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"A RAr SToRy --Rrv. Walter Colton,
in bis disFy ola voa age 10 California in
q rasn-ot-wsr, intliled Deck ami Posl."
relates the following RAJ story: aq.iasst
4 have always felt somrregaEd for rat
siaee my cruice in shei Constellation.
Wiswere fitting 90. for sea at Norfolk, and
taking ia water and p,Ovisioas "A plank
Iwss re ting on thessills of one Of the
potts which. eoHmrn Gated ~ith The
wharf On alright mnonlight evening
we .d,.sovered two rats on the plssk
.oining into The ship The foremost y as
|leading. he. oiher ,by s;rsw,aone END OF
which zach bela in bis mouth. We
maaaged tocapiareihep both, ard found
90 our s,lsprise, lhe ene led by The other
was blipd.a His Eaitkfel fFiepd was ifylng
10 get him on bos.h, " here be WOULD have
|eoiDlariahle quariets far ihree yeaf>'
cruise We felt n di.ro.iii"n 10 kill
either, and landed them beth c'n tins
wharf. gHow,msny there are in the world
10 whom the fdeli'!, oiiha. raj readeth
q lesson! .rr-.ss --....-r[f
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IA tumfNtsm CssKxs As lKax -~ss EE N
fftEF sisN sselrssentFt sls'i. ssvs AswFiA
Ter lin ere oeahe Bnndoa ioofnaIss ssvsith
c1a. a. tsse iirhs &C Rs~&saa4 no hixeDb-
sahs<a j p1tent Cor the process of ohttin.
|ins aIanihuthE fFou clss< this gnnslesnan
infsFmssl b. that he bad baf little douhf Of
|bein9 as,ls fvf05sain tlesmelai n as lew .
hfsbt ~ irog q, 9'l.ss III fex yearss we
NAV sse artif a aeross ths Aeeen inaslaips
ofssIaassnssip. andaoaf bells I'D mnsscal
IsaztrusIsFhsi. 4l)sco6kin9 4 uieeAilz AEssE "a
IN sxussshs<< - - s<&14ss zs sssi =
i sls Bssi I, Il sssa " WiII III i Hfahahsls. g
a.Aa4 II 1t lixus btsu,sial snd 5rae-
Issshrsikl< pseaucf OF rlassa-'Ih order. =
sEsk}s sifiler on this sut.iect. 20 became
sim,sre srd awish The peeatiasiiies of this
metal, art , psFsoe. wsih the ci,ie,tt Of
liorslizins bis ideas. 60 30 lhe nelrest
wall assl pull out bnck:>he will. except
he ne clietnicallysdacased, require rome
ansBurt oi' faith ta he hrnaRhts To heiseve
that sonewlaa about nnes third OF ihat
brick ny weight, consists OF y heaniifnl.
metals metal that seems endowed with
sevtsry prop rtv rem 'rringi it adapted for
many oF the elsganeiss and most of The
lutiHiii-s oi lifr-=a ia. s.i tesplendenllv
Iwhigsss the most hraniitul silver and
lsnysesisr ,essilseris, ben gunalterable by
tl1r sulphart xapors wh ch prFsade the
| air of eifvls.rssts end Gdchamhefs---an nelal
whiss caspte fused with scarcely greaief
dfaic ultv than zink.s whic h can be beaten
| into rlate. drawn inso wire. made into
vessels. &c" eiriHsbssap' lsssl 4.sasa
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J. v. D. Middleton, M. D..
Jan'es Hammer J0nian. d.. d.,
Prosecutors aud Demon sgFators of Anatomy


= ...ags. ss.9ss-sl.g---- N8xff5 - i
The Sesslcn wiIl -o.nnence on. .ihe 9Th oi
October ant end in MARCH following.
