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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-09-18
TOY TO THE DOR!
- CnMEORT 10 TuE MLCM

"Ufords Smoke Cons1qing Patent Lanpr
This fayohtc Lamp now tried In thousands Of New
England families and the verdict is-Go0df 10 burns
not only the cheapest Oil, producing most Superb
LIoHr WITHOUT the necessity of any SMOKE SMELL
also all kinds Of Grease. Qt Is wen known that grease
burns freer and produces better light than Oil
q contains NO "Gluten') after melting the salt.
This Lamp is called Smoke Consuming, because il is so
constructed that the greatest possible of oxygen
Is brought In with the flame without the aid
rather nuisance OF glass chmneys, which necessarily
create much droft that the oil "cut OUT three times
fast as 1t ought TO bclyth this Lamp the carbon
instead OF being emitted IS made 10 "Food the Flame
It's capacity about % Of pint II burns ~ hours
more-not put out N order unless abused. Nnetyniuc
persons are pleased with it where il not In these
times Of camphcne explosions No faaiRV should be
without these Ianps-bcst pattern bronzed, only 81 2j
others for the kitchen or shop cheapcr-al burning
equally well and every Lamp warranted At the late
Fair ia Syracuse n Y, Diploma awarded us for
the beautiful operation OF the Lamp. We have also
many testimonials Of the highest character from Clergy
men, Editors and others well known for their scientific
lahors-including IN the list, Rev. II. O. o. Dwight
Missionary Consantnople; Rev. a. J.. Stone, Park
Street Church, Boston. and many others. Also, Dr.
jackson, State Assayer Mass. Lieut. Gov. Crown
John G.. Whitdcr'i Editors Of Puritan Recorder
Traveller, Transcript Boston Post, and many others
s. n * ii. q. UFfORD,
" Removed to New Store Hawkins street, corner Of
Sudbury street. Boston.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-09-18
ILIrMINATIoNl pARAFEINE OIL

Every house, factory, shop or Office los town or coun-
Try may De lighted more brilliantly and economi-
cally by using pARAFFINE LAMP OIL, than by any
Paruhuo OIL n use, is CO.., coauly as fuid, is not exc
posi,o gives more brilliant light, and is more econom-
zeal than any other OIL
The comparative cost Of ana equal amount Of light
from various Oils and Fluid their respective retail
prices is shown In the following table, prepared hy Mr.
Edward n. Kent, leading anal tiral and practical
chemist Of New York, who says -"Praihne OIL gives
a brilliant and dazzling light, does rot ignite when
lighted match Is placed directly in the OIL does not rcsn-
lily by exposure 90 the air. and consequently does not
gum the wick, and may be entirely consumed ina lamp
without depreciation in the quantity quality Of the
LIGHT. kc.
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NJ. lANLt January /, 1893.
Professor o. j. Wood--Dcar Sir: Unsolicited. | send
you this certificate Alter being nearly bald for long
time, and having tried all the hair restoraves extaut
and hn,ug faith in any was induced on hearing OF
yours 10 give 10 trial placed myself in the hands of
barber, and had nay head rubbed with good sf BRUSH
and the Restorative then applied and well rubbed in ill
the scalp was aglow, This repeated every morning.
and n three weeks the young hair appeared aud grew
rapidly nom August last t the present time and Is now
thick black and strong-son and pleasant the touch
whereas before il harsh and wiry, what little there
was OF H. and that little disappearing very rapidly
still your restorative about twice week and shall
soon have good and perfect crop Of hair New. had
read these hings-aud who has not but have not seen
hitherto any case where any persons hair really BEN
ehtcd by any OF tho hair tonic etc. Of the day and il
really gives me pleasure 10 record the result Of my expe
ucnce have recommended your preparation 10 others
and already has large and general sale throughout
the Territory The people here know its effects and
have confidence ia M The supply you sent US whole
sale agents for the Territory Is nearly exhausted aud
daily inquiries made for H. You deserve credit
your discovery and for one return you my thanks
Tor the benefit it has done me, for certainly had dcs-
paired long ago of ever affecting any such result
You're hastily j. ". BOND,
Firm of Bond IN KELLEY. nrunUi.ts NJ paI
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Mas. HNlrs KEcrirrs pom TIM MILLION. containing
900 receipts facts. Sec, boz the useful ornamental and
domestic arts and iu the conduct Of life. By Sarah
Hale. Philadelphia, 4. b. Peterson. One volume Of
nearly 500 pages, price Sl,2j.
Mrs. Hale has been for many years editor Of the la.
dy Book, and iu her editorial career she has gathered
mass nf materials from which her experience has cna-
bcl hor Co select hc most useful The book will be-
valuable BOO every family On remittiug the price, It will
Dc sent by mail, post paid
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-09-18

