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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-11
UgAPPs PREMIUM PATENT LAMP.
N TINS CHEArxT
Asp Orr or rnE sIrEsr Lars ~ rnE wonIp
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This lamp recsyed medal the late fair In this cay
..ps,sa report q y rTs%Sm
IS sSg s rps. ss 1 sr eay and
low sh sran Many who years had discontinued read
ing and G cSssp snd
I psr ho@r a. n rs9 viii prsdnos light essa
a lsa. ten esss- dad burners and at
The :, eSe.pne.. q being fred fact psrcury
e b prnaen, and 80 5nomca these OILS being non eIpo
s lamp l.. % 81 others bes adapted Cor family aud
"a lamps be sered 70 n these burners thus mailing
skandeler, hangiaz and lamps reaectors also
e,.y variety % p.esn price sse wholesale
AnHfo'A'' y ''' '" CENTURY LIGHT
Ts 'nas pos s a ss or @
,asy as, 70 his r.mas .sie Invention o. Knapp
Der. g. = hs irih snnas fair q he A~ecAn In
No iWs 7a4i and ,he lamp. In The year 1911
% ,Sma he e , 1S 3. ss . s (. &
covered se PRINCIPE n.Toea,ed BY hTsans v IN Up 70
w1ss We supplied sy 4, " = Pd, X oG.ds ana
This Arssnd principle aided 70 The ar. cost Of all lamp.
world prodsenr perfect eonbss steady, sc,es. ana
sS h. ss A. Ss ,ss % s ap.s p 'ss
years chc,s Argsnd lamp .ssu, N snywse in,ererisg
thus placing within reach Of all burning The lamp saa
the times a. ,hessme une giynge more oeanly lamp Iran
siser msaS ss-s awarded wrlsn spooper Tor xnapp's
s aSs 5ars see Prem Com
TESTIMONIALS.
Numerous ieskonisis similar 70 Se following are being
Tacs NJ GOVERNOR ssIses
Itsve used Knaprs patent lamp fer Owe eysinrs II s
said that three cls oil will burn tcen hours and from
the experiments hase made mink will There Ia no
pleasant odor from and gives brilliant and beautiful
.ss sssrss .sis.sSs hsS; issSs
ssos s is !, ,as $50, p,.rrc- .rross.r ''''
d s1gs nfsp y md snf sit
~ The lanp, when burning the o a. the rate q rtn In
about three hours gives hm equal 10 sir eigs lsrnng
hud bnrper~; NJ 10 that conclusion sfs making
sveness; fmnaies wioe better han any other
lamp with which am acquainted. MARCUS LYON
1ruAcs, Nov. 8, 1881.
rnr Rsv e. pwIcur HuNr Ys.roR
cheerfuy ceyafy 10 the vsias Of Knspps paen, lamp
burns steadily and brilliantly Is light equal 10 that 81
burner superior 20 that Of the hut lamps in
ordinary should Judge, alse tha was mnch more
ecoposnha than eithr. j. DWIGHT HUNT.
BUSINESS CHANCES.
To yestlewen of sun favorable opportunity IL
ofewcd In this business .
IKE 70 a.soiae this Vii ber present business viii ne sup
piled with the lamps and ~ on ssch terms az 70 AFFORD them
Those pdssns throusbov he country who own rights
Sc Of ibs ars qualify asd hes, erms orders
solicited BY WILLIAM SPQONER,
PrOprieOr of the patent
NO 4z3 Hudson street, New York.
cOCrAL rARTIFs. SUPPER PARTIES SOCIETIES,
- Ae, be comfortably accommodated with rsou
pabls Of entertaining cry people. at BROOKS Old Star, %
Lspsnard street, on reasonable terms
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WE PUBLISH TO DAY
w PAETON'S LIFE OF BURR.


