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, 1859-01-07

CHICAGO, BURLINGTON 4 QTlSCY r. Z.
1888: :...;;::;1;.cnAM9E or 1850
nN AND AFTER DEC, IL, 1855, TWO
~ Tl1 au4h Pass .nser Trains ~lu leave the cep-
tr.l Depot ooE Of Ho1h Water streets daily ~ ol.
~ l. H. nar Express eenadays excepted arriving ),
l!axtor. t3j F. "; Quincy 9:l3. P a.
SO Z. Express tsaoda33 exrtated> a-svea Al Men.
dota II, IS T. ~. GAtshusx 500 H. M Bur
ltuRton 7S0 4 VI. Qu4nc3 II ~ A. a.
Tfaiosiea1e Eastward ~ follova:
LeArs Bur!c9to1. 1:9 4, u &A&5PM,
. " Qai1cT., =: An f:@ Pm.
" daleSo1r1. 10 " A. ST. 4 7.Al e. Il.
Express ttAtns Arrive At sh!ezxn DIS I'M SO l. u
A1re.a psaeuErf arrives II GhlrsE l0,to AN
IMPORTANT LOCAL CONNECTIONS
II AenacsA With nl!aoA Censra! KallsoAa north tcr
Aahoy N1on PEeeEoH tialeua and DuaIrth: and soutb
.oE L.salle ToaleA Hnona, PaaoiA bloomington. Deca-
At G1r,tDkton clnae connections are made By two
aa!i{ t1ain. With Burlington aad Missouri River Rail-
roadt for NJ Fessant, Yalrned. O<sunxA- OakAoosa,
siou1 CITY sad al portions Of KA1ss, md Nebraak. aso
r1llto Aeokuk.
It Quincy dlrect connections are made by stass CO
nnttes} With hannibal and ths1ee 1h Hannibal L u.
Jcseph R.ll1oaa fof 31 Joseah Leayenworsh. xa1sa8
CITY Aad Al EA.ts Of Kansas aad southe-a NebTaatA.
This u tho oniJ direct dn1inR wIter months
callcA sAk1oS In tho Whale distance TO 81. JoAeph.
A Plymouth E.r, e1ake4 for keokak-
Tcfes mar hs hAa as the Dspos u tho Michigan
CEltA RAiito4d occ ooEaef of Lake a1d Dearborn MA
e g. aAAA0an. 8sn'l bop1
9AM'L fowstt- Gsni f1akss Axsnt de13
, 1859-01-07

Illinois Savings Institution,
IN THE CITY OF CHICAGO,
(lnoorpordt<d February, 1871
:fsIiiS INSTITUTION RECEIVES DE-
1 pcssts Of dosr, and upwards. from al classss q
peyzons. including
MINORS AND MARRIED WOMEN,
4ud allow Inherent Al the rG:e Of A1 per cent per a..
run..
plvdeuds payable on the nrs: Monday OF Jaou.7 at
JulT.
TRUeTEEA
John Kersie. Wm 0sdea III NDuuham
Geo y 19le, Hubbard. 4 " Raymond,
E1Astus = WullanL John Heed. Henry Nhitbcei.
Gee itanton, Alex Coventry. o 3 n Lnl.-
ONCE No. 10. " Walhuxton street, Portland Block,
once open daily during the usual hours Of buknes,
md o. Iutx327 and Saturday EVENING"
NE K1DDER ca4hle1. -" iT!s siai1
, 1859-01-07
T. TRIPP.
Chicago. December 81. 1.51 de3i bs33 A1i

