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$4,000
DR.. osgood's India choIagogue

CURES
Fever and Ague Chs and Fever Dub Agus Intermittent
and Remittent Fevers, Liver Complaint, JaHndce In
largement Of the Liver, Enlargsaent Of the
Spleen, and all the various forms Of
BILIOUS DISEASES
This invaluable medicine prepared from extensive
practice Of several years bilious climate and known
to fail curing Fever and Ague Of the diseases above
named.
Those who suffering from affections Of this kind also
those who have become invzds from their effects upon the
constitution will hnd the "Inda cholagogHe invalua-
bic remedy for purifying the blood thoroughly cleansing
from the system the morbid effects Of bilious climate.
The wonderful effects Of Choagoeue In Graduating Bile from
the human system only explain its extraordinary
the speedy thorough and Of Fever and
and the grades Of intermittent and emiten fever
1t has been tested In thousands OF aud pronounced by
all who have used of the Fever and Agne
dies extanf.
aBe and ask for Dr. osgoods India chOlagogus
there many counierfsts offered for sale.
J. WRIGHT Co.,
q and Isl Chartres street,
General Agents for the South.
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worthy old citizen of Newport, who had the
reputation Of being the LATEST man alive among them
hillocks'so lazy, indeed, that he used to weed bis
garden in rocking chair, by rocking forward TO take
hold of the weed, and backward to uproot t-had
way of fishing peculiarly his own; he used to drive
his old whtefaeed mare to the spot where the tauteg
lblack fsh) might be depended on for any weight,
from two to twelve peunds-hacked his gig down to
the water sideput out his line, and when the tautog
was safely hooked, started the oldimare and pulled
him ont.
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Melanie Brun, celebrated modiste OF Paris, was
recently called upon by the Princess Murat, who
wished some toilette articles for a grand ball. To
have them ready in time, it would have been neees-
sary to work Sunday which Meiane refused to do.
1t seems to me- said the naughty lady to her "that
you are more of princess than a mOdiste.n "And
YOU madame, seem to me more Of a modiste than .
princess y was the ready answer.
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Sterne, who used his wife very i'll, was one day
talking TO Garrck, in fine sentimental manner, in
praise OF conjugal bliss and fidelity. "The husband
observed SteFne, "wbo behaves unkindly TO his wife
deserves to have his house burned over his head =
Garrick replied, II hope you are insured, then"
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"By the powers,n cried an Irish officer chats a
pretty maiden let's go and buy something to have a
closer look at her." "Eh, mon,' said Scotch COM
panion, "let's go and ask change for saxpence.h
"No," said Yankee, "let's sell her them wooden
nntInegsu
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There is an old fellow in Nashville who SHORES so
loud that he is obliged to sleep at house in the next
street TO avoid awakening himself.
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j. WRIGHT & co.



IL you WOULD ESCAPE
LONG SUFFERING WEAKNESS.
BEPoRNITY OR PREMATURE DEATH.
DalIey's Magical Pain Extractor,
The only Ias4nt NsvsrFang Andote to PIN on Earth
WARRANTED
To cure without smart snd quicker all ais that other things
relieves moreover has absolute uumskabe control over
the maIadies below named ALL other
remedies and medical skHI
/. Stops al pain, even Of Barn, instantly.
Heals Burns and even Small Pox etc. free Of scars.
3. Admits Scaid rsse wster blister or sore
4. Takes svsy Old Sores fully.
S. subdaes all internal and external inf .1nsa.sou
6, Ends Convictions, Collie and Pits directly.
7. soothes Nerves 70 ease, quisf md strength.
8. Restores action and strength Paisied Limbs
o. Destroys Modification Instantly.
10. Generates Flesh rosted thereby.
II. Keeps OF Black and s=siiug after blows.
T. Dissoives catar2css and strengthens Sight
ID. Draws and heals Blistsrs free Of smart mark.
H. Neutraes all posons ard humor either hereditary or in
fused by hess. bornes mosquitoes reptiles rabd AMI
mails, corrupt bodies or plants.
ABsoLUTELY
Now whether the bigot not Fire Poison In
asmma;ion Modification. Infection and HyropAss the hor
Of all Tnepient Consumption pafon Eryspe
las Cancer Inflammation Of the Chest Bowels P1eusy,
Chronic DiGrrhea Dysentery, rendered comparatively
harmlesscontroIed easily BY child bt box Of
this Innocent mighty, cheap electric rapid sniots to uni
vsrsai suffering.
$4,000
VIII forfeited does not save LIFE where all medical
science fails.
MILLIONS
Use daily in astouuded saisfaeton-aH praise NoyE
ARE SAFE WITHOUT IT, and has the greatest
| commercial aniidote extant.
Refer Dr. v. Mott New York the greatest surgeon etc.,
in Amercs, end sIl eminent physicians.
Forsalei in New Orleans. wholesale and retail By
j. WRIGHT 4 CO..
q snd Isl Charities street.
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atn Orleans 1uiIp Crtsttnt.
LIST OF LETTERS

