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BnTlingame, z. 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 bayea
Grist Mill, and bolt for making SCpcrfine Flour
IS now being erected. Planning, Shingle and
Lath Machines win soon be In operation. Bur
lingane Is one of the live towns of Kansas, offer
ing great inducements to capitalists to invest,
and business men to settle. The prospects for
business, with the facilities and appliances for
building, and making pleasant home, with good
Society, are not surpassed By any interior town
in this country.
SCHUYLER & CANNIFF
Burlingame, May 2, 1851.
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Drs. Newman & ToIIes.
,EofaIl RutchinsOyl

No IS, MASSACHUSETTS, STREET, Law
~ renee. h. Z. 2-I6.
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Caution,

I Is UNDERSTOOD that certain iudiyid
different places in this Territory and Missouri. of
the Town Of Fort Scott. Kansas TcrritOry this
Is to canton the public against purchasing
shares IN the said town. offered by the said Bon
ta as they are spurious. The certificates are
signed by q. +. Danforth, Pres't and Jas ".
Bonita, Secretary. iylf ID. II. WIER
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Rurr;s s. Troygbridgc.

CT0RAGE. COMMISSION AND F0RWA ARD
~ ING MERCHANTS, and General Steamboat
Agents, corner Of Delaware street and Levee,
Le...eGw0rth City, Kansas Territory.
Feb = Is51-jfn%
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Gideon Elias,

SURVEYOR, is located at Prairie City. X. T.
- and holds himself in readiness for Surveying
and Plotting Towns, the division Of claims. &c.
All work warranted to give full satisfaction. Ad-
dress as above.
Prairie City, April %, 1857.
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The TrufI, About E<nnsas.

For sale by WooDwARD & FINLEY, LawTeses
and Barnard. Adams q Co., st. Louis.
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CUrrier s. FfCCOrElick,
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MER-
l. CHANTS.
Leavenworth City. L. T..
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&c Senate Chaslber, QAis, ApTd 5A, fA
.Da. j. C. AYER - Iionored Sir: have made iss
ongh trial of the CATHAarIc PILs, len nae by YOU %
and have been cured by them Of Tie dreadful khsHs'a
under which he foGBd me suffering. The 5Fs doe =
lieved me, and few subsequent doses have taiifg
removed The disease. feel IN better health ihss
some years before, which attribute entirely to TIE os
of your CATHARTIc Pills Yours with Zeal Respect.
IIICiIIS b METCAIFH
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DHYSICIAN, ,OBSTETRICION AND CHR
L URGE0N. All calls attended to promptly.
Surgical cases. viii receive special attention.
DrVgs and medicines fer domestic use. Office
Manhattan, h T. Dec. '56.-Iy*
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Prepared by DIR. J. C. AVER & co,

The above all foaa persons who publicly ssi
where they reside and who would NOT make thss- Ess
ments without thorough conviction that they SH -
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-11-19

THhSkSGytNG The following States win
observe Thursday, the 10Th inst, as Al day Of gen.
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Don't Whoop before you are out of u.
Woods

The above is goOd motto for these times. and
Nc commend j. especially to cur Democratic
trends throughout the State. For The past week
cur exchanges Of the opposite side, have come
to US filed with congratulations. embelI;<bad
witt" big guns shanghai rOo>ters. spread eagles
and whatever old weed cuts they hspoeDe5 ~
have, over the election Of Gross This ,yo,l.7 -.
b,j enough ii sae thing was a fixed fact. I'm, :.
It ; still quite uncertain, and the probability
~t,ong that = majority OF the Republican t;cks,
i, elected, it seems like greas waste of powder.
Besides, il will lock foolish 10 take il alr hack
and own up beat, after IN aking sach = crow.
We advise the Democracy to wal: a little Ion.
ger, and see how much they have to crow for
before they explode,
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welcomed Thought of the brigh. home


