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, 1859-12-08

fFrorn the Pen.r<1lar Eews and Advertiser, Dec u
We hare received information from gentle
man just from Denton, that the peopis Of the
Eastern Shore Of Maryland hare all become
greatly excited by an anonymous letter picked
up by some one at st. Michael, which stated
that the negro slaves had formed plot to ap-
peal to arms for the purpose Of achieying their
freedom!
When the news reached Easton it created the
greatest consternation among the people, and
The Court Immediately adjourned, and judges
and jury, lawyers aad clients began to prepare
for battle. Our informant WAS in Denton when
the news arrived there, and the citizens ut onco
became the victims Of the panic. Men and wo.
men hurried to and fro in the widest excite
nent, without apparently once stopping to
think whether the thing Was probable or pos.
6!ble. A good and true citizen Of NEWCASTLE
ii this State, who was in Denton, WIS strongly
suspected Of being fomenter OF rebellion, and
it became noised around that he was near re-
lation Of Old osawatomie Brown. 1t is now
supposed BY cooler men that the letter was man
utactured for the occasion. and intended by
some rough joker to t1J the courage of the
people.
copy Of the Edtttra Stdr, from which we
learn that the troub'e was expected from IN
organized band Of white citizens who are bound
together by horrid oaths. and hare signs, grips,
kc.. like the Aasons, and that they number
1900 men, and nre to capture the city Of Bal
timoEe aud the whole State. and play the de1il
generally. The Star considers il hoax; but
the people are awfully frightened, and have not
Jet entirely cooled down.
, 1859-12-08

Cor. Magofin, Of Ky.. recommends the Leg
islatuse Of that State to prohibit By law, under
screre penalties. the marriage Of cousins. He
says that the imbeciles, insane, deaEmutes md
blind in the different asyIums that State, who
arc the offspring Of cousins, is from sixteen to
twenty per cent Of the whole number; and be
claims that it is the right md duty Of the State
TO protect herself against tue evil and expense
by forbidding such unions, which nature plain
II forbids By tue natural penalty she uniformly
:sQ:.&.
, 1859-12-08

&0N4AGA2f5 q V43~ " NA%~ 4ASA
1athe Engraving Of Washington. These splendid en1.,
inxs hou original paintings ty Hcks. and
Eavsd s.celia The highest style NJ An. They each
Inches. each containing sarAaz YET. 81 sa1y
coase miserable p1cturea hare tee pa1ed upoa The pub
lie works Of Atard es2ee!slly in eheap. black aad
ranl9y erg:ayiazs-hat 4 d1cut Ia convince persons
Of taste they s,e:n orernx what they have
at ,ee. We have paid The fEst artists tier psic~s
Amounting kto pot1Axa produce Enksav-
fzxs RALLY rxArzFc, weu the bess pozt1., aad
tha saa b< splendid Ornaments to any P1slcr op1nlors
that can be relied On:
~ Tie Editor Of tie New Tork Observe. says:-
Thess enxrzr!as+ genuine works Of ashs keaezs-
esa1e admirable. Tbs portrait Of VI. Everett viii tzke pre-
cetenre OF al othess."
They New Yo.k Chsi,tl.n Adyes7ta nys:-"The5
tce-s engasns h4ve e7er seen and tbs
PUBLISHERS ARE FULLY RESPONSIBLE FOE
ALL THEY PROMISE
TERMS, ALMOST GRATIS.
We viii send Past Paid. secur<ly pc ID IN rollers
boIH EsGKASiSGs. md . a.sadas. 5sa.. Il. Il. 4 4
[Axens Who Eenii IN 1t tine ~il1 haye s1tsa
COPY Of eseh en.11ysnz- The mszaztnesare-
HAEPkR'S,
THE KSIcKEREocKEr,
G0DEfS LaDf3 BOOK,
THE ATLANTIC.
...... .............. DLACKWCop,
EBy s2ed,t arrangement the en1tre yeats suaser.p-
ton to the Magazine u paid By telr puhEsherz
2ad aaeabs receive their supply for the year direct from
their respective publication o3e<s. The enat Of en-
craving paid only by tho 1er<oee betwesn the Iovess
wholesale and the tskulat pE1ee Of the Maz1z.aes.
tEasastnss sens i. ouee, and Subscriptions to r<sot
desed- Nony It risk proof h retained Of taytux
been mailed Fl.s impressions best thezsues send
satiy. Aid.s1a, O. h BAILEY CO.,
{At Wm. Hill + Sens MUSIC Storc)
, 1859-12-08

