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The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1857-05-05

FILLING UP.--lt'is estimated, and VIC be-
levc the figures are not too great, that from
1900 to 1000 persons are now entering Kan
sas daily. They are scattering all over tho
Territory, aud settling in every part Of it,
The heaviest portion of this emigration, thus
far, which has passed through Lawrence, has
gone TO the Neosho, or some of its many
tributaries. To our friends in the States it
will be cheering for them to know that nine
teen-twentietbs of all the emigration this sea-
son 10 Kansas has been from tho free States.
Herald Of Freedom.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1857-05-05

CURIoUs.-The Louisville papers give the
following instance of marrying in haste and
repenting at leisure:
"About month since there prevailed an
abundance Of gossip relative to a couple Of
young folks from the city, and their marriage
at Charleston, Indiana. The affair has al
ready had announcement, and the imagin.
ed happiness Of the runaways terminates
with petition, filed by one of the parties,
in chancery, praying to be divorced. The
marriage was a runaway match, and the bride
left word at home, that "Charlie and | could
not wait"
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California Figuring.

There are some arithmeticians In Califor
mia. The Marysvile Herald, Of that six.
gives an account of one Jim Potter, who af
ter engaging board for week at hotel
brought the landlord in his debt by the fol.
lowing specimen Of tall figuring al;
Jim Potter to iandlord-Detter
two dais board . q fs
Landlord to Jim Polter-Detter .tgr.t
4 dais lost time $3.50
"Thar she is" said Jim, as he passed the
slip of paper across the counter, "Cordin to
your way OF keepin' books, a fellow ain't
lowed nothin' for lost time" The landlord
said nothing, but gazed with astonishment.
"You see," continued Jim, anxious to estab-
lish the correctness of his bill, III tuck tho
board by the week, you know" "Yes,"
muttered the halfchoked landlord. "And
the bargain was that you was to credit me
for the lost time at the usual rate, you see"
"Y-e-s." 81 boarded with you two days,
you know" "Y-e.s." ~ didn't board with
you four days, you see." 1Y-e-s.' aAnd
you owe me for that" f1 a-,ss
The landlord took long breath, brushed
the perspiration from his face, and casting his
eyes vacantly about the ceiling, slowly ejacu-
lated, "Oh, yes." "Now Iain't going to BE-
hard on you,' said Jim, "you feel very bad
and as Pm going up tho country we'll
spend that little balance in champagne to-
night But I'll tell you one thing, landlord
he added, after q pause, "you would mako
money if you would hire clerk" e'I~.
Jim Potter should get up a new arithmetic
for the benefit of such benighted travellers as
are short of funds. "Polter's Back Action
Arithmetic" would be good namo fSr it,
and it would, beyond question, prove "a real
blessing to suckers"
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Michigan Shin Canal.

The ACT Incorporating the Lake Enc az
Michigan Ship Canal, has passed the New
York Legislature, and probably hat received
the signature Of the Governor. The surveys
will be made as soon as possible, and there is
the utmost confidence felt that 10 epeineeg
inc difficulties will be found.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1857-05-05

A MILITARY TEuEcRAru .-Itis currently
reported that Mr.. IIipp, Of Prussia, has iu
vented "a very neat and said TO bc an effective
portable telegraph for Geld operation. : IL
prints like tho Morse Telegraph, aud weighs
only l2lbs--battery and al. 40 ~rf
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1857-05-05

Ew "Matrimony," said modern Bene-
dick the other day, produces remarkable
revolutions. Here am ], for instance, in ten
shot months, changed from sigbing lover
10 = loving SIRE"
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1857-05-05
Indian War Contradicted.