welcomed thought of the bright. home
fire, and shut up the coat q button closer
to the chin.
1t is suggestive too-that snow-of|
Thanksgiving, and we wonder when his
Excellency, the Governor, viii issue his
Proclamation; and we think what sort
OF document we should indite; and
fancy it would be something like this
Tue promise efthe seed-time has been
made good in the harvest, and the
sheaves of plenty are rustling in all the
land.
The spread wing of the Angel that
passed over Egypt has not hidden the
brightness of The summer sun.
The song ofpeace has not intermitted
and the hand OF Providence has been
laid caressingly upon the dearest inter
ests OF the land.
Extravaganza has been rebuked that
Labor may receive its own, and partial
evil has tended to universal good"
Homes have been multi piled, and hopes
kindled, like the stars of Heaven, and
many horizon full of wilderness ha,
been made to blossom rs the rose.
Therefore white day should be set.
apmtIor thanksgiying-the giaddest anC
the busiest of al the wear.
A day when within the summer the
old-tashioned FIRE, the wanderers from
home should be gathered again, and
those who slept upon the same bosom
thouid look into each others eyes, fee
he beat of each others hearts, take
courage, and be blcst.
\ Gay, when partition walls should
be broken down; enmities be buried be
yon, tue summons Of resurrection, and
hearts p'a~ warm and generous rs Of old.
Let each man forgive upon Tanks
giving elc, one honest, struggling debt
~, and ong persistent foe; let him Whu
is blest saith two turkeys, SHARE them
with his Gcighbor, who Is OF blest At
all; let him whose heart 5 cold frd
fuel for his Thanksgiving ire, when he
looks ont diScousolately inthe morning.
let the won -a1nent be tran.wu-ed by
unseen h43d> night, into comfortable
apparel
s. >.a'i e hugles sing truce, and
thcre D., SIZE thing-momcnt in the bat
tll b. he void So shall we all be rich
iu word aa Iced, and memory; so shall
th,re erc. acre be song instead OF
sighin4 aa3 The land be full OF Thanks
giving
What busy day could be made of it
five would only think how! Thanks,
for the hearS we have lett and the hopes
tina. are in them; thanks that reason has
not become the lost Pleiad, of the soul!
Thanks tor the light Of smiles we all can
render, but who ever remembers the
dew upop the summer world keeps
many a flower from dying before It's
time:
Who ever numbers poverty among
his blessings? Poverty, that lets him
sing with Robin Hood to listen. and
keeps his heart from rust, and brushes
cut the fragrance of his spirit, until ii
ills the all: Poverty that makes him al
moncr to Wantand theyery Providence
Of the broken loaf
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G onlMfrtial.

DHnug The past sseek our streets have pfescn-
ed laife an active aprearaueo. Wheat, barley
Hay, oa's Sc. have cume in rather lively. y
light advance in prices, especially ON s. heat, sci
he wagons running -G cents has been ;l.e "a
ng figure for the common spring
We hear of lhe hf>t Transactions il pal> 4.
packing. at 81 per % lbs This j. a"v. eh,ee
he price in Chicasu and more soa:Lsta "a Z
markets Tie probabilities are, th5. ia sa- mar
aet pork vii .os come down 20 the pr;ee< ia III
reat pork packing districts, Is the >"ra'y here
cannot overs. els III market, nor w.il u 90 az
10 last ears pr.c,s
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COST For CASH!

AT WHOLESALE OR RETAIL.
'ENO Familiesg Country Merchants and 5thers
this Is au opportunity rarely offered to bay
Winter Goods at tie Ve-y lowest possible rates.
Ter5s.s. Cash.
2m2l I b. CARTER ). co.
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IILTSoTs BsSKs.-Tbe Springfield CORES
pendent Of the s. Louis Eepabtssaa writes that
-t4ur AUaIlar "a STATE IhtgHl> me that fhs
Iisuks ~. ge 5jng along well aad sTill 10 ls,.t,
ae ss.3 sl-i:; htfcespIwasd. Iirre sill Is son,
.s,ti5J a. 10 vieiiler ere or tss" IF iharn y;
make COED their seciIFi'5e- IN accordalsce aiti.
the lal made open iAe8. so3le iine since bv the
,,uslu --5ol,&Fs. Is = arstab.e ibaI they ain .
baf sI.vas1 ,bey u9', The rccepf rise in TIE psi,
I socks w4a make thens coed Isearly 50 l.
isvis money : 40 iois-eE beios otheT currency
hIsg On the Contrary. l. sbare j. ia liis SAFE =
Oh fidegce being reW lesf'3tr, iheEe : sea
son 10 believe that TIE money aI:c is well nigh
over, - CAseS.o J0zrEet.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-11-19

