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wvandott General Land AGENCY.

7 ANDS, Claims, City Lots and Shares for
IL sale. Land warrants bought and sold on
commission; land warrants located !; lots for
lease. houses for sale and lease.
Territorial information furnished to emf
grants collections made on reasonable terms
money invested upon security fully guaranteed;
titles investigated and abstracts furnished
promptly. Special attention viii be given 70
The practice Of the law in the Territorial Courts
aud the e. S. District Courts.
II. W. DELAHAY.
Wyandott. Z. T.. April II. 1851.
Refer to the leading business men generally
Of the Territory.
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9 Wanted teams to do hauling
:. 1,Heen this city and Emporia; also
y heavenworth. Apply at this Office.
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A. Olcott,

WHoLEsALE and Retail Dealer in Par.
w lor Furniture Of Rosewood, Mahogany.
and Walnut. Also, Mattresses, and Up
holsetry generally. Looking Glasses, Glass
Plate. Willow Ware. Dining Room. Bed
Room and Kitchen Furniture. aud general
stock of Furniture for Steamboats,. Hotels,
Offices. School Rooms, Lodges, &c. Orders
solicited. Wsreroom corner Of Second aud
State streets, Alton, ILL.,
April 26. lS56.-ly
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H Fifty cords of four feet wood
wanted Immediately at this office. for
Which the highest price in cash will
hepaia.
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LNEY J. ADAMS. &C. SWIFT. T. 9. ADAMS
Adams Swift & Co.

DANKERS. and REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
ID Lcavcnworth City, Kansas. Exchange
and Land Warrants bought and sold; Money
received on Deposit; Real Estate bought and
sold on Commission; Lands located by War
rants or Money in all parts Of the Territory.
aprlS If
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7. L. Waules.

DEALER in Mems and Boys Clothing,
II and Furnishing Goods, wholesale and
retail. Corner Of Piasa and Second streets,
Alton. Ill.
April 26. iS56.-ly
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HOMEOPATHY.

MISS E. CURTIS, Homeopsthis Physi-
1il clan, from Wisconsin,, would respect
fully inform the ladies of this city that she
is prepared to wait on them aRd their chill
dren. at their call. Residence at Mr., David
Brown s, West Lawrence. n:sef
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Kansas ENIGRAHTS

WILL find full and compiets assort.
ment Of Tin and Copper Wsre; also
general variety Of Hardware, including
Mechanics Tools, Agricultural implements
of all kinds, and Iron, Nails, Glass, Sash,
Doors, &c, &c, at the Lawrence Hardware
Store and Agricultural Warehouse, corner
Massachusetts, and Winthrop streets, Law
renee, +. T. TEEas CASE.
n32f ALLEN & GILMORE.
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Hall, English & Henderson.

COMMISSION MERCHANTS, STORAGE
~ & FORW ARDING, Quindaro Kansas.
Cushing, King 6 Degraw. 10
Warren ST.. New YORK; Simmons & Leadbeat-
er Forwarders st. Louis.
oDr1S If
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20 Wanted a CIsrEas BrlLDEn.
" 90 a.jcb ct this Office immediately
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Topping. Brothers.

XI7HOLESALE and RETAIL Dealers in
w Foreign and Domestic HARDWARE.
Agricultural instruments, dc. Store between
Lcyee and Second streets, Aten, Ill.
Nov. 8. 1856. lys
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EoGce

rs HEREBY GIVEN that the Land Office at
i Lecempton viii open On the 10Th inst, for
the purpose of proving prescriptions In the
following Townships
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P. h PLUMB. LEIGH N'CLuSG.
Plumb & McClung,

x III L . A - % III O11"
IL Kansas.
Will attend promptly to the purchase and
sale of lands and town lots, and the location
of claims. in any portion of Kansas.
REFER ro-Hon. NJ. d. Catch, Xenia. o.;
Hon C. S. Hamilton, Marysville. o.; G. W.
Brown. Esq. Ed Herald Of Freedom. Law
renee, Kan-as. and W. ". Ross. Esq, Ed
Tribune, Topeka, Kansas. feb 28-tf
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s. q. Cats.

nEALER in Leather, Saddles. Harnesses
II and Shoe Makers Finding, Plasters'
Hair, &c. Store on Second street, Alton, Ill.
Nov. g, 1856. Iy< -
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Apples! Apples I

LNOR sale by the Subscriber. so bushels
l. first quality Green Apples. (not fro.en.) }
Also. 500 lbs. Prime Dried Apples.
Lawrence, Feb. 81. 1857. G. STEAREEe.
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70 Invaiids.

