZ i
-eB THURSDAY July n. at OtlOSs No - sea-
houf the entire stock OF the above est spu.
rnsnt consisting Of 100 Ctssdes ish 100 Brse<ets
o. Pstdsnp L. Turn1s sb. Chunks sDd Too . issss sa
eli Vices u 1Drss power steam Engine one sets
Pees Brsss deIy s. lot Of Pattern sarn.e
lssk Screws, Holds orucb'ts Gnn! -Sntrs fo's' ""i
Blower, shsrinr Betrs Stoye. Office Furniture ETC
B.The articles ready for ersnin''ion- Terms
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COTTAGE HILL SEMINARY, Poughkeepsie
" Now. York-MILO r. JEWEIT, Principal aud Proprie

In the COTTAGE HILL SEMINARY 1t Is proposed TO con-
Young sdies constituting SELECT FAMILY SCHOOL
Able and Instructors employed in oil Depart
eDts and the nuer Of Teachers large 10 proportion to the
pupils ali,
psctcs and useful educston adding every pleasing scoom
pishu ent.
No location can be suitable for the purpose contem
plated than the City OF town surpassed by none
N beauty sfuson ssubty Of climate and the inte sence
AId retirement Of it's citizens
Especial attention is given to the health Of the pupils The
relied ia the liberal use q
cold and tepd abandan supply Of wholesome fool
ard perfect system, order and punctuaty in al School and
Family duties In addition 10 daily walks among the beautiful
evrot Of Poughkeepse and recreation 10 the play grounds OF
the Seminary GyDssc and CaheDc exercises regularly
pssctcsd undertbe direction If the Teachers
Boa.drs permitted visit confectionery saloons
The Academic Year will the I'D Vt sep
teuiber There will be during the Holidays
Pupils Quarter ony all bill such being
neysbe Those who 70, the Scholastic Year
" half at the time of admission the remainder on
~ let Of March.
Members of the family Of the Principal will be charged for
b ard per quarter $50 This includes urDs Cd Rooms, fue
Light ad Wsshrg. Young Lsnes exceeted TO provide
smseyes with the uus articles fer personal including
Towels NAPKINS Silver Dessert Fork Spoon and Napkin
Ring. TUITION PER QUARTER ,
For the Regular Courre including III gsh Latin, French and
Vocal Music, S25
Pupils rot pursuing the Regular Course charged fol-
lows FL ss $40; French + ie Lan 10; PiauoFoft and
Of instrument, SIS; Guitar, Si5 Harp, $2i Dfawins
$40; Painti 81 water coon), $lO Painting in OIL, 500
Vocal Music (requirod of sl pupis) 81 30. -
Cafal6 fur shed on application 10 NJ F. JEWEIT.
Pougbkt eItie, July B. 1876
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H. WILSON. Auetioreer. .oo,,
A ECIION NOTICE-THIS( MONDAY MORN


"A ING ~ o'c.ock the entire FURNITURE IA toe toa,
siCr7 rese-se No 20 Wet i At near 9Th Ioi
and desirable u frst clsss articles saen
Psror Szites covered 10 satin Fer atd Cens
Tables wood E8sere Won Tables lined vita sl 0o
large ros wood SecreaIy option sad Easy Chairs covered
sa.n And uoquet large Pier snd Owl re ach pse ii'
OH Psiuiinls. Lace Widow Curtains China 's.e' Voc
,uoero rose soo Piano Forte Stool aid Cover Velvet sad
Brussels srpeis sh oak RHtss.on Table Cot G.'s ne
Chin. and Dinner sets aod Silver Wore SOFA.
Cb. Loupses SOf. Bed together with s the Farni1
The which fl and conPlete SETS oot1 VI
AID pure Hair Mattresses, Ingram Cs'
res, OilcIoths &c. Sale positive.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-14

