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singers sewing Machines.

The great reputation Singers sewing
Machi nes is founded on the fact that they
are perfect dapted to every variety o
work. anu that each one of tn en-, kept En-
ploy cd will earn not less than
one Thousand D0ildrS a Year,
All persons desiring full ana reliaDIe
information about these mnchines--slzes'
prices, mode of purchasing, &c--can OBTAIN am
r Inv applying, by letter or otherwise iof
a copy of /. NJ. SINGER & cos GA
y ETTE. n beautiful Pictorial Paper, en-
,irely devoted to Sewing Machineinterests
Il will be sent gratis.
Local agents
Wanted in every Town in the United
States, to W HON liberal inducements are
offered.
n Il. We have made arrangements
with many editors and pub fishers Of news
papers highly profitable and satisiacto.
nv to tn em, and wish to make similar con
tracts with every newspaper and magazine
n the country. For full particulars ad'
dress
/ NJ. SINGER & CO,
3m 800 393 Broadway, n. York.
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BOSTON JOURNAL,

it is hardly necessary to speak. In many
years it has confessedly stood at the head
of the newspaper press OF New England.
This position was attained not through
any special effort on the part of its pub
fishers to increase the circulation by
agents or other Of the usual means, but
because it has proved to be such paper
as every moral, intelli gent man in the
community might with propriety introduce
into his family circle, to be read by his
children and from which he might draw
for them both instruction and entertain
ment. With such character it has earn
ed the position it occur les; and the fact
that its circulation is much larger than
any other paper of its class in New Eng
lond, is the clearest proof Of the estima-
IN which it is held by the reading commu-
nifty.
What the Journa has been in the past
We intend it shall be in the future. Our
aim is to make it emphatically
A FAMILY NEWSPAPER.
We intend that it shall be complete
record of the events of the age in which
we live that the attentive and careful
reader Of its pa ges shall be able to gather
from tn EN- accurate and reliable intorma :
the arts and sciences, mcrals and religion
in this country and in foreign lands and
they shall have this information n at an ear
lier day than they can o btain n it from an y
other source. In all its departments
Editorial, News, Commercial, Literary
Miscel laneous, we intend that it sha be
second to no other paper issued in this
country.
The present sea son is n favorable one
for the organ zation of Clubs for subscrip-
tion to the journal. One enter rising
man in each Town and Village can, with
very little trouble get up Club of ten or
more persons, and thus get his own paper
for nothing.
We are now ready to receive subscrip.
tions for the Weekly Journal from Clubs
for the year 1857. And we can assure all
those who avail themselves Of the liberal
terms on which it is offered, that no effort
will be spared to make it worthy their con-
fidence a nd patronage.
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The Boston Daily Journal.

(Morning or Evening edition. as may be
DESIRED is sent to subscribers by mail n
any part Of the United States, for ak Dol
lars year. Ry means of our Fast Press
we are able to keep the forms Of the Daily
Journal open several hours laterthan any
other daily paper, and thus not unfre-
quently to publish important news from
twelve to twenty four hours in advance.
The average circulation oftheDaily Journ-
al is more than doubt that Of any sub
scription or two cent paper published in
Boston.
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STONIN TON
Young Ladies' Institute.

THIS Institution will be opened under
l. the direction Of experienced Teachers,
in the building known as the wada
wanuck," April 2lst.
Terms Board and Tuition, (ncluding
Languages and Drawing), $3.50 per year,
payable semi-annually, in advance.
For Circulars, giving full information of
the plans OF the Institution, address
REV. II, A. SACKETT,
6t29S Stonington, Ct.
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HUMFR RS,

There Is no branch OF Medical Science so neg
lected as bad and corrupt Humors Humors pro-
duce Catarrh; umors produce Sore Throat; llu.
mors produce Bronchitis and Bronchial Ahoe-
tions; Iumors produce the all gone feeling at
the stomach Now tecse each aud all combined
lead directly to CONSUMPTION. Now here is a
remedy. My Medicines will cure you. (nOt one.
but a number.) for mark. no one mcdi cine cures
everything. q eat difference in diseusc grows
out Of the constitution OF the patient. To illus
trate. take Consumption There is-lst. Chronic
Con sumption I'd Acute o. Swift 81 Febrile i;h
Chill dhood 5th, Latent sumption. Now who
would think OF curing all these with one remedy?
No honest Ian. As with Consumption, 70 with
Ilumors and all other Chronic Diseases.
To the afflicted say my Remedies arc Purely
Vegetable. They are Natures Remedies, and act
in Harmony with Natures Laws. and they act
with a certainty. They arc harmless because
they act in Harmony with Natures Laws TO assist
Nature in her struggle ageinst disease. Therefore
the patient cannot take them without decided
benefit You that have disease, COME will
tell YOU Just how you are-what your disease is
and the remedies that will cure YOU | cure many
with my single remedies that arc given y. to die
CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED HUMORS CAN
BE CURED
az Medicins sent to any part of tho country
by n ldressing G. y. TOWbE, NJ d,
No. $50 IIight-st.. Providence. II |.
NB-An letters must contain one or more pos
tagc stamps to insure attention.
Come aud see the Doctcr. Advice free,
Once hours from to 10 a m aud from to ?
nj. Office No $50 lligh.r, 29i
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SPECIMEN OF LYTHOTYPING
In press and will be ready soon,
GRAINS or @DAD,
OR 4 COLLECTION OF