Uncalled for and Remaining In the POST
Office ut New Orleans mp to
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wINER's CANADIAN vERM1FUGE.

safe operation and easily administered than
any other Some of the symptoms which indicate the existence
worms in the follows The eountenance is
pale of eaden color and suused with occasional Pushes
the eyes heavy and dull the breath fd the upper lips
swollen feelings the no which the patientso pick
his the sleep disturbed the patient often awakening in
great fright liable starting grinding his teeth the
appetite exceedingly irregular being sometimes voraeous and
at others feeble, and in some 1t is depraved.
To the following certificates others might be added,
that sufficient establish the fact
that wners Canadian vermifuge superior remedy for
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Beed Lucretia miss Roark Rory mrs
Reilly Catherine miss RObards Elijah mrs
Reynolds Anne mrs Robert Emma L mrs
Richardson Louisa miss Russell Fan miss
8
sadler Caroline mrs sisson F mrs
Slayin Mary Shies Alice
Slattery Rosanna mrs Shirley Julia miss
Shaw Edward mrs Spinks Mary G
Shandley Margt miss Stman Eliza mrs
Shall f r mrs Swift Mary miss
Stratton Eliza Smith Margt miss
Saunders Josephine miss Smith Cath G mrs
Satterfied A mrs Smith II NJ miss
| Segwick Emma mrs Smith Ann X mrs
Sefeld Mary mrs Smith VIM mrs
| Shean Mary miss Smith Lizzy miss
| Sheehan Mary Smitharak miss
| Spenser mrs Schoolcraft Mathilda mrs
| Stevens mrs Spooner L mrs
| Sweeny Emma mrs Scuy Kate mits
| SllVy NJ mrs Sullivan Catherine
| Simmons Charlotte mrs Sullivan Mary
simpson mrs Shronney Margt
Taylor F NJ mrs Tougles Marymrs
Iarpley Z mrs Topper Mary A miss
Taylor Cornea mrs Tory Henrietta mrs
| Taylor Ann H mrs Thorn Susan mrs
| Taylor Mary mrs Thorn Marcellita miss
Terrell Richard mrs Trowbridge Hattie miss
| Terry Harriet mrs Turner Mary
| Terry Harriet mrs Turner MARY mrs
| Terry Harriet II mrs Turner Mary mrs
| Todd Sarah mrs futile mrs
| Ioombs Eliza miss Trust Lille miss
Vandervoot Sarah NJ varnado Celia miss
w
| Waddle Sallie mrs Wilkens Louisa miss
| Walkers Kate mrs Wilkinson mrs
| Walsh Pierce mrs Wilton Emma miss 2
| Warde Alexandria mrs Winthrop John mrs
| WassOn Mary Jane mrs Winthow Joseph A mrs
| Waterman Esther miss Winehe Eliza miss 2
| Waters0n James mrs White Samuel A mrs
Watson f mrs Whitelaw Alice
Watson Mary A miss Wright Mary mrs
Wray Catharine miss Williams Lucy F mrs
| Webster Mary miss Williams Tabitha mrs
| Webster Csthsrine mrs Williams 7 mrs
Weiderburn Sarah mrs Wilson Emma miss
Weekes VIM mrs Wilson Emily miss
WelcOm Virginia mrs Wilson Sarah mrs 2
Wellington Mary mrs Wood col II mrs
Wheeler Angelsta miss Woods Margaret mrs
Welsh Ellen NJ mrs Woods Margaret miss
Wirline Caroline miss Wood E mrs
Y
Young NJ B miss
ZOoinstOwski madame
Initials.
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SOUND OF DEATH
YOUNG MANI

There a remedy that will stop the Cough and her from
| tba
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MEDICAL EVIDENCE.

