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c.n. prAosp. CT. coHH
DlMOND X CONN,
KkAL ESTATE, INSURANCE COMMISSION
Agents.
| orvicE no. 3 FARses > BLOCK, COR. nAIn 2sp sYs
LoA Lh.........
fISHE Hue aud n,diou stors ON the corner u
johnson aud secoai streets will bs snssd md
made soonsn DiM0ND 4 CONN,
mAy2ad 81 Nsin-st.
4 A AAlN-ssreet lst,iu centre OF business. for
IA sale yesy cheap, ny
may5d DIAoAD 5 CONN, MAin-st.
e LOIS 10 block isO, beautifully situated ON pa
- lean atreet, os,aoen 9th and ith, viii acid
very low, by
\ mayed DIMoND 4 CONN.
10b BY leo feet on 80 airss. adJo,nlng Nr. Red.
~ ington's new building, nov s4lng built, for
ssie cheap, by DIMoNDx COM.
mAy5d
~ by so feel on Th,rd-st bet. Exchange and
1Ubank, with Improvements 4berson, win be
soidat bargain, by DlMo.sD CONN
\ OTIS !, 2 and >, in block 40 in X. p. ) W. ad-
| - ui.ion. for safe BY
m.ysd DIMoSD = CONN.
50 ThousANnf feet Of seasopsd LamIes, from
w the Ohio River, for sale. Inquired
DiMeSD 1 CONN,
i~w~ state rnsurnnce CoHPsnY.
ovricx ~ sAArIs's NEW suILpixe. Ind sroxr
Second Street, keokuk, Iowa.
IvIsHls Home Company takes Rishs on the safe,
clas,es VI property ,oN THE MUTUAL PLAN
AND ON THE CASH PLAN FOR A CASH PR.
MUM, SrAtss AZ reasonable 81 thoss Of sny reliel
Bile company.
C.H Parry, =. II. ford, James r. .Cex,
eso. b Smyth, Vim. + Turner, u. D. Woodward.
1.,h ,hSr,adE%.n. aE. Ell. Harrison, s. 7. vsorhiss,
JahA AsCans, J.W .RAnkin.
l. orHIcnRS:
q. PERRY, Pres, u. II. HARRISON. .Treas !,
y. w hANkIN. Woe Prea " u TIIRNRR g.
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IS TOE Z 6TLEY, '7s-
oivH0akin6eYs and ourvtt6ko.

Oivns4nt3n9ers and 6urvt10ks.
fN114HA4eiy essvisss 70 their frieMds sd sss-
Ngnne3A AsfRt dApAstment Il tAsis psafssisa. !.
L Aevsak ~ oxIglna1 Asld Aetss as6 pletsea esr-
ssys, M4x rllll lay esk lessia ~ psse sfshepiys
fsSst1t tykM TIE Old AiN liniass Alse. asueddi-
tlsos, tbtk plsts and s0gAty1 sssveys, Aeage( 1f-
note 1hAy pill also easeatS dsAlt- na0a oaAV3ns
u ytsAsifststyle aA@ uaAsstsks AsliaAaesapa-
tsg q IA sA4s. ReiAx tptA axpssisassA naliroad
ehsisttsss snt having plenty of 'asv sad sups-
riof intsssnAst tsy--shsy viii slss nAAs psslinasy
survsy1, pstess sAe for kailroaAsanA
ethss pobats wofks, superisteade end nsassss ns-
rsSn1y, bsiAgiAsa earth vurk, Ac.
JuIy1oa H
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FRUIT, FRUIT!

n A11N9 1VW,
Wholssa!e Dealersts y0reagn cad Doassfie
Fruits and MATS, ana C0annnA % On
DeRlt r. In Donestlc PrOauce.
No. Main EOKUK, .OW A.
u Emo connected with the largest houses in
- Boston. New York and Now 0rlsans, thov are
enabled to obtain their supplies fresh frun those
markets, which they viii ssll ~ cheap n any
house in the west. fhe following il list of par.
of theirstock.
Orange, Lemons, Bananas,
Pine Appies, 1Amarind, Pruues,
Dried Peaches, Dried Appiss, Dates,
Dried currAnts, English WaInuts, Figs,
Aimonds, Pccsns, -FilbeTls,
Brani Nuts Pes Nuts, Cocoa Epts
jel0dAw sG >a s4at
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VIM. Manners,