Chicag, April 2S.
The st. Paul Pioneer Of the 18th contains
letter from Gen. Shields, dated Fairbault,
18th, which pointedly contradicts the rumors
Of Indian murders at Mankato.
Reliable information from Blue Faith
county, says that there is not the slightest
foundation for tho absurd reports. Tho letter
concludes: a-
"Neither hostility nor any sign of hostility
exists among the Ihdiap tribes Of this Terri
tory"
The 4Unnesotida OF the 10th fully con-
firms the above t-
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PoErIoAL AND PRAcTicAL.--An editor aud
his wife were walking out in the bright moon.
light one evening Like all editors wives,
sho was of an exceedingly poctical nature,
and said to her mate, NOTICE that noon
how bright and calm and beautiful."--
Couldn't think of noticing it, returned tho
editor, "for anything less than the usual rites
TWENTY-FIVE cents a line.ns.f af.-- ~.
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Eg- Do you go to school, my, Charlie 7

ES- Do you 60 to school, my, Charlie
eyes sir, had fight to-day, too"
"You had. Which whippedr'
"oh, got whipped" he replied with groat
frankness
"Was the other boy bigger than voui
HNo, he was littler."
"Well, Low ssrae yoa. 70 ist Q l.v.es BOY
whip yori"
"oh, you see, be was ~adSs, noyfI&.,. I"
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1857-05-05

Ezv Shakespeare says, ''Fpilty, tby pane
is woman" A French translation he's il
"Madamoisello FrailtyiS .tbe uau,s okalsJy.'
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0FFICk OF THE q. :. EXPRESS COMPANY.
1857 H0E = l 85 7

Capital, S50O,OOO.
OVER NEW YORK AND ERIK RAILROAD.
VNHE most rapid, reliable and
tween New York and the other Atlantic cities and the
|rea West The Company prepared to do general Ex
business between New York. Dunkirk Buffalo Cleve
land Columbgs Cincinnati Toledo, Chicago and Louis
Two Expresses enye New York daily for the
cities In charge Special Messengers with Bank Drafts
and all kinds Of Merchandise.
Principal Omccs.
u Broadway Is Seneca ST., Cor. Pearl,
SOW York. Buffalo.
Proprictors aud Directors.
q. n. Barney, E.P. Williams
Mckay, A. II. Barney
Dmcssope door south of Hlsdae Exchange Hillsdale.
Gf25y1 S.CHANDIER A CO. Aren't.
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FORMERLY HILLsDALE HoUsE.l
NlIE Subscriber having leased those premises
Der of years. has thoroughly rehted and furnished
House, aking equal to any Hotel in Southern Michigan
for comfort and convenience To the travelling public This
Hotel Is pleasantly located and the part of
the village. L. G. WILLARD.
Hillsdale Feb. 16, 1857. $50
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Fashionable Drapery and Tailoring.
Rsilrcad street between Manning ana West streets)
TNHE subscriber wishes TO return his sincere thanks TO
those friends who have favored him with their patron
age at the same time, to call their attention TO the
and well selected stock OF
CLOTHS. CASSIMEREsI VESTINGs, &c.
He has just received from New York CITY, all of which
he feels anxious to sell at the lowest price pattern
make into garments may suit the purchaser.
IL Cutting done on bis Invented and Improved
system and warabted to be- inferior none superior
10 most. N BAN Apprentice wanted.
Hillsdals, Sept. 18th 1855. r. ROWE
MERCHANT TAILORING.
81 Hspsu Street. door north af ammonds Hard
uars Store.
Tn subecrber has received the largest
Rroadcloths, cassimsrea, vestngs. satineta Sleeps
Grays, and 0ver-coating,
ofaknds grades and coors which he offers for the
Lovestpoble prices you don't just call the
Captas OGcs and examine for not 10 be
deceived BY these orfsi printers.
Cloths sold by the Yard.
and Winter Fashions for 1S5b56 Just recered
am now rcsdy TO make custom work superior
manaer and style Cutting for others 10 mako done
IN the most and all cutting prop
erly made up. 46enly o. HATT0Nr
wv for sale BY BAIDY
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Il CT. MITCHELL.
SAVE YOUR ASHES.
Will Pay the htshsst price for good ashss delivered a
Il theHSh1Ais Ashcy. MITCHELL.
J, DEApYr MADE 0LQTHfNc-Aii ofoar 20 nsasiscfsrs
~ vhieh v - ssd ~ The coaa.y stors low - yos
stnt1yssstsrn vorf elsewhere IB.BALpY
, Htrsssis, June, 1853.
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Having rebuilt and replenished, present patron
and friends with the above Card hoping may better
the reception of guests and Increase business By
close attention Returning thanks for past
We invite encou cement for the future.
w Al
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TRENIONT HOIISI

