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pissolutien Of ce.psrtnsrship.

THE co-psrtnership heretofore existing be-
l. tween the undersigned under the name
and style Of Hornsbys Il Ferrill, was, by mn-
tual consent, dissolved on the lst of December
1856. c. & W. B. Hornsby are alone s,.thor-
ized to settle up the business of the firm.
C. h0RESBY,
T. J. FERRfI.
VIZ. B. H0RNSBY.
AL persons indebte.. 20 the late frna oi
Hcrnsbys & Fcrril, ase requested to CONS for
ward ant Settle Immediately as the business ei
the ErEl must be closed up.
HORNSBYS i FERRIL.
The undersigned, having bought the Stock,
&C., belonging 20 Hornsbys & Ferril, expect
to continue business st the old stand. NJ. g
Mass street, where they will ever be glad to
meet their old customers and the public gsncr-
ally. As soon as navigation viii permit, they
expect to be in receipt of general assortment
suited to the market, and will endeavor &C
merit share of public patronage. both in pri-
ces, attention to customers and Quality oi
Goods. C.. W,B. HORNSBY.
Feb'y 81, 1851.
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David II. Mitchell.

y. -. and Attorney at Law. OfieeSI1e-
compton, X. T., opposite the Land Office. Will
attend promptly to Buying and Selling Land and
Town property, Locating Warrants, prosecuting
pre-emptiOn claims, furnishing Warrants or
Money to settlers, locating Town Sites, giving
general information. and collecting debts, DC.
March ID. lSJ1-lYt
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2. ID. H.adG.

NOTARY PUBLIC for Douglas County, Regis
~ ter of Deeds for the City of Lawrence. and
COnveyaucer. Will take acknowledgements,
proofs of Deeds and other instruments in writ
ing, draw UP conyeyanees, powers of attorney,
de. Blank Deeds for sale. Office No. 18 Massa-
ehusetts street, Lawrence, Kansas. n3s IF.
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charles A Foster

A TTORNEY AT LAW, Osawatomic, Kansas
1 Territory. Particular attention given 10 the
Prc-cmption of Settlers Claims. and the pur-
chase and location of Land Warrants. n3s-tf
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Z A. HUNT has taken an Office in the Emil
l. grand Aid Building. Massachusetts s.,
where he will give his attention to negotiations
for the purchase and sale Of Real Estate. He
intends holding daily public sales on the opening
of navigation.
Lawrence. Kansas, January g=tf.
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6T Itissaid that the land in Douglas
county vii be open for pre-emptioa on
the 10th Of September next.
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Jas. Garvin.

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, Office in the
Post Ofiicc Building. Lawrence, h. T., will
attend to all professional calls. ut any hour in
the day or night.
June 10, 1851 7-I1$
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"H0LESALE and retsil dealer in Ready
w Made Clothing, Water Street, old stand of
Majors, Russell 4 Co., Leayenworta Cits. Kan
sas Territory. 4lm3s
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wanted,

A T Shawnee. at the mouth of Kill Creek. in
"A johnson county, X. T., twenty y-fve laborers.
ISMEDz ATELr. Good pay viii be given. EEouiYe
Of W. kINBALL or G.. II. STRATTON. af the
above place. j,252ts
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Sc WhifehOFn.

PHYSICIAN, OBSTETRICION AND CHR
i CRGEON. All calls attended to promptly
Surgical cases will receive special attention.
Drugs and medicines for domestic use. Ofice,
Manhattan, Il. T. Dec. 56.-lys
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Robert L. Fiazer.
p. 3. Pest q Cs,

WATCHMAKER AND JEwELER. dealer in
w Watches. Clocks, fne Jewelry. Revoivers
Fancy Goods, &c. ia
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Builene q Reaa.
orpeanrx,

2zMASSACHUSETTS STREET, Lawrence.
Oe ksnSss, Dealers in most everything the
people Of Kansas want 70 bey. Terms cash.
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Csborne Ho,lza

RY @. OSBORNE, Tecunseh, K. T. Travel
~ ers to: from; and through the place are in
vited to give HIM u call
April 11r 3lnf
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D. e, Burnham

GENERAL AGENT FUR KANSAS. for all
" kinds of AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
Garden and Flower Seeds, Fruit Trees and
Shrubs. at the LAWRENCE SEED STOEE. 4sIn3f
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Commission House ct ouindaro.