DY = AND . O = Y y q =
On Fourth Street, between JOHNSON s6d xxAh IN e
KE0kUK, IOWA.
navl0.dly
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MIssoHrt state Ma aual
4lRE AND MARINE INSURANCE CONPANY
@ OF st. LOUIS.
=. 3: y. Mccanc, ;. \. Rdgsil, C.S. 0rssly,
3. Wyman, c. II. Peck, B.W Aiexsnder.
James smith. A. d. Pomsroy, y. D.. Pass.
y. .. xLLiOTT, Sec'y- S,M. ED0ELL, Prssst.
no AxsaA- HAxA RDouS nfsKs rAEsn.
y. u. HOLMES, asaersl Agsnt.
desl.dly -. BkIUiMAN, AG't, Ksokuk.
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W. n. RICE,
n RCAI1EG9. once In Kilbourne's Block, %
n Asansss. j, bet. "a ard Sd. Xsokuk, Iowa.
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PaImcr's Artificial Leg.

Removal of the Springfield Establishment to Boston,
&, Attic urgent solicitation of the most
~ eminent Surgeons and Physicians OF
l ( Boston and New England, the manufacture
- of the unequalled American invention has
l been removed to Boston. The "PALMER
ARTIFICIAL Leg" is without a rival
either in Europe or America, and is now
worn nv nearly Three thousand persons with
astonishing success, upwards Of two hundred of
whom are Ladies, aud we have thirty individuals
each walking upon two Artificial Legs. Ii So
nearly resembles the natural leg in appearance
and action that the incest observation often fails
To detect cart" from mature" The "Palmer
Leo" took the "Great Prize Medal" at the Worlds
Fair in London, over thirty competitors from all
narts of Europe. No other Artificial Leg is re-.
commended by intelligent Surgeons and Physicians
as the "Palmer Leg" is regarded as the ne'plus-
ultra Of Surgical Mechanism. They are very dura-
Bile vet light the average weight being four pounds
They are applied to the shortest and tenderest
stumps with entire success. The LEG is FINELY
ventilated In this country it has been exhibited
thirty five times, and in every instance received
tbe award of the highest or first premium The
ratient is enabled to walk immediately upon its
application, with remarkable ease, comfort and
nsturalness.
Pamphlets giving full Information, sent gratis
10 every applicant. General Office and Mauuiac-
tories for the New England states including New
YORK and British Provinces, 10 Green St, Boston,
Mass. and 37s Broadway New York. Patients
can be served at Boston or New York as is most
convenien. to them.
Address. PALMER 4 Co. w5lm3
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Ellen ZOttmnu's Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, The Probate Court
DisT. or GRAND ISLE, ss. : for the District Oh
Grand Isle to all persons to whom these presents
shall come. GREETlNG.
William NJ. Fletcher. Of South Hero. guardian
Of Ellen Xottman minor under tho age o
eighteen years, having representa- to this Couit
that the said Ellen Iottman is seized in Zee OF inc
following described real estate, to wit, u being
the same land formerly owned by the late william
zottman and known as the Walter Grant place.
f-d containing about sixteen acres and hc iut
ther represents to said Court that 1t would be con,
ducve to the interest of his said ward to sell said
real estate for the purpose of putting the proceeus
of such sale at interest; and praying SAID court
TO grant him license to sell the said real estate
1t is hereby ordered, that said application stana
for hearing before said court, at session Thereon
| to be holden at tho dwelling house OF EllJan
| Haynes, in North Hero, on the 9th day OF July
| next at ten O'Clock A. NJ. and that notice thero'
be given, by publishing the order. embracing the
substance Of said petition, in the Free Press, prih
ted in Burlington Vt, three weeks successive'y
the last of said publications to be previous to tn'
said time liked for said hearing 800,
Given under my hand at North Hero this l2tf
day of June, A. ID. 1851.
ELIJAH HAYNES, Judge
| June 18th. w5lw3+
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Lester Halls Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, }rI'he Honorable the
DIST. or CHIrTENDES, SIS. l. Probate Court,
for the District of Chittenden.
To the heirs and all persons interested in the
estate Of Lester Hall, late of Willston, in said
District, deceased, Erecting.
Whereas. application hath been made to this
Court in writing, by the Administrators OF the es-
late Of Lester Hall, late of Williston, deceased,
for license to sell land warrant, for one hun
dred and sixty acres, dated Tire 2Gth day of
November, 1855, and numbered l03s7, and pray
ing for license and authority to sell so much Of
the real estate of the decea sed, as may be
sary for the payment of debts, and charges of adj
ministration, aud setting forth therein tt amount
of debts due from the said deceased, the charges
of administration, the amount of personal estate,
and the situation of the real estate.
Whereupon, the said Court appointed and as
signed the % day Of June, A d. 1857, at the Pro-
bate Court rooms, in said District to hear and de-
eide upon said application. and petition, and or
dered public notice thereof to be given to all per-
sons interested therein by publishing said order,
together with the time and place of hearing, three
weeks excessively in the Burlington Free Press
a newspaper which crcuates in the neighborhood
of those persons interested in said estate, all which
publications shall be previous to the day assigned
| for hearing.
Therefore, you are hereby notified to appear be-
fore said Court, at the time and place assigned,
then and there in said Court, to give bonds, as the
law directs, for the payment of the debts. and
| charges of administration, and make your obJec-
| tions to the granting such license, II you see
cause.
Given nder my hand at the Probate Court
| rooms this 3Oth day of May, A. d. 1857.
w49w3 u. FRENCH. Register.
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MacnaugnI on inspiration