N. NJ FOLSOM, Proprietor.
Corner Randolph Street and Jefferson Avenue nearly OF
poslte Firemans Hail. DETROIT, MICH.
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WII,LARD,S UOTEI.-

A Ninecore Proprietor This House situated in Reading
the Hlsdale Indiana Plank Road and is fitted up fol
the accommodation of the travelling public.
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OPPOSITE PASSENGER HOUSE CONNECTED WITT A PLAN
WALK AND FREE OMNIBUS WHICH GUESTS ARE INVITED.
good Livery and Conveyanc part of the count
bile terms.
Cash paiT for Coarse Grain and Provisions.
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ENC EEAG : AMERICAN M4NuFACTuRks
HUfhEtS'H BOOK X EEPER'A
Writjn Or G'l1,i5

AISCE ts superior Eaid LUX been before r>ruIIe
- 10" nrNriC To ysars LA ten cGasauy sa!nE ia
y9[ and Is no" preferred ey u'Ey TO the fsrtstned
During the past yctf :NEnt thO1Iand quart and rnt o,.
ir together H snai:r sizes HumrrAIr, pA,e been sod
!" blnkCrl and neTrhlnts CiucIunatI LSuisyie p,-
.3rGh Buffalo, Cleveland Ds,ruA, Terrs aue Lafayette,
'nGennts Indianapolis; Evansville Frankfort LSNnstou
and New oEeSn. It lA: ads" been aLoiGe
lhltElsntS ~
'aEc!l :hrCe ErS caSs Diplomas Aeekancs Institute.
Iclnnat and Louisville AID fOuT Diplomas aud PEe Nj.
and Illinois. ' ' A''t''S
Tie following merchants bankers he :, p,h..,,,, Ne.
ofore us!ng ATRo;s EIisiiS II faYr r,urebIs,i =
lrT'A Ep0k-Eecper's Writing Fluid: "
Northwestern EEhL u iirSia; Mcrebso,s' N4b,,,-.S
Bank OF NhcenG R-sE ELocIug Crescent 3iAruEsrtu
ring Coupany County Clerk Uhiu County; National TrIe
rAph uiaeS R9ltiu0r srd ulo EAilr.Al Oeie. NcInre
!ioase; Kills. lIooWkj ca: ;..s.l MsAEec; GUrJof
MAitlcSs Cos l. Sweeney Son; DnAnr CoEgiII Cti
oyd Boyd OF; oiiTeE HrJot; Jas. II. Co.. Lamb
d!n, Gilber1on Co.; lrcsE. "
Por sale at manufactured price, by
ne3O LlNTDiS GILRERsoS AGO.
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NUMBER 46
CITY BUSINESS.
GOLDEN BEE HIVE STORE
III MINI 81. MR EEL ~

