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The Kanzas news., 1859-04-09
Bad revs for settIers in the West.

6a0 = GIVE 1O1 SeStlSr4 IA S11o " 0oss
II. Cobb, the Secretary Of the Treasury,
Who is the willing tool of the pro-slavery
despots that rule the Americas Peopls, hsy-
ing successfully resisted The revisi0n Of the
Tariff to raise money for the bankrupt gov
eminent, is now engaOed in forcing over
txo millions of acres of public lsnds iato
market In hard times, to the ruin OF indus
trious settlers. and the lasting injury of Wis
consin and Minnesota. Poor pre-emptors
will be forced TO prove up's-that is, pay
cash for their farms. This will Be harvest
for spectators 70 loan their money and war
rants. on mortgage, At usurious. rates. Ma
ny acres of public lands in Wisconsin are
advertised for sale the Cd of May, before
navigation usually opens. and when it viii
be impossible for any bat rich spectators
to be on hand. The Senator's and Repre-
sentatiyes of the Northwest have remon-
strated against the injustice of forcing land
| sales at time when the settlers are suffer
| ing from famine and other distresses, but
| in vain. It seems to be the settled policy
of this government to oppress the people in
some way or other, and every step it takes
has that result. whether so intended or not
From this. our settlers can determine tht
Echance which they have of obtaining any
| fayors from the Administration. The pub.
lie lands are to be crowded into market a:
fast as possible. without giving to the poor
settler chance for his home.
The Kanzas news., 1859-04-09
The Leayenwor.h Ledger makes q mott

The Leayenworth Ledger makes motion
for Free State Convention to be held at
Big Springs on the third Of May. The
Herald Of Freedom seconds the motion and
appeals to the White Cloud Chief to ''put
the question" The Chief every respect
fully" declines the intended honor. and asks
to be considered out' of such disreputable
company. And SO this loving Free State
couple are left in quandary. The only
way to get out is to call in the Wyandott
Argus and Lecompton Democrat.
What prostitution, to see the hallowed
name of the Free State party used BY these
miscreants to bolster up the cause of the
reckless banditti that have SO long plundered
the Territory. We look to see the graves
of the Free State Martyrs open with indig-
nation, and their occupants rise to rebuke
the saerilege.
The Kanzas news., 1859-04-09
TaE Two PoItrrcAL. CRzzns-..Iana (

tbs Two PoLaTIcAL CREEDs.-'Lana for
the landless." "Niggers for the niggerless''
viii hereafter be the cries of the Republicaa
and Democratic parties-cries emphasized
by the Republican vote for and Democratic
opposition to the Homestead bill; and by
the Democratic support of, and Republican
opposition to. the thirty millions, Cuba-
stealing. nigger-drving swindle- The Re-
publicans of the West viii be content to ae-
cept she issue which the Democracy have
forced upon them; and win thank the late
Congress for placing The principles of the
two parties 50 plainly before the people.
The Kanzas news., 1859-04-09


The "blood-s.ained banner" Of the Free
State Party stiii fests. The old war horse
smells the battle afar of. and with T'head
and tail erect" is preparing to charge right
and left upon all epp6sers: The faitbful
ara sounding their brass instruments for .
grand rally ct, sll those opposed to the or
gsuizstien Of . Republican party in Kansas.
FIRST and fofemest in the ranks is seen
the flaming. dgurs-hesd of Gusta bloza of
ye great Hsndld Of Freedom. surrounded By
snfrsnchissd siggers and strong minded
women. Next comes Cprtier wrapped up
IN the Lecompton' Constitution aud redolent
of Ainneola frauds-folloEed by black-law
Davis, Border Ruffan Eastin. General
George Washington Telegraph MeLain. Lo-
cofoco Mead. Minnsola E. Goodin and scores
of the small fry of Looofocodom-Indian
agents. Postmasters. dsil agents, Marshals
and Land Ofice pimps-aIl veciferous
against the disorganization of the Noble
old Free State Party" What howl they
raise. How they turn their Pious eyes
hearsnwsrd. invoking Divine wrath against
the commission Of such a sacrilege.
Rome, listening at her affairs to the cry
OF midnight Murder. while her hounds Of hell
Scour France, from baptized cannon and holy bell
And thousand throated priesthood loud and high
Pealing Te Deun1s to the shuddering sky.
Thanks TO the Lord who giveth yietory""
The Kanzas news., 1859-04-09