The Lectures viii BE- delivered al The Col
legr buildings, No SUS. T. Strers, during the
hoars Of the afternoon aud evening This
vme Of Leciurlng Will enable the sl,idelss d
sls't the public libraries, attend the eraruisons
iclsnilfIc rctuses oi tile Smithsonian INSTITUTE
aud also The drbalrs in Congress. sa..gs -
Tue Vblect of tue Medical Faculty will u
% instruct the sslsdeni perfectly ia llie ele.
tisents OF Medical Science. in all is sIepart.
nas.iIis, with iss accessory branches OF kssowi.
edge-nct only to guasiiy him % enseFs dpdr
the practice os MIedIeine. bufI6 give him !
'horougll and liberal knowledge Of his prOles
Sica.
REQuissTEs voR Gaspusrsox FgEs. Sc
The candidate for tie degree al Docsor q
Medicines. must be twenty one years of age
OF good moral character. and have asiendes
two tull courses ol lectures The last al which
shall have been n lliss institution (; al<ti pn.
course OF Pracfical Anasomv. snss
The fee for ihs Full Course - sissz .o(
Mslriculaiipn (paid asly once) + sseF so
DemOnstraior's Ticket ICIM
The expenses oi living IN Washington ar,
as moderate as in any other city in the Uiii0n
For further intUTtnafiom. address.
- 8ksl JOHNSON ELIOT M. d.
s1ss9 DEAN Of the Faculty
Nb495 sAveulh street. Nest
September 18th. lS56-3w.
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Then il beran "a Tar .Iown IL u old ipk'
bafas and baild B ser. fsnfIen F.'ads xsit
Z scsasis, impose haFsoIx taks snagS ftoss
the ris ers.assd cover lie Isl ztks oxsf wa
assael asxosk of nsIs sslasl< - - 80 !.
- Unele ara sfsapssiasz ihsasnb and dhngrF
and silies. -l,ring nv IKE lhs IezzioHs n
msgic: be hlueks ous sefs
laAbusIdine nanre aastulai2a aAn the sui
sislo<&onsaae sf zn anespmf einI Inle = With
hsx fWs .roa rats. I11s izffesl ..An steam
hszes I'D ss|s e $ ! ses. =
sos,txffiEs= liss ssGssa - - s'r i -
nsks nswk eIA a - ers 81 usaTo oiF milb
frighf The stft NJ - tesez ztsl 's1.i<s
aill. gear: he riyfrs Sill Nilh prossA
steamers, ships whose fane3e > xseef<s
than that of old john Bnll 3tse he6exe 6
with their white wings alsose tie s<aFoafs
aud lar. their huge. bulks along ihr
wharvss OF Uncle Sam. There are thick.
walled wealth IN ihe eities. happiness IL
| the country. industry and entetpri.e
everywhere, - - = -. -
TLiIst more. than three thousand
church spires speak of Uncle Sam Sab
bath propeusifies Two hundred aud tlar
ty-fours colleges. with academies aud
cominoa schools sown 'hrcadessi, tell OF
!. his wishes and expectations ins respect
to the rising generation go sa'.a's.sw =
ross.up your he al, Ufcle Sam and LEI
us see The moist of yOuf eve Nhile e
Etell YOU that You have the best aud largest
farm on this earth. Tbese i iiesssso
the tol, Of slie globe, erad!ed between
two great oceans, With nearly thirty
slfhouSaud miles of sra coast, beauiisuf
with great harbors and pfoad headIansls.
Surely il Il an i'll tradewind thai { a
| blow YOU no commercial 90 d. HitheF
shall, come slhe ends of the earth 20 sex-
change commodities. aYbur fairs shall
concentrate more interes. than the gsn.es
of Greece. The produce OF your farms
sslall add hundred million 70 sihe pop
ulation Of theg globe. last year YOU raised
more than two thousand millions dollars
worth of agricultural products. and vet.
| the farm j.. nolahalf cleared: besides, YOU
| did over liaeeh hundred million dollars
| wortI, of work. Thcn think Of your n..e
hundred and thirty Thousand square
Music and lsssnsif.Iu sour hills and deep
Music alone. sasetul snt-
~ pnnils win he reee;sra go amy dime ,ns.