For ihc " ceA pCtnS %oy. II EN5s.
rFFics OF WE FiNo.HA TtIR co.
SERVED.
p h- CT Clover = fh,-r y. ri.sw g--2- a5s weed
p n lamb =; - -. t.sS
u S-tr Amazon Racine
G4z-'l@. Aud-,sos Tea q. no. 90, wood
S..ar C!eYezia.l Food & % y. .l.-- - pas.
Il Prop Foguisia Cry to"vl Bal l. G.,--l BIS mar.
bic prr- hh a. sads.,
u mr Cleveland cod Cicsgo pas and o. rq~g
pop Ogieushu : B.rhard-rn Cisve-at,l-1 Ls,~ l.
pr - hbe appes III cider
Wi-gse-5n tucvl Wooavo-,h b diio--5. h,- 81.
-. > 'b'. slgar hid n4ol-, a. ib's tobacco
. pkg m-ze.
0fsqla li.aa71 Baf 2 ps holev-vers & BIZ. az
pe- -t I'tg, rug ? lsEs li goods
Mcisdofs svi str7crs iif s. ps ..iz- "a ibis
ana t..a g hht.a rr,e-
10 Schr Ii'gfaa2d-r A-E--'.a NH-t--1--f- n 3utn-
he. q. ia.l a. OTIS .l'g EN- g .s hbls fish
ca Cove Ea.i tl Nas...-n--s a', Zoe Chi-
- q SEA. y 60. ije. % q I'd sitt g Rta; 70. Bar
$. ar Fl-e Na-..., z .vt- 81. 5o-.ih
H.;s e-st- -tia.- J. s-.- 81 .9aukec-tq lay az
= Pop 81 Nch.a-r - thi..to a.f-1t barber.
Cleared:
II Ssh- Hgliga'snl. ra4r, s-s~gor- "a ba. beef
= h-i b ~ - g = .t-st.s - 81 s..- aay -
C4haa yes =, 81 Si.s baxter . o, x.s th.cErss
- Co. ti.aF.r. .sje- Maa,asae--j g. e. a'.i-spy
5ba@- f.'..- : hrz cosl 81 AS Gsar = Fsgs
mtze .l-A as aliesr-
Ssh7 Gale. . ii'-t> Nl.t.EaE-l. -sr5. 1aa- bbl
s-sTi riisst tts = - th}s i-a7 u BIDS hay
IS Anal s.-let Rer:e
Sralr { -v-.@.i - tH-ese7
"a prop Fssas,-.c.sy taeWj Bal Chic It rosa.oes
Is s.r Czvs'eal1 g . Is bay IS - = rdz p. bag
Pop oF ,,-. ,. s's (. ,a'.sso
or5gHfai. Il 71 Chirzzo
3jatas, es n s:letF. Clicseo
S-hr G.. ls.'F.r. E--iaer Ct go-saoi.
ni.jg aIsl. sesIss7--- Gs1 .rouo.
Il tfaZ-tfe, A asE, ...-- = e. gas,.
Es-inr, = Cr-9. j.. e. --.tGc tl.f ~e..-
Free-his-au, .ftr.,, y }g7sua.t--
Is Prep 3 Nsh'-. 1~s, Eae-a---,,s-ala pse9- -e..
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PROCLAMATION.

APoLoGY.-We are under the painful necess.'
ty of apologizing for the late appearance of ou'
paper this week We ordered paper from Chi
cage last week, and received bill of it stating
that it was Forwarded by railroad on Saturday
last, but it has not arrived yet, Thursday noon
There must be some awful encouragement some.
where to take over four days foF freight TO come
from Chicago here, by Railroad. We shall try
to hold oar temper but we fear our subscribers
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-11-19

RsEpons.baHy Of Hotel Proprietors I'm one Of
~ New l"Ik courts GA Saturday there was a..
Interesting ease, Involving the responsibility OF
tie propue'of> Of hots's. 4 sum Of money was
Faced IN the hands u! the clerk Of one Of the
lote'S mr. Nsie Keeping, by person stopping AT
he hutei, The next day The clerk ab,eonded
IIth the money The proprictcrs claimed that
hey were nor liable Tie oMne. of he money
'rought Sat, and the Judge eec;ued that the
Topueiors were fable foI the aniOunt
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The Fillibuote rs.
NEW ORirANS