AS vet we have received no authentic re-
turns of the vote of the 28th ult-. on the
proposition for Constitutional Convention.
There was general feeling of apathy and
carelessness on she part of the friends Of
the movement, from sense of security.
there being scarcely any open opposition,
which. with the inclemency of the weather
on election day. combined to make the vote
q very light one. We do not doubt. how
ever. that the proposition ''for constitu-
tom prevailed by decided majority.
The Kanzas news., 1859-04-09

The President has determined not to call
an extra session of Congress until after all
the State elections shall have taken place,
which will delay is until sometime in Sep
tember. The reason for this was that . ma
iority of the members of the next Congress
thus far elected are Republicans. which
would give the organization Of the House to
them. The President hopes that those
States that have yet to elect their members
viii elect sufficient Democrats to prevent
such calamity.
The Kanzas news., 1859-04-09

We are in teceip. of the Linn Comfy
Herald. new psper published st Mound
City. Linn county; Kansas, by jonathan
Lyman-foFmsrly publisbsr of the Ottum-
va Journal. The Herald is Republican in
politics. and viii doubtless be an efficient
ally OF the good cause in Linn county,
where such an one is much needed. Mound
City Is one Of the most hourishing towns
in Southeastern Kansas, and will undoubt-
edly give to the Herald that support which
il deserves. We wish it much success.
The Kanzas news., 1859-04-09
uniYersalitY of Gold.


Gold, next to iron, says the Msrckans's
Magazine, is now the most widely diffused
metal upon our globe. It occurs in granite,
the oldest rock known to as, and in all the
rocks derived from it. Il is also found in
the vein stones which traverse other geo.
logical formations, but has never been found
in any secondary formation. It is, howev-
er, much more common in the alluvial
grounds than among the primitive and pyr-
ogenious rocks. 1t is found disseminated
under the form of spangles in the silicious.
argillacceous, and ferruginous stands of GER
tain plains and rivers especially at their
junction, at the season Of low water, and af-
ter storms and floods. It is the only metal
of yellow color; is readily chrystalizable,
and always assumes one or the other of the
symetrical shapes, such as the cube, or reg.
ular octahedron. It affords . resplendant
polish, and may be exposed to the atmos-
phere any length of time without change;
it is remarkable for its beauty Is nineteen
times heavier than water, and next 20 pla-
tiBum, the heaviest known substance its
malleability is such that an ounce will COW
er two hundred square feet It's ductility
is such that lump of four hundred dollars
could be drawn into wire which would
extend around the globe. Il is 6rst men
toned in Gen. H.. z. 1t Vas. found in the
country of Havilah, where the river Euphsa-
tes and Tigris unite and discharge their wa
ters into the Persian Gulf The whole
quantity of gold which hiss been extracted
from the surface and bowels of the earth,
from the earliest times to the present day.
is estimated to be nine thousand millions oi
dollars. Il
The Kanzas news., 1859-04-09
Republican County Convention.