The Doctrine of Inspiration being an En-
quiry concerning the lnfallibility, Inspiration
and Authority of Holy Writ" BY the Rev. John
Macnaught. NJ. A, Oxon, Incumbent Of St. Chry-
sostom's Church, Everton, Liverpool Westmin-
ster.
The discussion of scriptural difficulties is not
now an exercitation exclusively for scholars and
the reconci mert, if it be possible of the errors
to be met with in the Bible with just and rever-
ent estimation of it, is problem in which multi
tudes of thoughtful lay-people, and not few
ministers only, now feel the deepest interest.
To the solution Of this problem, the Rev. John
Macnaught, a clergyman benefited in the Estab-
lished Church, addresses himself, in work distin-
guished by a fearless investigation of truth, an
uncompromising hostility to deception and make
1eieve, a sincere rorship Of all which is holy and
good,-distinguished likewise by clearncss of con-
ceptIon, coseneSs of argument, purity OF express
sion, and compile tcness Of arrangement. Ana un-
less intolerance and superstition shall succeed IN
smuthcring the work, which we proceed iur'her to
to notice, it is one which will exercise wide in-
fueucc-ono which will give form and substance
to thoughts which have been floating vaguely in
many mems mnds-one which will supply raj
lying.point and become in lieu OF a creed to those
who are dissatisfied with traditional and untena-
BILE theories respecting inspiration muster
Review. For sale by Nichols.
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PAPER HANGINGS.

Common Papers from to 10 cents. Satin, Vel
vet and Gold Papers from ! cents to so White
Granite, Common White, Blue Edged, Unique
Ia chaste and elegant pattern,) Common Blue,
Dipped Yellow, 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
500 PAIRS PAINTED ANp CILpED 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 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 Shovels, Bar Spoons, Salt Spoons Gravy La
dies, Butter Knives, &c., 4.
CASTORS, Silver Plated, at Is per cent less
than City Prices, These Goods were bought low,
to close out an Auction lot and will be sold at
corresponding figures.
BRITTANlA WARE Of every description [.
some new styles Of Colee and Tea Pots just re-
cciyed.
Beautiful Tin Toilet Sets, and thousand
things impossible particulari1e in an advertise
ment. Come and examine, and then buy.
Terms CASH, Sure Pay Small Profits
$. S. BROWN.
mayd&w China Hall. $50 Church Street,
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Patent PiCkpOCket -!