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. IS.
Inc steamer Dock Keys, which took Walker
+t.i' the malt boat, in Mobile Bay. has returned
afa'g placed The ilibnsiers ON Walkers stea.
ie- Fashion which sailel tor Nicaragua The
Va" g iptee consists of obout 400 men, LOO
aad Of arms, aud large quantity OF mani
"i'S and provisions for three or four months.
II IS rumoFed that the General is detained az
laarautine.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-11-19

UNTRUE As report has gained some cur
ency that work ha, been -us ,eujed up N hi,
nd of The X II. Il r. | k Il W.. a.,. reau.st.,,
:" pronounce tile STORY untrue. = = are informed
mas The contractor have .asse forge (ncasl,
- large rs at amy time since operations weta
tonuhvnccd) upon the work, and haiti is being.
mshed forward with yigor and ehelgy Al.lich
Rockford Dfmocrat
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-11-19

EF 4 large Democratic meeting was he'd Al
Mi,ledgcviile. Ga. on the llth inst, at which
resolutions were unanimously adopted urging
the removal Of Gpv Walker of Kansas The
meeting was presided over by ex Gov Johnson
and Hon A. H Stevens, member Of Congress
elect, was enc q the principal speakeEs.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-11-19

- The Dixon Repabiicaa says that the plow
Factory at Me>Srs. Andfus Il Boswor,h
'rand d Tour which was burned down a .hor,
me since Is again in the course Of erection
They have new and valuable machinery which
hey have just purchased, on It's way tor Their
tc["iy Such energy is rarely met wish.-Rsc&-
ford Register.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-11-19

- Hon A Il Bow d. ia, been re nominated
by ibe Dsmoc a. for L. ; Senator, firm Misss.
sippi.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-11-19

~ An infant wonder. three years Of age. su<-
tanned the character Of The little Duke ,.f Yoss 81
sir. Booths performance &c Ricl,aid r ~ Gin
c.pnati,on Tuesday last. On the SATURDAY creL-
ing previously she created an excisenseus by =
re ,ation.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-11-19
Quarter-Naster's Train DestroyeE By n
Mo-TuCrs

Gen. Cass to-day receiresi & 'elfer frar3 la.
EcAles. Chief Justice ~ Utah. eho.is IN IT
way 10 lha. Territory. beyead For; I.ara.ai.
stating that al express had arrived b..nriu,r "a.
tel ;geuce OF an attack on Size Quarter ala,-et,
fraiu BY The 3.ormon~. IN wh...h - AMY waa
o5sS Oih thsir cautents w~rc DESTROYED TT.
Governments officials do not lulIy csedi; the NJ
fort.
Emphatic distinctions have been sent sars,
w!ih view. II to>s!b,e. - iL'sIcep. Geacsa
Walker and bis party.
hr Treasury statements shows tho amount :,
the Different repositories to b. SiI. ,isa la5,, !.
which 3 ias ,tou Is subject 10 dIalt. The p.
ceipis for he week eadii 2 the 9th inst. an,uuTl
ed u nearly S5Sj.Otf1
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GEORGIA SE>AToR.-Senator Toonbs iortner-
Democrat OF the fre-eaIing sorf, has been Te-elec
ted as Senator from Georgia The present term
Of Mr. ToOmbs ends on the 9TH Of March 1853
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-11-19

A private di patch to the Pacific Mai. Steam.
hip Company from New Oreaus, announces
mar he steamship 81 Louis, IRON A~p5uwan.
VIlh i"o weeks iaier news flon Caa!iGr.i,,. LEI,
iaHana Tor Ne" York on the 10Th instant. viii.
..v million In Specie
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Who is Governor

This is question still undecided, and n.ust
remain so, we think until the official canvass
determines it. The following table comprising
"tfciai returns Of Al counties, the Scaiisei pub
iSbe. to-day
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-11-19

efdsastrous floods in central New York. ls.i
week. Much damage was done to 1hs \ Y.
Central K. Z. track. which was washed az az il,
several places. obsfrGc,ing travel aud j. y-rr
the mails. The damage in the Geuesee Valley
wss immense, houses. barns. bridges. c.t,,s -,a
timber being carried away.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-11-19