TIME undersigned have commenced the eree-
i ton of ware house at this place, and
viii be prepared to transact Commission and
Forwarding business, on the opening of spring
navigation. HALL IL ENGLISH.
Quindaro' Jan. 10, 1s57,-tf
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z. s. Lowman.
L. Macarthur.

A TTORNEYAND COUNSELLOR At LAW
"A over Woodward 4 Finley's drug store, Law
renee, X. L. je2Lly=
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Jas, q. Sands
PhilIin Rothschild.

SADDLE, HARNESS and TRUNK Enpori-
~ nm. Lawrence. Kansas. Carriages trimmed
on short notice. 3-tf
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New Goods.

BANKERS & REAL ESTATE BROKERS,
- Exchange building. Kansas Avenue. Wyan.
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Central House,
lien & GOrden.

| RY B. JOHNSON, Vermont street, Lawrence,
II Kansas Territory. Board b., the week, by
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THE BEST BOOK FOR AGENTS

rs "FLEETWo0D'S LIFE OF CHRIST, y
i splendidiy illustrated with Steel Engrayings,
and superbly bound in Turkey morocco, extra
gilt rides, and gilt edges. Every fsmily in the
land shonld be provided with q copy of this
work, and as We afferd the agent handsome
commission, any one can make remunerative
business by selling it. We also have this work
in less expensive bindings. For fun descrip-
ton, together with our terms to agents, send for
our circular.
WENTWORTH & CO., Publishers,
Sc Washington St., Boston, Mass.
April IS, 81. Il
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C. C.M.FERRELL. Ell. BERrHouD.
Shawnee House.

ti'HiS house IS now open for the aceommoda-
l. dstion Of the travelling public. II is under
going thorough repairs with large additions. Its
located on Shawnee St, few rods west Of the
Planters Housc, on high ground. and the most
healthy and pleasant location in the city. The
public are respectfully invited to call, the pro-
pIlesors pledging every comfort usually found in
= Western hotel.
CIV. FERRELL 4 Co., Proprietors.
Leayenworth City. X. T., April II, ls57.-tf
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IGIRcULATIE( z.iEsss.sy--nes and PEP pep
- II books are constantly added. srE q &
iished. o. WILAAhIn'
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Hall. English & Henderson.

rOMMtsstQN. MERCHANTS, STORAGE
y & FURWARDISG; 0uintiaro; kansss.
Warren ST., New York; Simmons 4 Leadbeater.
ForwaFders, ST. Louis. apis-tf
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c. K. HOLIDAY. .fiios, a. ffiofs4f,s
Holiday & fii5fitoii; itiioANfoS'
+ ,AwfERS ASb LAND AGENTS. Topeka.
- Nj. February 81, Ias77.
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Eohf l. Frazer

WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER, Dealer
w in Watches, Clocks Fine Jewelry, Reyoiv-
ers, Fancy Goods, &c. Watches and Jewclry
thoroughly repaired. No. IA Mass. Street, Wood
wards Block, Lawrence, Kansas ~
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For Sale to the Highest Bidder

THE following lots in Lecompton will be sold
L separately or together to the highest bidder.
They all belong to shares Nos. = and can be
transferred as such ON the books of the Town
Company. Bids received ut the Herald of Free
dom Office, Terms: Cash.
SHARE NO..
Lots. GO, 10, 81, 5. 9, %. 9,
Block Is, SO, 70, 100. 80, g, 81
SHARE No..
Lots 9. 3. 3. 4, g. G, q, II,
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Late Arrival.