H
- HOS. County Of Cook. sa-oook County Court Of
G9mmon G. n 40 PIsss '',:; J;aaaaFy ~ TsF% A. 1ssa r,.
9ta5f 1t 9eea Ss asstae G. Ii s.
G!ap1 aod r. +: kaa.on71-in chaoee,y.
ssd aa; H..
i L, III & I'd sa
be chaaesg sds thereof he lssh day q Der. 2eeF
SS5S.; SSs 5sas: "a : ss
petseni, % s. nd sDpesz setofe aid eoes coaa @
/ Dc .ss eoas5 o. tSs at slosdss % Of j.aaai7.
Ss:a :ss : Fl -
'*'a'' '' e a "a
NJ ORIG AGE sALE-SOTICE IS
sssa 7ta: Il i
x eertaa ne5tx.Es made aad e1een,ed ey Alfred r
i g ss ~ esss;! q
ee5ata prom.osI nots u aid rno1tsaxe enuoned :?
:. 1o
Six Ceuta SoE, therefore ! SEAL b. virtue OF ths
As 81 z Sas.so .aa Comfy = Geei .ad safe =
tIe6sst ei5d.r r. "a de fono.ios de.ctieed
s3hst g. NJ y sas ts95 2; r
se 4 9q Psa z III Tas a9,dsd 2aTr Is: sot sat
oss..a. De-. I'd u ,s. 90, NJ GRAZ Ne Hg7ss:s ms,
CTATE or ILLlNOTs, COOK COUNTY,
= 9; FL County o'uzt Of Cook County. February
Weat "a othsr aaiao1n Dl7ties.-Petii;on io1 IL
AMd11t Of fthe aon-Fsdeare Of MD de eendao. Jsaes
soa q ss ta,s ss pas hss .s
o. fEthdeaee a-e 1ak1nsn % sa!d Hso claim
ST e see 81 s.
Glsrt q s.d ooastI goet q ooek Geaaty nose i
ossed dltd il ps.hsa q .sid cou1s - shs :ss az
4 .ss Sss; = * !ss !os.a. a ehs
t g. s"a steo5 st sp
.as Tn.1 q Gh!saso z css1 c:aq 1!ao1. I'd q.
Ia e. Moaa, s
rua w ns5t o. IL .Ss -. = Iey =.
& ~ s,ss..
GSet E g s. Ses :. "a u 9
{ f. "a ass I'd I'd g. q s: s "a
5s ass. ~ nesetn saatsd nd .sassd ~ b s.tea =
% The pzayu ot ssid petition. , ,.,z-,..
ssss!s ss's.4s b:s:s s;sss s seEs I;
MASTERS sALE-sTArE OF ILL1-
w poIs Cook Count, a3~oook County oout Of
Common i:h.ss. rfs,is; v-.,v,,.ru ~ 1o,r K.u-
resas ss$ss !: ssss;; :ss =. Z Of
asse = "a e.Ss, :ess e5ss e csar ass
III % .bs tents ~ = ..a.y: / D isza = IL.
&c + e Z
Chteako se u public ancsioo . The highest bidder fer
81 = ~ =: & s. st.: = s!s:t S
tear M n ;hs he Of onsax COMFY q ceea
sss e
Z aa IN = sh' s.Tsr sPs
Il Aaser r In chsocezJ for Cook ConntH
, 1859-01-07

1858. Winter Arrangement 1853
SA MICHIGAN CENTRAL AND SEAT,
WETElN tCANADA) aAfLw.Y
HlRAISS LEAVE THE GREAT CENTRAL
/ Depo'. foot # Lake stre.*, ch:cazo:
s.W l.. A-Nes York E1ur:s-{c1v-,. arsdars> arrive
atpetro!t hs0 7: d.: !rspentrn Brt..e or
RrGAoI:u 4. NJ: Albany ~ P. NJ. New
7ort lG+j 2. NJ: PuEa4cI. Eia v!a Elsoi:A
II ~.
90 L. k-C,oe!naau E1pses.-Gu:ls,s excepted.
Arrive Al Cincinnati At 9.Mp. ".
7+o.A. H-Detru!t AechnnAsioa tr4ce:t SE.tsay) n.
FTe At Detroit ii-;jP. 81.
P.A-hew fo-k and Hoatoa E4press-t9a:c7,aTs
excepted>. Arrive Det' o!i s.25 P. Nj su*i ..
dun Bridge Of Buffalo atn I. N .Alh%Gy IL W
A. H.: New York t3G H., Rostnu II u i. II
1oo Z, A-Cnclnaati aad Lcu.svile E13rsm-te1cspt
aa.orday.> tTtvr II Cincinnati II u A. II.
L1g.1yie kt1 Z. ".
Only on< trAl: on 'cculT 4: .t4P. " ....
All trains ccraeet Al PAr1a With he u@.!e a1i f.ss
Huron Railway fG: liu%4le anc ali Tol56 S.At \. To
ronto With re 'G7a1d Tr7at RA4xs1 to k!rs.t"n. ~
deoabu.zh. hoet1-L. o:etsc- SD A. ra2ls IL CaaHis
East Northern teEio"n:. ses Han: s..zr a1d A2!2t
l" D2xEaxe Ct tcke .htJ1a.-
Through icles c. 4Ae Il i. epal .a.fuat a1--
IN The West anI 1t the general nsncc. g. ser Lax snd
Dearborn streets. cpaeee Tie rt-f2cal Tome. Ccsas.
2ad It the arpoL foot - l. I. 5.:t.t.
I y. RICE. 7u:. !.,ca4ea.
3. ]. tFiLoi1a. Gea- i'aS. +tens, u. =. K.E ro91
, 1859-01-07
Hog and Provision Trade.
~ III