Social, Morai and Intellectual Marims.
By SAMUEL NJ. SMucKER. A. NJ,
Author Of the " Court and Reign of Cath
crime III. Of Russia" History Of
Emperor Nicholas, L." &c.
This undoubtedly will be the most in
teresting work of the kind ever published
in America. 1t will contain Twenty Cas-
kets, richly laden with the fines gold :,
wrought into over seven hundred separate
Original Maxins, and Independent Re-
flections, with Wise Saws and Profound
Aph orisms, W hich refer to everybody and
everything worth referring to, and es.
pecially adapted to the present time. 1t
will he printed from plates formed 10y the
NEW LYTHOTYPING PROCESS spoken of
in the la st number ofthe Monthly Rain
bow.
1t will, without doubt, be the bandsom-
est book in typographical appearance ever
before published; and it will be printed
and bound n the best style, and bound
in the best style, and it's contents will
makeit attractive and pleasing to all
classes of renders. Price 30 cents n copy
for which it will be sent post paid Ad-
dress, GEO. A. CROFUT, Publisher,
294 83 Dock Street Philadelphia
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New Goods.

NEW Plain, Plaid and Striped silks; Wool
"A S;lk Plaids; Cashmeres, Marines, all wool
De LANES, printed and plain colored Velvets,
i.d;os Cloths; ladies Cambria Collars; ladie
Belts, etc. .iu,trec'd and dforsale by
au, DAVID SMITH.
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Silver PLATING.

E1RE GLIDING, ELECTRO. TYPING,
l. Electro Plating. and GalvaniIing, done
by the subscriber.
All orders left Mt the machine shop Of
J.P stillman Co, promptly attended
TO. c. o. sTlLLMAN
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Administrators Notice.

TUNHE subscriber having been appointed
Il by the Hon. Court Of Probate ofthe
town Of Hopkinton administrator on the
cstae of Eleanor Nichols, Late of Hop
kinton, II. l., deceased and having quail
fed himself accordingly, hereby requests
all persons having demands against said
estate to present them and those indebted
to said estate to make immediate payment.
OLIVER L NGwORTHY, Admir-.
Hopkinton. March "a. 1857, $4,000
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DR.. Kane's Arctic Expedition

OI' AdI6S HICCIC EXp6UICIUU
search Of Sir John Franklin; n per-
L sonal Narrative of Elisha Kent Kane
N. D., U. s, N. l vol. 8 vo upwards $50
pages, containing 200 steel plates, a steel
portrait eff Sir. John Franklin, the only
one ever engraved in America, Price
SO 90.
This work is totally distinct from the sec.
ond Arctic Expedition and embraces much
valuable and interesting matter never be-
fore published. 1t should be owned by all
who have the last expedition. A few agents
wanted. Address
ID. KIMBALL & Co.,
No. II Market Square,
4ws97 Providence.
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Herring's Patent Champion

hOOr Ohr
l"ITH HALLS PATENT POWDER
w PROOF LOCKS-the same that
were awarded separate Medals at the
Worlds Fair, London, 1851, and the
Worlds Fair, New York, 1853; and are
the only American Safes that wereawarded
Medals at the London Worlds Fair.
These Safes are now admitted to be su-
perior to any ever offered to the public
and the subscribers challenge the world to
produce an instance of these Safes ailling
to preserve their contents through the
hottest fires, or burglar ickipg the
lock.
The subscribers and their agents are
the only persons authorized to make and
sell Herring's Patent Champion Safe with
Halls Patent Pow roof Locks.
8. G. HERRING & CO.,
Green Block, 1856, 1877 and 139 Water
st and 25l Broadway, cor. Of Murray
St., New York.
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Shawls ! Shawls I!