life and Times Of Aaron Burr" by y Parton; ono
volume, pages, octave, illustrated by cnravags
steel and wood. Price 81 10
Par,ons s Of burr u IN every respect an original and
peculiar work absorbing interest and possessing peculiar
claims TO the auenuon of Americans The author clah =
that In this volume. The story Of Aaron Burrs strange,
evnfu told Cor The first Time. and IL derived IN great
part the personal Of his surviving friend
Connections The peculiar romantic and
even life Of Aaron Burr has afforded material for one a.
interesting and fascinating biographies ever written,
while incidentally 70 the subject the rise and progress 70
power 81 the great democratic party OF e United states ~
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STEEL n Burr and his dsughfsr fhcodosa,
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Price 81.
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REL a volumes and az &ason's Library CT Standard
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600 spl sR 70 rs sp sS g. Ss
the ed ONCE No. Division stree and nowhere e.a An
soyery = mss seIsnse = being ne oay Thing on sA ,t
book gives all the advertised remedies 400 pages
CoSsuIfATIoSs STRICTLY HosoRABLE-pR COB
" RIFT, 10 Duane street may be as-asaitad Nth eoni
dence Of private character Twenty years
n his press. speciality enables him 70 cure nervous debility
nR. wArsors NEW WORK" THE CAUSE AND
~ Cure eemps,s and practical rs.ss or grin.,nre
or ohsr n which the nature sla
doss %..ag ossSsr With ae ,.ss%ss .,s f ss
ss.sins. With spplemsnt on several dissssss Price "
. y
IL 81 Ienih sre-s Hours uil and after o'elocs
TYR WATSON mas FOR A LONG sERIrs or YEARS
sssss no, less txcny issa..nd witaqu a. IN
s %s.s wHS y
from TN . ssrSss s- :s, 9s ss.. !. n ss
way Ne consulting rasas
Formerly Surgeon of the Lock Hospital
TNPoRTI1T TO FIwaLF1 -nISrAsEs or FEMALES
rersa y pr pBo es s
%m.ui,sss .ng e,,e rs srs eonadem iai psen,s from
Rrvs wv se; a. xs
n pupil q Ro,rd Of Pars t~ho The living surgeon
for diseases, As, Of the sexual syn ana OF
Carnoehsn snd Mott Of this city he consulted n English
Fre~rh personally by letter At hs ONCE 81 Beecker
street east Of BroAd~ay om so ssd from 20 ococx
evenings.
DrCORDS, vELPEAUS, CIvALFs, Actions, uuhL-
III ngs and The prsGe hospital practice Of Paris and Lon
don By pr LARnoNT As some persons AFFECTED Win Us
eases sssns system not be swsre Of the fse ne
ths method OF inormng them he ~ the only gruse
IN this city who exclusively treating and curing hose as
whose wih the European hospitals
shles him 70 adept The latest and most radical treatment cur
ing the cdes aud severes, ee-s No g Mercer street
corner Spring, opposite the st. Nicholas from A. W. 70
Pm The Doctors Medical ADVISER and Marriage Guide
nearly 40 pages and la picture iusfraiions 81 gives
All the advertised medcnes We commend Or. Iars TO
the afflicted Courier dee Eian as kaas Letuns, Day
BOOK, hilas &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-11

TTAvsgA, DOMESTIC AND GERMAN SEGARa ARE
III sold ruinously low rates at establishment r cash
pArcuar insd 70 sins tie various In
O. CHEEKS IL BrosdwAy
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vxrANryp-A LADY PARTNER. A GENTLEMAN IN

W n
wv the straw and sik millinery business DESTROYS
OF taking American Swiss young lady not over thirty
four years partner and general the
above business Unohectionable references given and
CURED Address j. II, ~, Herald o1loe.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-11

s)D NASSAU STkEkr.-;REAT SALE OF SUPERB
I'd fur..-HkNky u, LEEDS A CO. Asctioneers, No.
street Will sell at their g.lesroDm Friday Dec.
H. ~ II o'clock nhcrnt assortment 81 fancy fura com
prisins he righcst sud varied mrn offered Al
on this year Among them viii be toun superb Hudson 8
Bay ssIe msnss .Ap-s, uus aud cnIs, ranging IN cost
nom cu 10 fJ. mink sets from so 10 $3.50 stone men
hrh Ten, husA squirrel &c together with choice lot
of geniiemsns beaver CELLARS fur seal do nur do
lss and gloves The attention Of parties about purchasing "
particularly requested 10 hs sale rs Il is unquesonahy the
finest stock offered this and article Is warranted.
Deposits require. from all unknown "a the auction
Our customers specially invited 10 this splendid
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-11

