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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-05-13

HACK LINE TO CHAPEL HILL.
II ME SUBSCRIBER GIVES NOTICE THAT HE
Il will have sufficient number of hacks at Durham's
Depot to bring up all that may desire visit Chapel Hill
at the approaching also baggage wagons
convey all the baggage. 49,
sa JOHN H. WATSON
May 18th, 1887 49-sw3t.
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southsrn Canventisn Committees

ne follow ing sre IRE committees appointed by The Pre-
dst, or the ATE srikeyn Convent ned a Knoxville,
Tcps essee rurvrauce Of resolutions seoTNd ~ the
Cnrventop
10 reseri 70 Congie0 ne sroleci OF the repeal OF
G.Lery pcunnes-Roger A. Pryor, Of virginia: Aaensei
wbw and Vim A. simsrs, Of Louisisns; J, L. joses, OF
Georgia.
10 rrepsre and eaersn call for me ter, meeting Of
he rcrycuton-Jamo Iyons q Virginia; I. Beshes, q
Aiahs ma; Eon. ". n. Churchwe os Tcrrcsscc Hon v.
W. Boy CO, Of Ca-clns; q G. Yancey, Of Georgia
q 10 memeriase Congress upon the repeA Of Tobacco
Duties IL srrrsrr pc-tn-~, ~ Burwcu, Of vyriria Ro1
Iamc< 6rthric CT Kentucky Gen. ferch rgh Of Ma
~ land -romss q. Nes rolds, ef Missouri
en- Southern School B~ss-Ihe following names are
added 10 NE committee raised II Me iasi sesson or The
CpHvenronReti Rev Leonidas Pok Of LouisiAna, chair
mar az The comm.ec Hon John Perkins, r., ~ Lnu;,'s
ma: william Gllmcve Nmr, IL D., aud X. carroll, or
x I'm CIrclDa; c Marshall, If Mississippi
9 On the mpsrxilvc Of sciug cation IN tho
several southern ciles-G r. Elicit. OF south CarenA
S-rn-., Of Mississippi; J. L. Jones, of Georgia; T. j.
rtince OF Alabama. cen sparrow, OF L5uslsna.
10 rugses. suitable business for the rcx. couvcntou
Tsyd Hubbard, CT Alabama; J. Gay, cf arrassss
Governor yceeey OF Fcrids B Overly, OF florida,
A. lrxlcr. CT Iorsiapa. J. C1sop, OF kniasipp Ecmuus
ncssne E1mund Rufi=, Of virginia lfhe President Of
The Convention made BY he resolution chairman Of ths
committee
!. On b. ousare o, the srspe at the soutn--Hssman
Bokrm aad Rev. J. Rpcyandeu, OF Ieurcssee; A. q,
srmner, Of South Carolina Dr. ccrd, OF Aaosma; Ihos
An.cs, OF Mississippi.
To oollecs rscs bearing upon The opening Of the
African slave trade y bs rrcsened o. the next session OF
The cnrvcntlon-f ", sprsa, ~ Snuth 0srolips; Tbcs
C1ingmsn, az North Carolina n Toombs, OF Georgia VIM
l. yancsy, 81 Alabama; tAer. Qasimau, OF ksss POI
Gov Jsmes Brown, az Fiorids. John Perkins, OF Dou
ms; IN. Brewer, % kon'e emery county, Nd, Roger A.
Pryor, OF virginia.
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Political Inssiiis.nes.