80 - ~ ,o-~ 5fn have
reD o'n. Iss1--sm. se ..,e shsppiesi aud
IuuEi-ss ui cle that has ever gracedthis
Ieaiiusaa sssss.A as&s# ~ Fsaiag sza az&
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WAxH,ScTos,s ARTIFICIAL fkErfs -
"A parasraph in tie Post lately.
isling that General Washingng bad q
sei of arts6eial i~eih, Tor Which be naid
Eve hundFed sdollar>, !" brings out an
cuirespondrni With q biinf pl ivat@ history
Y hich j, wOfth making public. Do, you
ki o~, grntlemrn,aihsi that an.e set Of
teeth changed not only the ccuntrnance
but the character o. Washington. ss the
lstferis usually understood Eysry body
has noticed The nstksd differ. nee !. he.
tween The siAsstuafiy a, d .ith.. .ssTr, lnhulP'
pcriraifs hr laftsr is,by far the mott
splriirdf and nsaElial loOking face. set
for so:pe reasons or ether Ill has, ,nevst
been IS the popular fayouriie, The
Pecnliasiix.of Siuatt picture. is lie
wides .xFrsssise.F gsndmolI.e,ly
mouth. which one. sees tE stlis daJ N slI
The engravines But ihis face y a. not
IsNashingtonss. b,.ts wss aa exagesIasion,
or distortion rather. prcdused sly his
laiti6eial teeth. n hIrh eniirrly selaaneed
The e. p essiOB at IiS eoensensnce seivasg
Ist a cestasU 10 X of mateuai hemsxHsay
Itliafi- notfi ul.d d, tire TrumbulI likeness,
liaELted beiore the dentist had's armed his
five hundred dofIars,"n by > Job pLirh.
hO.ghi vely aeiI in those days. would
eow be reckeDed buHgIing Piece of
weakHansh4p. - saakss@lss ser III saEhs
Tsuabull and Stasa ofen spehe rf1ahc
mssfss t0eefher .l,d IN tIie seoaeg,Opd.
enre Of the. latter fiiereis sn iIIuIien 70
The artificial teeth and tie striking
Icharge they make in The arrraFance
Of The westrT.s II Tay he ohil Z in.tte
faei tisaf be An esiesn peolsI~s ,HE~ fs
vie@ tise gsn'les qusht essSof Wash
inesan rsshef than his stern aud beruie
siFtasS. that il,<s have slssys ecilssdey-
ed tue arnt-fs ossrsii asstht trusg osls.
Ihesgh. ~ q. Il 70 &c fsIse as TIE
fs4th eIlA .ttfs he fault MS b.
Ssnsrts. AA. ~ led fI- illn,trsnlis -ift
Is hs siuDst h,rs.. .. l.e ad ti,e for.
tune e afiespla the sh~s.ss Lksbess !. iis
spite u lsis TEETH = end fie result xss
-uris = nsielt besxpestsd. A sssariziauA
wAsN - sEa - ssi1.s ss wsssE Et.lT 7l9sss
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a1APEis for wnsiag without Pen or Ink
u copying plants, raves, asisvers. pictures.
patterns lof noroiiery. lnarkislg linen llideIi-
BIZ. and MANIFOLD WHITING. This
article is absolutely tie best portable INK
rssausi pn tie knownswoFld. lDr small qhahtity
IolleI aud placed in the pockei, constitutes .
travelling inkslsni, which cannot be broken.
M peais psei-l, 'ler any stifk silaFpened 70
p9Iai, wTiIes equally as well as the best
gold pen IA he universe. For drawing il ia
indfspri.s.,hls.1 Il is,inl~ei, Fl,e only nrf of
'DalwISc anl P.IsTISG taught IN oHE LIS
son. Any I,,af plant or 0oweF can be trans
Ierrcd to tac pages OF the aIhnn, with Q
minute and distinct resemblance or NATURE
sWitiI eaIll fseil5sy. plctuTes lind embroidery
.patH.rns are taken, IN lave received the
-hicsst eGtogiu.ns frHnIhe iair seq aud in
de'~i a more ta>tIul present iur lady could
not b" PTpdrceL. .gsrssf asF.ga E
= TINS Magc Paper. willalso mark linen or
other a!tc'''s. as U re.nain perfectly in6eli-
BILE. all the washing ia the world fails 70
bring il oui Any ch;El can iEse il with pcrIecI
ease. Wth this Magic Paper. likewise. one
Urt5fr copies Of letters written can be secured
w,tkolIi any addsional labor whatever, max
ingit The cheapest and nIost coDvenien
article exlant. Il Is used to great advantage
by rrp1rscrs 81 the public press, telegraph
Operators. aad i.sssts Of olhers.s
Ra:h b,ctsgs contains four di fEerens eolors,
t'v:k. niue. green and red. with full and
sEail~l ia iructlons. for all TO use. and will last
sufficiently &c obtain, liye hundred dissiic,
impressions. Each and every package war
,Tautel. ....f. q 80 -. 49,. -.