We the undersigned having frequently administered medi
prepared By John winer Of this town. designated ~
winer's Canadian Vermuge and being fully satisfied with its
efficacy confidently recommend sas and efficient remedy
for the expulsion of worms from the intestine canal.
G. o'REILLY,
Licentiae Of the n. O. of Surgeons in Ireland, etc.
G. W. DICKINSON,
Member Of the R. c. Surgeons in London, etc.
Prom the Rev. j. Flanagan of BnbrOOk, C. WI
j. wIsER-Sir have made tie trial of your Canadian YER
mifuge, and with the most happy results In my family
and every which has knowledge, the expGl
sion of has followed the administering of Yermi
uge and here prefers to the other its effects
certain and children take more readily which great point
gained in giving medicine to children.
July ID, ls45. JOHN FLANAGAN.
Ra- The physicians generally use wines Canadian
yemifuge" This medicine is simple vegetable preparation,
and always be administered with popr safety and eond-
denee will always destroy and re-
store the patient to health.
s thousand certificates have been sent to the
agents ora planters merchants and physicians bearing est
nony the efficacy of theinyaluabe remedy.
kS- Warranted in all
Prepared only by JOHN WINER, Manufacturing Chenls'
and wholesale Druggist, Hamilton, Canada West
Sold. wholesale and retail by j. WRIGHT CO..
| Nos n and ISL ChartTes street.
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The work of the destroyer tas beguni The Lungs in
danger Resort at to
DIR. Davis
COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY AND TAR,
all future aid may be in vain. Are You motheri Your
daughteryour idol and earthly joys bed Of Ian
gishng her pale cheek and enacAed form show that she is
fast wasting away The epulehra cough pains and
siekens your soul; It Is the
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Patent Medicines, etc.
FAT I'M E}5g y. ysT%%so
TowNsENDs Sarsapsrilla;
SAS MGR Saifs9RS''ii' sir..D.,Irs;
Ho0FLANn,s German Bters
sToUGHfRo SSs"s Bters
KLITT's Worm Plnms.
BRY4YSss q, Pq 5gssg7s g %sfsTsi
wISTAR RS, R ;.,;, wild Cherry;
Days Eoa VIZ G Ise5 yS sad ana TdF; ar
cor LIVER OIL, Hedgeman Clark L Co,
COD LIVER OIL Rushton's;
uAsr1NSGG,s syrup go ES oi Naples;
JAT oSsSd h65PIsG cSaI.sogu..
-, TH0MPsoN's Eye Water;
s1FPlNGTF9HNs Fever Fever an and p AEae Pills.
LEES and G6@E's Piiils;
JAMES N S T1 RHT2i, PPiPIIssi i..
MoFFAT,s PMS:
THoRN's Extract;
RAPPWTbTT'ss SIS Fsn &.f Eflisii
HA3 aosgs;$ FIsss & Opium
ANT TiARR siISTss Aperient;
DA bkFis; Pan Pam k EHiItTact0r'
MoALLIsTERis ointment;
GRAYs Ointment;
DR. MoRsE's Inygoratng cOrdiali
JUNG Dr. o9 %lSSsskiNEEHr,s Detergent,
pAi INF A I I9TIIllst Cholera Remedy;
KhA ARskkSb DsiiSsa r $His%Ri
l. BACHELOR's Hair Dye;
JAYS aRis H q b TSRiSii Hair Dive;
WOLVES Aromatic seheidam schnapps,
WATERS, I.delihe Ink;
KID6Fs's 4 In All, be s Ink; ,..,,
400 pounds GUN DROPS assorted.
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hectic au cough and feeble limbs e fearful FORE
bodnS and loss Of hope just absut life consumption
sheds heart crushing blight the futures but need
despair. stretched forth yon-o soothe and
heal your wounded lungs. Il is DR.. DAVIS
Compound Syrup OF wild Cherry and Tar.
is admitted by everybody that Dr. Davis Compound Syrup
of Wild Cherry and Tar the only remedy that will positively
CURE consumption coughs colds whoOpng eongh and
splitting Of blood.