(Copy.r,ght secured By the BEE HVE)
YNHIS CURIOUS MACHINE is very simple in
L its construction, yet the manner, success, and
extent Of its operations are truly wonderful and
strange as it may seem, it is perfectly harmless
useful and even necessary to the public good it
displays much ingenuity and discretion in all of
its operations adapting itself to the wants and
wishes of its victims, always yielding when they
cry "hold enough ," it is very discriminating in
its abstractionS always rejecting" slow notes and
"bogus" money. This novel machine throws
James and Aunt Susan's Sewing Machine, and
even Turks " Rat Trap ~ entirely into the shade.
The principle upon which it operates can be ex-
pressed in one word, viZ.-CASH. We have both
the audacty and csndor to recommend this ma
chine to the public, and affirm that 1t is a great
benefit to community, and very profitable to our
selves that all of the above, and much more, can
Justly be said of our machine, we fully believe /;
but If any are incredulous we wish them to come
and test Il for themselves, if afraid to do that,
We refer them to any Of its lucky victims, who
will cheerfuly dispel all doubts. and corroborate
what we have stated. The magic power Of this
machine, consists in the irresistible attractions
which surround it it has at its disposal some
thing which every one needs--hence, the secret
of its power.
TINE BEE HIVE is the place to buy Carpets,
Oil. Cloths, Mattings and Druggets.
TuNHK BEE HIVE is the place to buy all kinds
i of Curtain Materials.
yUNHE BEE HIVE is the place to buy Dress
l Goods, Shawls, Mantillas, and Tamas.
TlNHE BHE II We is the place "a buy Embroid
l cries, Laces, and Trimmings.
rI'Hg BEE HIVE is the place to buy all kinds
4 of House furnishing Dry Goods.
VNHE BEE HIVE is the place to buy Hosiery
i Gloves, Mitts, and II 'dk'fs.
VINHg BEE HIVE is the place to buy anything
i in the Dry Goods line. Come and see II II Il
not Respectfully,
maysdawtf n, PECK ia. co,
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Dentistry.

NXTM. L. HARRIS, SURGEON AND NE
w oHAsIcAL Dentist, has taken an Office in
Bank Block over A. Prouty's Store, where he ma y
be found at all times in readiness TO wait upon
those who may require his services.
Carious teeth filled with pure Crystal Gold
Che best article now in use) and Gold Foil, and
restored to permanent usefulness if attended to
in proper time.
Teeth inserted on pivot or plate either Gold or
Silver, partial or full sets and made in manner
which cannot fail to please.
Teeth extracted without pain by the freezing
process. which is in advance Of Chloroform and
Eth as there is not the slightest danger IN its
use, and is just successful
Dr. II. has sat himself in this place perma-
pentIy and - operations will be performed by
him in a careful and durable manner and warran-
ted to give perfect satisfaction.
Burlington. Feb. 2, 1851. davtf
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An MoRTLEY, ESQ, of UREA, N. Y, writes; al have
used your Pictorial myself and In my family ever since
IIur,oso ever put out. with bad cold should sooner
nav twenty dollars for bottle than do without It, or
take any other remedy
Croup, WhoOping Cough, Influenza.
SPRINGFIELD, Miss, Feb. I, 1856.
BROTHER ArEa: will cheerfuy certify your Roiorai
cough Group and the chest diseases Of children. We OF
YOUR fraternity in the South appreciate your skill, and
'0mnens your m0u''H' W Iii HIRAM CoNKL1N, MD
AMOS LEE ESQ, MONTEREY, IA writes, Sd Jan. 1855:
Z" had tedious Influenza which confined me in doors
fried your Pictorial by the advice Of clergyman The
first dose relieved the soreness In my throat aud ungs
ess than one half the bottle made completely we'll
Your medicines are the cheapest well IS tho best we
can buy and esteem you Doctor, and your remedies
the poor mans friend'
Asthma or Phthisic, and Bronchitis.
WEST MANCHESTER, PA, Feb. T. 1856.
srR Your Cherry Pictorial Is performing marvellous
eures in this section 1t has relieved several from alarm
h 6s ntored under an affection Of the lungs for the
last forty years HENRY L. PARKS, Merchant
A. A. RAMSEY, NJ D., ALBION MoSRos Co, Iowa,
writes Sept G. 1855; "During practice OF many years
have found nothing equal TO your Cherry lbcordi for
giving ease and consumptive patients, curing
such durable"
We might add volumes Of evidence, but the most
yncing proof Of the virtues OF this remedy is found in M
effects upon trial.
Consumption.
Probably no remedy has ever been known which
cured many and such dangerous cases as this Some
no human aid reach; but even TO those the ChTTg
Pictorial affords relief and comfort
Asron HOUSE. NEW YORK CRY, March 5, 1855
Doc1on Aryp LOWELL feel It a duty and pleasure
20 inform you what your Cherry pictorial hN done for my
WIFE She had been FIVE months aboring under the dan
crous symptoms OF Consum ption from which aid
could procure gave her much relief She was steadily f
ing until Dr. Strong Of this city, where we have come NJ
advice recommended trial Of your medicine We bless
his kndnes. do your skill for she has recovered
from that day She Ia not yet strong As she used 10
be- but is free from her cough and calls herself we'll
w Vonrs with gratitude aud regard, .sss{
ORLANDO SHELBY, OF sHLLBrvuLE
nsump,i,,s do not despair till you have tried ArkRs
CHERRY Prc1oRAL. 1t IL made by one OF the best medical
chemists in the world and its all around bespeak
the high merits Of its virtues - Philadelphia Leager.
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Anime Hair Balm,