- peicE.-t2 per dozen. or FIVE for 81.
iSingIri.sekagss q CTS. Niailed to all parts
of the woflt on the reception OF the above
.pnces,' A ddres<. post paid, q q o' - srSfis9
N! CRBEi. :..--lt1 Broadway. New York.
OFiSInNS OP ftsE .PFEss- A~&
7rBBELL's MAGIc t3PREssI0N PAPER.-
uHEe-reIer 0as raaslefs Ga the advVslisesmena-i
another col,imn. setting forth the merit. o
this Plea ,:ils anI ingenin,is inveniion. Tn,
,cheaparss should induce .aH to give Il trial
--rhia. MERCHANT, s.-.,.,,g = e,sHttAh
IL u un~ufpa~s-d Tor nratnrss and uliIry
an sl,oaid meet svth the sale il richly desery
es--Tr;bune. - ...,s. .if5 .4ast ..fr
Just wha thr public has long desirrdr ant
s,ro nuIeBdsstselfio every lover OF taste ant
r :ineeaenls--Journal Of. Conm~Teess saas
ll:Y Insl,. 1856. fssf ssFg yzaas.sI e avssa
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.sI'kp Chesapeake znd Pclomae esaEal. ek. e.
srsxd lR lie STATE of ssafary lapd IN SD 81
:IeaARnesi 10 cnnneya VI ith the EhRsapeakn.
AMI Dhio CanaI near Wsshine sen Cisgs silsl
sss,sn shsse~ aero& 90 tie psas,xrnf siFrs.--
sxi1l.sz IL vscin8y ofs Upper sHaFlboFo - a
asssnnef = sfTenarxn nsiisst asz sfDra hesAss
aa,ssss i sfe ksAssapeakr Bar. a. eSTs caik 4
Herf.nx Esy Or fsiF Hayen--a diaiaAce \ 8,
II l,s,lss iscQs.ahe Pssuxens river. The ,xh6Ie.
dis,hnee fiom Wssisgma Cit ssiAs 81
ii @1sY three mibis
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and others err:tsd ia keeping cotreel
time. OF pendulum which should MAIN
tain its length ihrongh ali atmospheric
changes aud q, the Same time be cheap.
simple. perfect and manageable, is Iaiu-
ed 10 have bern obtained by Mr. G. w
Rite, ot Worcs ster. He has invented o.,
appafaiu "a v iich appears perfect both 10.
principle aud action, and the experim. pls
made with il are said 10 confilm ihr oPin-
ion that il wiiisFTovebio De eli that j.
desired in be pren,i~es. The consiruction
OF This apparatus ia. p5t vet been made
pubIic, ilor iis med, Of operation, bat
Ithesr.sitis sad. will soon besmasle knowt,.