II SHANKLIN, wholesale and retail dealer
LIZ in Boots, shoes, Hats and Gaps, Massacku-
sets Steel Opposite ths Morrow House, Law
renee. X. 4.
We have Just opened large and well selected
stock Of every article in our line Of business, ur
chased for cash at the lowest possible prices, di-
rect from the Eastern Manufacturers, and we
feel confident that We cannot Ie HRdersold by any
house in the Territory.
Country merchants are respectfully invited 70
call and examine Off stock, which We will sell
By the case at the most reasonable teFms. ar
rsngements have been made to receive O fresh
supply every month, and we viii. therefore, have
q complete assortment on hand at AL times.
Lawrence, June ID. 81. 3m II. SHANKLIN.
Burlingame, <. T-Late Council City
Settlement Mills.
THE Mills at this point have been in success
L full operation for the last six months; the En-
gine and other machinery is Of the first class to
which more Is now being now added. We have
Orist sllll. and bolt for making SuperEne Flour
IS nov being erected. Planning, Shinxle and
Lath Machines will soon be in operation Bur
hGgame Is one Of the live towns Of kansss. offer
ing great inducements to capitalists 4, invest.
and business men to settle. The prospects for
business. with the facilities and appliances for
building, and making pleasant home,witb good
societs, are net surpassed by any interior tswn
in this country.
SCHUYLER i CANNIFF
Brfiasaine. May .. ls57
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T.. r Townsend

T AWYER AND LAND AGENT, Office No. %
IL massachusetts, street, Lawrence.
Dec. 90, 1856. 1y4
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Steam nngines. soilsrs. &c,

THE SUBSCRIBER, having taken the agency
of large Manufacturing Company, is able
machinery Of any kind at ST. Louis prices. Also
Saw Mills and Grist Mills and Shingle Machines,
with county and town rights to nse them.
TH0S. GUEST.
Lawrence. K. T., jane Il. Is5z. 4smss :
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Steam saw-mill for sale

T>HE undersigned offer for sale their mill al
i Benicia, on the river, l miles West of Law
renee, and 2l5 miles East of Lecompton.-
Terms very moderate.
JOHNSON & MCDONALD.
April II. If
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Whitney House,

MO. 5NEW HAMPSHIRE ST.. LAWRENCE,
~ Kansas. 7. L. WHITSEY, Proprietor. Sta
ges arrive and depart from this house, daily, to
all parts Of the Territory -
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R0oKSRLLEk aad Stationed. No. % Masa
~ stEeet. LaETeaee. &. ]. FEB. q, J7.tf
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7. Hall 4 Co..

DEALERS in Dry Goods, Provisions and Gro
II ceries, Topeka, h. 7. Call and examine.
June l6, 1655-tf.
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o. Wtfmax<h.

INGRAM and HEMP, choice STYLES. for sale
hy BuLisEAE 4 READ
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Fer sale,

90 VERY SUPERIOR LUMBER WAGONS,
90 b. FLIrSE Z Rad
Also. zsssz.ss z'ssses zzs.cs< F.z.ssf q
making 4reyel brlck. BAR.
july =, l957.-tf
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JOHN nEERF,s