Fir Rsstor,ng Gray Hav 10 ts Original Color.
WARRANTED to cure badness, scurf, dand-
w ruff itching and all diseases of the skin
This Balm gives the scalp a new and healthful ac-
ton restore the coloring matter to the roots OF
the hair which passes through the hair and give
it a natural color without the use OF hair dye
Hundreds of preparations have been introduced
pretending to preserve the hair and keep it from
falling Off composed of OILS, Alcohol, and other
deleteriuus materials, and all to no use. Hair
dyes have been introduced that do not give the
hair a natural color, besides being troublesome 20
use, This Balm is not Dye. knowing that a
preparation was needed TO do what was required
for the Hair, the proprietor was induced TO exper-
iment until he could obtain an article that would
be the exact remedy, and alter seven years trial
has perfected this Balm. 1t is soothing and emol-
lent, allays all irritation OF the scalp, thereby
stopping that troublesome itching. 1t cures
iandruT and scurf, and when the hair has turned
gray it will bring it back to its original color, he
II Black. Brown OF Auburn. II makes the hair
soft and glossy, II from falling on as
will be by using this balm for only few days
life will be given to the roots Of the hair, and
growth will soon appear. Growth does not take
place at the end of the hair, as will be seen in
persons who have their hair dyed. If you exam
inc gray hair that has been cooTed for week,
you will find towards the roots. that the hair has
come out gray hence it is necessary to have the
fluid at the roots of the hair healthy, that the
whole hair may be a natural color. Each hair has
y root in the skin, and is of itseia hollow gray
tube through which there is constant circulation
of the pigment from the root. When this pigment
or colorng matter dies out It leaves ina mar mol
low and gray. To invent balm that would pro
duce this pigment has become the study of the
proprietor The discovery Of the Alpine Hair
balm will Dit 1t will bring the hair to it's nat
ural color by making new the coloring matter in
the roots of the hair
1t is a mistaken notion that oil or grease will
restore the hair, a nothing can be more injurious
The Alpine Hair Balm, will restore the skin and
save the hair of those who have been sick with ie-
yer or any disease
Prepared bye A. p. MASON, Providence, h, |.
d. p, IVES a CO, SIS Milk st, Boston, Mass,
sole sgent for the States and Canadas.
For sale in Burlington by 4. b. BENTON.
w43 6m,
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CONS u Nj p I'll O N
Discnseso OF tn q THROAT
successfully cured, by lnhaing Cold Modictted