RANKING FIRM, WELL LOCATED ON WALL
~ asrers wsh To their capital ky the addition o.
one special parers who would tnrcs no, less hsr
$4,000 each They beiese the coming sassn 70 offer very
fayov house Ibis business aud
that eth ne and connections ey have form
cd hey coph very desirable nvesrvfnt for capt
tas,s They free frosa srsbarrassment ac Will FURNISH
the perfectly satisfactory references Address Bankers
lar Taft pnn m rceo
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Miss A. w. SNOW The CELEBRATED BUSINESS
l claryoyant may be consulted At her residence No 20
Greene street. No second floor. She win nd
friends race lost stolen goods advise on business give
debneauons Of character, &C.
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THE LECTUlsN xIcAsON.

A LECTURE WILL Re DELIVERED BEFORE THE
"A Young Mems Phnornn6hcan Society by HORACE 3kEE-
LEY Cin.on Hall Ascr place Friday evening Dec
H. at O'CLOCK. subiect"thort Poets and Poetry" Tick
cts is principal Broadway tvokstorcs
Mercsntls brssy and ihe Library Office No 10 Nassau
street, and a; the door. 81 -
MERRY HANEAH,2
Il. II. CORWIS, Lecture Committee.
a. E. FIREMAN., y
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cOCrAL PARTIFs. SUPPER PARTIES SOCIETIES.
- Ac. be comfortably accommodated with ROOM,
pablo Of entertaining City people, at BROOKS Old Star, %
Lspsnard street, reasonable terms
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900 HUDSON STRnEr .-..-,s..
ZCS) $4,000 o coaks and firs At TREMENDOUS 1920
The snAseribsrs prepared to cose out iher ~
stock OF coaks ma.ias frs at 10 cent ese 49,
~ JACKSON 4 BENNER,
283 Hudson street.
above Canal
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-11

A pAhs' 80, Broadway,
viii offer this week the following
extra cheap goods:
Ladies' patent metino under vests,
80 cents each-former price 81.
Boys ribbed under shirts and drawers,
IS cents each-former price 81 20
Mems heavy ribbed shirts and drawers,
80 cents each--former price 81.
Meas real shaker flannel wrappers,
81 each-reguiar price, "
A large variety of ladies' wooden gaiers,
from 60 cents 10 81
100 doz. ladies' polka jackets,
from 81 Is to -
The richest aud best goods in this city.
UNION ADAMS,
5el broadway,
opposite Metropolitan Hotel.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-11

TrwElRY AND DIAMONDS FOR ~ PER CENT r.Rau
than cost-Iouis Anricb, jewelry cssb Ashment 6sI
Brosdwsy Two doore above Anly street now selling M
cost Persons wishing buy presents for hs hoiids
ANRICHs, SS Broadway. -
RwIs ANRICH. ess BROADWAY, WILL. PAY THE
IL highest prices for diamonds jeweiry old rod silver
OLp GOLD AND SILVER BoUgHr-BY A. BAR
~ NARD, gold and silver rehner and assayer rulton
street spanish coins and coins OF all nations bought Gold
and silver and coarse metals melted and assayed Fine s
A. BARNARD.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-11

I,URS At A SACRIFICE.
One set extra dark
HUDSON BAY SABLE,
CAPE, MuFF AND CUFFS,
Which $3.50 to manufacture.
Will be sold for
Call aud see Il At the
Hudson Bay Fur Company's Warehouses,
70 and II Maiden lane.
MARX J. KING.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-11