= N' MN = l.. w HEEL INC.
F-iiA AAD FLNt,EK 7,EIDE
SFOSE 8 THOMAS isk" pl.AstIs 70 NnaouDc,p. that
the are nos 10 rs'e9 u ;heir ieu sroen Q: EAu an1
Dry GoodI, FnslC,iCS nut Millinery C:ooJ..
They AHTS just TccSv-! 't-ir second ra PurrIa
Ech s4dei to their iorGr osA vi! cnaic tssIn 10 tEc
seat - tie Pebble EA. " -
$4,000 W ORTIZ OF GOODS.
hsit o IaI The srEsai AID Ast DESIRABLE .tvcA aid
ever offered 10 ~ pu'Is eS '' S
To tL-lr furr5 Earct trey have added ls,gr sto.S ~
SSTpSeE AId ES e the latest itSisaS and best makes
Sad also beautiful oi ehoce Yvr E,,,,II -. e.
WINTER tThe-t1 bItC Cf TElCt, Wr AZ IA their sorf
:enssSiS, tslIy tnEtt tkG Ati.I,.on Of the Trade
iSi2 been IN eG El'si Uit.-S SLort tIine ursvors 20
S AlS teAVE rise IA Ill Li1S " Cotton FsI!os siI LuS-
ing largely Tith Ia. CIsf have don rr many
tii as we'll as directly iT0ui Importers aud Stauufs
'uSrs j.: some nSIlrctS rTr abr to 0- In
avg S"H5' LS"PtfA, t;h'r SE the PIECE CT ~ RETAIL
vA g. a bS 10 si'a:laT E.Ii-e l. ;hg WsSt.
=" n-et me wants g; 'ir TAIdiy Increasing Trade they
a'e made, and are making ample srsanrrut,,t 10 frph
'e Public with Of the brs; selected sio.Ls of otIS m
their lire in the WCst. S
In ils stock NAY BE- found fEly
l2,Gt0 SdS Slks-OEbrR-iny conc. of u. N,,s, Nv,
500 - French MeriEcyS CaShmrrrs R,rals
Thisets aud Mahionlas-Of every quality and cnI%r
gii i!ar of the Richest PatrltI, Onlbre shaded Va
]" strpti CHsitEtTsE All Del.- .-c..-importrti
Ia ShIW!s and ClOhkr--rrll Acinr some of Tho
CvLE offered In WlcrluC
91eon yds t;InFhaas. D"hAs+ DluInes sud Prin;. and
yvC-' " OF i"n'rtsCE-rI the IsrEcst line o(
tn"1csn M0osrns And C"tt" sccds Kept BY ANY similar
4"1ser u not BY aug Le,V', t!,- e;y,
They huEc lail In th-iT siDck ILL VIru 10 os.r r-
ae AID IL. hEe t' PulIo that uT..t, th..r raTt
raii lie wai.Iins to piLaSe.
They fErl cOuh'ent tArY can oOr ir,,r.,-r,. 10
.tf cI4s 6ko'" tEetSi ly h"urc lli- Wr-t " IN
Tie Cnteh Stats. No trouble SLoW Oos.ood, srt
Cars !lO;eis an: Boais :" cHs;ULneTs.
~ AfSAy4 "'' hSLd, Prime Live Gtr4e Era;hcrs.
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New Advancement.

WOULD anucu:c. TO the subgcctrrs paper. PcrioR
c?s Sc. whose have been transferred i.ctA
NJ TooiLs BccEs ;h4. receiving t"i PERIOD.
ais regularly. and would rrausSt hose stove Eettrrd
their plea rdTc that &c may not Ion
c r,-xr tL-ir cp;ias w have just rrccirtd
sieLt Family Blr yG!e 4iOns Ms. Henis' and
Ms. s9ulh-qri!s Works. R%eEythns in IL. Book and
Stationery .I.- thr "Chenp Book Sore" Ne
i! Man street. Lsplyl Jas O. ORE.
ESISKELI & SWEARING GEN
4 Az: nS~ rec.IteI the. cnt'rc sECOHD STOCK OF
II SPRING ( sUM&EE GOODS recently gslected IL
bvn de- -
S.T 10 rsii the tt-nt, Ct huyCr -r eHtsisIvv ttnc
y, pTrss Goods aud b.oidrr's Nhch iu variety and
e ly OF s,Sc confined cieIst- PF!ccs, cannot Re
.xsuIed Their OF saIIe aud other GO"ds s seStse
v.Ty cpEIplsie. 90,
We have opened beautiful sse-rt1eTt ot Spring
and Summer Drrss GOodB. consisting a
hic!, F;0uuc-i Cif. Hai!n.=,
DaS SEdrre p!osoe,d EsTeses,
Ps:adrre FioGr-ed sIilF.
striped and Picuncci 0EzsudlcSt
An: uEIsKEtL SYEARlSGES.
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aIchss. : GsT CIry. Nii1crnITd I:InTCd TT0re'
NluCkS, &c. dC.
G. Z. BROWN
lln