NDRE-STARcH. Tspiocs. Arror Rect
~ and Rice, for sale 1t tie Lawrence Pro-
vision Depcs. opposite the Post othce
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Hides Wanted.

yXYANTED fsoFn ere to two hundred Hides
before tbs 10th ef April, for which cssb
VII be psi3, fss cents rer ID. for green sn6
.sr eszls ias dr.. FAX6S e EAsTER.
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Topping. Brothers ,

WHOLESALE DEALERS in Foreign and
w Domestic Hardware, Guns, Pistols,
Gun Trimmings, &e. Also, Dealers In Iron
andSteel. Blacksmiths' Tools, Spring and
axels, Second street, Alton, Ill.
Alton, ILL.,, Nov. 8, 1856. iys2-l6
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B. SLATE E .

Commission & F~rwardil g M ,ro hant,
No. 81 LIVE. CORN OF VINE ST.. ST. LoUI..
\. BIO insure safe transit. mark packages
Care 3. Slater st. Louis. Orders to purchase
any kind of Merchandise will have prompt at
tention.
ApriI 1s. 81 #
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PLANT RS HOT E L
I.a.rne- uznrfh Civ K e

THIS House is - feet front, on Main Street
i by 10 feet front On Shawnee. The build
ing is of brick. four stories high and is furnish
ed in the most comfortable manner. Travellers
and the Public generally are respectfully invi-
ted to call and see us.
M'CAkTY q M'MEEkIN, Proprietors.
A mil IS 81 If
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LAW OFFICE.

THE undersigned (egregiously and pre-
sumptuousiy, without the consent of
any speculator, office:seeker or Gna;icsi
politician, of any sect or party whatever)
has concluded TO practice law under the be-
gus statutes, by opening law Office in Law
renee, two doors south of the Post Office.
All persons entIusting him pertaining to the
legal profession can safely rely on his fusiI-
ity Of purpose and imbecility of intellect.
n32lf w. III. PATTERSON.
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w. T. Miller & Co..

DEALERS in Lumber. Luh, Shingles,
- Sash, Doors, Blinds, etc. Office on
Fourth street. near the Chicago and Missis-
sippi R. r. Depot. Alton. Ill.
April 26, ls56.-lys
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B. A. Carpenter & Co..

WHOLESALE GRoCERS, Deale7s IN
w choice liquors, wooden ware,9c. Stcrs
at No. 26 Second street, Alton, Illinois.
Nov. 8, 1856. lys
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MARRIED.

In Little Compton. r. l.. On the 1st of March
last by Rev. James B. Weeks. DR.. L. c. TolleS.
of this city. to Miss Caroline A. Wilbor, of Lit
tie Compton.
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D. O. Martin q Co.,
Turner q sidyay.

MANUFACTURERSand and wholesale dasl-
Isl ers in Harnesses, Saddles. Trunks, Va
lises, Horse Collars. Hides, Leather. Sad
dley, Hardware, Coach Trimmings, BufssIs
Robes, Whips ,0sershocs, Fly-nets, dc. Store
No. 10 Second street, Aiton, Ill. Esa
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B. 81 T E r !,
Bread! Breadi
Garden Seeds! Garden Seeds /!