Expefsnenss have frequently been mad,
to siesise appsrstu~ 10 ls.eetlhis want, but
witt out s.,csesx. Should The contriyance
of Mr. Rice ANSWER ihesend desired, IL
wiil cerssiy,ly sc entitled 70 Be termed .
vefy usefuf diseos 81 -: = /. - =.
me Albion. always. sensible .nd
tasteful. inir. .6uces = eiiticsl notice nj 4
new solDne Of poetry, with this happy
generalization: = : - 80 ys.st.f
a .succes<ion Of insenlous think, Fs and
writers has sifiyras these many Year,
past. 10 deiiae what poetry -. fc ihelr
sassfsct.an.f without donbs. many ei
them have solved The problem: yea dovs
/ II seem TO Us, neveFtbeless hy no means
unlikely that ior cos.idgI able period g,
come. essas5sts and rnaic< viii stiii DC
beating abcut this bush For ourselves
beng in matters Of taste and jsadgsnenis
.eouslisussoaally shscf tie schools--prr-
haps ,eoi iadSient to master sheories. per-
'bapss too Ind pensieus 20 knuckie down
to them we only adopt our oan some
whai arbitrary. niode ofrla.sing . poet'-
work. whsgh ia altogether apart from. ans
orocess os esiimaiing ihems We sprak. oi
cps,rse. srs.ls saf ssnrh sxesae snosihyac
,rcye t,san sy.hem<rsi xiss enees and thee
we are ant 10 rangl. uadsr oue Of two dsys-
sioas.s n sshe tone~-wh whi<h iso1 islrfios
ora+r--shs post Igbis l.Psa : srisI@i .
common -plsrr ohiees. sisd zsskss = pseii.
cal.by batti~ing i. =, y wefs, is his own
founi. = is-sher via tl.e. @nsbslil kr,enss
al fancy ar The lneIosis of rhy thm. u
The osis~s--u bisr Il 4 o. he frandeFsorl,
l,r fakes rTeanehold of Fot. 6 me i sss
have IL Fieht ssxnnTaslxtle ssufI ~ osas
csssnszaslnn. and 81 sts np in1o me re-
gioss which ae himself oceupf@s. In oshrt
Wotds. lie p.ipor rors< rievzie iiejr ss'b.
;ierts; tIsf gsesi poets eles sie thesr stadsfs
a:esecysf there NAY p pTFfrci ,spceess
N The les-rf xsi xiskout BREACH g
Tire divine 'sislsluz. sls - sssz y
- -. -- =. = - - - 8
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: FOE REGISTER OK MILLS. -
I most respectfully present WsysrlF ia
my fellow citizens Mary's County
as a csadidate FOR Register IF Wills al
the ensMing election, and will be thank
full for their .upport. .---@--s4.-------s.
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PaInier's Artificial Leg,

cn0vl! Of ths Springfield EStIblJhntat 10 Boston,
{ 4 the urgent solicitation of the most
~ eminent Surgeons and Physicians of
Boston and New England, the manufacture
Of the unequalled American invention hs.
been removed to Boston. The PALMER
ARTIFICIAL LEG" is without rival
= either in Europe or America, and is now
worn by nearly Three thousand persons With
whom are Ladies, and We have thirty individuals
each walking upon two Artificial Legs, 1t so
nearly resembles the natural leg, in appearance
and action, that the incest observation often fails
to detect "Art" from mature" The palmer
Leg" took the Great Prize Medal" at the " orld's
FAIR in London, over thirty competitors from all
PARTS Of Europe. No other Artificial Leg is re-
commended by intelligent Surgeons and Ply sicians
as thu Palmer Leg is regarded as the ne-plus-
ultra of Surgical Mechanism. They are very dura-
BILE yet light the average weight being four pounds.
They are applied to the shortest and tendcrest
stumps with entire success. The "lag" is FINELY
ventilated. In this country il has been exhibited
thirty i've times, and IN every instance resolved
n aWsrl Of the highest or first premium The
ra;ieut is enabled to walk Immediately upon its
appbol,ion, with remarkable ease, comfort and
laturaluess.