SSfASHSo4 SSe-SSt SS4NS4S46s4s
We publish elsewhere in shis paper call
for Republican County Conveation, nu-
nerously signed. to be holden at Fremont
on The Esd inst. The call was sent 70
Ill Of the townships Of the county. but IS
yet Ne hayeu no returns from bat fve-Amer-
icus. Agnes City and Cahola aeing yet to
hear from. The various townships of the
county are entitled to . representation in
that convention e. follows Forest Hill, 8;
Emporis. 5: Fremont. 2: Cottonwood, g;
Waterloo. 2: Amsricus. 2: Cahols. 2; Ag.
mes City. 2. Wehops taat the persons hav-
ing the call in charge in those townships
no, yet heard from, will forward them at once
to this Office. that the names may be append
ed to the one published.
The Kanzas news., 1859-04-09
NzoROrs eoIso sOuru-The Glasgow

Times says:
The steamer "Carrier," down last Friday,
had on board some seventy slaves, bound
for the South. They were purchased prin-
cipally in Jackson county. and quite mix
ed lot in size and color. The demand South
is very brisk, and prices liberal. We pre-
sumo more negroes have gone South from
this State during the past six months, than
any previous year. They have been resir-
ing from the Iowa line for several years. and
now Kanaas is driving them in from tha.
quarter. 4.
The Kanzas news., 1859-04-09

TIE Republican Convention, to be holden
at osasatomie in May next, win. without
doubt, be the largest and most intelligent
convention ever assembled in Kansas The
men being chosen for delegates IN the diff
ferent counties. are men of talent and of in
telligence. Their action win be guided and
marked by patriotism and wisdom.
The Kanzas news., 1859-04-09

Mr.. Giddings. writing 70 the Ashtabula
SeEtina on the day of tbe adjournment, ex-
presses the opinion that the XXXVth is the
last Democratic Congress to assemble in the
United States. He thinks. moreover, tbs
the Democracy have nearly given up the
idea OF browbeating Northern Representa-
tives. such scenes having been removed
from the Honse into the Senate. =.
The Kanzas news., 1859-04-09

The New York Herald Buchanan organ J
admits that '.the Presidential leaders and
Southern managers OF the Democratic party
have substantially reduced that party, for all
practical purposes. to mere Southern. Pro-
Slavery, agitating faction.''
The Kanzas news., 1859-04-09

It is reported that Dan Rice has offered
TO contribute twenty thoussnd dollars 70
the Mount Vernon Fund, provided the Hon.
EdEard Everett consents TO travel with his
circus for > single season, in the capacity
of. . clown. 49,. .....-- - :.
The Kanzas news., 1859-04-09

Corn i bang shipped to st. Louis from
Kansas. gEo yssrs ego corn vas being
shipped into Kansas. This opens nsw
chapter in the history OF Ksnsas trade.
The Kanzas news., 1859-04-09

Mr.. BnchanaA has commenced the work
Of retrenchment In s4Fnss6 and in full ee-
cord With the sediments (which haFe con
troissd him i be whOle caseet- Over one
half Of the xeEkmen in ths Easional Armory
at Springfield. Mas. hare besA discharged.
aad the pay Of the remainder reduced ten
per cent. The laboring men are oppressed
and deprived of support in order that the
buzzards of the Democracy may feast on
fat contracts, which are Of 40 possible ben
eft to anybody but themselves. The Ma
tionsl Treasury has been used by an un-
scrupuloas Executive to corrupt the public
morals and promote the successof the Dem
ocratic party until the government has be-
come entirely bankrupt And the burden
of al this reckless extrsyagAnee is made to
fail upon the labosiag men of the country
The corruption and extravagance of the
present administration is worthy place be-
side its infamous attempt 10 force slas.
constitution on Aires people.
The Kanzas news., 1859-04-09

A negro girl, aged eleven years. eleven
months and a few days. gave birth 70 fine
looking boy on the 4sh uls. The giFi Be.
longed to Nr. Samuel Everett, near Glss-
gov in this state. That's pretty young
ZoxisriUe Democrak. = I.
The Kanzas news., 1859-04-09
4. :. Petrott versus soutkern Ransas.
HOUSE OF REPRzsEsTe1syH 3. sd
EahruarY nth. fk6S-