TuH Losr DtreWEH and other true stories of the
hcrt. by Caroline Lee llcntz a well known and pom
uir authorcss Philadelphia, Z. b. Peterson, 500
Chestnut Street
This work Is in press and viii be published Sept Doth,
In one volume large duod ocmo f'r 81 o. OF in two vol
umcs paper cover, dollar On RENTING the price
the book win be sent by mail post paid.
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WonKs on CuMLns DIoKgNs.-T. B. Peterson,
Philadelphia, publishes various editions complete. s..
o, TO- H. 10, 400. is, 1928, So and $1,000 per settle
three last being illustrated with over Ave hundred en-
CRAVINGS and at these prices they sent by mall post
paid By renting either sum, the corresponding edi-
ton can Doe had The s. set Is in paper coycrs-al the
others ia different styles of binding and various editions
duodocimo and octave. in six thirteen and twenty five
Volumes the last at the three highest prices.
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Atttraru.

A NEW WoRK-Wo understand that Mcssrs Went.
worth Co. Of Boston, arc about publishing work
entitled THE You've WoMAN's FmHSui or, The Du.
hcs Tyiab, Loros and Hopes qf Woo,an. by Rev.
Daniel G.. Eddy Of the Harvard Street Church In that
city, 80 widely known the author " the "Young
Mans Friend" "Angel Whispers" and other publca
tons which have had extensive circulation Perhaps
writer Of times IS popular among an classes OF
people Mr. Eddy, which rs no doubt owing to his at
tactye style and biz peculiar talent for rendering the
most profound truths intensely interesting by his beau
u0i and dramatic manner Of presenting them TO the
minds Of Dds readers. We hail therefore a new work
from hs pen with great satisfaction, and presume that
the mission and sphere Of will be treated on IN
strain Of clo9ucncc and power that will faseinato both
old aud young, married and single mother and daughter.
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tOOk AGENTS III zoo, 900 WANTED
~ To circulate RAPID SELLING, UNsuRPAssINGLY
Popular FAMILY WORKS, which attract by their low
ored plates, My three-od experience Of nearly twenty
years. a. Author aud Puhshor Agent, alike at
the East and at the West, gives nnequaed advan-
tages in knowing exactly how make books that ciH
sell fast and SATISFY when sold, how arrange my bus
mess that industrious Agents cannot tail Of success
Mo own Agents only allowed to sell my books, and
each has the exclusive right his assigned field For
CIRCULARS, with fullest particulars, address, IL YOU live
East HENRY HOWE, No. l02 Nassau Street. New
York you live West, the same, No II. Main Street.
Cincinnati, O. b6,3mis
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-09-18

~ EW ENGLAND FEMALE MEDICAL.
~ COLLEGE.-Ihe Tenth Annual Term will COM
menee on the first wednesday Of November 1881, and
continue seventeen weeks.
Fees, 50 TO each Of the seven Professors Fun par.
ueuars In the Annual Report Of the College, TO be had
gratultously SAMUEL GREGORY. NJ, D.,
eod Secy Boston, Mass.
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Boston Notwithstanding.