have iu Kansas City. $50 papers of new
J. Garden Seeds, and I20 quartz of Marrow
fat Peas, which will be here in few days
Lawrence. March il 81. C. STEARNs.
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remarks
induce
farther.
hping in
pd more
e which
} Of the
founded
to pour
mutual
q club
ch other,
acres Of
that no
i'm with
m with
: inferred
Puld hold
bf timber
las ! this
d to dis
ankees.'
Lawrence
v and re-
ment was
= fifty, or
that the
be settled.
he general
/ the land
value and
ETY., better
was that if
should be
hty acres.
not listen
Is began TO
N the - ex-
Fir second
wisely re.
sition. but
justice to
N a proper
the KANSAS
committee
bili'y of re-
compromise
T the United
10 appropri-
ales of the
Mt pre-emp-
to hereafter
of jumping.
eeently had
4k with pa
-ase which |
the site Of
e latter part
lg woman in
here and had
house, in the
Is IF creation
|d registered
Office. She
live on LEI
ling house
e | her and
t. which, ac-
ection Of the
luded 10. she
lteit th re are
I quarter Sec
is down here.
ortls immedi-
his. Timber
rage. AMI OF
but they were
Ge after this,
er nor water
ent prevented
ming here for
eantime one of
another found.
ave it up to his
unit, who had
Burlington, but
gh an agent.
. house on this
a timber claim
an the one II
sc stands. / an
her party. am
Wedge seen Mr
matter OF grea
ring MIR. Hunt
e. 1t is a mat
sortance becaus
Of a large clas
bich l belier
nsidereti to be,
IN extent the il
V. ] know pei
urposing the E
MT their daryl
homes for then
/ with the Law
Est, in the nor |
build come to Il
ld get homes Il
veil AS their son
he population /.
ing bachelors. |.
male companion
will be none /
nc. unless publ
sustain the iigll
les. and thus oil
5 class of emigT
t,ases of jumpll
he mean-i tAiH
ing,-ior this II
le,t. those who 10
aw to projects The, 8
an regain it. |
who jumped !
ming there was
inst them and p
! female. j thIni
where there Is
ared to steal wh'
and is suppose, !,
sad them. Ii }
right. I invite D
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/. HAyESs, ON. czAspALL.
Hayens & Crandall.

IMPORTERS Wholesale and Retail Deal.
l. ers in China, Glass. eueensware, Silver
Plated, Japanned and Britannia Ware. Lamps,
Table Cutlery, &c. Third street. Alton, III.
April 90. 1856 ly'
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Shawnee House.

Shawnee House.
THIS house is now open for the aocommo-
i dation of the travelling public. 1t is IN
dergoing thorough repairs with large additions.
1t is located on Shawnee St.. few rods west of
the Planters House on high ground, and the
most healthy and pleasant location in the city.
The public are respectfully invited to call, the
proprietors pledging every comfort usually
found in Il western hotel.
C. W. FERRELL. & Co., Proprietors.
IeayenWorth city, K T., April IL, 1857. If
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| cc-d hs|
L April, thus fpr, =. =
Eheerlsss. and the ps| d
Ith of the season. y
ber so cold an y
in Kansas as m'
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Capital $3.50, 600.
COLLECTIONS made. and exchange Zoe
~ sale on all the principal cities IN the
Union. 20
Collections remitted for promptly ON day
Uf payment. E. MARSH. President.
CHAS. 4. CALDWELL, Cash.
Alton, H., Nov. 9. 1856. Ills
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a Survevors and Civil Eneineers

To Surveyors and Civil Engineers.
W d L. E. GuRLEY, Troy, N. Y, are the
largest manufacturers Of surveyors and
Engineers Instruments in the Union. They
will send their MASUAL, a book Of sc pages.
giving prices, adjustments, and accurate il
lustraiions. by mail. free Of charge. to all
those wishing to purchase instruments.
Apply to w. Z. GURLEV, Troy, n. Y.
Troy, n. Y. Feb. %, '57-Ih6s
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b that the Unils'
of Kansas design u
at our enterprise
|irie City. This p%.|
|ory will soon Be .,.. :
k,cational advan'ss
(uvch have iocstta ed. !
Ficinity Of pain,,. G;.,
|es from Prairie ~. !
Es are in proesss, !, !, !
the q city. ana :
ling rapidly.
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CLAIMS FOR SALEI

CsEVERAL valuable Improved Pruirie and
= Timber Claims, near Prairie City. for sale
cheap. Inquire Of S. S. PROUTY.
AT Shores d McManus' Store, Prairie City.
aprlS 2tz
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Free State HotsL
PY G. OSBORNE, Teeumseh, X. T. TTsv-
IL elers %. from, and thrc:sgh tie pace sFc
invited 70 g.se lin cal.
Ar! = sm
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C. @. Mauzv.

"HOLESALEan and Retail Dealer in every
w variety ana styleof fashionable Furni.
ture, Sofas Easy Chairs, Bureaus, Secretaries,
Mattresses, Cane Seat and Wooden Chairs,
Rockers, Looking Glass Plates. Window
Shades, etc. Corner of Short and William
streets, Alton, Ill. April 96-3t
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Boots and Shoes.