For sale in New Orleans wholesale and retail by
j. WRIGHT 4 CO..
n and Isl Charlres street
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Ladies' List.
a
Adolphus mrs Anderson Eliza miss
Allen Catherine mrs Andrews Sarah mrs
Allen Margaret miss Armstrong Sarah mrs
Allen Lucretia mrs Armstrong Mary Ann miss
Allison Maria miss
u
Baars Julia w mrs Bogett Amanda mrs
Baker Marion mrs BOrgsteds Sophia miss
Baister Joseph mrs BoTe Emma miss
Barker Sarah mrs BOnrke Bridges mrs
Barbour Ellen miss BOnshOun mrs
Barry Eliza mrs Bowes Mary miss
Barnharo Ellen mrs Bowie America mrs
Barney mrs Bowers NJ miss
Blackwood Eliza mrs Boxley miss
BIackwood Mary mrs 2 Boydle elizabeth mrs
Brantly Kate miss Boyle Mary miss
Bean Anna miss BOyne NJ G mrs
Bean Julia mrs Boyer Emily mrs
Beattee Mary mrs Boyan Margaret miss
Beattee Elizabeth miss Brogan NJ mrs
Beaumont f miss Blocker Il A mrs
Beebe Bridget Brown Salle X mrs
Beggs V miss Brown Emma miss
Bein Mollie miss Brown Mary S Susan miss
Belcher Susan mrs Brown Sally miss
Bell Charlotte miss Brown Ellen mrs
Bell Mary Jane Brown misses
Bellanger miss Brooks Eliza miss
Bress Lizzie mrs Bachand James mrs
Birdsege g mrs 2 Burde Flora miss
Bisby Jane mrs BurDet Mary G mrs
Brien Ada miss Byrne Cathafne miss
Bliss w w mrs Bryce Mary mrs
Briggs Ellen mrs Bryant Susan mrs
q
Caldwell Emma mrs Clifton Ann mrs
Callahan Catherine Crswell Catherine mss
Campbell Mary mrs Coke Ann
Carey Mary mrs ColcOrd NJ mrs
Carlisle Laura miss Collins mrs
Carnuchel mrs 2 Cooley madame
Carleton Jane mrs Coue Susan mrs
! Carly Ellen NJ Condor Judson mrs
Cavauough Aann miss Conkn d mrs
Cavanough Mary mrs COnery Emey mrs
Caulded NJ mrs Cowley Mary Ann mrs
| Caughler K miss Consandard Raphael mrs
| Chapman A mrs Carkery Catherine miss
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| Initials.
| Capt sh Anton Gnnther Heirs OF capt Valentine
Jones &co's Express Dalton
R. E. NOTATION, P. NJ.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. IL, 1858.
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y, rIFrsm the wiinagton IN, c) Jouruell
The reader may supply the place OF the dash in the
headng Of this article with any adjective that may sug
gsst itself appsoprats after have stated the matter
to which we wish 70 call attention. s,,3 fs
The thing is this The bill reported by the Kansas
committee Of conference and passed BY both hotsrs nd
mits Kansas under the Iecoinpn Constitution hut
that Kansas asks for too much land 1t says TO Kansas
Come in under the Lecompton constitution that we
cognse right and proper but YOU can get the amount
of land you AK for that is unreasonable. As the trs
tee of tho States Congress- cannot and will give il
YOU You havc the usual amount granted to the
States the csIdon Of their formal waiver
their claim to tax the lands other property Of the I'M
ted States within their border. That about third
Of what you unrsasonaay ask Ii You choose to take
that you can in. Ii you don't you stay ont =
That is the git of the conference bill Is what II says
in effect and yet the black republican press at the North
and feeble know nothing echoes at the Sonth call
this bribe to induce Kansas to accept lecompton.
queer bribe to induce Kansas to accept Leconpton when
the condition of acceptance ID that kansas shall be
tent with less than oneird oi the land she asks for,
What-a humbug
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THE CROPS IN EGYPT.