SAWED us SuAcK1xs oFr--Fister, the wife
ourderer. relieved himself from his shackle* on
Sunday night last, By means Of some kind Of
instrument furnished him from outside the
CRATES. He presented The shaekles 70 ths }a,.or
think such ones it to be worn by gentleman
Ike himself He Was no doubt provided with
another set, hut whether they agreed with his
idea Of 5tne 70 his station, no hare not
1easusd.-oRasa Rtp~5'ioaa.
, 1859-12-08

SonGurx SrRcr.-Ne have been favored bT
Mr. Lyman Acachan1, OF Du Page, Will County,
with specimen Of Sorghum syrup. nnanufac-
tured with one Of Cooks patent evapora.ors,
for which he is the agent for this section Of tho
country. The specimen is very fne article,
perfectly transparent; and we are informed by
Mr. II. that it was made from the Juice of the
cane simply boiled down in one Of his crap:
orators. no cleansing agent being used.-aaper-
eil4 Sentinel
, 1859-12-08

B1asr4o DE.ru.-0n Thursday, the 1stinst.,
q young girl IN the employ Of the Delayan
House, Sandova], was burned to death by tie
ignition Of camphene in can, from which she
Was filing lamp-thc lamp burning ut the
time. The flesh literally dropped from her
, 1859-12-08
Tot1.........-...3tSAos.7..

= Ths Ii Cfo.s RseG!scsn re,o;cs, tbst
they have now railroad connection with Chi
cago. We in Janesviilc once lad tho hurdiho,d
to do the same thing, but were accused Of be.
ing aehcienf IN State pride. .'7Jaaescikc CT
se"e'
II. c11cAs9 Rt,1ao.o.GeoExc r. c,.e l. propo..4i
I'D hIe ,ss o1t S ~ ., ,ne srsa " fo n.Sse
Of J. Edzas 1honpaou.- -cnfia"an Commercial. ~
NE, Me presume nut tue appointment Of Mr. G.
Tia c;tT and nrnhaI1r ainn'. issaIIh.onLaini ~
The road. IL has been SO }onr connected w;,h y,
this road, and fully understands its interests
adequate to super;ntend its operations. 1 o '' ~
Iii. C. Voluntarily RESIGNED ~ 1srsside,.,. =.
one time. BECAUSE ur. Thomnson's n,nre aItons ~
siye acquaintance with monered men ronI3 sa-
able this road tn be ont tbronoj, Thst faat
being accomplished. and Mr. Thoranson hav;n"
consented to take tile Presidency of the Snnth,
ern Pacific Road. re th;ni il e,n;nentir nsnnar
that Mr. G. should resunc Tho rhsraa tprss - H.
..,.,... .'n.y s"o"@
~. r.. " A' 4k'
Ihc Mt. vernon 'Sfer is in ecstacies Mt the
new prospects opened to that section for n
speed{ cqnRaetion Of the road from Ashley on
.ee l. " H. H., 10 mat place. new and mon
aeo company my "a havs taken hold Of Tue work, as-
t0Push the work vigorously.
me candid opinion Of the Star is, that the
Toao VIII be completed to At. Vernon by next
Jnls, ana 70 Fnrheld by next November
GTdyr'Af{ It-) 1"dtp<ndtnf.
Ground has been broken, and 4l0O. .0O)
subscribed By Andrew county Missouri. for a
Railroad between Council Wuffs a6d II. in
seph,
c.n.r y,,,~ R-rba ,too.ho,aa.a oe
49, s.oeA''o'oets VI
tue "oafenpors ana cedar Valley Railroad
Company" met at Davenport en- Monday, Dec
5,h, and elected seyea Directors for tho yea7
cnu;no
ensuing
IMPORTANT sr17-TuE MILWAUKEE AND MlS-
sEsorA r. E.--Ncssrs. Cary Pratt, attorneys
Of this city, yesterday FLED call in the United
Ssates Court to foreclosc the Land Grant Mort
gage On the Western Division Of the Milwaukee
and Minnesota LA Crosse) r. T., from Portage
City west. The mortgage vas made BY the old
La Crosse Company to Greene c. Bronson,
Esq, Of New York. and others. As Trustees to
, 1859-12-08