ID Co have opened rsoion at No 1916 Broadway, which
Oil confer resculsbe benefits upon TIE mercantile muny
instruction In WRITING, ARITHMETIC aud BOOh PEI,
ING afforded by then in The most ana
much ABILITY united for the purposes Teaching pr
4 the nos accomplished PEI saw. The other gem
femen oe favorby known and their extensive &C
uantspce render essential aid to strangers IN
cecuri,r sleilae situations, Courier
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-14
THE NEW-YORK CENTRAL RAILROAD

i COMFANY, TREAsURERs OFFICE, Albany, Jay l,
iSTh- Company having P.l 10 ea,a out 2, y. ss
huure ard twenty three dollars and cents
So account of tn. PsS !. d hs is @ Sse the
5, abe ssreed upon which debts hsn amounted 10 one
and fifteen sn dcs and sevsntyt~o cents Is M
tus ds-rert period. io the yea. s to hs year sni
vb one ITEM In 1867 been resolved by the boari OF IN
sectors In conformity the views stated ia this behalf "a the
FHapcisl Circulars and Reports OF me % AM az .
An OF the Bonds of the Company for n puPos
lon nns hundred and forty THOUSAND eight hue
fifteen dollars ana seventy two cents hsS oeea aei
sun srsedy paid as Aforesaid from tims to time hereser
sn, Ae natoSis of the indebodnes OF t.r former .
p.es sul unpaid render desirable exceps In those csscs
8 whsb an exchange Of securities b made as
eone These Bond, VII DO Of ,he III Of u.v.
bic tho exp son u twenty from their date with net
he COMPANY. Agency in the CITY Of NswYork tho hrt
day q February aud August In each year 0 ,r,ou.
Of de Company on the amount Of the said bonds which
may az, have bee issued which shall no. have ma
yearly application the ishment Of the debt BY sup
ss to ,. u,sd sysnG ~ 4, %s ~l IN "
THIS Sinking Fund ~ be invested il the Outstanding oosA
sGi - ,n Be @ t. other
Amy Je,on holdrg the outstanding oble Of either
syo p.vent of which has bean assumed a. 20
stated y 81; COMPANY ..ns nat .s s. ons hcu:saa
ols pl.ss thereof bonds Of this ssae the in
the Company the right OF siyos ten day. Hevoas
public notice dsly newspapers Published in the
sry Of EewYors withdraw this permission to parties
who do apply make such exchange oefote tho expiration
Of such notice =.
Eve handred thousand dos ct These bonds being tie whole
be issned such proposals TO be IN
eoed Proposals. New ok Central Railroad Companys
Bends and addressed uuder seal 10 'hs under at
Ab,ny nv whom the win be received until IL o'clock
(uoor or the nth day July instant ct which e s1h pro.
orsned in tho presence OF the Directors OF tho
oupsuy or of Committee OF their number, az the Treisur'
er's 0fce in the Exchange IL the City q Albany.
The reserved to reject psopsA which may not
be Tor the Of the Company TO accept The
amount snJ proposal whh be accepted !, 70 % pd
The Office in Albany bs deposited 70 the
cxe,nt OF the Company with MsssIs DUNCAN. SHERMAN
& Co Bankers, Nsw-York, or with M-srs =. THAfER
BROTHER Bankers Boston the Isl day OF August next
the tonis will bear date and b. ready fer do ivery
paid previously interest will BE- allow 81 to that
dsy at BY order of the
Board Of Directors. JOHN V. Ia PHUfN treasurer
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11iang-forIes ana Mnsir.

A NEW MUSICAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
IA HAMIdN'S MODEL ORGAN HARMpNlUM, with
Etop Dspason Dulcsps Hsutboy, 3oprdon, Ps pa rue
uper ana two banks of keys acknowledge oS hnodrds
fre the public MODEL MELOoEONS, with new improve
ens both secondhand 10 RENT or FOR SAFE low
- Wholesale or retail In general characteristics AID espe
xsy In quality and uniformity tone and tag, they seem
3 me 10 be saper any that have yet examined GEO
Moor other Of ist musicians may be
seen b, calling s. GORDON No. sI broadway, sole
AGENT Tor Newfork.
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Water Cure.