The n. Louis lsteupenccv (Kros Sctning) ssys;-
shortly sitter the onse Of canvass 10 nissaur
for Governor. and before the se was hno W ne heard
hst movement vas rcing on IN several u the
and snuthvesseru oorut;es, looking Q peyfec; union
hepoefcrth the me MIXERS or he old vhs Party
and Of he Bersor CEN Dcfa and NE Americas party Il
stated that The tmeran Party % thoee cou ues had
determined 10 abandon their o.eanisaop and unite vl.
tho whg snd The Benton dent cratic parties Nom
ters o, which bad nohy suNained the Americas can
Jdstes n The late Presidential election and In the late
nberna nj election and that these three parties would
ne conseHv valve union party, agreeing upon . plat
form thai would rrsve acceptable 10 all.
we knew none Of tie modes py -hich this change Of
psr.,as ~ss 10 be brought about; but know tnst u
would form copsb nation that would prove pevfeoty In
resstb,e In iris stAe. The new party-"uncn demo
srat,'; We have hesvd suggested the title |, be
,uruedvoud have reliable majority Of 10 900 n 20 900
In the sase and would very soon sweep the notifying
derocrsMn ron every dep~r, mert OF pubHe service
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Jadge HnHAup, who vas editor of The scsoso caysss
beny Dali centeyy ago, then or the Ohio Stale jcsra,
snd iron 1887 70 1885 OF The Alton EkGarA died ., Alton
xst veek.
he venerable and esteemed Hon Jon X xayv .or.
Weriy or many yssrs representative from me aoni
gonery district IN congress- lied Al ms residence Chel
enham valley montgomery county, Pa, on The $50 M
.; the foot old eye OF ~.
Tue War DEPARTMENT have Information of The death Of
tsps Ionr Ghs.rn, Fourth Artillery, - frs xyes,
Fa kusvn u, 1857,
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Philadelphia, assignoys 70 !; q sooos; kLd A. lSvTeros
Of samc oh ce, design FOR scvcs
". Glhbs, OF Albany, assgncr 10 Wnre AeeI, CT
skme place, design FOR sad ron stcve
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COAL.

1,olf.-sxsr QUALITY ov am ASH. srovp AR
. sd .sis ssh rsngs and furrscs ssre~ned so a.
Gr-erwA vsr-~ lie DuAse street snd 50 Canal sret lss
vAnevl nsas Ala. mAYHuy CIImyuu
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ssa tsA S@Nf 49, s.6
academic course.
pa =, who sisvo's II
erected and arrange
lion. They e,p 10y
Particulars win be !!
s.Itule Acqralnlsr
referred 10 them fer
L ev q. Potts ID ID.
Hon. II. K tIav.ea,
Hon VIM. r. have
meyer,
Joe Movg'er, M ID.
j. q. Forruster. ND,
Alonz, :. Ia |, NJ. u,
q. Lawrence, NJ. ID
y m Power, n u
Alwyr Bognt, MD.
g. -. Gum. = d.
Dr. MAsriee Ieyett,
relher J Beck.
W .ii.am VI. Allen.
lnniel A bA'cwir,
Chss. Z. Kendrics.
joel h Poet,
Mr.. John b. Abel,
benry A. Alien,
IJlis q l.. Alien,
h. v. al len,
TfomAE q Arnold,
James l. Rabsiit,
Iceian W. Baker,
u. =. Barhyct,
David neiden.
S,sa;rs r. Bell,
Charles X. lcnscu,
ssm uel J Berry,
Henry Beriholr
Wiliism Black.
Charles Biigrn,
" liam Blorte,,
r. ". 9. Is rsE.l,
Amssa Brainerd.
Geo. ". Ersinerd-
Hor d Brush,
Jossrh Y I'm kloy,
Richard kurlew,
DAVID 4. Burns,
kelanctt on Burr,
0ogrEe Russell,
Henry Butter.
Ira Campbell,
CORR CayeD.
Amos N chase,
Ma ihias CLARK,
Leonard h.T.Clars
u Y. Cochran,
rhos, j. Coleman,
Cohen 4ershon,
Capt. x Couilhrd,
Peter Crazy,
John N Davies,
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WINES AND LIQUORS