hasis At nrcscut it il in dcplorahle condi-
tion. aud will require largc expenditure .oin-
sire 4 payment Of dividends even on It's re.
duced cost: but as the bo,.dholdess arc supposed
To Le nen Of sense rs well Is men ofmeaus, no
difficulty will be encountered by the Receivers
in their endeayo.s to nut itin excellent running
ordor. We learn that the floating debt Of the road
for which the new owners become responsible
to Gov Matteson, the lato lessee, is not far from
half million Of dollars, the greater part Of
which is due to operatives and those who
have furnished supplies.
We congratulate a1l concerned that so fortu.
main md a,t;seactorr n settlement Of all tho old
difficulties bas been ,nade-that the bond
holders nou- have The nrosnect of the naynent
, 1859-12-08
THE SLAVERY QUESTION.


It will not be overlooked ly our readere,
that at lie very opening Of tho session OF
Congress, Nr. clatk Of Missouri, and Mr.. Ma.
son Of Virginia, both Democrats one Of the
House aud the other Of the Scnate-have 81
nultaneously commenced the agitation Of tho
slavery qucstion-Mr. Clark f,y his VIII upon
Nr Ho,nsr,e !. E,,,end;no cr;s;,,, and Mr..
- 'i'1& S
Mason by new and HEAVIER pressure upon
the d,ers If t1c 1Tarner's Fcrrv excitement. Soft
~ :, ,--.
has ever been. While protesting to desire pence
tho s,,nnorttrs or t.a Proporanda },aye 1,ccn
~,
ALWAYS fhe llrst to mako war. 1nelr political
irnnortaocc at homo t1enends unon tleir radj-
- = .-..-.-..,.:,-:.
cai'ssn IN congress; hebce every opportunity
seized upon to thrust themselves forward in
aaea,,o ~ ,,o+ ,r,,;c,, III po,,,,Jc,,s ornoeo
.s'''.e " '"1' ""'~A '''' -&sf"Ds'' efi
We hare The assurances Of tho Republicans Of
TIM Illinois delegation at least that they are
"aA.ouS W. so".' ''e'''''A ~ .4's "''e 41e1
o. the na''oh-lof LEG eola'ne'c1a1 anu 'noas7
trial interests o. our whole people, out a' Tue
, 1859-12-08

"TuE 1RnxraEssn1E CoxrIIc7n-Our North
ern armorers are 1eaping the advantage Of the
Virginia Fright. At the expires. ofice IN Hart
ford, Ct the other day, there were ten boxes Of
Shapes rifes, SIX boxes ammunition to match.
four c2ses Colts rerolvets, and four cases cart.
ridges, marked for Harpers Fery.- Springfield
RePub{indn,
, 1859-12-08

ILLINOIS CENTRAL RA1LEoAD.-Tho London
agents Of the lllinois Central Railroad Company
have published Il circular calling for an install
nent Of go per .hare, payable February, lst,
1860, Of which the following il copy:
We are appointed by the Lcalou Commit.
tee Of Shareholders Of The Illinois Central Rail.
wy Company 10 gi!e you the earliest informa-
yised, will probably BE- adopted By tie Company
in regard to ita finances. It will be recollectcd
that at the desire Of considerable number Of
shareholders, and to meet their convenience,
loans for limited period have been Infected in
order to postpone calls which would Otherwise
hare been necessary duringthe present year, In
mak.ng me requisite provision for thsseengage:.
nents the committee wish it to be unde1stood
that they entirely concur with the board in New
York "a member Of which, Mr. jonathan Stur-
ges, Is now 10 Loudou} that the interests of the
company require that these temporary meas.
ures should be discontinued, and that the fnan-
cial condition Of the company should henceforth
be placed upon u footing Of unquestionable
are Of opinion that it will be necessary to make
call Of ten dollars per share, payable on The
1st OF February, 1861. We arc instructed by
the committee 10 remind the shareholders ofthe
advantages offered By the company to such as
elect 10 pay up their shares in full, for which
treeland bonds are available st par, With accrued
interest Holders Of upwards Of II, 900 shares.
in Europe and the United States, hare already
adopted this course. The details Of the plan
for paying in full nre embodied in our circular
OF The 14th Of May last, copy of which, for
your nFeuience, we enclose In giving NO
tice Of the cali e ten dollars, already referred
arc requested By the committee to remind tbe
proprletors that this ca!l will BE- made, not for
the purpose OF meeting fresh obIiratinns CON-
, 1859-12-08