S75 SEWING MACHINES $50
new and perfect WAX THREAD MACHINE,
for Boot, Shoe and Bag Manuncturcs-Buttcrfcld d
Stevens Patcnt-for sale by D. W. HOLMES
Liberty Square, Boston.
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Boston anntrttgrmrnts.
S. NJ. PETTENGILL & CO.'S
BOSTON BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
SEPTEMBER, 1857.

Tho following Iist of Cards was collected by S NJ
PErrnNoIlL e Co, Newspaper Advertising Agents No
10 state street Boston, who authorized by the pub
shera Of the best and Widely circulated Newspa-
pcr4 throughout the United States and British Provn-
ce, 70 take advertisements and subscriptions at the os-
csf rates. 5G5
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-09-18

DEAFNESS CURED, HOWEVER
IL CAUSED, il the ticking Of q watch can be heard
Letters OF enquiry, addressed % Or. BOARDMAN,
No ~ Suffolk Place, Boston, attended co. Remedies
and Apparatus sent by Express.
TEsrIMoNY.-Io those afflicted with Deafness / would
state that have been deaf since one year old and
could never hear ordinary conversation. Eighteen
months since, induced 10 call ON Dr. Boradman,
and from the first operation much benefited that
purchased his remedies and apparatus and have used
them thoroughly and az this time am happy to say my
hearing is quite restored.
EDWARD W. HAMMETT.
Chilmark, Mass, May "A. 1857.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-09-18

NJ OTICE.-The annual meeting of the VT.
\ Mutual Fire Insurance Company will be holden at
their office ON the 18th day Of October next at one
o'clock p NJ for the choice Of Directors and the trans
action Of any other necessary business.
By order Of the Directors.
CHARLES DEWEY, sec'y.
Montpelier Sept 49, 1851 573~
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IN ovcry c0udIti0n Of the system, h abso
lutely certain. The delicate constitution o
tho feeblest maiden, wife or mother, is rem
dcrcd stronger by its influence, when, at th,
same time, quieting sensation is expert
cnccd throughout the whole body.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-09-18

calming thc agiated mind, quoting the
throhbing muscles and taitchinr nerves and
bnugir-the whole system into regular and
uniform operation. There is no violence
done TO the system, as by the use Of harsh,
severe and poisonous remedies, which, a.
though they may temporarily relieve pain.
produce greater evils in the delicate Ncrv.
Gus organism than the disease itself
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-09-18

Particular attention paid 20 getting up different ma
chimes used by the Trade, viz. Rolling, splitting and
Cnmpng machnes, &c. An articles in our line at the
lowest prices Tor cash.
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Boston ADVERTISEMENTS

as The poet hath beautifully expressed H.,
must be wooed 10 che Nervous sufferer, be-
fore restoration or relief can be obtained. It
/ Is DO This manner that the Nervine gives re-
/ lief and repairs the waste Of the Nervous
I system. IL produces, while the Nervous
I Fluid is becoming cuuafgod.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-09-18

ID r o OKS q Me UEN.
I'D No. Blackstone and 4 Fulton, aud shoe a
Leather Sfs., Boston.
Importers and Dealers iva
Squatter sovereign., 1857-03-03
GI9se OF sVplpMe Two..