NILE MARGUERITE hAMAR0uEx WILL. UPON
I receipt 81 rs cents In postage ssmps continue 70 give
picture Of past present and future evenis and win send
sdsguerreotype % future wife husband BY encosinr
specimen of writing also lock of hair Address with re-
turn stamp Me Marguerite Lamarouex Broadway Post Of
dee, ~ Y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-11

r ApIES' GOLD LOcKETS,
IL FOR dssuerreoypes ha-; one two three, fonr and
glasses Tor sale wholesale and RETAIL mash ess than
the usual prices - -
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~ PER CENT BELOW COST.
4U Great reduction in
CLOAKs, MANTNIAs AND TURB.
The subscriber Is prepared 70
Close out his
Fall and winter stock u
Clssks mantiilas and furs,
At retail,
10 per cent below ccst prices.
VIM. u. MACREEZYE
Z94 and 100 Canal street. ErandredA BUldinS-
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ToYs AID FANCY GooHs-Is DIVISION STREET.
the Oldest establishment New Tork-4he undersigned
would respectfully inform s customers and The public In
general ha. receivcd from the European anufnc
turrr fesh and complete nent of hs above goods
Offering greatly reduced prices lie
would his friends dealers the above articles 70
call and examine his stock only ssi @n to buy IL
they find IL - their advantage. CHR. aoErZ,
Is Division street. neaw Chsihan square
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-11

ErRNTrRE CHEAP FOR cAsH-BRowSS ABBOTT
cabinet The whole
Of their extensive stock greatly reduced prices. Psric,
suiis furniture for the holidays .s.or
men Of custom made furniture for sale prices he
times.
The Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, 1857-10-08

pecially with what seemed runaway horse.
The horse, upon rece;Sing the blow OF the
whip, could be seen, even from the distance
| was. literally bounding from the earth
with rage and pain. He rushed towards
the lane with speed Of a cannon ball, and
when within -four feet of it rose in the air.
and, incredible as it will appear to some,
cleared the whole space without touching n
twig or unhorsing his gallant rider! Peo.
pie drew their breath more freely, and gave
vent to their suppressed feelings in a cheer
which must have been heard by ST. George.
who was seen in few minutes gathering
BACK towards the starting point, himself and
ms horse covered with foam and perspira
ton, but the latter apparently perfectly so.
bered. AS almost every one imagined his
horse had run away with him, few apollo.
gles were necessary TO the Stewards, and,
after few minutes delay, the horses were
started for the race.
asked my friend John, who was on the
course driving his masters family, what the
chances were now for "Whalcbone," and his
answer was significant and satisfactory: "Be
the mortal, your honor, when / saw Mr..
Sin George layan' to the horse coming to
the Boreen, thought somebody's rick must
be bruck; but when saw him land safe, |
said to myself, Its Boyne salmon TO a
Waterford hake' an Whalebone; all he
wanted was a little OF the divil TUX out of
him, and now he'll go as paysable as a
lamb"
And John prognoeticated truly. The
race was run, and "Whalebone" had it all
his own way from the start coming in an
easy winner bv ten lengths. and distance.
ing Peep o'Day Boy" There was an i'm
promptu race on the way homewaris, end.
ing i'll a beautiful fight between the rival
factions, in which four of the "Nowlansn
were kilt but subsequently, recovered, and
several Others were severely wounded.
HFhe distance cleared by "Whaleboner at this
Jump was measured after the race, and was exactly
twenty Tour feet six inches. The horse was pur
chased ororc lac lcft tie course by the aIaqus Of
Waterford ior 800 guncas, and, under the name of
"BlueskIn," added in his aurcls bv winning almos,
every race hc was engaged IN.
The Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, 1857-10-08

'3E SURE YOU ARE RIGHr."-A ludi.
crous incident took place at the Junction
Hotel, La F"yette, Indiana, upon the ari.
val OF train from Indianapolis A gentle
man and lady. inspired with sudden recop
milton, were observed TO rush frautically in
to each others arms, aud the fun of it was
that after hearty embrace, they discover.
ed that both had the advantage" They
were strangers; but the Lady, mistaking him
for her dear cousin Charlie" had embra
ced him, while he, with a half defined re.
collection of having seen her before, wen
in lemons and "got squeezed" Their mu
tuai EN- Embarrassment on the discovery can
well be imagined.
The Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, 1857-10-08
"ln thin hive wc'ro all alive
Good Iil;er makes us bonny;
IT you be dry step in an try
The favour NV our honey"