Boots and Shoes.
lens, Women's. and Cllildren's thick
1fl Boots and Shoes, constantly on hand
by the sub, criber. c. STEARNS.
Lawrence. Jan. I. 1857.
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Claim for Sale.

SSITUATED half way between Lawrence and
y Topeka. three and half miles southwest
from Lecompton. and half mile south of the
of Edward Boston. 1t is prairie claim, has
cabin is feet long by y wide with stone
chimney, about a cord of fuel. a well few
rods east of the cabin; well feet deep. water
being found at that depth, but not a sufficient
quantity. Price 800.
p. P. FOWLER, Bloomington.
Lawrence April IL. 1857.
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ST ann saw-rnill for Sale.

THE undersigned offer for sale their mill at
i Benicia. on the river miles West of Law
renee, and 21z miles East of Lecompton.
Terms very moderate.
JOHNSON & MCDONALD.
Anil H. If
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.. D. LApp. .. ,. fRxEu8.
go Iadd q PYenfies. :

DEAL Estaie Brokers and General Lssi
II Agents. z. D. LADD, Eo;sry Public,
and Register os Deeds. Sc. Aessfs. L. and
p. will attssd TO any business connected
with the above Ageney-buy and sell %
their own account, sr on commission, sexe
lots. interests IN Lawrence. and sher tsxns
in Kansas, and farm claims. Mr. L. win
take acknowledgement and proofs Of Deeds
and her Instruments in wiring, make out
eonveyaBees and other pspsrs.
Having the Ofice sf Register of Deeds
fapprosed by S;atate. and Notary Public,
also having beer residents ef Lawfsace snd
lis vicinity from the time OF it. settlement
they possess superior advantages for the
transaction Of bas mess Office. Ne. ID AaA.
Street, Lawrence, Kansas. March II. 1857.
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SeUATTER STORE.

D. W. IL RMICK,
Delascore S.. LearenrorA City. r. r.
DEALER in Dry Goods. Notions. Boots
IL and Shoes, Groceries and Ready Made
Ciothing-by wholesale and retail.
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ONLY FIFTY CENTS a YEAR.

TIE PITTsBCRG WEEKL LYDfsP.aTcH
5 sent one year, TO tlubs of ten, B.ai.sd to
L one address, for Five Dollars. Send for
specimen copy to FosrEs f. FLEKsox,
Publishers, Pitisburg, Pa. nag 3m-
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Apple Trees, Pear Trees and Grsps
"a Vines. e.
TNEE subscriber will btye for ssie, e eoez
i ss the river epcn,, : large IL oS euiti-
ra-ed Apple Trees. apl2
Also, 1000 Dwarf Pssr Trees, en Qsirss
stocks.
AlSo. Peach sad rbeErJ Trees. ss
Also 5000 Craps Vines.
All Of which will be sold ehssp Z 2s
JOHN B. Wo0D.
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Whipple & TunnsH

xI7H0LESALEa and Retail Dealers in DRy
w GOODS. B00TSsnd sH0ES,znd Rssdy
MADE CLOTHING, &e- Store corner q
Ssata and Third-strs., Alton, Ill.
April 90. 'as.-ly*
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cURRIER & MecORlEIcK.
Topeka and Manhattan Stage Line.

Eorparding and csmmjssieH Merchants,
LEAyESwoRTH CITY, KIT.
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n Wilmarfh

BOOKSELLER and StatiOner. No. 80 Mass.
- Street, Lawrence. K. I. (Feb. 81, 81. II
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Furs and Buffalo Robes.

SCHOOL B0OKS-Town's. Towers, Smith
y and MitcheIs series, at WILMARTH'S
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Samuel sprusucs.

GfOMAISSIoN and Forwarding herchass.
~ Office and warehouse at the railroad and
general steamboat landing. Mark packages 70
F" care Of s. Sprusnce Alton, ILL.,
April 90, ls56.-lys ssa
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Moneka City.

Lawrence, April Il, 1857.
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Seed Corn.