from the Chicago Press, May u .l-l . u "
we learn through Mr. Marsclslk, of the Jonesborough
Gazette, that the wheat crop n looking splenddly Ia
Union county. IL 10 already heAdtng and experienced
farmers Of opinion that. with continuance of fa
yovabe weather the harvest IN that portion Of Egypt
will be over by the middle Of june ~
The peach trees In Union county, says informant
give extraordinary pronlse Of bountiful crop There
was pretty severe frost In the county Sunday night
last but the young peaches appear 40 have suffered
injury from It, uhich regrsted the settings
abundant that half OF them might well be spared
Union county beats all competitors vegetables is
evidenced by the fact that potatoes, grown lew
miles from Jonesboro were served fhS table Of the
Union House nearly month ago, .,,...
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I, CLEANED FROM THE MAILS,

They mean to raise tall lot Of students IN Wisconsin
Its boart Of edoaton has resolved to building
.rgs enough t0 accommodate five hundred udsnts three
Tho packet ship Mary Caroline stevens, CAPT Heap
sailed from Baltimore on Saturday Nay l. for Monrovia
She has about one hundred and twenty passengers on
board principally manumitted slaves from Virginia and
elsewhere ~ ~. wv ~" fAfl ~ h'A'AH istU' 'ift
In the United States court at Richmond, on Tuesday
last the grand jayy returned true bills against Tos
Moore, late captain and David Morcy late second mate
of the barque Ocava, for the murder OF Mrs Ennis
and not true bill against Thomas u White, late first
mate of tho same vessel. 8ofI toh 81 ftaiB sHf
1t Is pretty saying of nm old writer that men, like
books, begin and end with blank leaf infancy and
senity. '''f
Ass~r or rus OrrIcss. OF 11rn opsax Stray. Captain
Marsh in command Of the steamer Ocean Spray the
time that vessel was destroyed by fire, the second en-
ginee and the mate of that vessel are under arrest
at Sc Louis on charge Of nanslsMgrtcr on the com
plant Of the United States marshal fur Missouri
rant was isned, and all three Of these oices arrested
The New Orans Picayune oongratnlates thc residents
Of that city and Of vicksburg upon the Improved facilities
OF trxxel bctwcea them Ihe moring papers of vicks-
same evening The Picayune hurrahs for the ocomo-
tive lS' e (" .t'tseftA9 sh'Af"l Ply - eAesA9
DR. Gideon n Smith Of Baltimore irr 4 letter adj
esscd the editor of the Matches oorier predicts that
the thirteen locrts will appear this sprng in the
whole western portion OF the State Of Mississippi and
extending to The southwestern portion Of Tennessee
Am Hon writer wcl rs,nasks that msn are often
capable of greater things than they pcrfrm They are
sent into the world with bills Of credit aud seldom draw
to their full extent .Nh"' =" ~ hsm NfP
Gxs JACKSON hc large silver yrse presented 10 Gen
Jacksa by thc laies of Chaieson With the large pic
turs preventing the unfrng Of the American banner
presented TO him by the citizens of South Carolina and
which, by his win Ne eitn charge Of his son Andrew
Jackson h to be presented to that patriot residing in
the city or State from which they presented who
Inv lad,.
have been the most valiant OF his country com
try rights arc to b. presented to the Of the
Palmetto Regiment at Columbia, S. c., ON SATURDAY
next lst Of May, by Gov Aston The compliment Is
worthy bsstoweJ---N NschrHe Ners, april 20. igisaiu
Movike. - On Saturday the Times, News, Express and
Day Book establishments all changed their quarters
There changes OF residence In thls city and
Brooklyn than have occurred for many years lsp,
proportion Of houses standing empty and rents
have fallen the East river side of the city FamiIes
occupying whole bonsts have taken up with suites ot
and many have rested to the epedent OF board
ing IN II Ehsa.Ng Post
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y lTnuxsDAY. May s. .&Hehry RicharhscA, esq Of New
York, was anitted an ATTORNEY aae consrior Of this
COURT b. is4slHal yi ~ .o80 ib n1anlsut aadiirN
No l0A. Easas McFsut plAinti6 Ia error. ~. Jas G
Ramsey. The argument OF this concluded by
Mr. Rcverdy johnson for the plaintiff IN error.
~ No l0T Thos Mcfaryo plainta In error john l.
plaintiff in error and by Mr. Badger fr the defendant N
error. IA AZ ~, ,.ta - & -.af st = t
:, No, 10S VIM, Holoombe plaintiff in error, John
McKnsick al The argument Of this cause was com
meneed by Mr. Bradley for the yaainti ia error and
tinued by MI Giilet sor tho dslbndaat in error HL
Adjourned until Ao-morrow, ii d clock. D. 3iiisG 80
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ENS--lS5T---WILSON G.. HUNT & Go.
Wv Importers. 80 70 SO Park Place offer for sale
NHARLEs, S LONDON CORDIAL GIN.--THI