,-,iy.axru4s lIE-sURE AMI wHOISsoua THIS
n ~ = prt No In clint bsses and foo sae lHrge
sarsses 81 Pearl street mnten lsns 11vsrd IN
~ city o. ysekcd for the csavy, J. sARbON.
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street. corner Of MAO
Der IA, inst. Fifteenth
ihisss,} Principals.
ng The pupil with q
9 or college Ncmo-
al ~ many colleges,
b pupils OF this inst.
sars, completed neir
'passsd Tue priDe1-
Al n and 'nwructsou
essiY for their lnslito-
,fct sors an teachers.
.e. obtained nj the In
present uAirrnn aru
Pr ksE TS
Israel E;nor,
Villa n y Moller.
George u. Aorxan.
Charles Morgan,
George 3. Marley,
Frederick MoCready,
VIM. n Mcin,fre,
v N. r. McKimnA.
james II. Noe.
Charles Z. Norton,
David n. Paige,
william Palrn,
Cour,Iand; Pa NOR,
Ssmul Perry.
Abel 4. Peters,
Htrpnsr Phiihin,
WIN. p. Pinchbeok,
James Price,
Richard Raven,
RicaAvd 4 Reading
Luther ReaGeid.
Josiah Richards.
ii a. Richardsou,
pnrr R. Roscn,
Philip j. kcnk.
Kufgs Sanger,
Daniel u. SchAnk.
Henry y. HeannAn,
Robert Hears,
Mrs anna Segulr,
John ID. Sioai,
A. NJ. g. sn.tb,
J I'm S'sgy,
James L.. stevsrt,
charles A. Stirling,
n. X. 6umsDn,
Z j. Sullivan,
Fre1. Ia rslcott.
q X Terrell,
john NJ. ril.ord,
Abner rosHer,
4. q. Toren.
Thom- J. Townsend,
Amos rro wtridze,
W. = Van Wa4nep,
A Wallin zfrd,
Gen. r. Warner,
III ~Ard wAyt,
J. n. W e~,eyveit,
Plsu White,
" l.. Whiliock,
Geo. williams,
DawH0n wilson,
9. Wilmington.
! from ous teyru 70 MI
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GEO. W. CHA
JAMES FAM
Ugh school. furnish
tuca' Ion for businea
- a this city, ~ .
rpughness with chic
tho pas; fourteen y
lna location ia unSul
rmaelvea tn suprrv'
d the building .xpf
len accomplished pr'
ound In the eAlalug
cs,s VI ils following
reliable Ia Cremation
Eoracs II. Day,
NJ italann
Edward lie Groci.
J ames DE ~ey.
Nelson Ouch worth,
Amos d wHhl.
Justus e Gsria,
J 4mss II. R,more,
Jonathan O.fowier,
Xii French.
Hem, y French,
Luther N Fuller.
n y Casper,
John r. ssinorh.o,
Mrn Geo. uowan,
john Gray,
Arson Green,
Cbris'oph,r q wyer,
James *. B.dden,
W. j. HAidaNx.
Louis 3. HkrHous,
IL A Hart,
George Il. Hax.aon
G "A Hawksh urst,
10 W;;t g. llsvs.
William "A Lays,
Gilbert y. Hays.
itichsi d Heather.
Henry L. Hebberd,
" ~ Herdsr.
John &. uiilyer.
Frank Ho lirs-
James Honghtahn,
Samuel n. Howard
ed yard q. jenkins
William Jnhns.n,
Denis Julien,
Trexap ell < o,rham
w I'll Kidd.
Thcmas kimhall,
Jerem.ah Lam ors,
X. ID Lattrop,
John Levy,
John w. Lewis,
w N. II. Livingston
william Looschisk,
Theron Laser,
Carries i.nwther,
Clifton MaYkoe,
Andrew M-baGey,
Louis u Menxer,
Daniel Messmore,
Jacob Miller.
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InrlxorIs-rrE TRADE N REsrsCTvULLv IN.
IL formed thai we are cpnvnaay Manufacturing sud have
c "a 81 diamond ewelry Of tie sesi sviNs
70 assortment dannnds aant se.ns done for he
$50 /. hRRNsrE CO, rs Hro 1ue street.
u p ELafR PRACTICAL MATCHMAKER vi Pearl,
street rtpsrs watches ard French c'ocss fer he rsd
.nd for ers'onsrs vsrrsnsd for ere Hew
e,sc, te ssd cheap God snd syer bought Tor
atsn In ere hsnse
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arA sppslAI, ssErIsa oF RIxaGoLD moss co
"A No T. bed tursdsy mornirg. hept ~. 1881 II Wa re-
soved ha The hanks Of he eomp.ny and hsy are hereby
~ dsr~d Mr. Eason u. HAmm nd for r-,reshaens Tar
shec duriur he Gre 81 De Of Nrec-nth ara
Thrrr to- ard hat III Re ruh SHED n Tie
Leaiey sus Bersic. We n HAWTHORN Fcfenss-
n W. HskAsor, e-crcfayy.
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All OF have been pupils from tsrn 70 aiI
ycayn An erctua me hod fr he thorouEn Arqustson o.
The English onguo the eradication especially or AL
rfinug bern here successfully applied Pupils
received we'll ~ advanced periods
OF their couyse. Students from abroad and su liable
bcsdng pAoos In he vicinity Of ihc ns nte which parents
Are lnvled heir diacret venicncs-
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nKOUHT WARRINGTON COlILE3IATY INSTITUTE on
M Washington No 2le FouJih Of Mao
dougsl opens Monday September IA inst Fifteenth
academic yeGr 0Eo. W. CLARK, ! prinrpal.
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POST OFFICE NOTICES.