From lie CincInugti Price Current Jenust55.1
The reports from our correspondents as the
various .owns, where pork ia packed, through.
ont the NeRt, nre coming III this aeason much
earlier than usual! We had heard, up to yea
terday. from seventy-ave places, sixty nine Of
them from our own correspondents. Az sixteen
Of those places, packing was not ret finished.
but peariy 80. We reserve the details for our
tull and in2l statement, but will now gire the
aggregates for this and last year, far as heard
from.
Nm Tara
IIia R'Rsoh. 4tJ
LAE seaAon.... ..1oatA
Ipc,eahc at IS les.;D
In ,heEe aggregates are included the number
packed ut th1a city, Which We put down at 3in.-
01O; Louisville. which We put down at ESQ COO:
md ST. Louis and C1ic3go. which we put down
ut the statements published at those places.
AB regards the falling oil in weight, we find
there il great irregularty. In Illinois it is re-
ported trcmS1 u to 90 ner cent. in Indiana from
~ 10 II per cent. : in Ohio ircm to IL per
cent in Iowa from = to l9 per ceut. in Ken
lucky mud Tennessee, the esiimates are an in
cEeuse oi 10 per cent. Al Milwaukee, the
decrease il but ~ per ceut We hare ciassi-
the decrease, though not rs closely a. We shalt
do when making our final statement. We find
the deficiency, ID weight equal to lo1, 200 hogs,
which being deducted from the increass given
nboye, is aa follows:
Increase AZ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Leauct iof ~eGlt... ....l:l:oJ
, 1859-01-07
r. A. THOMAS d. CO.,
KA1u7AcTulkRa o.
DAVIS PATENT 4LSPHALTIC ROOFING.
tPATESTED ACGUBT q, 1Sa3
nRENIUMS AWARDED At THE LATE

Il HEtE411[A + u HtIu II tEEH f1.y-
The foundation Of till Fooe1x consists Of Canvas eat-
1s.ted With AspaAtru uaderaid 1ta Fe p2per. or Of
le4t alone Tho COVERING compound u composed OF A.
ed barok. been discovered ioe dtsolvt1k Rubber md
6heisc aNoHtn1 All saaatsJ aess5sd = be used and
gensse and injurious solvent. used n al The Coal rar
Ce1tnA Eatca AlEz3y 1pcT1ts sid leave she Eompo
uoa porou1 Aod brittle IN this Compound III The voa-
tie matter removed treJ freeing It from such de-
tectA and ls known to b. tte dut1bs material for
tuadnE In the xntld
Old Competition Koosa Of every description repaired u
Aperua1eat and satisfactory manner.
All ordeFs promptly attended to. OrdeTs ro the coro.
ty supplied Nth the prepared Canvas Pzn &ud Com
poduoa. With 1nsifucton1
State acd County RikhtA for sals On te1o Heas ID,
v1ntAke 70 those Who Wah permanent bus -
lad Block: corner Of Dearborn aod WA1hla n szee4A
ChlcaxA LII. T. q. box Aa o.: :oIla I'm
, 1859-01-07
COQE T. SARGENT

COOK T. SARGENT
JAAENE 1AE+..
OooK SARGENT T. DOWHEY
IOWA CITY.........,........,.... Iowa
COoK SARGENT t. COOK
50aT DE8 4OINE1..... .......................1OWA-
COOK SARGENT 4 PARKER
FIoKENCE..,.............. .............NEBRAHKA,
BANKERS i DEALERS IN EXCHANGE
~ Make eolsctioas and remit to any pert Of the
Particular attention Kiven 70 the payment of ssxeA
AttorneYs II Law connected With our honseh
COOK 4 D1LL0H Davenport, TQx&-
<. u. DuWNEY, lows Nty.
R1Yi TO
LW. Clark %, Phlladclpals.
Z W. Qlkrk, Dodxe Co., New fo-S
~. Di1Feu. Prest. Mas Bank. KofttL.
H. Holmes tou. Ptieburxt.
]. W. CLARK Co.. Bogton.
z ", Qlatk 4 Brother, st IQ1L.
Hatch LAnglon. 81. LouiE.
Geo Smith i Co.. Chicago.
1orf, MAJ II IT,
, 1859-01-07
SPLENDID CUTLERY.
REGEES AND 0TuE13
Pocket and Nail Knives,
EXTRA FINE SCISSORS,
HoICE RAJ oRS.
J. II. REED & CO.'S, Apothecaries,
~ AND US LAKK Strict.
Dt1Lr IL fA4 FaneY and Ibil<s GopGE.