MOLINE PL0RS IN KANSAS.
|0N the opening of navigation in The
~ spring, shall send to Messrs. Allen
Gilmore, Lawrence, X. T., large assort
ment of Breakers Of all sizes, especially Of
my extra Two-Horse Mold Board Breaker.
which has received the highest commend
afions from ali who have used them; also
great variety Of Stirring, or old GrOBes
Flows, among which | would mel::,9p ib'
Improved Clipper, the No. or Eng: ch
steel Plow. and the Michigan Double OF
Subsoil Piow, which should receive the e.
peciai attention Of those whs wish TO raise
crop the first year. have made some Inf
provements on this plow from last year, ieI
l believe It Is now perfect to be nsea ~
Western soil. Also Corn Flows, Cain,a- !,
tors, double and single Shovel Plows, Ron
ing Cutters and Clasps, Gauge Whesis
Truck Wheels, and ether Plow fixtures.
The quality Of the stock used in my Plos'
is not equalled by any establishment ID lHs
West, and the Piows are finished In a 's
superior style.
Having been engaged for eighteen year
in the manufacture Of piows for use ln W.
Western States entirely, can coDtdesy
say TO emigFanfs from the Eastern Sisle''
that these plows aciH seonr and WORK Per
fectiy in any soil in the Mississippi val.es
All orders addressed TO ALlEs q 1'.
MORE, Lawrence, x. T., or to me al hohb.
Rock Island Co., Ills., will receive YrSsP'
ettenfion. fn32d] JOHN DEERE
To Surveyors and Civil Engineers.
W. L. E GURlEY. Troy, n. T., are vi
largest manufacturers Of Surveyors "a -
Engineers instruments in the Union: Ing
win send their MANUAL, book Of 20 Pag:g
giving prices, adjustments, and aecurs'e II
lustrations, by mail, free Of charge, 10 =
those wishing to purchase instruments,
Apply 10 W. 4 T.. GsELEy, Troy n L.
Troy, n. +. Feb. %, 57-EB5s
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N. MsCracken.

PECEIyING, Forwarding and Commission
IL MERCHANTS. Corner Second and Cherokee
streets. LcayenwOrth, h. T. Dec. 6, SO.
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U The sain continues at intervals.
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Adams, Swift & Co,
RANkERS and REAL ESTATE AGENTS
- LeayenwOrth City, Kansas. Exchange and
Land Warrants bought and sold; Money re-
ceiyed on Deposit; Real Estate bought and sold
on Commission; Lands located by Warrants or
Money in all parts of the Territory. apIs-tf
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John Hutchinson,

Drss Newman & ToIles,
NO q, MASSACHUSETTS STREET, Law
IN renee. X. 7. Gig.
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Ice creama Gratis

Guitar Teacher Wanted.
A PPLY At THIS OFFICE, third story.
~ iN25-ff
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. Grocer and
w Iron Dealer, Receiving, Forwarding and
Commission Merchant, Leyee. South Cherokee
street, LeavenwOrth City, X. 7. Nov. -; sc.
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j. e. Rlunfs

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, recently from
L Ohio, has located on Pottowatomie Greek,
Kansas Territory, where he purposes practising
his profession. Dec. ), 1866.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-10-16

SOMETHING Nw-lf we understand the
report in Walton's Daily journal Alright
To" Governors Message, instead of being
delivered in the usual and proper mariner
TO the Senate and House of representatives,
was delivered to the Joint Assembly, in
accordance with Il Joint Resolution Of the
senate and House OF Representatives,
WHAT occasion there was for that strange
innovation we do not sec. The Joint As
''m'ly has very limited power, merely
that ct casting votes for certain State OIL
GERS. Tho Governors Message is "a document
leading dlrrc ~ to legislative action, with
WNlch the Joint Assembly has no NOR, to
90 than pr'y caucus hts We SEQ tAlt
the topics OF tHc Governors message ARE
referred. in tho senate and in the House Co
Committees How did that document yet to
those bodlcs' Dil tine Joint Ass. mhIy send
Vt to them, or did tine Governor srrI it ito
them as wei. as to the Joint A-scmblv1
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-10-16

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on the 10Th N,tLir, Of ,r.t. ;n,.,-t,...
Is added to former news from ln.l. t..
every thinr shows that agreat wsrs j. {.
b, done there if Ind.l !. 10 lie n~.u.lr.
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THE FREE PRESS.
90, az A n a nrN EptCT Editors and Proprietor
NJ FUT IITWN NJ TdNT july u
ysisSsIENGTON /:
ratp,Y MO RNtNa, OCTOBER 10, 1851
The Governor,s Message.