- ucCllnR, va.
noN oIcHinE c' o: -" Eur' aud larSc>t aSsuraCnfs
Of sontr In s !n" rhli ha- heen brought 10 hlS
ity Which will b. sGli Wholesale and Retail az rrIr, *
low ~ any house weF' % u. Atlantic cities.
Among his E9Dis nRy be founi bod HnN silver Watches
sol cf The English and SgI-sr Mann.
lSc"r.Eers. also Tic reI u. II. n American Pasca,
"rr ".Sh@s Ct'cAs IN great yRrlety, !nciu.z c.,
Day Eesulao3 of fne Isli'y .Gt.br :"r Daal- Railroad
stations, OEcus aI'd Na;el. ji1GcTs.
Beautiful JcWcr IN .;t5 o'lrrrsc oC Coal Mo,.ir
Ia'Ero Colt E;onr, Luv, ard NIL Gold JeWC!ry Also sn
Of s:' trcag ES6I n represent.
Sd ;l mCncy retE.acd = call :fCy solicited
mh25 IFS Main 81. door from. Nar- Z Tay!or-
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=117FLAW OF NLWSPAPEIto.

szls1lsr. po do nat give express notice 10 tkccon
|ILy ssIseTeG Sishng 10 cousinuS their 'ubteE-
IL sEtsesbrrs cEIeT the dcCntRIaAce q: iLeiT peri
ts Iutssher ~ eOHiusi serG tsvli urt:l all AZ
| .slgr- paid.
N subsS r!byTs ueFcc. refuse to take their periods
l. ;Eis NL.ct thsy j ycted, they are held
rt.stl TIL they have settled tie bl and erdcIed them
.,e-aia-esi.
-!,g,eT:ter TO other places S!tout !n:ortn-
r-ushSrs aGd ie paIrrs srnt to the ;otusF d.
4, L, ;..sy aEv heId Responsible.
as Courts dcsieL tllt refusing to take periods
sr.cs removing a!d leaving them uuealled
sa.u SdcI,f evidence OF Intentional iraui
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TRANSPORTATION.
Cleveland, Pittsburgh & Wheel
ing Railroad.