-ThcSan Antonio {Tex:} }Hraldrecommends
that blood.hounds should be trained for the pu1-
suit Of the Indians who commit depredatious On
the settlements, sand then take refuge in the
jungles, vhesa they cannot be pursued NTH
safety. =.
, 1859-12-08

"a French saTant ha1 engaged three thou
sznd hborers for the purpose Of prosecuting
some contemplated e1tensire exrarations On
thu sttss Of cities in Upper Egypt
, 1859-12-08
TIRE GREATEST WONDER OF
l. THE NINETEENTH CENTURY.
Prof. Woods Hair Restorative,

Says the St. Laus. No.. F*Hce7t: Rtl,w ,a1b':.a
sttsr to Or. Wotd. of this city. from ztn,. In
his ha:r ten!c. such evdcacs IL etIect ~hva
eotnE fton. r;,ahe source. II eest:ssues
te.s ru th- Dr. Eects sneoh!unl useless ptf
fery iruo the p1tss:
attention called few n,h: stree hthly b~rsds;A
ects Vi y.ur hair restnrlsavc wts i1u:e4 to mak=
xfty, :ul.by cue. .h!1d w ~ .i,se. vssr u .,n-
chxtacter >He Ercs mauhA stuee 1reuFe,t battte #
PoS peSsns sa sa xs ae se"s ,sa .ssf
have Anee preute an.'h*r totte, " WHICH hass r.<i
White ha!f las totally aapFsased .sta on ny hssi anJ
f.ce. and ny haE r. tenntd ~ natural e""r sad te
the Of nsytxo ysas. h. u+ai. vii t.e
Tss 1osi S s T. y.a i II ,,a.1
Ter directions, will not hase ose,,on 10 Ey
statements. am eaea q thu ety aad restsat here
fur d:t.en ytass a1G kEaun nta,!y every
cne here and s4o!nn: lawns any - Jor may nsats of
ts as"se, with II nans astasle Is = yons service =
nj % .eit i. N tsaiy 5oa1s |' - I l. { EHSaoSE.
WOODS 9tAIs EEsrOKATivE.
pYofta.e- WuI-rear sir. lEav.r. had the. .mssstuns
tos: ss lest po,s,sn of ny har 1tHu ihe ets, of he
very this asslt,i y haIr i row t:ck aud rlo1sy .n
t1pre.. NY obi a'oc: + yss II he
f. aadrs IT, ssnsd. ies j. X. n,asE, ln.s1 T. rvsu.
Il. eartcr ot the u:'i"1 C'irsh at !toek.
fe M. I'll ssatsm4a of great " sssHss nY:n e; es'
I,enoxsr.Lp, jan IL, is6s-
la!! l.e,sosas,Yet sives pleasure that .set
ha- cen sAeern: IN r<n,ovis. ua trss"n adfuf and
y sSh I'd Hs M Fe,ta ' n, % at
when b-ccH,nx grey. on 4uas eo!cr. have us-
/" oste, astcs xh aAyth'n< Ase Tire ,sTe pleasure OF
'fts'J 5. !. % M%,i' % + TO- re.r+ d: ~ 1s New
Druggists and Fancy GOODS Dear:.. no
, 1859-12-08

One song at the Schiller Festival in the
Crystal Palace, 1t Sydenhan1, was sung By one
thousand male 1nd female voices before IN III.
dienee Of twenty thousand people,
, 1859-12-08

Browns Bronchial Troches.
Browns Bronchial Troche=.
Bronchial Troches.
Bronchial Trochss.
Browns Tzoches.
Browns Trochex.
Tzoches-
Trochez-
- APre-eu,luen:iy TIE 1rss acd Ae&,,"
REV. HENRY WARD EEEr;lEK.
II Recommend their 10 Public Speakers
REV. z. II. cIIAPlS. NEW YuRK.
''0rtat scFs1ee N su!da!rz lInayse!es.."
EEy. DANIEL WISE, NEW YoRK.
tAss proved then excellent sor Whot Ping t"ush-"
EEv- II. ". WARREN. BOSTON.
"0reat benefit in affections Of the Eroncha: t+xats~
D..J- F.W. LANE, uosTuS.
~ simple anil pltx1at esnlhsati,a f,t Coushs, &C."
DIT. q, +. BlGELow. I0sTuH.
"Conta1a no Opium OF anything tu}uraous4
DIR. A. \. HAYES. cHEMlsT. BOSTON.
Yer. oeceac!a! in cit a:Es the th:aat .sen eop+u 10
speAk thauEh suffering fs.sn cn'l-~
EEv. 81. +. ANDERSON. sT. LOCis
AthaAttlly rnlis In ths above eonlnrn:atIoa.~
REV. L. SCHUYLER. ~. LnrIs,
A friend having Tried .ert:.. sr tlhta x:.u %
beaett. found relief from .h- Ttncne-."
REV. b. LET'S. FRANKFORT, ILL.
~ Sold 5y Druggists everywhere, Is cents y4s Boz n
Sold By PENTOA d co.
tS1t'y - Iase street. opposite Truont EonA-
, 1859-12-08
SEEMING Marb.ues.
g WIN G MACHINE ES.-
So5, S35 and $40.
rAo1ET T.