Pamphlets giving fall information, sent gratis
/ to every applicant General Once rnd Msrufae-
! torres for the New England States including \ ev
! YORK and British Provinces, 10 Green st., Boston,
! Mass.. and S7s Broadway New York. Patients
can be served at Boston or New York a. is most
convenien. to them
Address, PALMER Co, s5lms
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Anime Hair BamI,

F-T Restoring Gray Hur TO its Original Color.
yETAKRANTED to cure baldross. scurf. dsnd.
w ruE ilchin, and all diseases Of tho slin-
This Balm gives he scoIp a new, and heaItbfnI ar,
mon r,stoTe the cglorip- matter IN Tho ron,, of
the hair, which passes through the hair and Give
it a natural culcf without the use of hair dye
Hundred, Of preparatiorsh have been introduced
rrctcndinc 10 preserve the hair ana keen IL to-,
iallin, Of, composed of Olls. AIo,bol. And o.bc-
ieletcrious m,terials. and all 10 no use Hair
ives have been introduced that do no, g;va ,be
hair natural color, besides being trouhie.nms "a
ufe, This Balm is not Dve, knowing that n
PREPARATION was needed 10 do whst VS. ,enni-sd
ior the II ;r. the p-oprietor was irSpned n cvnsr.
imeut until he could obtain an Article thnt wdnld
be the exact remedy, and ter seven year.' trial
mas perfected TIKI, i,alm II ia s,othin, and erooI
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.;.lilnr,s CcrtLGcatc.-A Cure

4.4.tsabA- y INEtLhheatNNs "A 'NlN
ly Dvv.ol.tcl Ditcrs.-Durlineton, Vt, Nov.
L., ln.I.
Gcutlcmsr.- Il suffered for about year proyi-
Gus to last epuuy, from arrangement of tho ac-
tion Of tie hoatt, which like mos, others similar.
~ afflicted supposed IL to be an organic dis
case, and having seen tho oxygenaied DittOrs
highly recommended for use in such cases, pro-
cured and used single bottle, with entire sue.
cess.
The disagrecablc symptoms speedily disappear
cd, aud have never had any recurrence of thcm.
Being really of opinion that this medicine is Of
uugp-stionlblc value as a cure for dyspepsia, Cu
which opinion am happy to know that agree
with many intelligent physicians have no hes
itaion in permitting This certificate to be used in
any way that will promote its moro general use.
L. A. STANSB URY,
Editor of the Burlington Courier.
seth ". Towle L Co., s3s Washington street,
Boston, Propriotyrs. Sold by their agents every.
where. ocuiw2w
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ff'HE FINEST AND MOST DURABLE Pictures
I are the Ambrotypes and Photographs Ambro.
types PAT up with a black stained glass are the
only ASS pictures that can be relied upon not e.
change There IS no Black Varnish crack in cold
weather, or Balslm 90 blister with tho heat a in
an ,.her glass pictures, The Photograph is superb
or to any other picture made on paper. For proof
please cal at McPhER>0N'S Gallery, corner Of
church and College streets, Burlington. VI.
W.T. j NJ MCPHERSON.
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AMnR0TYPE AND PHOTOGRAPH
. a = L IL n x

Corner Of Church and College Streets.
BUsLISdroS, Ngsnos-
The subscribers would respectfully invite the
attention Of the public 10 their new sad never
changing pictures that they are now making az
their rooms. These pictures are acknowledged by
all to be FAR superior TO any others Of the srt
Pictures taken equally as we'll in cloudy as in
clear weather. Children taken Of any age
Copies taken from Dag ierreotype,, Portraits,
&c, and enlargedto any size. Pictures of in
valils or deceased persons taken at their res j.
denoes, Instructions given in the art.
J, N, MCPHERSON a 90.
Burlington, Aug 6, vyl
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FROM CHICAGO

Belot, Janesvillc, Madison, Prairie Du CHEN, 81.
Paul, and ell points on the Upper Mississippi
via.
CHICAGO, ST. PAUL AND F0NDULAC r. r.
vgNHREE Trains leave Chicago daily for Prairie
Du Chen, passing through the beautiful cit
les Of Janesvilo aud Madison, connecting with
II OF splendid Steamers for St. Paul ana all
p,iuts on tho Mississippi River, Northern Iowa,
an Minnesota, forming In connection with the
Milwaukee and Mississippi Rail Road, the only
direct, at expeditions route from Chicago to the
Interior, and entire Northwest of Wisconsin,
BEING II HOURS QUICKER THAN VIA. DuSLEIrH.
Through from Chicago to Prairie Du Chen ION
the Miss'sip i River) IN TEN HOURS, WITH
OUT CHANGE OF CARS
Chicago to Beloit hours.