IJcsr 0rriCR HoTiCH-KAsrIRH M,IL-Os AIT
sfxr Monday he is;h o, September he Eastern us ~
fsAAC v. YowLER, rosnsrer 4
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n seems mai NJ Grifnu - tps, time vas extensive
scAiplne inrcduced himself 70 him a. ueasensni MAJ
maduhe Reeves, and py MS iusrusupg address IN !
stating hat be seri ever BY he Eognsn Eorerrrers
V male purchase or sp oco worth OF nreArms Tor NE
srmv a. sspss,oro succeeded putrg ire -coi ever
Mr.. Grlns cycs. Ee confidently hnped t,ai be bad 80
cured good customer, sad rsid ne euHusn sn me ~
rntor which . generous nature was cafsbc OF erer.
ci,irg He prepared sumpuods dinners, lcaied rs =.
bs With chs mpAes and al the decAoiee OF The season.
and nv sd the Lieutenant 10 eai drink and oe merry
Q requeu which Lieutenant hsruasSse promptly
compiled with. amer enjoying ha hospiAnues lof
some time the beriensD' rsccued ? csees ror
from the nome Of the Purars ara ~erded hs vay 20 TIC
metropolis M. Grimm pursued him, and on mating
soIPp s ms, s0rnsy .s -, ss
rain when tho case vas ready FOR tal, Mr. Hal was
unable TO establish he charge Of false presences namely
meni 10 rurcn1e Ore srus for me on mean army aud
cured The pospot emcnt Of The TRIAL until he cord 90 60
He cent 70 Eorope fos Witness who arrived without De
Az bot when the called again The complains
NJ Griffin, wn absent 10 California, and vas stated be
would nos return for time The Ieutenant, having
bcen unable 70 rYr,rc the necessary amounl OF bail
ss cco1 .a committed co his nrss arrest and ~ be hs
hcru lncarcef acd for several months awaiting ria, ks
counsel prccurca MS dscnsrge Judge Russell soid Mr.
Hal, that ne knew Mr. Gnfin ~as on bis way tsct from
C~ifcrnls and would arrive In rev dsys, announce
mcrt which gave evident satisfaction 10 The nlsi-cs Ahcr
an"ass % 1s s ' &c. re s c ssss pine
10 secure q conviction. Was his intention 10 10.
dcs MN for attempting 70 dcfrsrd trc Transit C,n paay
otcn which Re vsn probably be tiled tbn term The
saur, fxed .hc bal a 81 eoo bui the neaicrsni's
,eu6s had him 10 re sCur Of ns seepest az
,re,, be vss committed 70 prison 70 s~t trial upon u
tve chsrsos. 1900. - -. . 49,
Court hin ne ast years Tor v1ors offences Toe
pocslvp ps,, At,c' pey ~ho happened 70 IA pveseni
dnrps the ptoe eedlngs remarked that Nc Alpln ed
twice hy t,m pu, on each occssor he Jury disagreed
10 com Glance Wan Tie rules OF me ooar he Obtained his
dscharge.
me trial or James Eessn indicted fcr tue murd~ Of Pc
YER vntu s he Ecvard Eoase, e~ ~eesf NO, v~ ca
mctcn Of counse pctrtred tll Wcnwcxy neyt
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PAPER HANGINGS.
Call and see Look 'em over
Common Papers for 10 cents per roll "