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| eI9Se Of .Yplq1ae Two. l.ssr,
essl 81, tie IssYS js.,fs the ssce9d, y9e'ps Q
III EEa' '9'sF Ss9gerf:gn VII sHRiFs AZ +
We k9pe sl,ia aqlpeft}isisy IL fteSs li3oa gu
patf9as the pecsssty aila asl e33. ol 4sff i
ling gn98 er 9Igs5ssr se4iat :qaEhays aqerusd
IS cl3siofnarE 4s.ti,s. eai2sifig1et tie ye So:
10 .BaEe q geperi TF:sftie3psept. aal IL az
ees4a9fs sSil3 which ~, .s ai q}a 97 Cyl Il
8e SIS an4 trast tlsse indebted e 1yjl
be ready ). TO- sq!sare Va lailya las
.parlfal9sl -hs Felrlod the sgqattfE hsslbeel
pablisat. !Yb the Rrqpf3ssogs i.aYei MOI qaiy
4f99Yee ti.ea laboF5 So l4ilessfi t2 st'slll al
ea;eFafise wisb9gi gsip'4issF Ten be- l base
o 77e'sf:siifi psagaiafs less TITS Inst eyal
yS8gi'i b. fee3noyea tg tso7e who are u their
DEBT 3 helf1iseg "a Rgogsro sease'
81 jasiiss shoHl4 5 if'a1.ssAcqa i 4aeT ye da.
-oaah SIS Q. The ssaTsssas.4 Is :. s7adT
80 Belsnoss noe l.oaysgidst 3siagfse HE good
stsaeFie Of Ike u5iie. States else t+sl'ert ait,
safsvtlag fsal, ware u ptoY,, ttn5io5 On
ielss p III. q, SO, itassSE oliea D..
pafta4ef.4. b,lt sRea King 4rdii, ex6eaqe,9sss,
Ne da = tfel Z soy otfat The People OF he.
R9SofthotFest arc i!gal 5sjcaess,faih lhis.f4aa-
ter Of mails G5ar' Fdst4aastefs 5e4ie1rlfi aafe
nos unreasonable = Bot ssts cail,1it4y Es!4eye,
VITO eeha@tlsit a4aaa sfeilie.iie Of
tfe distributing Pest offices are opel4 10
Tie. cilargts'of "a wiif4i ard 4calpableb hegt
lects OF duty Over enc asee k d gonth4
the fogue of. The Staa!lean raajinpas open.
ei ard n packs e ofspiitharss ieateps passers
wa saeetioed at Il syofiice II Iii; ass7
tended TO byloaaMaaFtay "a ndsefiieitzrst p. l.Te
Sincstba t4Ii1elw lave received sosaea kret
r4Sotfhe friaa il, ba gs, eiafdq soIeiters
no, fsapers.s by is this. whentiial resae
IS opcma; Haze . tie 3 elalasgetogss of ts.a
Distributing Offices rested 50 long aaast
eaasef1so sam fseteolisIg through iisen5 past
winter SEASON. ailists tine Fiiasea failed rIc.sl
inns tealie. gaat2 We fear thai sst1e
case; andaherefare iilvalse ii :felt, Sam To-,
Hose has iander against ahsnl. -. 'F5heirosiee,I
5 oo.f4tg 3ofi then physical a nd me asaii
good. and hiuaailssy, mott ping else, ssl.s
naglds their nemovai, at beast until ,iseRI
orc fully restored 10 sfuTiaer health and!
lgor.c8a - .tfssllsss4ssa l#arlst s
Squatter sovereign., 1857-03-03
T'sse Ese4cs, ~ ~ s.ss.ss sSssgg Excl
t-ssssrsss fss Ere sssss-ses- o<z=sss.sys
gooA o.s Sos. ssa

z Aefoss (tlisis, ii lid 9et43-ss h.
aarg-, sigsitsas tasat sab sxFits4 Sc ms i
Tor as pFs9aF. and fllat It IS expected he viii
remit INC affaa9ls.t sve rs by theeethfh aiaif
"a ,pt.ts2 R. f,s IFs@Siiila Of cieariesioh. s.
S.is 81 tiieI iaeg to- pFasure siEiss Ti at tss
t;.is r1Per- Also, AIr. ID. b. Boho, OF Union
f9fsttct, s. c., no* tay+lfag ii ne Snt.tiiesI
issatSsf i eYxpsili Eees5ptEer the sans. s,t
s. Idr. .JolsS IRA sporrEt, Bow trayeti,l.
in the Southern States, IS an a,sthof ised agent
tor the sgjsa etAF evf.Teigsf 30 - y {
Squatter sovereign., 1857-03-03
Cur Prairie Rae.