81. LoU. \ IS. l..
The Lawr,uce corrc~ "a len o! the
l'.maerat say, the Con, tuti,. Con
Nenucn W.. baby az .,ugn 81 tac>.r
en'h.
The ton endorses .hv u..,
So a., s.. and tn Fu.l i,e >.a.,
~. y Uon establishing a proyi>.
'..-a -o.e Vo-ni, is before he CONVEX
.5ua.
i#er-.r .ery clause received onl,
d, a.~- .'.- votes. This clause !.
tao 90 i ,.- t. be submitted 70 thcFe,
pie.
\ chance is given to vote down tn,
Constitution.
y Umur is current at Leaverworth
that Co... Wa.Acr, in conjunction vi h
Geo, j. Sanders, has purchased sever
a h@uarot acres Of tie Fort Leayeu-
worth military reservation. at nomi-
mai figure.
The Leeowl on correspondent Of the
A.I%bHci9. says a majority OF the con
yeu,s"n, headed by Calhoun. Moore and
Henderson, propose to submit the con.
'utU':oa t. the people in The following
ls~.a .--"Cou>t.lUtion with Slavery.
'to4>,'tation without. Slavery" on ot
about lae -u-h 'Dcccmber, and give ey-
y actual resident a. that time vote
thereon.
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- The $, racuoe journal ,ays Z:

- ne . IHcu9t J0NFhat >avs:
On Sunday The 25:h uIt., man by the name
4 Is " manson, vino lived = the head Of Orsc,
Lake, whlie at supper, by some misllap got )
Gee 'i muft2n into his Ihrasr, causing Almost
n>,aui death. The deceased was supposed to
10 Under the Influence uf liquor nj the tae
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The State Ticket

The >eHfiHsi publishes the following official
-sreE rs carefully revised. fer the several can
idS,e> tor State officers. in 80 counties foI
which il has the full returns
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IN S u & a N G & a q E NJ G Y
At EEN0sFsA co. BANK


FOR
City Fire Eusurancc 10. of Hartford, CT.
Merchants & Traders Fire md Marine
susnruGcc milwaukee, Wis.
'Inssasoit Insurance 90. Of Springfield, Mas
Insurance solc;tcd--All Losses honorshy adjust
ed and promptly paid j. II. KlMBALl,
Sent 1857. Agclt
~~N|~~~~~~>-~~~~--~
El,e Greatest H1c,iicaa discovery orthe Age, .,
AYERS GA9EsAIsrEC Pills.
Ta'y dont ZIP couplants but they cWre them.
one box !, cured By-pel~ii
Three boxes hive cured The woys. cases ofscrofua.
Two boxes have cured Erysipeas.
One box always cures tat 4uHdiee.
Three boxes cleanse Tie system from Bols-
often less than does it.
Two boxc1 have completely cured ,he OF ulce~s
the legs
Small doses seldom fail 10 cure the Piles
One dose cufss ,he headAahs arising from foul stcu
ach.
strong doses often repeated expel every from III,
body.
They should be given TO children, who always
less afflicted with this scousge.
A gentle Phy4- tlsy equal
One box cures ds7apesUlsut Of the Liver.
Half box coed
Thy parity he blood ana ,huS strike this f4cd4taf
Of every disease.
* 4 diuaeg pin there not tisir eq14l in thc world.
They parely g-ta0'c. and 10 80 harm, hat d
accomplish a e'.aeooantab,e asao,u: OF z ,oa.
Prepared by o.. - AVER, Layeii II SIS, A I'D d,
Druggists eFtrA waef'- ~. ST.! y
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TENNESSEE BiNGs.--fhe bills OF the f,'loN.
ng banks are received ca depust and in par
aent Of debts by all he banks il Nasty b.. al.d
oxen at par rs all The merchants 81 ihs c.t,
bank vi Tennessee. Planters Bank ,tJfIian Bank
'radeiS Bank. Nashville; Merchants Bank
|ashvi.le Ci:y Baui. Nashville; BANK ii Gov.
leree' Nashv!l.r Bai3G "a Tho Union. AH~hvi.l lie
4Nch5nge BNlk, hugtIcesbose' BR,,t uf Il a.
lie tehaessee, BIsit u Amcrica, Caf&syin.
,ef'herh BANS, CarlsvlHe; Citizens tbanli %
lemphis, Meapbis; Bank 81 i'aris Dnrk
.}agk, McMaRyi!le Farpers' Bank X naxvil!,.
itnA OF Chattanooga COnmercial Bank, Mem
his
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tn. GR7Ar ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIS 5AJEES <s.sszE4E:s
CELEBRATED FEMALE FILLS