Common Papers from 5 to 10 cents. Satin, Vel.
vet ana Gold Papers from / Z cents to so. White
Granite, Common White, Blue Edged, Unique
"a cuaste and elegant pattern) Common Blue.
Dipped, elbow, and all the usual styles Of Goods
to be found in any establishment in this country,
always on hand and now selling lower than ever.
800 FAIRS PAINTED AND CILDED WINDOW SHADES
Every variety of quality, pattern and price,
$50 Rolls Paper Curtains, TEA TRAYS in sets,
single or by the dozen, new styles and at 4 low
figure.
TABLE CUTLERY.
Cocoa, Buck Horn, Buffalo Horn, Ebony, and
Ivory Handles, the best Goods made in this
country.
SILVER PLATED WARE AT FACTORY PRICES.
Comprising Tea Sets from Sl7 TO IS. Tea and
Table Spoons Table, Medium, and Dessert
Forks, Oyster and Pickle Forks Sugar spoons
and Shoyels. Bar spoons, Salt Spoons Gravy La
dies, Butter Knives, &c., a.
CASrOkS, Silver Plated, at IS per cent less
than City Prices. These foods were bought low,
to close out an Auction lot, and will be sold at
corresponding figures.
BkIrIANlA WARE every description
some new styles Of Coffee and Tea Pots Just re-
ceived.
Beautiful Tin Toilet Sets, and a thousand
things impossible particulariEe in an advertise
ment. Come and examine, aud then buy.
Terms CASH, Sure Pay, small Profits.
5. S. BROWN.
mayddw China Hall, $50 Church Street.
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THE FREE PRESS BURLINGTON FRIDAY MORNING JULY 81 1857
LIE GAL q TICES.
Amos Gales Estate

STATE OF VERM0NrrINo all persons concern
Dist. Of Chttendcn, IS. Il ed in the estate Of
Amos Gale, late of Colchestc, in said District, dc.
ceased, Greeting.
At the Probate Court holden at Burlington,
within and for tho district of Chittondcn on the
ninth day Of July, A. d. le57, an instrument,
purportng to be the last will and Testament, of
Amos Gale, late of Colchester, in said district
deceased, was presented to the Court aforesaid,
for Probate,
And it is ordered by said Court that the eighth
day of August A. d. 1857 at the Probate Court
Rooms m said Burlington, be assigned for PROV
ing said instrument and that notice hereof be
given to ali persons Concerned, by publishing this
order three weeks sucessvcly IN the Burlington
ton, previous to the time appointed
Therefore you are notified to appear before said
! Court at the time and place aforesaid, and con-
test the probate of sail will, if you have cause.
Given under my hand at Burlington in said
District, this 9th day Of july, A. d 1857.
w4w3 d. FRENCH Register,
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Clark l.. Daincs' Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, III Probate Court held
Lmolle District, in Probate Office at
johnson in said District, July TO- 1851.
Salmon Brush administrator on the estate Of
Clark l.. DANES late OF Cambridge, in sa d Di.
trict deceased, makes application in writing, set
ting forth that sad deceased was in his lite time
and at the time Of his DEATH seized OF certain real
estate, being the equity Of redemption Of certain
mOrtgaged lands situated in said town of Cam
bridg", that the probable expense OF further ad-
mlnistratiD' on said estate will be twenty ,olars
that all the ersonaI estate Of said deceased has
heretofore been disposed of under the direction Of
2aid Court leaving the said twenty dollars charge
able on said real estate, and that part thereof
cannot be sold without injury to the whole, where
fore he prdys for license to sell said real estate
Nhereupon it is ordered that IL hearing on said
petition be had in Probate office at johnson, on
the eth day of August next, and it is further or
dered that notice to all parties interested be given
by publishing the substance Of said petition to-.
gether with these orders, three weeks successive.
ly in the Burlington Free Press, printed at Bur
lington, in order tnat they may appear and if they
| gee cause, object to the granting Of the license
aforesaid, by the Court, n. c. BENTON JR,
Wjw3 Register.
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CON S U y. n P TION