GtASH will be paid for all kinds of Fnrs and
~ Buffalo Robes by FAYON & EASTER.
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Gbt Is ulllt guurual
w. j. SLATER.
"pledgsd 10 no rarty's arbitrary sway,
We follow truth where'er she leads the way"
w NICHE ST E r:
SATURDAY MORNING, JULY 18TH.
Winchester and its Future.

We have already stated, that Win.
cheslcr's future prosperity depends most.
~ on the success Of its schools. And
the success Of the schools depends main.
ly on their efficiency, and the manner in
which they are to be controlled. What.
ever may be the ability Of the faculty
however indelatgabe in the discharge OF
their duties, as President, Professors and
Tutors-howevc rapid and thorough the
advant ement Of their pupils, if sectarian-
ism is permitted to take the controlling
influence, it will never fail to accomplish
serious injury, and often the downfall Of
the mos, nourishng institutions Of learn.
ing. So indirect is the exercise OF secia.
ran influence, in many instances, that
its detection is not generally so readily
effected, but time never fails TO unfold
the indirect workings that have an evil
tendency.
Literature and science must be taught
clear Of secterian trammels; ethics, or
the doctrine of morality, must be unfold.
ed without the membranes OF cresds or
sectarisn prsjudices; tho affections OF
those to DO instructed should be directed
10 objects for above the diminutive de.
traction OF morbid. sectsrisn bias. and
the eon.ractsdness OF ito unchs ri,able
dssptses. to objects worthy OF their no.
bltst and holies. u,pirstions.
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The RaiirO,ad.

Below is an extract from the Fay.
etteyille Observer, in relation TO the
Rrailroad Meeting at Salem, in this
county on last Saturday. We were UNI
able 10 attend, but are glad that sever.
al Of our citizens were present.
The Railroad meeting at Salem
last Saturday was largely attended,
The whole Of the line from here to
the top Of the Ridge, we understand
was let out, as well rs one section on
The Rdge--thc whole work to be done
within fifteen months from the day OF
letting. Among the contractors. are
our fellow citizens Capt. y. Whitaker,
James Bright, James f. Droke, A.
drew Buchanan, and Robert Buchanan,
Esqs, When such men take hold OF II
public enterprise, the public may rest
assured that it will be put through in
short order, and in superior STYLE
The Junction was fixed at the Rock
Spring. 1t was concluded, we believe,
that i: would require about twelve
thousand dollars more than are now
subscribed to build the Road from this
place to the junction. OF course the
people Of Lincoln will see that the
amount is made up without delay. To
defer the matter, is but TO postpone
the completion Of The Road. IL C
sooner the amount is made up ana
paid in. the sooner will the cars be
piercing old Lincoln; and the sooner
will Lincoln produce command its full
value, instead Of twenty per cent OF
the whole amount being sacrificed, a.
it now is, to reach Il market,
The nov+ '-,".'. o. a." BOARD Of Di.
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Nfi;,G.