The Message of the Governor suggests
fcw remarks on some of its topics.
The Governor speaks well of the action OF
the Blird Of Z lucation and of the labors
of their Secretary, His commentator Is
well merited.
We are glad to sec the recommendation
of GOV. RJvce that there be reasonable
and efficient militia organic ltion OF the
State, renewed by Gov Fletcher. There Is
no need of very cumbrous riec' OF ma
chinery such as Ilce WIS; but a simple ana
ef,.tive org ,niz ttiOn of the community. 10y
means of which an appeal can he made'
when the occasion dem lnds' to the Years. OF
men, is Just as necessary TO preserve cN''
order and political liberty, as are orsan "a
tions for purposes of education, and the dis
pensltion OF justice is not always O.
nough for men to knew their duty to their
fellow men. \ wicked will and dcp.nvcd
passion often get the mastery over an in
nate sense OF right, and must he subiucd
by force
We are glad to see the attention OF the
legislature az in directe - f1rcl 'ly t,
the ,u j ct Of = sepArlt provision Tor the
punishment Of Juvenile off nlers That sui
i.ct Las been showed off 10y former lr-',it-
lures, without receiving that earnest atfor-
tion watch it deserves which sooner or
later ", ara 81, it wUI htv'
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-10-16
Liquor Seizure.

Constable White seized nine barrels Of
lighting Rum, on Saturday hstas it was
about being taken from the Depot Of the
Il. ~ i. r. Road, by ono of the Rum car
riers Of our yillse-ono Michael Corcoran,
Esq.
Qucre-wiII cur courts think this is
" tee much liquor 10 spH," or that the
" Law is all wrons.' l. there any difference
between 4" twcedIedeo ana twecdledum''-
we shall see
Eetty Cain was brought bol,ro Justice
HolIenbcck this morning for retailing poor
Rum, aud fined $40 and costs.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-10-16
thittcnecn Comfy Fair.

On Wednesday and Thursday afternoon,
the Howard Guards raradcd. headed by
lAli's Boston Brigade Band. in their snowy
unliorm-huf coats, crimson raut,lgons
and high fur caps. The Guards presented
truly soldierlke and very handsome ap.
pearance, and performed their cyolutions
with precision, which showed thorough
drill, and lett nothing to be arologl,ed for.
Tho Guards it should be understood.
themselves bore the heavy expense Of en-
ploying the Boston Band and are certain
~ entitled to the thanks Of the public for
the treat afforded by their fine music
On Thursday, tie Guards were arroura-
med ON parade hy delegations IN uniform
from the Brandon Crews and the Green
Mountain Rangers Of Lowell. Vt. After
which they went into military Convention.
The Ladies at Union Hail, kent open
nous, during the two days OF the fir. ami
nctted the handsome sum Of $40. which
goes for the bencG, Of the Medical College.
VS. saw no drunkenness On the Fair
Grounds, and hear Of NJ accidents con-
ncctcd in any way with the OCCASION.
Tie following liz: Of pc4nj ans on
Miscellaneous Articles were omitted in our
list Of last week.
Mi>ccliancCus hIticlc,,
b. Turk, Burlington, Case Of Clothing,
: y chuls,
C. Bcnn., Buffalo Coat,
t I. IL.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-10-16

KANSAS ELEcrIo>.-We cannot give any
details Nothing official is Vet known oil "a
decisive character. Parrott may be elected
delegate - probably Is. That the result
when proclaimed viii 2iy" the rro-say.ry
"a entire control OF tut Legislature ct
not be doubted There l. ,bunI 1T cyI-
dcuce that lr,udul.nt votes from Missouri
w,re given in great numbers -"d that
plans w / w.iyiy 'oil .or talt lurp',. -
All that 9 i; 3. .,Ger prof sd OHIO. Was
T.. :; "l' il ~ -, OF ,4c frauds. w. do
L,. .ul pose it WIS inten4cl to be-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-10-16