A VERY nice assortment Of Spring and
IA summer Shawls, at very low prices,
just received at GATES & MAINTHOw'S
w Variety Store.
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Dr.. III. III. Earnh II ms
ORRIS AND CHARCOAL
TOOTH PASTE,

DREPARED expressly for his practicc--a
l. preparation combining all Incorporates es
necessary for general dentrifce. 1t gives
to the teeth beautiful and brilliant polish
and is excellent to cleanse and heal spongy
and diseased gums. 1t possesses alkaline
properties sufficient to destroy the parsitical
animacular which infect the teeth of almost
every person Gas shown by experiment)
and for disenfecting the breath, cleansing
the mouth and polishing the teeth it is tn I
best preparation in the market.
Price 20 cents. Sold at his Office; by
J. II. Potter, druggist; and by C. H. Den
ison.
DR.. has also a nice article of Tooth
Brushescor sale al his Office
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TO THE REPUBLICANS THROUGHOUT
THE UNITED STATES.
THE Battle for Freedom not yet Won
Il WORK KOFPER.M.a.NE.NT VALUE
Republican Campaign Documents.
In one vol. 8vo 500 pages. Clolh. Price 81,
postage free.

"AVING received, since the close of the
llCampaign, numerous requests for COM
plete sets of the Speeches and Documents
issued by the Republicans Association, the
subscriber is induced to reprint the most
important of them in neat octave volume
of $50 pages. 1t will be remembered that
many of these Speeches and Documents
were prepared with great care, and contain
much valuable statistical and other mat
ter that cannot readily be obtained els
where, and, although compiled specially
for the Campaign, possess permanent
value, and will be useful for future refer
ence, especially during the next three
years
These Documents and Speeches may be
considered part of the literature Of the
day,
The volume contains twenty six of the
most important Speeches delivered in Con-
gress by Republican members, together with
the Speeches Of enator Seward at Albany
and Buffalo, his Plymouth Grafton, and
three delivered during she Campaign, at
Detroit, Oswego, and Auburn.
Also, Weston's standard Documents, en-.
|titled-Poor Whites of the South Southern
Slavery Reduces Northern Wages; Who
are and who may be Slaves in the United
States Will the South Dissolve the Union I
The Fepral Union, it must be Preserved; /;
and Who are Sec tional!
Report Of the Kansas Investigating. Com
mittee,
Kansas in 1856. A complete History of
the Outrages in Kansas, not embraced
the Kansas Committee Report. BY an Off
Ger of the Commission.
Reasons for Joining the Republican
Party. BY Judge Foot
Organization of the Free State Govern
ment in Kansas, and InauSural Address
Of Gov. Robinson.
The Fugitive Slave Bill of 1850.
LEWIS CLEPHANE,
Secretary Republican Association, Ma
tonal Era Office, Washington, ID. q.
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Seminary for Young l. aides.

M RS NJ A. FROST, would inform her
L'I patrons and others, that the next
term of her school designed principally for
young Ladies and Misses) will commence
on Monday, April 2Oth in the room IN the
second story of the building occupied by
Engine company, No, 2
Persons wishing to avail themselves of
tho advantages of this school, are request
ed to apply soon.
Westerly, April 1857.
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She field Il Co.
THE subscribers successors to II. & F.
l. Shefield), having associated them
selves under the above name, are prepared
to furnish at
Low PRICES, FOR CASH,
or approved credit, to all who may favor
them with call, with
Dry GOods, Groceries, Croekry, Hard-
tDare, Boots, Shoes, Ladies and
Misses Gaiters, Slippers,
@e., DC.
We have also n large and well selected
stock of Iron, Steel, cart and wagon bo es
Horse Shoes, Horse and Ok Nails, ut Who'll 9
sale and retail. GEO SHEFFIELD.
299 THOS. d. SHEFFIELD.
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Assignce's Notice.

yJNIlE Sadersi gned received from Joseph
l. Spicer on the 3lst day Of March, A.
d., 1867, an assignm ent of all his proper ty
in trust for the benefit ofhis creditors
These indebted to the said Spicer are re-
r equested to make immedi repayment and
creditors are notified to present cir claims.
JOHN s. CHAMPLIN, Assignee,
Hopkinton, April lst. 1867. 3w80l
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"A meeting of the Directors Of the
IA Richmond Bank holden this day, it
was,
Voted, that dividend Of three per cent
on the capital stock paid in, be declared +,
and payable to the stockholders of said
Bank on and after April llth, 1867.
By order, J. B. POTTER, Cashier.
Alton, March 31st, 1857. 8w30l
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G. d. TOWNE. M. d.,
THECELEBRATED
Vegetable and Root Physician,
For the cure Of
Consumption Blood Diseases.