/
ing Railroad.
azg gz.sE sg -
IMPORTANT CHANCE OF TIME.
and after Monday July iaisST, Trains Wl run "a
LrAvE cLEvE-ASn:
Geo " Nan r;ain .:orIiny at Il Wa sta,IoEt sTrIvSs
T y. Lad wheeling sl 10 p M.
geo Es.pTs, IFai siopPin' a. M1,on; RaT;nT.
llnSv,ne, fellow Creek, and ALI S,a.so;s s6UTs
aat below Yellow Geek; nrr!vtT at Pittsburgh
Wheeling st7:SS p. 81.
l.s5 nj Accommodation Ekvenra anG Way Stations
and Nilefsbcrsi
LEAVE PITTSBURGH:
Exprc's Train, stopping We!isvlle, steubca-
Vile and points beioT s;eubeuNiIlg arri~vs st
Wh,riiug al ':!' \ NJ. Th!s Train do' not 60 10
a:4n 4 81 Mail Traiu sop. at all Stations except Ham.
lei. No,l,rte yut WincI,sSier. arrives At Ciyyc-
land az 4:,' p. ", sI,uben' ale at ls:43 +. VI.
AID NkeriiLg al i:s5 P NJ.
s;s' ENE,ts Tran SOP; q; all Station, except Se~
burg; arr!rs Cleveland s:,5 p. NJ. StcIbtI..
LEIyR H"IIE'iPoEr, "rrcsITz vHLLLINT
sI3 N Mall Train, Stopping at Way Stations except
ILau.rnonds, Sew salisbury: sn rnttvilir, i:e't R"
II1burSh at 1890 +. NJ, and Cleveland At 4:r5
ss4 EA,rsp. Train stopping at Nay S,tionr rrcsn,
Dssp Ron, Ps'tlaad, Rush Run, Ieddo, si2S6E,
and PORT HorE; & New Sal s.'ssry; S Lima Eatrille'
pitsLnrsh ut5:45 p NJ, and Cleyelsni st a:s5
T. 81.
Accommodation Trnj: szves s:on A. NJ rcps
a: Way stsronF ard ar't"rt At Cleveland at $50 A. II.
Accommodation EriterIor: 4:lG r. 81 foF
W'''ille 'tOpp'eE at al Way Stations.
Connections made by AL Through Train follow:
5 Al EGn6E Win y Ts IS Ro,sS EFo'd for r@
AZ Cleveland, with TrAnE and Steamers fer Toledo. rs
Cheago and the North WeEt aISo for Erz, DunkirL,
buffalo, Niagara FaEs, and Canada
At uheuVe and Bellair with ihe Steubenre and InGi
Central Ohio Railroads for CAi-. Cosucton, New
srk. B4rrssvil!c ZTnesvlc Wilmington, Lancaster, CoGu
Lus, Cincinnati. indianapolis ard ST. Louis.
At Wheeling, with Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, for
Cumberland, HAEeTs Perry BaliiueTe, AGd Washington
Cty.
s-IocaI amt Through Tickets can he procured nt ,he
c!nces the line, also a. U"n Ticket OieE sT
poAe te Levse Wheeling, and at the Union Gce, 81
l,er!or ST, Cleveland
saP's once c. :. RsM.oaa, ). pCEASD sup".
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PIANOS !! PIANOS!!

lust RECEIVED .rcr,. ;Ic celebrated mandatory Of
81 Hal;st, DAVIS < Co. splendid lot of Pauos. Thuzr
with te full frame, circular scales,
sIir desks, With patent suspension bridge. compost
bearings, AMI repeating :And actom and are fully
warranted satisfaction and stand "a
climate.
ALSO splendid OF Meioaeoat for ebu-ehes, ,h
pATlOr.
every ktud Musical INSTRUMENTS, aai In fact every
ming that may re found store, may b- tounG
IN. s:cre OF 7. CARTWRIGuT,
a Wheeling
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Books, Stationery &Wall Paper.
NEW ARRANGEMENT 7.
TT ATING purchAscu i.s BooK sIaousry 1nt Wall Ia
IL par establishment OF John 1t. iHonpsoE, MI! cvutin
bsitess the ola stauj. Ms.u street, Mhe=lng
respectfully sociia continuance Of LIE pa;ronaGv
heretofore literally extended Iny predecessor.
II NY purpose Keep coEstss:iS hand faii and
cO1drfE in It's various branches u the hEsI-
ness, IL sgu i :he lowest prices.
To Ceuut Merchants, TeachLrs AID others purchasing
wholesale, great Inducements oserci =: socE anu
iTcss
S5yrS-iy ~ sij'' F"'' 80 ''-''' JAS c. ORR
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Tl COKkEsPONDENTs.

|rr1Ts concerning rscripton, advertising other d.
"a gu.ess ;e lEteSeaeer, should be addressed 10
esGI1s tie editorial depsrtnsn; Of the TaPrr
be A.r,ssei abe Ed!iors, jointly, or to e.;her 0nt
cs::,l,: sss:iRg foE publication, will please write
R y -. oi The above rules will greatly obliGe US,
Ige syse prompt sItCto:l to correspondents iiah
. - Ii =: s:At Tecz!Ss-
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Accommodation Trhi is9ves RaveuIa s:on A. NJ sicps
a. Way sst:ons arr!vrs aI CIrveand a. ga a. ~.
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ELL AAD ifLsN!gK TRADE.
SFOSE 9 THOMAS 'ss' pl.As,Is u Anaoppc'p. ths,
iheg are nos a rs't9 u ;hyir ieI soeE .: gau anj
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SITUATIONS GUARANTEED!