Oe7z<r ~ ma faneY d"0 7o'7Es 6ood*+
deaf bN
Governors OF steam Engines.
ATANUFACTURERS AND OWNERS OF
1F1 gteam Esa.oes Who are deatrpC1 Of maintaining
steady motion Ii theif machinery. snd stsa 70 save
their ernae1 noH bfr1ltnG down bv running away ezn
b Accourodased b. 1acs W1.on saoveruo: nd Valve
fhs1 ae Eupe+ eolapaa handsoaae. and not Liable 70
Ett oct Of oedff.
Prsces t1okc u fotovN 70 VII:
For EuEnes Cd 10 70 Hor>e Power. 838
For h1.nasFoua 70 100 uospe Power. ~
For Hxtnes froEa 100 tn no Horss Ppx1... 80
md Il tidlak cont They require AIi7sxtnx. and
VII ae sop valfe x1de ooea viii Eua the en1ae = one
iae VERY bex1 arAMJ.
sai1ac6oa Given or uonsy Rsfundsd. :
.edtre2I. 8 WILSON, keodostou. Ph1adsphia. PA
tncanEnK above sDeCded 1QEL sad stating ttAnet4 Of
steAm poe diameter md k<uke Of pltan. and number
Of revolutions required per ralopte.
Ruxxscx:-dou John Wiltuo. lA&e CouElAt4a q
Lznd Dcparte1tnk / O. 3. Z. Co. ChlcaEo.
rot 9o-b&A
, 1859-01-07

TASH ADFANCED.-I An PREPARED
Opuate ..-
CASH ADvA~CEH
On ehpensa Produce for saie n RqEao hsx Fork
AIktt. . B. MoCHE3NER,
iTN6m~s2e0 stetl's Block Isl Sopt Water street
SAWYER, WALLACE d CO.,
Comm iSSiO1I aWel'ch
NEW YORK.
Underwood T. Co., Chicago,
nh1ns@.1v Aeentg far the Sef;h-Htat
, 1859-01-07

1S AND AFTER SUNDAY, NUV, 18th,
depot daily. B21daJs txcepted} ~ sfollowr:
8ALKSA / CHICAGO Union r. 3-HA1HLrSa
For frrepert. Gzena pune!th. Belo,l Jxne1ll!e md
prais!e dn Chien.
pHseascE Aad ~ =.
Eds. Mc4eory cr5stal Lake !. BIC. ,uond 80 ?. 81
CHICAGO. xLLTOA AND IOWA LINE
FOR n11os, yu1raa AID ck4raAL owl
TSrouss faaeoxer Sp 4
rhIoass s.,n: vi: Leave Central 5epos 4 10. of
LAKE kttstt. assoaow.:
o,u. ,sna ,oa'.1kst, ssn.7s;.2 .2,7;AcL. .,r,p
TaAI.,s EAsTwA2D.
oaLEA AID CHICAGO C1:oN xl.LacAl
Ltsve pc9leita 10 !. a.-.Tve in Caleaxo
-z.cAac. scITcz Al, ,IcxAGak
Ixlvc Fu.tca 7lGA h-ar-4rcl IN C'aca[o 1t ;E 2. u.
Leave yal.o? l'Nr M.-az..ro Ia Chicago !: - 80 pM.
Leave DeA 4t 1,5A A.-AEiTn Ia Chtcaso II us l. u.
rz+.o- Axo xAcfsna a3A3cn.
t-Arr J2aesy.isa II 10 II l. M.-Ariyt In Ch.cAso u
t.ay: JaaeyEls 4: asa P. N-ar7s In Chicago Al
sox Ryla VALET aA11cAn,
Leave Elxa At ~ 4. M--sr1svs in Gnlcasn f55 r.
Uaioo Rallfoai AMI Fioa Ia-s shor!d iale the 1ans
fsoG Wells Stse-t Depot.
0ne Of Wos'lMzs pA:sct 81 c:!ax cH1-t! leave Cen
AL the above fFAluA connect with the Great EA4teIt
Lies dtTeEtuk ton clleAxo.
Through s!ck tt5 be oout Al thc soloN1ag oAoes:
J. W. i G. r 4 Text once. gamer of Randolph ind
Dearborn stree:k hcE!Ean Southcfn Qrscs under tho
Rercse xad Al T. Csa11al 4l Nr!ls Dep"ia
PA Htit arr'.
, 1859-01-07