y fssvs days ago re fo5ii our first ride
Of the season III The prifrfe lands Of ii.ig
county. g OR course was fs.ii@f 5Gde ~tst.
SIX zllorths hssd elapsed since We fis.d f5s 3.
ca OYER he SANE country: an5 sc say n
ruth riiat sSe WeFe almost tesTii3leteis in
the great isnIrov.esaerst made within that
SPACE o. time. N8efe SIX opths ago
scarcely ealis eoafd sc seen for miles
nov every quarter secllon has one where
10 llllt.i,a ia eo1fl 81 seen. iioa stands
COED iool.ii3.s ee..sfti,5Fta5le houses SiisTe
10 s1s Of CIVILIZATION coi'a BE seen, nov
large fields are. laid ST. al nd lie Feneiaes
% The. gfornd ready 10 81. eFs:stsd as Soon
as sl'a season vii permit. li'e could
sstisii.ulfy eSciaiin. Hsfsai RAPID j i'sances-.
hseilt, VI s.sFalttsll fs.aFaesai -. -
TUNED - sogvEs III vii f.e!'es
5tie saeGss aisd asggraIid zeiisent 81 o;sF
7 is .ldlSiagaif3 sne. 5soliesetiFFt.ly.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-03-03
teFa :.55..f8 IN a. ,,.s,, + !,

LII we Hoe4l call ttts zttenticI s4>E
oar teff;soss and iletzs ltss,riilss
seai1ens 70 the e6lidisgosl 81 he sszss.se ii
he 4hsts.b II 1Ysllte Cay ereset. s 81 lI:s
fissr r5ad ron ibis place . Peri s1aii.siIl.
Isicza POO assd Iseasan voft Tie Tie hFeaIs
sir DF 5 ice. ana t5asetl Den: + ls,'i
ya1as 4ave tentsfsd Il IN Gle is Y e.
shieles and borses. which now have 10 "a e
l,hkSfesaaa pad ove Tsa;ffiiS oifn
either Ofbisoss ratgs sfEsl fsssSs ,.sits
OF Sc = iso OF gsftesSt
TO nuGaeFeas se. s;s a
lpasis:se. dsassS bseEstd 6ar ;ssssi Ind
1t ahoali,ssIesefose "a ife.SF ilss ,itsr
lls lss sseya asee ogl q 1Fiafs.i
she'taisshe Isnecessass % Il. re
is-ssx isFitsarasea. os our fs5.sta ~, 10
fpsnistla sssls fIsses.s as ss.F z.ii.Tai.ii.sg
The speedy seeonAtfueson srsthis 64i55se
50 ssss:si i. 70 our gei.ctas s,sls4Ease ss aI
Squatter sovereign., 1857-03-03

IA Would YOU rend the,e .sqaastef-
Seyersienz Then so6sertse sfofsiis dpn,t
soaf il from its Pfapeo piave.had art5rlsei iss
lsgitHaase owners of the ipleassire5 4
kaAiastciiona!pa sisscolauiils tssfForsl Ii eia
Rsar IN allad tbat1spse Q. uusz .e.lss,i stfii
70. Us Pefas;sl .stsbsefsbsa azad saalSlori
itfss * 1i,4..a.F sfse. l. 81 sszlssfss = :.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-03-03
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5Ui II essr +: n E f.II55J33 II Is
ateaud ,dgts'soF Ilsisgqte 10 GQagress9o Sas9sct
70 tiie tseisiciz of Gon4eat;na eff the Ngtispal
Squatter sovereign., 1857-03-03
azas.-aII1iise lars, ailaa-s.lsae arriral ..