HOUSE OF REpRzszsTk1syAs B. sd
February E7th, 1885.
GExrLzzsa ~ am IN Escsipt E yoaf fs-
vor of the Ssst inst, csIiine my slssntioa 70
certain excerpts from fhe Washii1etou so4.
respondence of fs,e Ks1szs City H9;ly sEasly-
nal, reAectiIE on ny hiEness 70 che scesh-
.ern portion Of the Territory. in the location
of routes for railroads. The proposition og
these Kansas City gentlemen was not to
build . road TO the southern country, as to
build q road .frous Kansas City. That was
the initial point of their road; certainly /
opposed it. should oppose any road which
would have the effect 70 lay sons-baf of our
Territory under contribution to a-foreigs
town.
Our resources. trust, are to be used for
our own benefit. should esteem it no com
pliment 90 be told that my course had been
City. AS to dealing unfairly by southern
Kansas, that is another matter.
1t has been my understanding that the
plan presented and urged by Messrs. Army
and Wattles. was satisfactory to that section.
! co-operated with them on that belief, TO
secure the establishment of it. Besides
that. provision is made in the bin for Sec
ond road. traversing westwardly the north
ern country. from some point unfxed, on
the Kansas river.
Enough has been said to show you the
unfairness of this correspondent, and the
injustice of the impulation. come from what
quarter 1t may Very respectfully. yours.
MARCUS ]. PARROTT.
To G. w. BRowN, G. w. DEITzLEE, P. B.
PLuAB, L. D. BAILEY and E. P. BkscReF7.
The Kanzas news., 1859-04-09
AdministratAr's ssle.

THE undersigned will offer at public sale. on
4 Tuesday, the 2eth day Of April. 1859. at 10
o'clock A. H, the following property belonging
TO the estate Of William 2. Grove deceased, to Wit
ehasers, one guh and TASKS, one gold ring, one
writing desk, one silver watch. four house siils,
and the wearing apparel Of the deeaseed.
The sale will take place at the house Of the IN
dersigned at Forest Hill. - 1-f@ 5
TE1n or SAEE-An under ive dollars. eafh
down; over ave dollars, three months credit, with
approved security. g. 2. GROVE,
April Sth. ls59-3ws AdministratOr.
The Kanzas news., 1859-04-09
& E h @ L

TNHE undersigred zross6 infnaa his friends sn9
Il the p1flie that having ssesd uP his ne -
Zee in tbe Esseaie Hzll Rsisding, BE van -, =.
after BE prepared e ssteHd t. al baSiness y -
iine q bis PFe<essiso with Pr0mPtnes: HIS
. p-isa; Enpsr;.92sssr.a p sssal 8Sg
The Kanzas news., 1859-04-09

3 Merchants through the Territory viii find this
good opportunity to have their Nerchandise re-
eeived and taken care of at LeavenwoFtt; and al.
their interests attended to at St. Louis through
Leavenworths OF directing a. above 10 St Louis.
nSI-3m g. r.r go. u.s..s3
The Kanzas news., 1859-04-09
PIows! plOw!

FENoBEY ANDFRsoNs eeIebS4ted PeOSa-
4 Piews sDs.sals sn sos8gn4est Alee -
Deerefe Centre Draft Noine Plows, f< sste les ~
cash by 9cCARfY RABkLEi.
April 2-an Kassas CtJ, Ao'
The Kanzas news., 1859-04-09

Orders for buying and shipP;ne Goods to Lsasen-
,cossA aeiH Be Ps0gpfy attended to BY H. +. CLARK,
at No. 50 Second Street, 81. L0Eis. Ier
The Kanzas news., 1859-04-09

01fs ACRES OF LAND nsar The CSSsc1
AfO wOod, Sor sale cheap. l. d. b Al In
Enporia, March IL 1855.
The Kanzas news., 1859-04-09
For Sale Chesps
T OTIS and Shares IN EmpoEis, by
IL April 8, 1854 ] = P.B. PLUME
TO Farmers.