Double Lock, Tight, Fast Stitch.
WARRANTED 10 give as ooa satisfaction as she h.gh
sst priced in uatxet. 1akc Tie >t.teh TIE sl.5 aI
chimes lsre tEckes nnsf tr arru d.s
table. have the utfE te, straight nses. isum two
sp1u.s dn the cnas=ts: aIl rre>t work. 81 ttts
~ The !nch. RUN vEEf EASY AND ALMOST
SO1sELESs, and are neatly un!aht4. Ehher Aa.hhe vii
Stitch, Esu, Fell, Tuck, Esther 4 Er1hrolder.
They have tst-r the HIGHEST PREMIUM a, Aev+ra
Fair. The ~ Machine tioluks Ea,rn.l Is equal In cap.
dy t" the afut IN schtats Turn. tAc nn.rs xilhus
un1aslh WIKI ta speed ai vevy stll- Na3e in CHI
ergo. Ils rs ous .tlax:aIt Ears raienp Larger.
stronger. and 4 EIstrE krt.t s4tt-tnn- The 4U
fAetut.nG and 4rE Machine enmtncl .Tatxast FaErs
ratens l. vcEy large and Cnrst neHt for xsw.ik sc
eutA n. A. also. tlst able Ut doing The fnes
Swas Au..us. Eter 0f these easily leaFnes
the rtstt-t directions.
SAtnD Cscular :nl Gu. h:ns on receipt o: stmp.
We ART SUE Akktts le1- fss At ENlt EnS Il. HEM.
NEE AND GAUGE. Atn-tat;e 10 Il. thickn+rs*- ..
cotA ,nl all widths Ct ha will eua s.2as.au fels
A.o CAY 1Aat1I 1s ATTACHED ~ AIT Sk1tzo GAcEfH1
rrice, a3-
LARGE; DlS(ATNT To 1GENIS IND fLEEGT.
e. AGENTS WANTED everywhere. trono .ad ~
u 1t ft3 LAE.-sT'. aa.:,r.s l.. EURHKiL 4 Ca..
/. D. Boz S1S.:. Chicago. H. ocl3
, 1859-12-08
I1rp GQn1S.
Drp Goods.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Having to Close Out 1t ones ouI
Rich silks, SILK Robes,
IMPORTED CLoAKs. ....
RICH VELVET CLOAKS
... REAL LAcES,
FINE EMBROIDEK1E3
NJ Hfi't3 M EQQ rFnnS

And HICH DRESS GOODS
RICH SaAW1s. &e. dc-
W. vi. commences oh MONDAY. December ssh, 70 sell
them without ssxast 70 Cost Value s!!ia EoEth 1ys
totlars will be ao for two. Fur doar Silks for twelve
shtaxs: t~o dolsr slts for ons doaz; tupesb Double
Sxtt Robes. 1oh forty five doA twenty m twenty
f1e superb Fouuced Robes for twrnty i've losrs Sks
worm twelve shi y. for az shElleS Rich Astk fls.
uFed Silks for sx billings Ctcakk fruea from hundred
dolass Thirty zad Ciosks reduced tfom dotsas
actual Evening Dress Goods sks &c. for e thin
one-haf usual pEees.
A. stuck Of thtse Goods for E1te- yaf1&ty and
E1ex1aea y vel known TO- BE- loenmoarab!y teJond aay
ohet In tals secon this Will of intneeuent to Dure1
nos 70 b had aeao p.slssy for }afs 4. - s Pssi
and lower than sod here esewhtrF hsvax deter
mined c1ose them It without Fexa1a 70 eAf.
Look out for EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS on
and Aitef Monday. December tth.
We vii exh1tt at EaIna tine stock Of GENERAL
pEY GoOps, which, for extent. v.1ety. e.esauce aod
ehc=pness T. far ond aty other Ia hs ty that my
comparison il nnpJ absurd
Terms Cash, and One Price Only.
VI. N. Ross 4 CO.,
l61 Lake Street,. >. .......1s7 169
nADDEvItN fHfDDLrT'C n fx1D DTwIsC
, 1859-12-08
Price One Dollar per Hottie.
-ALt4s-
Sanford'S Family fathaYtic Pills,