lac iiavour NV our honey"
II must not be Supposed however, tha,
the wants of the more arstocratc portion
of the crowd were not provided for. Hand
some marques of snowy canvass were also
TO be found, where the most fastidious cpl
cure could crafty his TASTES, and where
wines and viands Of The finest quality could
be had at reasonable prices.
And then universal hospitality reigned
on The course. Every carriage and car con.
tanned m abundant lunch; the more aristo
cratic bad champagne, the more sensible
cold punch; and if you were unfortunate
enough not to know any body-a thing OF
rare occurrence at such II place-stil your
chances Of a free lunch were not entirely
hopeless, for have been deputed myself
by the hospiiable proprietor Of lunch, to
invite a perfect stranger, because, to use the
words OF our host, "he looked like dacent
fellow"
Retore coming 10 the event Of the day, ii
would be unfair to omit noticing class OF
irequenters OF race courses who were "sui
yeRerls,' and who always afforded me the
most intense pleasure in hearing them. I
ailude 10 the ballad singers, who, unlike the
troubadours OF old, did not accompany
themselves OH any instrument, but relied
on their vocal qualities, or rather their pow.
er Of lungs and the character of their songs
to command crowd, and with it ready
sale for their wares. Heaven, such voices
Their main object being to attract purchas
ers, it was necessary, over the din aud up
roar of n race course or n fair that they
should be heard; and harmony was, oil
course, unthought of--indeed, have yet 10
hear an Irish ballad singer with even de-
cent voice. And then the fierce competi
tion by which they were surrounded! On
all sides were rivals for the spare pocket
money Of the swaying and excited crowd
juggers, dancers, peep shows, and every va
riety OF attraction. Such sounds as these
might DO heard "Here is the last spach
and dying words of Mart in Bradley, com.
monly called 'Scut,' who was hanged in
frint of Clinmell (ClonmelH Jail for the cru
ell aud barborious murder Of his grandma
ther and two orphaut children, in order to
get crock of gould which she had con
sailed in the flure-and all for one hapenny.'
1t may be said that the above Bradley had
expiated his offence several years before
but he was always good for fresh execution
and his 'iast words" sold amazingly.
with his silver amounted pistols obsyped hin
full soon,
The Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, 1857-10-08

\ SENSIBLE DooroR.--A doctor up town
gave the following prescriptions for a, sick
lady, few days since: "A new bonnet, q
cashmere shawl, and a pair OF gaiter -boots!'
The lady recovered Immediately.
The Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, 1857-10-08
..:Fo',L. XIV 3
THE CAROLINA SPARTAN,
BY CAVISs & TRIMMER.
. =. p. VERNON Associate i Editor.

~>-~~~>-c>~~~~->>~-~-~D- ~>~->-~-<~~S-~~N
rrlos Two DoLLARs per annun, in advance, o,
40 at the end Of the year. IL not paid anti,
. aNsr tho year expires $500.
fsyuAent viii he considered in advance if made
lswithin three months. .'
Nosubscripton taken for less than six months.
Money may be remitted tbrous ii pc,tmasters at
6ur risk. ~ p r'lS-Ft NO..
= Advertisements inserted at the usual rates. and
eentracts made on reasonable terms f
The SPARTAN circulatcs largely over this and
adioining districts, ond offers an admirable medium
20 oar friends to reach cus,omers. -lt t
dob work OF all kinds promptly executed.
Blanks, Law and Equity: .:couiina'ly 'ou hand or
printed to. order. - ~s.-s-s,. -
The Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, 1857-10-08

WHEAr.-To PREvEHT SPorLING liz
BTNs.-.Attilin Burlingame, farmer of
Cortland county. n. Y, who writes us that
he is n years old, and Of course has had
some experience, says that if farmers vii!
put one dry brick to evey five bushels of
grain put in bins, or into the centre of a
barrel of wheat flour or meal, it will not
grow mouldy or sour. We have never
tried bricks for this purpose, but have used,
and often recommended others 10 use, a
stone Of a few pounds weight in the centre
OF barrel OF corn meal, with assurances OF
its being beneficial, and we have no doubt
the use OF a clean dry brick would be more
so, as IT is better calculated to absorb mois-
ture than stone.--Ne,o York Tribune.
The Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, 1857-10-08