Office, No. 100 High Street,
nR ToWNE will wait on any that wish at
IL their resi- dences at any hour Of the dny or
night.
Dr. Towno pays special attention to the cure
Of Catarrh TIL roat Affections, Bronchitis. Ctu-
sumption, Ilumors Of all kinds Piles, Heart.
Reumatic, and Nervous Diseases, Headache.
Neuralgia, Dyspepsia, Weak an all gonr feeling
at the stomach, and other Chronic Diseases
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THE sEMI.wEEKLY JOURNAL,

THE SEMI.WEEKLY JOURNAL,
contains all the reading matter Of the
Daiy-is published TUESDAY and FRI
DAY mornings, at Four Dollars year,
BOSTON JOURNAL POR CALIFORNIA
is printed on the 4th pnd 10th Of each
month, 'or mailing w the steamers of the
5th and GOTH 1t is made IN with the
greatest care for the information of New
Eng la nd men in California. Over twelve
thousand copies n month are now sent
there, which isa much larger circu lation
thana any other paper printed in the Allan
tic States has, 1t is allied ut this office
for six cents copy. A person one dollar
can have one each of sixteen numbers seht
to any one they may desire.
E.ss- Agents and Newsmen supplied wit
either edition of the Journal, on tho os'
liberal terms,
Orders for either of the editions OF tue
Journal must be invariably accompanied
by the cash, and should be addressed 10
CHARLES O. ROGERS,
IL STATE STREET. BOSTON.
BOSTON, November, 1856.
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Doubled its Circulation

in q single year, encourages its proprietor
to continue the same plan. He would
therefore suggest to those who are about
selecting their paper for the ensuing year
that these terms offer to them one Of the
Bssr New ENGLAND FAMILY NEWSPAPERS
at q very Low PRIcE-one which is within
the reach Of every man. Of the character
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PAYMENT TO BE MADE
INVARIABLY IN ADVANCl

NV HNIHDL nv I'D YIN Z e.
At the expiration Of the time for which
advance payment has been received, the
paper will in all cases be stopped.
The great success which has attend ed
the introduction Of the club plan in the
circulation of the Weekly Journal and
which has nearly
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The Boston Journal.
FOR 1857.
THE NEW ENGLAND
FAMILY NEWSPAPER
Great Success Of the Club Plan.
Great Reduction to Clubs.
THE CHEAPES
NEWSPAPER IN NE W ENGLAND
PAYMENT TINVARIABLYIN ADVANCE

one year ago the Proprietor of the Journ-
aldeeided to reduce the price Of the Week
~ journal, and thesuccess Of the low price
Ciuo plan has been so great as to induce
tne ioliowing low rates for the year 1857
TI ~ eopy one year $2O
Two copies, one year, to one address 3 90
ivecopies, one year to one address 8 90
- Ana one copy to the getter up of the
Club.
Twenty copies, on year, to one ad-
dress 20 90
And two dollars to the getter up Of the
Club, or any dollar and quarter book of
the day.
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For the Spirit of Democracy.
CLARINGToN, O., Aug. 21st 1857.
Mp Epyrop q rpeant pnmbpr of

CLARINGToN, o., Aug. 21st 1857.
Nh. EDITOR R:-In recent number of
the Esprit y there is an account given of
one Samuel Beargy. in connection with
his fathers death.
or yesterday David Hyssom, in COM
pany with his brother, James Hyssom.
came 10 our place in pursuit of some one,
o. they said, who had Stolen horse from
tho former, the night previous They
were walking and had heard of him fire.
quently along the road where he had stop
ped endeavoring to sell the horse. At
John Mnhlemau's. Esq, he had harness
put on the horse. and tried whether he
would work. Learning that he was hut
little in advance, james H. Ray and Mar
tin Troy started in pursuit of him, and
near the foot of Fish Greek Island over
took him. Mr.. Ray being somewhat in
advance rode up, along side of him, took
the horse by the bride and the man by
the shoulder. Thereupon something of
IN encounter ensued,. in which the latter
las Mr.. Ray, did not design injuring him)
was likely to prove too much for him, but
by using the necessary force he was cap
&ured. Mr.. Troy coming. up in the mean
time, they brought him back to Clarlng-
ton, and to- day has had an examination
before me, and in default of bail was
committed to Jail.
But who should It turn out to be but
the aforesaid Samuel Beargy!
JACOB T. MORRILL,.
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FIVE CENTS REWARD!
DUFF'S MERCANTILE
6 9 T. T. IS s. s