Thomas W. Rel!, administrator Of the
estate Of John C.. Bel, deed. is hereby or
dered to give notice, by advertising IN the
Winchester Home Journal, new spaper pub.
Ished IN Winchester, Team, and also III TIE
Court House Goor IN said county, in WThInr,
foral sons having Cams against the estate
Of said decedent to Ii e their claims with Ile
Undersigned, Judge Of sand county court. du.
" authenticated according to law, On or he,
fore the 9th day or January, 1888. Tbs the
OIL day Of JIly, 1857.
WILEY BENSON, Judge, &c.
iuly IL. 1857
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TOBACCO SMOKE As A REMEDY.-Thc
Louisiana Baptist recommends tobac-
CO smoke as highly valuable reme-
dial agent in the treatment of flesh
wounds. lockjaw. &C., the smoke TO be
blown upon the effected part through
a pipe stem. Many persona arc aware
Of the healing virtues oftobacco when
applied moist to a wound.
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carriers, and her stockings will hang
loose. She will lose the bloom in hel
cheek and the merry twinkle in her eye
She will have baby, and smell sour.
say ! cannot contemplate this spectacle
with patience. ! once visited one, who
had been "nico girl" year or two
after her marriage, Tn" figure which she
presented shocked me. lcould have eric,
with vexalion; and am sure il her hns
band had come in, should have kicke'
him, have resolved never 10 60 through
such on ordeal again, When mice
grip maIrics now, have done with heI
forever.
You may wonder why, since am such
an admircr oil mice girls" have never
made one my own--why, in fact nave
never married one. ! have % e. !, admir-
ed, and alored them TOO much Tor llial'--
could no more marry "nicc girl than
could wiIruly tramp!c down bed oil
flowers. Ihavc all my life considered it,,
and sill do consider it, q crime, little
short OF sacrlege, TO marry a mice grl'
Who but a wretch would deIace beauI'
full piece Of sculpture' Who but a
I
wretch would stand with his back TO the
fire and monopoIize all the heat! 10
the man who attempts 10 marry mice
GIRL" say, as Dognes said 10 Alexan'
der, Get out Of my sun"
Marry "nice GIRL" Never! | know
what i, would be. No man is hero IN
his valet de cham6re, and no husband, |
am sure, is fine fellow in his wiIe'sI
eyes after she has menlel his socks and
put patches in his drawers. On the 9th
er hand, ] am certain there must be o
horrd disenchanument about a sklmp
flannel peticoat and a cotton night'cap
with fills.
No; let the 'nice girl" alone, Let her
be the life and sunshine Of "home' for.
over. Let as many hearts pine away and
die for her as will, | am ready to pine
and die with the Test. But, oh, change
not Miss into Mrs! rob her not Of her
girlshness and simplicity; polIutc not
the gushing fountain of her love, which
flows for all, and falls like dew upon the
world. LIE, her be "nice gIrl' forever!
for such as she never grow old, or lose
the power to charm.
If you must marry, marry the beauty
the Airt--,he clever girl, the dashing
,irl-any kind of girl; but leave me, oh,
cave me the "nice girl" For her
,ake, | will live bachelor 10 the end OF
ny days; and when | die, desire nothing
better than to have such one TO watch
over me and close my eyes.
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County Court Clerks Office,
Franklin County, Tenn.

t'"""t" SO"" y, AeHH'
Benjamin Higginhothom and wife
vs..
The heirs Of Isaac and Mary Vanzanr,
deceased,
The compliments in this cause having
Glel their bill in the Office Of the under,
signed Clerk Of the County Courl Of
Franklin County, in Tennessee, July G,
1857, and it appearing TO the satisfaction
Of the un Icr,i snci Clerk, &c. that the
Defendants, Isaac Vanzont, Emily Grif
fifth, joel Vanz0nt, John Vou2ant, Cath
arnc Vonzant and Polly Van2oot, heirs
Of Jacob Vanzant, dcc'd,, who was Il
son Of said deccIent, Isaac N0pzant, and
William Forester ana Narcjssa Fcres
ter are heirs Of sail Isaac AMI Mary Van.
zant. dcc'i., an xt~nonresjdenrS CT 'hc
State Of Tennessee 1t is therefore order
ell that publication be nude in rhe Home
journal, q newspaper published in the
town Of Manchester, Vcnu, for three
successive weeks, requiring said non res
lent deIen lnnts 10 appear before the
Hon. Judge Of the County Court Of said
Franklin connY, at the Augu>tterm 1857
Of said Court, anil plead, answer or lie.
muir to comp!ajnanl's bill, or the same
will be taken for confessed as 10 them,
an set for hearing eX parte.
C,mpIainonts' bill seeks to cell 225
acres Of LanI--hojng that portion Of The
Lands Of which Isaac Vanzant died seiz.
Il
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Written for the Home Journal.
TO l.. III.

care not now, the dream is over,
The bcauteous dream OF years is past,--
Thou hast proved the iaithless lover,
But III DC constant to the last.
This world seems dark and dreary now,
No bright hope TO giId the morrow
Alas why didst thou ever VOW
To love me in my sorrow?
Why didst thou take my hard in thine
And breathe those Thrill ing ods Of love}
uidst thou not know. false friend Of 'Iinc,
Those words were registered above2
care not now, for life is waning
And my sweet hUpes of joy are past;
soon " Il cease my low CONF laining,
Bu: fondy love thee to the last.
TRUTH.
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1t is a peaitentiary offence in Ohio to
use ''strychnine" in the manufacture Of
whiskey. A large manufacturing
house in that State sent 900 barrels TO
Cincinnati, and sufficient poison was
found in one barrel to kill thirty m"n,
The liquor was returned and the man
ufacurer suffered to run ut large.