L,~ul C.O>N F,N rla L.moilI,
Cona'y Ami uiturll Society held IFS see
"a annual far at Stowe. on the ol.l and
a0-a of : ptemher. The show OF cattle and
horses we think, could not be beat in the
STATE. That of other articles was good.
The Attendance Of people was larger than
ever gathered on any other occasion IN the
county. Nu.i, Ivy Stowe Band.
There were some tine trottiug on our tx
c..au- track on the afternoon OF the second
1'y DR.. Wheeler OF Burlington, was
expected 70 deliver the address. but i'll
hctuh p. vented his a'tandlncc.uud u fiji
nl The Sp, Z, l.. Persin-, E-q ant Rev.
a. e. i, sc were pressed into service, and
s.ye short speeches with great accept auca.
Capt \. \. Mc.d's 4t Monp.hcrl
exhibition OF s..ycr-ware added mueI to the
-t,.ctlyu OF tac Floral Hall.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-10-16


OrAcKsANp QrACHERY The profession
of medicine imr,sas ou.rous dutIcs upon
those who rractica IT. rs calls upon them
mr." only to be di,chIr.,l by tre * rcis,lf
cop'ur~s, self slcriti,n. AMI haroisn, not
common in any other professions We he
h.ye 50 much b.ney,lrn.e. f5rtitudr. M
ti"yce, and courage. as phy>iriIns ant sur
icons are every day exhibiting. are rarely
mot with in any class Of men. Their posi-
t!un demands il of thcm. IL compel. them
TO minister TO the desplirinr; to visit the
poor without the hon, Of reward to nan.
rtrtt, the nh,i.s Of ,aullid misery and al
, jet wretchcdnosS, - suruE from no
| PIrsu" struck hpya' or f"su'on'iu street
Ih"r must bear with the whlN' an! rnrra-
Sonlng rapric"s o. the SICK they must
cheer the hopeless and meet n"tuiance with
a smile they must pass from one scene OF
misery t. another, ami even whllt crushed
With tine fearful responsibilities ot Inc ami
death,arc 'Np'cted toapr'Ar is cheerful and
animated lS thu most p'c13nirINrti pa
tent could ask. Iu.s Is Henln led Of them
night and day, and every day. The common
divisions OF time are mt tor them, Their
lot Is me OF prouact.d cl'-'bnrLltlon,
seldom amply rewarded, and never one
hlIi appreciated. Thus much for the EST
mate We place upon the physician Is man,
ami the duties "ri 1inei by his profession.
IL viii be aIPTent from the,e remarks
that it Is our opinion AN individual has no
ri-ht to assume the Profession of medicine
unless he is wlllingtp give up his life to it,
demands. lie should bc above all mnrceui-
~ considerations, OF course, the lAborer
Is worthy OF his hire but what We mean
Is, that he should engag' IN the pr. i,ssiOn.
not ns Spectator who makes IA new ven
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-10-16

account Of the sickness Of his mthcr) tho
senate elected Mr.. William II. Walker
Assistant Secretary in his stead.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-30
ARRIVAL or THE ARIEL.

The Vanderbilt steamship Ariel Capt. Ludlow,
arrived here yesterday from Bremen and Southampton
Her news was anticipated by the Arabia. She brought
10 passengers from Southampton on account OF the
Onerous requirements of the Passenger Act in its ap
pcation to steamships not engaged in the mail service
The new steamship Vanderbilt, Capt. ID. l.. Wilcox
arrived in COwes Roads the evening of the 10Th, at
6o'clock, having accomplished the voyage from Now
York in little under 10 days. She encountered oSSy
weather from NewYork to the southeast edge OF the
Banks Of Newfoundland, and strong gales from north
west to northeast with high seas from thence to the
longitude Of / degrees.
The Vanderbilt passed large iceberg in lat 80, 10;
long. l3. Size passed the British East lndIaman
Princess Royal. in lat. 4S, long. TO- 3D.