7 AN AGENT for the sale II the eelehEAsec
4 IAFRoyEO EKw YoRK REAzK1 KxD Ho.EE-
These mashines sFe esrssaae4 = sies sGsgsesS"S
or the purchase money viii be refunded. se
Call and get descriptive pamphlet
81 y b P1g4b. /
The Kanzas news., 1859-04-09

nEEDS sad ali kiAds Of Legal Writing dr.
4 , with seezsasy st my sfsce under 41SS1 =
Kali. ns3-f L. D. BAILEi.
The Kanzas news., 1859-04-09

---.- 1<1sSt A0ts2 Fzfss-.lI l,lsI,L /
T7IEE BUILDING LOTS in. every par * s'1a'
sIesb gss'i Is ., ,sss 50 s0S~ - L. u. BAILEY
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-08
DEAFNEss avn SINGING No1srs M r11p

~ EARS NERVOUS HEAD AND MIND COMPL AISTs-A
ENosn CEarAS AND rSFAIBIE CuEE Brh Foreign Int
mary or The cure OF Deafness Head Mind Complaints
geon, CHARLKs EDGuL ReSerrd 70
OF Parliament Secretary JoHS PogLiI
lug positive method o. seeure anordng instant and
Tehef 20 sufferers who have
means o. compound medcAted yaPour applied the external
EA when the vApour passing held sufferer Tor
cue minute to the ear affected aad Instantly the patient pre-
Nouy enabled
few nights IN similar viii guarantee cure the o
nyeaie case Of Deafness Noise Ia Head Is op 10
EkpTeis aud eNorh!;ant
means Of this can permanently themselves distant
part world without Pan restored 10 per
et hearing and forever rescued fro the
Dangerous unqualified preenteTs the
private testimonials and certificates
ans and In England presence deaf persona
have been cured and hundreds private pan cured
can be referred TO- Any sufferer the Continent resident
IN Anfoi the -Four Quarters OF the Globe cured
a discovery can be sent TO them With the necessary Prese
uons, preparations ko that viii positively cur,
themselves. g. S. Is the cur. which mas,
be sent 10 the Secretary JuHS PowI ESQ., Spring GarIen
Chaing Gross London, England either
Draft payable Ia England Notes OF the Countr suneen
Head $40 10 ~ Wv
IA1s-dkufnv
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ing . On TmCEsDAY ,l,t IN os,oSrI Is;o S&&9
over county Va, "il continue ays days, follows:
fIEsI RcE-sweepsake years colts aud nns SIN
Club poT s s S sSnee to oIfy 90 added by The
NJ Han enters by Finanoe darn Fidelity by imported
y. Mcdaniel enter . g. by Boston IT, dam Recent
n A. Thompson enters b. T. by volairs, dam Iansyie by
Gn }. Green enters Misc Tobacco Ply by Red Eve dam i'm
two %s heats seq ssr.ss &c, s ySa5 o9 DE-. s nP f
Club provided two or more start Closed with the
Joseph Rrunmer b Crnoline by Finanees dau Miss
= " Ilil cutters Fa by Child Harold, dam Fidelity by
r Rono enters Pauline, by star Davis, dam by Mon
y Mcdaniel Minnie Lehman, by Boston Jr dam
-hS b % is T 'Ss SsSr o . S, ,nd a
iSTs 90 added by lh cluo provided two Clos
Tsorrssn caters T. by Register. dam by Black Sal
q I'd 2 W Desvei enters c t. by Grif Eiu,oudoa,
s 3 s,1 ryan ,5s saisr rass ~ Monarch M,nn,
W. Taylor enter b. c. by Fnaner. Emancipation
Gen J. T. Green enters Mary Blair, by Red Iye dam rhn
Calvin p. Green enters by Crit Edmondson his by
'f00'O rropF'' T Rgs s tiC2 Three nile heats
pg T 5, as sIasr d,s >, e. yo nile i,s for an
''o'" R'eH'o's'y Cot sSags PE, So; Four mite heats
& ss . SSs ,1 9 sa y'r . ga colt and f so
provided two Closed With the i1louine entries.
~ -
= g Boueh enters Pauline by Davis dam Monmouth
Joseph rruHmci enters crnonc by Puaurcr, dana vi.
Tondren, Williams Co enter. D. Leisure ty Red Eye dam
and 7. W. boswell enters c. f. by CIR Eimord.on. dam
Virginia Payne ~ ~
Gen j. Green enter, Aare cursr by Chsl.nser dam I'm
Calvin Green enters b.. by Cir rdmoudou his dam BY lm
~ ''i'''
sFc,yp Proprietor purse sa0o Two mile heats.
FIrTlt nay.
Handicap pursc fl1 Tor She beaten meeting Two
mile heats NATHANIEL. 4 TIIUMrslN.
Secretary Ashland Jockey CLUB
A.HLANnt Hanover County. Va Oct. p. $50
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4 hOitE COTTON Ian 81. agent % t.e F,,A,. q,
- II, late fhANCis sURGET % Mississippi VIII sen !, sur.
n CLARENDON al th- Lsbds In county
lhs MpNDA sng 'th day o. November reE; on the
,eeonh MONDAf o. November Ovng the i:;k) I VIII a,
Jack.ongor 81 all the Lands In county. md g - "a
MONDAY Ia November (beins the glsN sen :; re sb,a.
lie Lands Ia Randolph
Sin be reserved for the -
tksN-Onef fourth rssA, s squlss.ai residue r. ep s
md three years bearing Interest tae s ueH 70 scare %
payment - - Wv
Cu IN, n % November, Iands are offered =,
s iLe sad oc-rs .nvited AppHealoat 70 ne AZ lou
Nhs NJ piais terms &c vii ts grnihed saorF
ts earliest selected and best Lands oyeTo
Titles perfect, and all near 20 hne navigation.
ie9-tiSoct GVn
Losi--in,. Ry. .Faiv lss. 1850.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.