BELTS. !lELLEk s. Co..
T0MMISSION AND FORWARDING MER.
~ 1cHASTE, No. II South AAn s,ree;, st. Lo1e, 1fo.
z
, 1859-01-07

pUMsEY BRO. K 90, COMMISSION MER.
II CaASM
Giye their exclrdse attention tot tns
PURQEAGE AND EAL1
Of Flour, Grain, and other Produce,
on ook1ug1u1.
.eo1th Ws.eseor CLARK ksze:s.......~-.i4
uoSs sSs3 II CHICAGO
, 1859-01-07

Unsettled Claims not due sla te
Losses Eqlhb'y Adjusted and Promptly Pnid.
UPWARDS, OF ;s11,oooooo Of loses have been
paid BY tue AtnR lngu1znce Company In The past 81
yeRfA --
Fire and Inland Navigation.
fAlt nrolt
Especial attention given 70 Irsutaoce Of DvellIn1 and
Contents for terms of Of oae or Eve years.
O7Eau!xed on = NATIONAL basis With a1endes IL
the p5tnpipal cities ed towns oash fee
made to snr duly authorized Agent promptly attended
To- 1T strict attention legitimate Insurance busneta
thIs Company 10 enabled oner both indemnify for the
past and security for the future.
Policies Issued without oe'aS BY Any Of l dnlS author
lied AgtniA
Branch 0hhce ii Vine street. C.nclnoau.
- BuIness attended TO With dispatch nd ddelNy-Aa
]. B. BENNETT, Gensrcl Agent
HuDDARD HUNT, Agents. Chicago.
n. B. PATCH. State Agent Peoria, lluue.s
-Ern
, 1859-01-07

THE RANK OF AURORA.
HALL BROTHERS, AURORA. ILLNoIa
DANKERS j. DEALERS In EXCHANGE
All collections entrusted to them viii meet prompt at.
tentoO- Eefer to Bank Of the Stale, flew York. G.
Adafua and George 8u1lth TO-, Chicago.
F..
, 1859-01-07

Il
F. G. sALT0NsTALL d Co..
COMMISSION STOCK BROKERS, COR
~ NER CLARK and Lake 6.reets- VIII attend to the
putrhAse md sale Of etoc1 and bouds O.! desc1p
tipo either in ihlt OF il the New York Market Quota
dous Of tho New York Stock Market received daily ~
TELEGRAPH sAles and rnrchases made ii ths STOCK e
, 1859-01-07

.nT TIE

CASH CAPITAL $1,Q00,DQo
fAbsolute aad Cnlnpa-ed
With a Surplus OF 5000, lao 10.
And the prestige o! % years succcxs and experience
The Capital alone heinz double th8t Of any Hire IpE.
rance Company In The United Gtates.
, 1859-01-07

XNTE ARE PREPARED TO MAKE CASH
w ADVANCES on i;r2l Ipr shipment East, giving
he 1wneF privilege ot selling in l'HHalp Sss Yurk fr
h.. s.ttnt totn1lsE1on. Ea1ERNOUlt Gu.
1c.,,.1Y:;s77 l5sS. Watrr STREET
, 1859-01-07

SERVERS ADVERTISING AGENCY.
Is psdrtorn Street, CAicago.
jzo3 IceA Thur / SIT b HE
, 1859-01-07

A2sETB July LIT, 1851
Cash on hand and deposited Ia Hartford
Banks. 4l7a III 16
Cash In trAI sit ard Agents hands, 14s7la rs
U. Treasn1y NOTES. 5uer cent fEtere..... 2S01 o.
!t5 etate Honds. 14o55O %
Money due the Company. secured BY mort
kase:. -........:.,,............. 4ElB 04
Reat Estate nnncumbered ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. t5,31 ii
BILE receivable. %. 6i&4 81
MAHKN vAIuk.
i6l Bonds I. 7. and 10 cent interest aunu- =
..............-........... l6la5o 10
81 shares Railroad Rtock. E2712 a
bs shares Connecticut River Co. Etock.... 1850 10
61 shares Ftadord Hank etork. k@J 10
50 ahates Waterbury Bank Stock.......... $50 %
- shares Providence Bank atock....,.... l,e77 %
133a shares Hartford Bank etocE. &}!i1a 50
FH0 ehzfes New York Bank Stock.....,.,. bs37%O (U
IS shares Jer1er utY 1iank stock. Ls11 u
~ slareA Y l.. Trust Co: New York Stock. 1l2o0 "
] t50 shases Hew York. L. and Trust Com.
pans Stock. ..............,............. a4Do0
A. c.r tsn IN
, 1859-01-07
Ba1lki11g and. Gxfba,1ge.