~ ORIGINAL. AND ONLY LONDON GIN DfPORTED--1his Gin
distilled London barley tho surveillance OF the
British excise laws dccaey favored with ncure Of the Italian
juniper berry and the valuable rcoraves Of the
sbe kngio rendering the opinion Of the most eminent mcd
cal men the purest and safest smuant duretc drink in
delicious tonic OF delicate flavor, differing entirely
from any other Gin and devoid Of that harsh acd taste which
des the article known Holland Gin Schnapp Objectionable
Though not intended mcdcinc recommended
Generally In cases Of Dyspepsia ou Rheumatism, Dosy Gravel
'o Cholera Fever and Diseases the Urinary
saa the Kneys and the Bowels Debility &C. whilst the
weaker ser will ind by its adoption relief from those distress
ng which frequently attend their delicate
DR. Valentine Mott the highest medical authority,
pronounce CHARIES LONDON CORDIAL SIN 'not only superior
other but the article the kind he has
peculiarly adapted settlers the southern and western
sto- we'll changes
lor and thirty eight
all druggists rui,erers and country merchants Beware
Of limitations. only CARlSS NONE OTHER II IMPORTED
Nay be had Washington OF Ford Brother Daniel b. Clark J.
Wilson, Hamilton Leach, Wallace Eliot Richard j. Ryon.
EDMOND c. CHARLES,
Importer No. 40 Broadway, New York
EDMUND {. CHARLES, Importer,
Mar lily 40 Broadway, New York
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WTIsCONsIN AND MINNESOTA COMMISSION,

wv INTELLIGENCE AND GENERAL LAND AGENCY. GEORGE
FARNAM street. the Banking
Cole sumner, 4 Co.. La Crosse, Wisconsin. NAf
prepared buy sell, information with regard to
money Wisconsin Minnesota atead 70
selling Of lands dwelling houses, other prop
crty make collections pay taxes examine titles,
collect rents, &c, &c.
Particular attention given IOANNG MONEY which guaranty
worth three the OF money
from twelve cent Interest paid
Wisconsin aud Minnesota
than New York for te that lands advancing from
- 100 cent Interest legal In wlsconsn high
as per cent there usury law ltsaH
All business and letters of inquiry promptly attended to- and
RENTED 10y mail TO part OF the country
! Feb 17--8m III tt'ti w H GEO. FAtNAMi
He the following gentlemen: Hon G. washburnc " c.,
Point WIS., Gov Alex w. Randa Madison Wis., Lieut. Gov.
Campbell Ia Crosse Wis., Hon D. Hastings, sate
Trcmpecan Wis., Hon. 1heo Rodol u s. land oce
Crosse, Wis Judge lord
do Call (judge 9th judicial circut) Gaevie Wis.
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RRanrrs o. Apynrhsrscfi fAulAN

HgN hnss !" VA Msks b easel
pssstsiOe snA ~ payable
swsss - Asse ssss w b. ct~rs.i r as ssFn
esas pss square sspsoa nosss charged as
fossvoag s~sss- plla y b9iiaap .sis e - va
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wv yAsHINGToN BRANCH RAILROAD.-Trair

WASHINGTON BRANCH RAILKOAD.--Trans
wv as follows: \, ~ ~. \
Leave a.hIngon 8, M m; p.m 90 p M; g. 10,
IN. ttIA s 4f
The rnns at and s. and 20 p m connect directly ut
Baltimore the Relay for the West those al
aud Is, M for Annapolis and at D for Frederick and
Norfolk ltiA.ti ~ ~ u" "Atif. II le.AA eis-
Annapolis aud Washington functions. E lFl sgsttl.s4i
The Saturday AT 90 only 10 riaiel
phia, a, -
y On Sunday only onc train, at 4. 20; y. ~
Jan 2l '5tt4itF - ~ ''l.s T. ". PARSONS Agent
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Mutual Life Insurance company OF New York.

Mutual Life Insurance Company OF New York.
Trinity Baitdino Ill Broadnuy W
VNHE assets of this company amount to nearly FOUR
MILLIONS entirely cash. or which three mil
Ian air hundred
on the city and State Of New York valued at nine md
lba Of dollars.
This ponls, already amounting million sir hundred
pOasaad doass tho property Of the policy holders s
Fom application pamphes giving every Information sup
pd on applying Office any the company agents
' FRF,DK y. WINSTON, President.
ISAAC ABB.ATT Secretary.
SHEPPARD Ii0MANS, Acuary. @'s - ~
MRTuRN POST, N. d., Medical Examiner
May 2o--lys t4i