Disoases OF tn q Thr,ont
successfully cured, by lnhaling Cold Mcdictted
vapors.
TAR. ANDREW STONE Physician to tho Troy
- Lung Institute, inventor of the celebrated
PuLMoMErER or Lung Tester, and editor OF the
" Invalds Oracle" is treating with astonishing
success all diseases of the Lungs. the Throat aud
Heart, Asthma, Bronchitis, Laryngitis, and Tu.
bcrcular Consumption, with his new discovered
system of Cold Mcdicatod Napors,-which are
breathod directly into the Lungs and tho seat Of
diseosc.
This discovery is based upon true scientific prin-
ciplcs. The vnpOrs are so prepared and composed,
as to dissolve tubercuar matter in the Lungs and
cause it to be expectorated,-at the same time it
traverses every minute air tube and cell and ul-
cerntcd cavern in the Lungs, causing them to heal,
quieiug the cough, subduing the night sweats, the
| hectic fever and chill'.
Consumption, that all prevailing disease, which
| is now carrying one hundred thousand annually in
| the United States, toa premature grave, and
| which hangs the black pail over many families,
| blights so many young hearts and blasts so many
| prospects,-is now as durable in my hands under
my system Of treatment, as any other disease, II
| adopted in any prudent season, before the vital
energies of the constitution are too lar de-
| pressed
The Old School doctrine, that Consumption is
| ncurable, has caused the death of thousands =
| No wonder this has been the case, when they as
| sailed tho patient by bleeding, blistoring, yomt-
!
| Calomcl, Anthony, Blue pill, and nauscating and
facilitating drugs into the stomach. They soc de-
molshcd what little strength he did possess.
In my treatment no drugs are given into the
stomach, tho appetite is guarded with scrupulous
care-a due portion of animal food tho most nu-
tritious Diet and exercise in the open air,the
necessity of breathing pure air day and night, is
strictly enjoincd.
Tho great advantages of my system of nhaa.
ton is--that patients can just as well be treated
at home, when it is not convenient to come to the
Institution. by sending them the Napors, with mr.
inhaler for their use--on receiving full history
of their case, stating, m'nmeiy, the symptoms
age and sex.
. Spacious and convenient rooms furnished in tb'
best manner, with the best of board, can at al
times be obtained in the institution, by those com
ing from abroad for treatment.
Packages Of Napors-with all the treatment ant
inhaler with both written and printed advice TO
three months course, s25,--for one month, S D
The PuLMOMErER made use of, in arriving a
the true condition Of the Lungs surpasses all con
ccption for its utility showing to each patient tn
accurate amount of air taken into the Lungs an
tho progress made by inhalng in increasing th
vital capacity. Without this very ingenousl
constructed instrument, no one can with any dc
gree of certainty understand the true conditions
the Lungs ANDREW STONE, NJ D.,
90 Fifth Street, Troy, N. Y.
a,r;I II 1877 ddwfn
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HOTCIlkISS 4 .JELLISON

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~ ORD, noting the events that transpire weekly
in that vicinity where vice and misery join hand
in hand and how many children are rescued 'here'
from. Price only so cts, per year.
The New IoRK INDEPENDENT, Religious ana
Secular PAPER which has contributors of the high
est talent, among whom stand Rev. Henry W
Beecher, Cheever, Thompson also, Mrs, Beecher
stowe The Financial Department is conducted
.by Mr. Bowen, of the firm of Bowen, MeNamee
a Co, who stands No. in this branch. Price
S2,50 per wear.
We are also authorized to take subscriptions for
the New York Observer, paper which has not its
superior in the United States. Neither conserva-
tive nor ultra, it is universally taken by both
Northerners and Southerners. Among its con-
trbutors stand Rev. l, Prime, Doct. Murray, Be-
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desire to keep posted up " on the events Of the
day, both Papers would be found useful, foneop
would have tendency to eounterset the extreme
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