PURE VEGETABLE EXTRACTS, art nut N IN
GLAsS t'1@ES. Alk TlGHT, h..u WILL
kEEF N ANY CLIMATE,
The Family Cathart:c y" ,hf'!.r srt
PILL 8eta but :. I'm H!:. scE. +. :, .ys of tha
TIVE Cztha5t!c which t,e - boWe2.
proprietor has used ip ha - TsIs Family ta,haSt!a
practice tl.A twenty Pill has, with u- tutt
yezfs. = fo this well 4s-tH,i4 l.. r. c.
The constantly nere,.rE : Lstn cn.tpunt.,i t.nrc :
demand from thas. wht = ylritty 1t TIE purea. Eex-
have long used lie PILLS = liable ExfraAts. Nktth
and tho satisfaction wh!c1 aiiks every san
ii 1pyes1 In regard tAet' - al!1"n!ary cn. a1 ~
Use hxx Induced to pac+ - sn.1 Ath IN ali rAT.
within the nach Of all Il where Cat. arr |,
Tbs Profession e.i know = e,i Dsfauxs E.cs
Of the stomach. pines. Pa!nt In the EAck AID L.ea
CostlVeneax tan snA lhe Who's hcdy, fr
Rtde1 cold. viii feQuxut4y, psEi.e .esxa ED n
eout-e Of Fever Loss u Ape TIC Cr-eng Sensation os
Gold tie bofy. Kc>tsansr+. taache, Weight
de Hrad III lntanma:sry diseases. Worms ch.1rsr
Adults Kheuua great ruz.asr OF tts G!ood RAJ
nany dsxA 10 which aeA II he1F too aunertca to <a.
lon Ia thss advertisement. Do>e. 10 ).
Price Three Dimes.
Tbs Liver fnrsoaior md Family Cataa1sic lsls &c
tailed by Drlk4ts generally, and k1lt WhGleaat By The
=. r r.. SANFORD. II. H.
Ats &r! Manufactures and FfU11trur HoaiEay. E.T,
, 1859-12-08

GANFORD'S LIVER INVUl0


Els oonptuLlsl entirely Hhui Gu1n, Ard h.
eata!IsAst fact, 3tAatlar tiutcsn. known snt @
proved By Ill that have uSed H. lu stt4.ted H. ~
c3n6ence In all diseases for which Il ia
/. has cured thou 1klA =: tGlILni7 Iar,h 4,r,
within the 1xt two yearS lnlsr Eopupia,hts I,ssn;
who l1d given up al huEs.. ry nrpay, 5t,us Sl.use
of relief, the = jEahita.i Cos1!yrst,s ~
unsolicited certificates Ii: - It, Etutra CLo.tsn ",
ny possession SHOW hu,, C1ufcsa tttaat..a
Tie c0<4 must hea11ptrdt - Eatatrnte. Jairt;ce "
tu the tempe r1nen uf tie = nae .uj II.
taG!s!u Il taking IT, AnE t1sed e..tallv ~ n
used in sGeh ~ 4atlt:tsa< rinary Family NJ tt:Lr
act gently the BGweA :. II Will SICK HEiiL
LEt The tctats Of your ACHE. la shnutan.4 Gu
Judgment Nlte Yon y ihei te-ttfy} H. twenty
ute " tAe LIVER iSFi! two or tAEts TelsrtEu.
GOKAInA. aLa |: Will fu.s ate TAKEN At eua4rosnr.
eusr Liyer Camp ants, III. = men. Ut at4ack,
l!ous tittlcks, I'espeps.a,il
All vho ar using arc k:v!nK testimony In It's Havor.
- Nix " ai tbs hs,tL With thu inviso1a4ar atd
swaliuw both tukstef.
, 1859-12-08

ssTH E JONES LAMP"
u Manufactured il srzzy variety and style, and
so!d 1t g7es,ly reduced pteea BY fAKBxLL 4 VIVIAN,
Csat1i sfszt noston tsuctFssoss to E Jonea& Coj
B. B-!he Jones Burner, feceaty improved gives more
Light I'D consumes less ou than any other "kaussne"
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CLOAN'S DOUBLE CHAIN OF
FOR THE GOLD MINES

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THE UNION: IN DANGER.