PARLoR LABORATORY. astonishing Er.
Periment-.nio a small re:ort place an
ounce Of strong liquor OF potash--thas il.
pure potash dissolved in water, together
with about drachm Of PHOSPHORUS. Letths
neck or beak of the re,ort dip into a SAUCER
Of water, say half an inch deep: now very
gently heat the liquid ia The reloft with n
spirit.Iamp until it boils. In few minutes
the retort will he filled with white cloud,
then tie gas generated wiz begin to hub
ble at the end of tbs retort; minute more,
each bubble, as it issues from the boiling
fluid, vii spontaneously take fire as itcomes
into tho air, forming at the same time the
philosophers ring Of phosphoric acid. Care
is reqMred in handling phosphorus; butous
young chemical reader viii, we think, not
forego this wonderful experiment for the
want OF due attentoa, Cor, withom proper
care on their part, we must give up sshcw
ing them wonders even greater thsn flcse.
' 'Scics,tifc Ansfr;coa.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-01-06

IA Market ST., Louis, No., March 3, 1855.
Dear Sir: am doing an extensive travel in
the West and South-wes,ern States, as a Cen
eraI az-eUt for Atains' American LiniIaent. ard
would BE glad il yoa 19oeld favor me with Z
consignment OF Prof. Woods Hair Restorative
az feel assured nat can introduce II in many
places where it is not known, as my own head
is living testimony OF its variable properties
in restoring the ha;- % It's natural color. an
forty yeETs CID and ray hair WAS almost white.
bat after rsirg three half Pint bottles, ray hair
is beautiful auburn, IS II vas n eiy1seen- and
much improved IN appearance, and ( yEeiiid not
be without bottle on hand, for the price OF
tn / should be glad IN a-te;sd 20 any matter
thatfs connected win the Hair Restorative
have been fer thirteen years engaged in The
same business, and WI &c glad 20 hear from
ycq soon. My address is PaTiss Tennessee.
Xeurs respectfully, VS.. 3. BOONE.
As SEN. ..ink the original Resloratiss cor
tanning Sediu.ezt, was better Ih--. .as slaFihss
or clear, ,ve viii notify Iii that hereafter wc
Will pgs UP and keep constantly on hand both
that which is clear and that which contains
Sediment, hence dealers are required 20 specify
sshich they desire.
Sold at III Market street, ST. Louis, SIG
Broadway, New York and by al Druggists
everywhere. AL kinds of family patent inesii-
cisl.s for sale eH the most liberal terms at Prof
Woods establishment, III aarkc.t street, St
Louis.
price-half pints 81, OF SIX bottles for S. ;
pilits -, or six bottles for 50; quarts 81, or
six bottles for SIo. 4 much larger discount
viii he given on larger quantities.
/ G For sale by all Dsag-ssts.
tive Liniment and Vegetable Magic Life Pills,
warranted better than any ossssr o. the money
IN al cases refunded. Res.snber this and try
thei3. See Circular.
Stephen Johnson, Agent, atchison E T.
October ?, 1855 Y SS5,to.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-01-06
rirh.h Of Jaanarv Fessipities.

The deyotees of Terpsichere will com
asmoIa.e the sih Of January, 1857, by
iaduiging in tie mszes OF tie festive dance
:, friend Fosters spacious hotel. The
separations viii be made on scale OF
nagniGeence never surpassed if ever equA-
d, in the new Territory of Kansas. We
prnise that many OF tho company Will
:nagine themselves back again anid the
assriss and refnements OF their former
t,ncs. Al a heavy expense and much
,,.ae, music has been secured that will
Ian inspiration TO the movements OF the
rrelcrs, and enttce thern 10 pToiongatlon
Of their amuseInents till Old Sol rises rom
bis saffron couch and bids them go on their
way rejoicing