REAITlFuL BUILDING LOT, ON IN. No,,n
TsSrsSy aSa $ o ss ies sale :.
ssos. ssispls on 49,, ~ That really beautiful Lot
iss G s s s .1s 81 LEh street. 30 running bsei
Is1u's-ooe fourth cash. balance and IA month";. M, -
siasS notes. '' Ses added ';, SS Y s.sS
vi cokNER oY CANAL AND sixrii sTRtrns yoR lh,E
shall public auction On ~, pr .a',,9pss mahsn Ne
z,,h spt le At ~ O'Clock, NJ, very vaaaS' raj
o;nsl stree, Of iao dsp,h Of i5 e on r. @ n 81
Co. q about Is feet Tr = on S 'a,' rysT and
q@sst house and and handsomely one
sded according 70 plat survey seen az nr one.
Canal 5u AVN saas we iSs 10, IA, later IRON,
house he senps. M .I snss y1fd stores OF .rf, Mare
ne n"defn Of water, euyerts marble nan
Trsrs-one f,ur,h cash halane. q, and 10 r,o,,. -,
sss, sS interest added 'ee9rSd sy u,, DECD
ms t2rysolns r,o, so,, can Ss Sou sSt'r pr
PosTPo E,IENT.-To give time to complete som. In
The m Of october 10 IN. a. AhS' 5s e postponed to TUESDAY
s--s-ta' GoDDIN APPERsoS. Auet.
(,ounISSIONER,S sALR or yALUAuIR
CITY of Hpr ga, Estate In anu the
t ., NJ oryo cou.t Of the City Of Renoa pOnoaheed on
Van Lev. se .han on The premise. 10 n. o.
~ oass Sn W: stny The i2, day october 1859
opposite Mts-r Tablets foundry, fronting feet runnn
md ooeE 81 that most Sesuna .Ss of Csss
site the rss MT SS s'Se BrCad ga and sd oPPo
sSS OF The y and envtrohs for miles which viii !.
Cy and "a ,'' Also, - feei ofud the nora; line o. Rrosd
800 I'm i s ~ .res,s TuriEg back 100 feet alley
ssh al be .e1 ts1 hslf lots Mo- 10 square o.
Nae into smaller be deemed best the hour o,
TsENs-onsfourth cash balance a, and year. t
Ae notes bearing Interest and title I'm last not n.
"a. - ELIZA L. VAN LEW.
ssss-td. Commissioner aad EIecutrlI
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EMORY N HENRY COIIEGc
MANHINGTnN CnIINTN ii ''