successfully cured, by lnhaling Cold Medicated
Vapors.
nR. ANDREW STONE, Physician to the Troy
- Lung Institute, inventor of the celebrated
PuLMoMETER or Lung Tester, and editor of the
" Invalid's Oracle" is treating with astonishing
success, al diseases Of the Lungs the Throat and
Heart, Asthma, Bronchitis. Laryngitis, and Tu.
bercuar Consumption, with his discovered
system Of Cold Mcdicated Vapors,-whch
breathed directly into the Lungs and the seat Of
disclose.
This discovery is based upon true scientific prin-
ciples. Tho vapors are So prepared and composed,
as to dissolve tubercular matter in the Lungs and
cause it to be expectorat ted at the time it
traverses every minute air tube and cell, and ul-
cerated cavern in the Lu.es causing them to heal,
quetIng the cough, subdung tho VA ~ syeats, the
hectic fever and chills
Consumption, that all prevailing disease, which
is carrying one hundred thousand annually in
the United States, to premature grave, and
which hangs the black pail over so many families,
blights many young hearts and blasts many
pruspects,-is now durable in my hands under
| my system of treatment, any other disease, If
adopted in any prudent season, before the vital
energies of the constitution are too far de-
pressed.
The Old School doctrine, that Consumption
incurable, has caused the death of thousands
No wonder this has been the case. when they
s""od the patient by bleeding, blstering, vomit
! ing. making Setons and rarter Sores and rouring
Calomel, Anthony, Blue pill, and nauseating and
dominating drugs into the stomach. Ihey SOC de-
molished what little streng be did possess.
In my treatment no drugs given into the
stomach, tina appetite is guarded with scrupulous
care,-a due portion Of animal food, the most
tritious diet, and exercise in the open sir,the
necessity of breathing pure air day and night, 10
strictly enjoned.
The great advantages of my system Of inhala-
tion iS-that patients can just well be treated
at home, when it is not convenient to come TO the
/ iqsttaiion, by sending them the Vapors, with
. inhaler tor their use-On receiving full history
/ of their case, stating, mrnu'siy, the symptoms.
age and sex.
Spacious and convenient rooms, furnished in IL s
/ best manner, with the best of board, at all
times be obtained in the institution by those COM
/ ing from abroad for treatment.
Packages of Napors-with all the treatment aud
inhaler, with both written and printed advice for
a three moths course, S25,--for one month, SIS.
The PULMoMErER made use Of, in arriving at
the true condition Of the Lungs surpasses all con-
cepton for its utility, showing to each patient the
accurate amount of air taken into the Lungs and
the progress made by iuhaling in increasing the
/ vital capacity. Without this very ingeniousy
. constructed instrument, can with any de.
gree OF certainty understand the true conditioned
the Lungs. ANDREW STONE. NJ. D.,
80 Fifth Street, Troy, n. Y.
April Il, 1857. ddw6m.
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FROM CHICAGO

Beloit, Janesvilie, Madison, Prairie Du Chen, St.
Paul, aud all points on the Upper Mississippi
via
{CIIICAGO, ST. PAUL AND FONDULAC r. R.
U'lIREE Trains leave Chicago daily for Prairie
Du Chen, passing through the beautiful cit
les of JdaesyilIo aud Madison, connecting with a
line OF splendid Steamers for st. Paul and all
points on the Mississippi River, Northern Iowa,
anj Minnesota, forming in connection with the
Milwaukee and Mississippi Rail Road, the only
direct, aud expeditions route from Chicago TO the
I-tcnor, and entire Northwest of Wisconsin,
BEING - HOURS QUICKER THAN VIA. pUNLrITH.
Through from Chicago to Prairie Du Chen Con
the Mississippi RiveD ~ TEN HOURS, WITH
OUT CHANGE OF CARS.
Chicago to licloit, hours.
Chicago to Jaucsyille, o. hours.
Chicago TO Madison, hours.
Chicago to Prairie pu Chen, 10 hours
Chicago to st. Paul, 30 hours.
Passengers destined tor tho North West, to
avail themselves Of this desirable route, should
ask for tickets via. GAINESVILLE.
:. +. JOHNSON, Supt.
GEO. l.. DUNLAP, Asst. Supt
+. DEWITT ROBINSON, General Ticket Agent,
Chicago, w2wly
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THE SECRET lNFIKMITIu- OF
OlIsls and Maturity.
Just Fusl,h.d, Grans, The 18th Thousand

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A FEW WORDS on THE RATIONAL Treat
~ ment, without Medic ne, Of -permatorrhea
or Local Weakness, Nocturnal Emissions. Genital
and Nervous Debility, Premature Decay Of the
System, Impotency, and ImpedimeIt Is to Marriage
generally,
BY b. DE LANEY, NJ. d.
The important fact that the many alarming
compla ints originating in the imprU je ace and
solitude OF yout.., may be hastily removed uuhouf
Medien, is in thi small tract, clearly demonstra.
ted and the entirely new and hGa,y successful
treatment, as adopted by the Anthnr. ialy ex-
planned, by means Of which every one is enabled
to cure HIMSELF perfectly and at the least posi-
lbe cost thereby avoiding all the advertised nos
trums OF the day.
Sent to any address, gratis and post free in a
sealed envelope, by renitting (post pad) two
postage stamps to Dir. B. DE LANEY, 10 Lis
neard street, New y ork City. May l, 81 d1w6m'
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1867. Ogdelsbursh. 1857
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