An Old Whig-one who takes his regular bit |
ters aud votes the Democratic ticket-writes to |
the Ncw York Erprtts in the following 1uguhri- |
ous strain:
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q U L l. L E II G r H
STEEL uNGRAv1Nd9
The Kansas herald of freedom. [volume] (Wakarusa, Kan. Territory) 1854-1860, 1859-02-12
Marmiton Town Company,


TIE above Company now offer inducements
4 qnequalled BY any Town Company in the
Territory.
:, The Company have Just completed the largest
Hotel in southern Kansas, being three stories
nigh and containing twenty-four large, commo-
dlo9s sleeping and sitting rooms. In addition
70 the hotel. the Company have built q large
all the commodities needed in O country like
ours. A large number of carpenters are now at
work erecting residences, shops, Offices, &c. The
company offer great inducements to mechanics
ana others, wishing to locate. The town, from
us central location, being the geographical cen,
yer OF BOURBON county, must always command
an extensive trade aud soon become an impor-
tant town IN southern Kansas, as il is surround
ed By AS GOOD FARMING LANDS as were
ever titled By the husbandman.
CLAlMS.-Good and desirable claims can be
obtained in close proximity to town and timber.
Marmiton Is splendidly and must be health
fully located, being on high rolling prairie
1t has beautiful streams OF water washing its
northern and southern limits. An excellent
STEAM SAW AND GRIST MILL
has lately been erected. and is now in successful
operation.
CLIMATE.-Narmito is situated in latitude
So so, and longitude. IL A. west from Wash
| ington. The Thermometer does not indicate a
higher degree of heat than ninety, and never in
the winter gets below zero. Farmers and Me-
chanics find no Inconvenience in doing outdoor
etc., do well on the prairie during the entire
year. There is always pleasant breeze in the
hottest days Of summer, which makes the heat
less oppressive than in many d the northern
States. Lots will be sold at exceedingly low
figures &c persons DESTROYS Of building.
| =; Z. Jones, President.
| Il. X. ROBERTS, Sec'y, aug. IA.
The Kansas herald of freedom. [volume] (Wakarusa, Kan. Territory) 1854-1860, 1859-02-12
The Eclectic college of Medicine,

The Elcctic College of Medicine,
CINCINNATI, o.
THE Spring Session of 1859 will commence ON
l. Wednesday, the 9th day of February, and
continue 10 weeks. A full and thorough course
of Lectures will be given, occupying SIX or seven
hours daily, with good opportunities for atten-
ton to practical Anatomy.
The arrangement Of the chairs will be as fol-
ows:-
TIE. st. JOHN, NJ. D.,
Professor Of ARdtomy and Physiology.
J.F. JUDGE, NJ D.,
Professor Of Chemistry and Pharmacy.
A.J.HOWE, MD,
Professor Of Surgery.
C.H. CLEAVELAND, NJ. D.,
Professor Of XtIterid Kedicd and Therdpeutics.
WIN. SHERWOOD, NJ. D.,
Professor Of Medical Prdctice and Pathology.
BUCHANAN, NJ D.,
Emeritus Professor Of Cerebral Physiology and
Institutes Of Medicine.
JOHN KING, NJ. D.,
Professor Of Obstetrics and Diseases Of Women
and Children.
The Terms for the Session will be the same as
heretofore, viz:-Marticulation, g 90; Tuition,
$40 90; Demonstrators Ticket, IS OO. Every
Student is required to engage in dissection one
session before graduatiOn.) Graduation, S25 90.
The Lecture-RoOms are newly finished, neat,
and comfortable, and in central locality, lin
College Hall, Walnut Street, where students
will find it convenient to call on their arrival.
Tickets for the session may be obtained of the
Dean Of the Faculty, at his Office, No. IS Eighth
Street. or of Prof. G.. Il. Cleveland, Secretary Of
the Faculty, No. I39 Seventh Street, near Elm.
JOHN KING, NJ. D., Dean.
Dec. II. 1859