IE Tan session u; this Institution Will commence on the rh Of
Aus1 neai ana continue y weeks The Spring session s
SINS The day amer the close Of h. Fa session and cou, t
" weeks The charges fer the entire
vii be $50 " which 80 required paid In advance snJ
the other 80 ~ tile end - the hrs uusth T .r
our charges for Tuition, BpIr Fuel -fiage7f re W.
ask OF "sr seeking place for the Of fr son. .pJ
ward, TO note carefully the advantage vL are oing Or
1eaion grad 81 scholarship, ability experience 81 the f.c
~ excellent discipline. thorough OF insrucon md 80
rank Of our iduaes have already secured Is the largest o
ay Co;e 10 the state for catalogue
uT I,, 'h si address h. 4 WILEY, Prs't
ID =
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y l.
e BINlNGERs OLD LONDON DOCK GIS- pov,s,.., .,
NC uanrs That can be desired Tor highest and nsIt . -
n' OF liquors Its ingredients distilled ius- az -
ny s-l-re grAns, made d-icstey puncrnt ma sarnr. &
ne aromatic tineure q The juniper berry Are has - ~,
me-" mingled arenas and gwen
" W q az almost aorNl oor UquoT which Frn,.T,
ueets 10 The senses of tl
HE hlulh purity leaves nothing 10 desir-
Toe NrrT must remark that Mes.rs
al -. elleAi profession, well
'I hsNlg introduced stimuabt II such un-x.
S'Fu, Aa puiiy and unequy ocal
1 y, Snu harmless celebrating beverage-Cl-nIr,i
"etl.aI anu ardleal uaEeite, May lSas.
N As remedial agent Aas been favor with the r,o,
20 49, oEs pe'l"d bus owing 10 the N
purr aTtele has fallen into dsuse sections m -
u1 much - the regret Of medical sor.i5--
en IN very many diseases For al f,rgrst
iyn ut4'T professional guid1Ece. certaiuiv
~1' anu u taken a. preventive acting 4o-. On
uN nleiibTanee cleanses tie parts 50 10 recv. 81
s-aiaehi Administered ia the way Ia vii pr-yr a.
therefore
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- ~ -4iiy nc properties, l.
s, 70 IRON hars or even the electrical renaeda. Ia
eases OF positive tendency 10 FAtli.is Or CoUsumfr -
pCei Ieanls by s1pyng hlAg up the con,tapt iy ~.
S 'n- natural IRE OF the system, will
Aetse when carries OF oneeghth Of he
United states annually Prue this perI.r ~
over other diusihe stimuli. that .tlo,1
any Thirst u al unhealthy 800, eaE
AnS powerful neTs inc, an activ. tonir
90 uLn |uND''N DOCK GIN OF A NJ HINrSGye
nave frequently prescribed T. always uith ,ieci,
eie ny directions have essR followed. 1t eyideuy a.
So -. stiia the active prneiple-the iuu,-r-
uiy, and aromatic Gavor- the sous. OF nr,ry ~
ysrs Al's had oees lon 20 Easny airs Ia lie t
decided that BININGERS 'OLD LONDON DOCK ais, 80.
fset E9od Gin : lndtp every household ,,j
TIE OLD LONDON DOCK sr. ~. 40"
IN selling such artiale fair rr.- IT. m
house are doing much for the er1uranee
COTTON siLTER NJ D.
For sale n Richmond BY USHER WINSTON s nj :,
$500 h22-diap Gc6ua