baaSsTTslirss lGirssss aitaaFstasae asrirai az
: te5isoas efa.ssis dssEy iass.sises sssshiaIlt.s
tiss Missouri ver ssesasscrl Is Cssskeesszs.i
;'Eras9ad seshiszla iltiiag on hssspsay aTa are
= 's,:r..s isss was -silas ssIlas5Fers 4itas,Fs
5ysae esslzeas ass3las iis.lsed. slisss wiarfess4
ss',asesss Der aFa ioessae ace. There
seasnfs sitl be a fsEslo.iiF aassnfsr spassea
gers sisaas, - asvilas. ss1oaiss Eai,sitie 81
fsessass eIut4it !iie u naisAait ells
s <zLs teslr Tsshasl;s tssa idsslssurs,saeso of
q zsgla lea so . b:I. 5k-asTlsoa hs.f
9agzsss tom ls-sarlI ssissiaes ss.sssss !
als;.lsses ssssingsse aaefs
ea31is lsllsssssss!i oi 9salssss aar
rs S9ii Of If.s1sas. sslsesss essa ~ kssa
h.. their scsrless are :-alssa5is,
Squatter sovereign., 1857-03-03

z5-fzssfE. -,sksz ~ "a -,
tsIE aioagESc srA1 THIS taEeFite
apd eiegaiai sea mere rrivs our VIA Oh
Iesd4sSra q morning and Handed q rssssi3er
E. Fassel5a.ers seysfsi .hFqf5es.. and t9sher
sise e, s' sse free.igg..t, So Tic Star IS a
fqgel.r 81. s.. Legs apd ss.7 Joseph lHasl,,et,s
sla IS good snseds and is coe5aetad. by
gent Elau III y 9fIieeSs
Squatter sovereign., 1857-03-03

'si'F i eoasstlsss are fs1sieerabis Ia
'ssa PIP Yls tsf exsslsnEs sssslEesz RI tbs.
: i ss!F Ri sa5l ;ttes
! We ein'lsslas e q ilsgsl.iess7
'oa ct agiE IS "a abe ffsssgcsi=
'ogps ST az cisaEasss, pad pssillaa ST og:
eIty- - all is phases. from rs. is,el Diersv
szsffs s53Esz ssst ~ 1901 Sci ssfSz =
, Tic present tiEle.
ItsEoT ed .slseted and rzl1et1- as night
Squatter sovereign., 1857-03-03


f.sr-a2 ~lthss'.s rspsczshe6 a Veg:
atsss!sea. EEsssszs,sssE.
e sssssss.sssessfsg hi. .ers'..
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see seiofhos who ;sssrl.sd oyer ~;
aaa pred : "a ss, hia Essss. sem. =. .@;'-
ssa9 's'e axe Paftiesiasi5 ,fexcd L tbs -
seis'defatioa Tor tie feelings Of his 'ik <
esl. csseens OF lin. --'--''5 Is
$780, Iassassaz=ess psss..,is-.,
i'csi;'55 be Forwarded to "a -
e saeh Ct ue tiasas4ses ,.a..e-. :. a.
s EiH,s . he ssdapsea idhlaa l. r-l. =
5., [he chair appointed Mr.. Samuel ]. 9
: eabs JON Donaldson to c55FsS n 49, =.
! 8 60 -sssssss z1XXaEwvS
.'-e..eia' Il vas resolved that $500.
he above resolutions. 'f'sg; 81,
das chair aagot'..e4 ass1ss. ]. 1a.., !,
!. .sslsaisss.a m Ga: :; siaEsha!l. . :
In motion. "a yszese+f-o-
Squatter sovereign., 1857-03-03

wEaT9i xT@2 - ;ifxrssy and SsIfs-
II Isl lie Wind s, 10 I.E5 aIis 5ls
.!ssf ..lf Tsyg s.. Sc;
if Hisss.a slit n. 7l,E ii
alid-sss he svefssSk: ne shsld s,.rfi rs
3isiss 'PossEs lie s8,Y tt!saa ssi.s
isrs 4ss'ss Of Sol are rs sgeiiial ..s
+ So is;:yy' fiis.sas.9s lEs5aga lsisg,a agsa
Squatter sovereign., 1857-03-03
10 2 ~ 81 frsrzs7 = = :