Philo Hall, rs Sd ST., Pittsburgh, Pa.
/ ly organized COMMERCIAL CoLLEtiE in
the United States: The only one in the State
acting under Legislative Charter.
TR USTEES:
His Excellency the Hon. JAMES BUCHANAN,
President elect of the United States.
Hon. JUDGE WILKINS, Hon. CHARLES NAYLoR,
Hon. JUDGE HAMPTON, fien. J. K. MooRHgAD
Hon. JUDGE LowRiE.
P. DUFF; (author Duff's system of Mercan-
tifsN and Steamboat Book -Keeping.) President
of the faculty, consisting of from twelve to
fifteen Professors and Lecturers, including one
of the best Penmen in the United States.
The Students of this Institution obtain the
following important advantages over all others
| in the West.
1st. training for business by practical
Merchant of nearly 20 years experience in ex-
tensive inland and shipping business.
I'd. Their Diploma bears the signature of
the author of a system of Bookkeeping, sane
toned by the Chamber of Commerce, of New
York, as the best in our Language-see circu-
lar p. II.
I'd. new and abbreviated method of
Double Entry.
4th. The Private Ledger, not taught in any
other College.
5th. Single Entry Books changed into
Double Entry.
9Th. Improved forms of Bill Books; direct
ly checking the Ledger
7th. Improved form of Check Book-sim-
plifying the Bank Account.
Sth. Rules for determining the precise ma
turity of notes. ssS
9th. Rules for adjusting deranged Double
Entry Books.
10th. Partnership Settlements by Single
Entry.
1Ith.z Joint Account Settlements, with par
tial and complete sales.
18th. Three different methods of intro
ducing a new partner.
18th. Six examples of Books opened with
special conditions.
+ 14th. Dissolution and winding up partner
ship Books.
18th. Sale and transfer of interest from
one partner to another.
See test problems on the above-circular
p. 20.
Penmanship, Mercantile Arithmetic, Com
mercial Law, Correspondence, Commercial
Ethics, Political Economy and Detecting Coun-
terfeit Bank Notes are all included with our
College Course of Book Keeping. -
About 1000 Students have been qualified
for business in this Institution.
Circulars and specimens of Penmanship
mailed free.
DUFFS BOOKKEEPING, Harper's new and
enlarged edition PIP. 222 royal octave. Price
81 so; postage 2l cents.
d U + F'S STEAMBOAT BOOKKEEPING
Price 81; postage cents. Sold by the Book
sellers generally.
Will be publ ,hed in few weeks. business
and Ornamental Penmanship by J. 8. Dun
can, professor of penmanship in this institu-
tion. The work viii be inimperiai quarto form
co ntaining nearly 800 specimens of business
and ornamental psnmanship, the most COM
prehensive yet published, designed for the use
Of beth teachers and learners, July p, 1857.
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Notice in Partition.
July Is, 1857,

JOSEPH HoWiLER, Conrad Howiler, Jacob
y Howiler, William Henning and Lany Hen
ming, his wife, will take notice that petition
was filed against them on the 29th day of July,
a. ID. 1857, in the Court of Common Pleas of
Monroe county, in the State of Ohio, by William
Hoppe and Mary Hoppe, his wife, and is now
pending wherein said William Hoppe and Mary
his wife, demand partition of the following
real estate, situate in said county, to wit:
Twenty-fv acres of land in the north west
quarter of section IL, in township 6, and range
8; beginning for the same 50 rods east from the
south west corner of said quarter; thence east
25 rods; thonce north l60 rods to the north
line OF the quarter; thence west % rods, and
thence south with Conrad HoYiler's line l6o
rods to the place of beginning. And at the
next term of said court said petitioners will
apply for an order that partition may he made
OF said premises.
HoLLIsTER, OKEY & HoLLlsrEa,
Att'ys for Petitioners,
August 5, 1S57.-Gw.
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~ DIR. j. G. AVER, the world re-
nowned Chemist of New England is now
stopping at the Burnet house in this CITY,
He has been making tour of the Western
States, with his scientific associates, to
investigate their remedial productions, or
such as he can make remedial We notice
he has been received with marked distinc-
tion by our leading citizens of the West,
and are rejoiced to find they have shown
proper estimate of the man who has per-
haps done more for the relief of human
ills than any other American.-D.ily
Journal Cincinnati, 0.