Chicago TO Jancsvlle, 81 hours.
Chicago 20 Madison, hours.
Chicago to Prairie d hien, 10 hours.
Chicago to ST. Paul, 80 hours.
Passengers destined for the North West, to
avail themselves Of this desirable route, should
ask for tickets via. Janosviis
S. r. JOHNSON, supt.
GEO. L. DUNLAP, Asst. Supt.
f. DEWITT RoBtSs0y, General Ticket Agent,
Chicago. w2wly
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J0sgNsGN,S HOTEL,

CORNER Of FORD AND PATTERSON SIS
0sdontburgh, n Y.
RILEY JoHSsoT, Proprietor
Nearest House to R. R Depot and steamboa
Landing.
Carriages and good trus'y Porters will bs In
readiness to convey pllsGngers T. ard from this
House f5ss # et.res.
~ This House eIOrls good accommodation
and moderate rr.ccs. May ljWly
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Old Bourbon Whiskey,
PCT Ut BY
WILSON FAIRBANK s. CO.,
MEDICINAL PURPOSES.


~ T. a tain tho utsired object o. piacin, he
fote the public reliable article, VIC have spared
neither time nor expense, auj the basis upon
which we place the virtue Of our " hiskey is, flor
What yer purposes the purcst quality may be re-
commordci) that this Is entirely free from any
adultcration whatever.
Its purity clunot be questioned, as thorough
analysis has been made, will be seen BY REFER.
ing to the following Ger iicate, a copy Of which
accompanies each bottle,
STATE AssAYER's OFFICE,
~ Somtrset r., Boston, May 10, 1857.
Ne7srs. WILSON, FAtRBANK & Co
Gontlemen-I have made chemical Analysis Of
the samples Of Bourbon Whisky you zen: to me.
searching Il On for drugs Or a1ulterating matters,
and hive 70 inform you that the samples Of Whs-
Ky are free from any deliberations, and CO not
contain any poisonous or injurious matters, and
and hence are suitable for medicinal use.
Respectfully, your obed:on. servant.
CHARLES 7. JAcksos, N. D.,
State Agsayer,
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G1o q
PROCLAIM AEEsbT.
10 TIE INHA UIIANIN Of
ri ELLINGTON AND TIE STAT!

10 TUE lNliA 8iIANl OF
RI ELLINGTON AND TIE STATE.
1 propose 20 cure, almost inst. utaneously, ilii.
yilual5 affected with Headache, Rheum4li m.
Neuralgia, Paralysis, Asthma, Piles, Gout. Fell
Jus, Seedlings of all kinds, CrAmls, l-aiucs.. and
al! Bronchial Affections, and sonc Other eases
that 1 have '~eated success fully.
| propose % check. and ehtctually dis.pl.c,
more Ache, and Pain than can be effected by any
other. or all otn T methods OF medical aid, 90 the
same space Of time, the masses themselves being
Judges
Do not propose to cure every disease, only
trio OH operates on chemical and electric pru-i-
tural restoration Of any organic derau cemeuts
Vital Fluid.
| want the masses to Join in this nattor-the
we'll and the sick because, if these things so,
are all alike interested. The cures made By
a. Z SMITHS
ELECTRIC OIL "
are so nearly miraculous, SO wonderful and iDstan
tancous, SO satisfactory and mitigating OF human
i'll, to call upon public missionaries, and those
having charge of the sick and suffering, to look
into the well attested merits, the simple ealcaca-
cy of this Electric Ui.'
will forfeit 500 if the Electric Oil, sold al
the corner Of Walnut and eth streets, fhialcl
phia, fails to cure single case Of rheumatism
Of pains in the Bank or Limbs, Pile, Sores, q
Burns, Fever Sores, Ulcers CahcdBreast, sore Nip
plea. Felons stiffness in the Joints OF Neck,or pap
tltion. To remove all soreness and swelliuFs IL
| from 5 to 20 minutes, If applied 20 any p-.'sn;
| male or female, in the almshousc, or any url
! Institution in the city.