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HuF I.illl, on 4 llrge scale. s
eosltrsesed Tor. aud wiiebe 6.,sfesL 81 i.a ~
'est tiaI- Isa5 elI bt:a gls.at aeco,r.,. :
''ka S,s5 % sssasT your wt1ea.
iassd bTlslg i ~ = E-e -ALeI5son NH wiI
'aailfl Hour ysleh Hii maze bread that.
VII norge tslF.s butter to VASE il down. =
Squatter sovereign., 1857-03-03

is st5er isfaasri5Els sols, ,.sofsis = ai.ls n
9 fea'sss' I:.seselsnssIsiess sar yea4ieea
s.rlsae' Progressing tieelyeaas,sa hizl
LINE sssI M ne y fi,,;Es.,s
aolars@g anaeatyIies litHs.ii 81 q
iiisiIrsI3 slssrs bessieisl sressssssiea afg ei
Squatter sovereign., 1857-03-03

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An OFFER

Having been frequently written to. in
regard to Club tsrm' for our paper. we
make the following offer:
To all Clubs Of 20 subscribers, we will
furnish the paper for one year, at $3.50
each. Thus. to any person who viii pro-
cure 20 subscribers, and send us $50, we
win send a copy Of the paper. for one
year, gratis-msking 81 copies for $50.
This is more liberal offer than has yet
been made by any other Kans@ paper,
as far as we are aware Of. -
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NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC CoNvENTroS.-
At Convention of the Democratic par
ty of the County of Doniphan, held at
Troy, on Monday, the 18th inst, the fol-
lowing persons were put in nomination
for the offices to be filed at the approach
ing election:
For Member of the Territorial Council
III. S. Creal.
For Representatives-Sydney Tennent,
j. r. Boyd. John Stewart, Anderson Mil
Ter. and VIM. Ward.
For Probate Judge-Thomas W. Wa.
terson.
For Associate Judges-AlexaRder A.
Dunning and Ebenezer Blackiston.
For County Clerk-Allen 3. Lyon.
For SHERIFF.. L. Newman.
From the lateness of the hour, no bal
lot was had on Monday, for candidates,
for the following offices: County Treas
urer, Surveyor, Assessor and Coroner.
There are also to be nominated four
Justices of the Peace, and one Constable
for the township Of Washington. The
election occurs on the first Monday in
October.
We shall take occasion, in the future,
to discuss the position and qualifications
of the above candidates.-Ellcood Adver-
tiser.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1857-09-10

SOMETHING To Talk ABOUT I'VE
have had the pleasure of acknowledging
ths receipt of many gifts from our friends
but Messrs. UT 4 Watson, of Oregon
are ahead. We have received from them
q large sack Of the best Super6ne Family
Flour-something to make us remember
them for at least three months; for, as
often as we eat of the bread, we will "dc
Il in remembrance of them"
By the way, this reminds US that an
advertisement of the Oregon Mills may b
found in another column. The proprie.
tors have the establishment in complete
order, and are turning out an article o.
Family Flour. No. l, which is the pre-.
MUM -four of this upper country. AL
who want the genuine stuff, know where
to 60 and get it.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1857-09-10
HALIFAX. August 26.

The R. NJ. steamship America, Capt.
Long, from Liverpool, on Saturday the
18th inst, arrived at this port at an ear
ly hour this morning. The news by this
steamer is three days later from Europe,
and is oftbe highest importance.
The Atlantic Telegraph is, we regret
to say, for the present failnre. On the
morning of the 1lth inst, when 1886
miles west from the Irish coast, the cable
broke.
The vessels were returning to England
with the remainder of the cable, still
over two thousand miles in length and
perhaps sufficient to unite the two Cont
nents.
The directors were sanguine Of ulti-
mate success. A Conference was to be
held in London on the 18th inst. for the
purpose of determining whether to 90 on
Immediately with the balance Of the
cable, or wait until another Summer.