Splendid Inducements TO those 5cAo nisl to
attend u C..,"~-s'e"tf tnHtge.
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UAiMER ARRAN GE MEN S
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Accomnotis ten Tram Leaves EritcrTor: ~ 4G T.. foi
M,!IsNilLe. stonnIsg at aIl WAY sta1inns.
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An receiving and Keep constantly hand lnI re StocL
/ OF the celebrated HALLEr, DAVIS $ co s pIANoES
Also, cOwp.rr sssCriiDrrt Of MELnIEOSS and SERA.
PHINES, fm 'l.e celebrated u.anu!acorcs Of CarAar
S-dtaIn ~ P. IIurh's. hio. A.vndstl Gothic Or.
gan. sty for Clucclc L.eI. Koos, with stops
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IMPORTANT CHANGE Of TIME.
ON and after aiuaAy July Ia,isST, Trains Wi
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Utah judges Appointed,

WAsnINGToN juno TO- Emery ID.
Potter, a member Of Congress from
Ohio, has been rendered., and has &C,
lcepted, the appointment to one of tho
vacant Judgships Of Utah, and the 9th.
tr has been offered to Reckless, of In
diana Thos. Fl. Dunn, of Miss, has
bpen offered the Marsbalship of the
sAme Territory. Col. Cummings will
ba again tendered the Governofship of
UAah--an acceptance is considered Ger.
taib. The impression, amounting to
ALMOST a certainty, that the Postm aster
Geperal. to whom thesubject has been
referred, has selected the California
WAGON Route, starting at Memphis and
running via Fort Smith, Donna Anna
and Jew Mexico to Fort Yuma.
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ADULTERATED LIQUORS.

The recent death of a young man at
Brampton, Canada, from tasting the
"essence of brandy" with which he
was manufacturing Coguiac, and the
revelation of the fact that strychnine
is largely used in the manufacture of
whiskey, has awakened some attention
to the nature of the drinks which are
sold for pure spirit. Brandy, gin,
wine, and whiskey, are so adulterated
that comparatively little pure liquor
can be purchased. Most of the bran
dies are mixture of diabolical ingre-
dents, costic enough to burn oak chips,
to say nothing of the delicate tissues
of the human body. The Springfield
Republican says:
NJ e Al.
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u.s.. On the first of July some 80 or
40 clerks will be discharged from the
Pension Office-cause, nothing to do.
Poor fellows! they had lots of work to
do last Summer, franking documents to
"save the Union - but the election is
over, and the Union saved, so they
must travel, and take leave of Uncle
Sans bounty, upon which they have
been so snugly pensioncd,
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PROSPECTS OF VIRGINIA.

The Washington STAR paying a
warm tribute to the able and valuable
letter of Governor Wise to NJ. Lacou-
tire, in which the resources, industrial
condition and commercial prospects of
the State, are set forth with such COM
prehensiyeness and power, expresses
the opinion that the republication of
that letter in Europe, which will doubt
less take place, cannot fail to attract
the attention of European capitalists
to the remarkable industrial resources
of Virginia, and to the fact that her
business affairs are at this moment as
truly prospecting as those of any other
State, country or people under the sun.
Ere long the business world will come
to comprehend that nowhere else will
investments pay higher profit and be
invariably safer than in Virginia and
in business connected with her.
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The Atlanta (Geurgis) htelIgcncer
says that the following letter was sent
10 Mr.. Buchanan by juvenile Geor-
gia politician:
ATLANTA, Ca, November 10, 1856.
"Hou. JAS. BUonANAN:---Dear Sir:
The election is now over, and you are
President, Du'ing the canvass have
hoIlered for you until | am hoarse, and
my throat is sore, and | have spent all
my small change. you have got any
Office that would suit boy Of my age,
N3 yeaIs,) would like to have IT,
and ifno,, please send me ten dollars.
yours respectfully."