P-epar"' fr"9 prescription Of SIR james Cargc, NJ y
Physician EN,-ao ery 10 the Queen. tbs invaluable
H-i1eiae .af.- the cure q M tao. painful and
dangerous Diseases incident the Fss constitution
1t 'uode:ae- an excess re.uayss 9 y auctions xnd
A-'ag on IL, monthly PEI, su u sa.-,.;y T,esa Pills
-o 10 7e ased two or t,- oee p-,,o eyaGaeIaeut;
d'ey io.t.y I- e9as.ituon aud lessen the s : 4 .r4.
labor, enabling tn uo.ir perform her d.e Ii safe
~ to heis,.: a.d c!iI.
zAese H. s5os5d ~. le token d! females or~apg re
FIRST THEE MONTHS II IrsgHdgcy Is they are
sl're n 5Tng az Ks,arg, t.t q: aay ether time hey
are sate.
In all cases Of nervous suG spinal AFFECTIONS pain in The
Back and Limbs, heayincs~ stie,- ou slight xertion pal
psi'eH Of he heart, iaVae-s Q; SPIRITS Mysteries sick
headache vitg I'd al r panI, 81 ,aasvs occasioued by
disorder"3 sy~te these Pills N.n eEee; cure uhc.. all
other means have faded, AID although goverr' remedy
do not iron, cacrel art.uosy 1r any a;-r ,nv-
raj.
Full directs rs ac-oupauy each package
Sole Ageas goF tbs United States md Canada,
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= TIE ftifs ~ the title ~ trsf
class political newspaper, published ut Washing
ton. ID. c. by George NJ. Weston. 1t is Repub-
lcan in politics, and is doing good work in the
cause Of Freedonl. Every Intelligent man, d u
ing the session OF Congress, should have re-
liable and able paper from the seat Of Govern.
ment, Republicans, of course, win want one thar
will want represent their views and principles
in its digest cf the doings of Congress such
a one IS The Repa5he. Terms,single eopy POI
snnum 80 three copies 81; ten copies 9l5; s1
months, single copy 81 ; ten copies IS; Sem.
weekly, S. two copies 50; FIVE copies SIT
Address Geo. NJ Weston, Washington. D. C.
-.es-
To Alargo meeting Of unemployed persons.
numbering $500, was held in Philadelphia, o.
Thursday of last week. Accounts state that tE,
meeting was orderly. the speakers generally al
visihg the support of law and order
Similar meetings have been held in New Yofs
city, the object Of which was 10 induce the cit,
authorities to give them work, and thus 50
hem from resorting TO violence 70 save then
evrs ana families from stary alton, Arrange
nehts were being aiade to set tho moss need
Vi work upon some ofihe pablo Improvement.
~ We published = week ur two since, Il,
ter TO the Chicago Press giving accounts Of III
ihe aestitu'ion in 0couto county in this Stat,
The statement of that letter are said to be fas
and the papers which published it aie reques ,e
o make the correction, by the sheriff and 9th,
citizens Of the county.
- They commenced buldiaga capitol fl
Iennes~ee twelve years ago They are busdu,
. slowly, andit has cost thus fer, $i,2y4,o72
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Arthui's Eom e Magazine - he Decemb,
tamber OF his popular periodical l. the first IA
"a our table. We have frequently expresse
az opinion of the Home Magazine, aod our read
$ very generally know the higi estimation l.
which we hold it. The present number, whle
loses the volume and til, year, isa superior one
the publishers have already issued their pro,
.'ectus tor the coming year. in which they prom
>e still further improvements. New is the tim
- subscribe We will furnish it to any of on
abscriberS for 81 % year. Terms s. a yea
r four copies s.. Addres, I s. ARTHUR &
Co, Philadelphia.