MOUNTAIN GLES WATER CURE and
IVA SUMNER REIREA1 Pisinhed n BY GsnuH
Rssoed. Pi.f No korh R.vst ,t,'ts per ~ e9h way
Is hours r;p t-c1a tswl sk B5loSs s;eI" 10 ns 80
=. UT@L AZ ~ - trvp-ts'F
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CAS-HEATERS or NURSE LAMPS

CAS-HEATERS or NURSE LAMPS
" w. +. SHAW'S PATENT Boston, Mass.
IS rents each az retail.
Aimospheic Air Illuminating Gas used fuel to
ready heating small quantity Of watsI pint
will boil five minutes Place the Heater bat wing
fish tail burner the air ows o, the bottom and coniugles
with the Le this on the too OF the gauge 81 face and
you produce heat and blue Asms which surrounded
BY finely peIfo nder by which tho fame AID
ducts Of combustion supplied with atmospheric air At very
high Temperature for complete chemical uuion
perfect OF the ~ Without this surrounding
metal they 70 oL noAous cdor bat tooss
deadly poson. foruc acid and sdehyde. the spp4tus
strecled by the most sensitive 5et-c their
rreseIS-. IL eomnpncsiiOos from Pfvt Hayes, J. NJ
Wighsn and other seize gentlemen sbsencs
attributed wholly Surrounding tbs wiz. surface with
perforated ms'sl IiSonrs for SHAW'S PATENT GAS
HEATER Ny and OF Patent, is stamped sach
ore For sale OF vtcle,aie srd retail, by
W. T. shaw Co, Boston. Mass, No III Washington ST.
Cornelius. Baker L Co, Phla1ephis, Ps
Taylor Hodgetts. No. % Beekmsns., y. 7.
LEILA, &c 4 Grosjeal No. 70 Bsekrnsn 8, n Y.
Also st al the prime psi House furnishing AID Ga
fixture Estsb.ishm exits In the States w. T. SHAW Co.
spu6efure variety Of Gss and Air Zoo HesaE ani
Co,Linc Stoves psteutea by w. T. SHAW. Drawings All
Sscr;rtie ps will be for saried by mall whsa requested
CPIFNDID SUITES of ENAMELED FCRNI-
M WARREN WARD. No. SO Csa.lr.
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Clothing.

S.O HATS 81 less than Broadway Pr.ces;;.,
% = For elegance and durability thsl esan' 90 canal
Neat Hats, q? 81. bhOWN, ENo. -. - =
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A. NJ MIRwrx. Auc ionee: r.
DY BANGS, BROTHER IL CO.-Trade-Saie

A NJ. MIRwN Auc fonee: r.,
DY BANGS, BROTHER Il CO.-Trade-Saie
- Rooms No l3 Psrt row.
ThE RHGULAR FALL TRADE SALE "a b com
metced on TUESDAY, September g. ats Del CT q m CoS-
ssruers of Books Stereotype Plates, 5saonery noo.
BIZ dsTs Materials &C., solicited The Catalogue wi" oe put "
press early in July.
GREAT SALE at KlLBURN CITY in Colum.
VI be County State Of Wisconsin. There W Be ofered 81
ruele Sse By the propfietsrs MONDAY, Aueust
ard during the entire week ONE THOUSAND 20 Two
THOUSAND CITY LOTS, susted In different parts OF the
plat suitable for business and residences
TERMS OF PAYMENT -
VIII be msde easy BY small amount in hana ana ,1e re-
mainder long time with low rate OF intsr 81 'nd hoes
d,pcot 10 al persons who shall make valuable
whn year from the ne OF purchase or TO those VINO may
KtLBCRN CITY
situated the Wsconsia River INN stately beo th 70
mantle SPOT known TIE DELLS AID In tbe midst OF
rich sarcuura Of the bodes and finest scenery
in oousn The site Of the 81 itsef beautiful and hshtn
In the sxreme being al ssvsed plain, rising smoothly and
from bluff elevation Of 90 feet above the river WHICH
flows s boundary 10 elevation ct about 20
ct the table land 81 s ea'fera boundary Two
milfs distant FROM the river ..rr.,,
A. mi, pojut .he LA CROSSE and MILWAUKEE, RAIL
ROAD crosses the Wisconsin River ,dord com nuns
the and portions OF the sac ana
the country beyond.
Also at this point Of the largest wssrpcves the
State process Of being crested by the Wisconsin RIVER
H,drsulc COMPANY under charter granted BY the o,ae
The Wsconsin The largest river II the State and a wer
power will be the l1west the river OF any that car
be proved thereby giving TO IL peculiar wntn
will eddy invite The erection Of MILLS and ASUFAC-
TORIES CT svery description. JOHN D. NLiEt'
Prest Of tie Wsconfin River Hydraulic Co.
Kilburn City, July l. 1856.