B.a-FKI.1'H MOUNR
or WILLARD, ALEXANDER 4 co.
~ Bank Of Depoait fcre3kn and pouesie Ezah1nsa
COLLECTION Aud Ehip r1zsAfe
50 CLARK STHEET.............C CHICAGO
, 1859-01-07

HOFFMANN q: GELPCKE,
3 a N K e r 8, Chioa GO.
nEPOSITS RECEIVED AND INTEREST
~ SLOWED on Special Depods. Liberal aeconmoda
Eona granted 70 dcposors Independent Of the tate Of
the money Market
,EX0H4S9E and letter. Credit In suras to suit-
the principal cuez Of the United States and Europe.
EXCHANGE ON EUROPE to Importers. II New FORK
quotations.
TIME LOANS on private boads md mortgages ueko-
tAted Western STATE tou1ty CITY o. Railroad Io1us
HtEpt1ated abroad. jAEa
FEAKo16 i. B0S4KAHA, AiKJ Gr1ixH. o1To 0HfCK1
, 1859-01-07

BALDWIN & DODGE
AEKERS d LAND AGENTS.
COUNCIL BLU7F8............IOWA C1TY,
Collections cade At the usual rates Exehause On the
principal cltie1 Of the Uutou bought and sold Real F.
tate bought aod sold commission. Land araux TO-
Gated " 80 per lb acst and 34e Ia I'D Omct
fec. All s1zed warrants ia aAEae proportion
Observation-Disclosures Bank, CAlcaxo; Henry farasea,
Esa.. Prcddent Chicago and x. Railroad aerlcao
E1cha1fe Bank. tcW York; Du1ktt Bullock, Ut
Loulx
JOHN 7. DODGE, dslo1y.s<so G. M. BALDWIN,
, 1859-01-07

NOTES FROM HENRY WARD BEECH
IN ER3 D12CoURCE5 Now ready aod tos sale ty
D. B. CUokE Co.. Ill Lake street
, 1859-01-07

GEO. NTH 90.
BANKERS AND DEALERS IN FOREIGN
- aad Doues.lc Exeh sc.
CHIQAG. ILLINpA
VoLectcni Eade on III III PRINCIPAL ciue- IL &ss unE
ted a:1te1 On tie moHfSvor tle tert14 1rW
, 1859-01-07

ntURRY NELSON
DRODUCE, COMMISSION e. SHIPPING
MERCHANT
No. HnlNds Block corner Clark and Bouth eter-sta
Akents for the FULTON STARCH WORKS, Fulton,
II. d.ate Oswexo River Starch Company.) They
1aoufACAYe al kinds Of Qern Sarch Of per9nE
quality. Orders addressed to n. NELSON. P. o. 34l
will recefVe prompt attention. oc9 bl21 IL
, 1859-01-07

fHU4 DROPS-e00 BOXES FRESH AS
PfXToN R6Bnsgoa sxIfH.
Nr>Nlnest@ Fts~@1zeA &nnth Wx4zE
, 1859-01-07

ULR1OHs & GEUDTNEH
E1 CLARK KSTREET-OLDTHBUN OFFICE
Specie, Bank Note, Exchange
AND COLLECTING oEYICE
Bay constantly PoreIkn ead Domestic Gold and Silver
Coins. Easts1n Bank Notes and Uacu-reht Money. Sell
E1ciaase New York and E71te Ooneco1S hrcuzhouI
the United ttates nod canada4. jel4 Is II at
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1859-10-19
RIPT'ON


Tie nonresident lror1et"r- "l Land in the
town Of Riplonin the cou"Not Addison are here
"v notified that 1hc iiNe- assessed by said town
,nn the year ne NJ proceeding this date remain
N'h,' W Wh1le or ~ part nhpad on lh' l"ll"w-
n " ne cribcd lands IN said town 10 wit
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~ par ""il uo-heh part
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RELIEF ~ TEN MINUTES
Bryan's Pulmonic Waters

rpE OptgtNAI MEDICINE ESTABLISHED ~ 1Uj7
ondfrst drficle Of he kind eCtr introduced Had,,
he an,ae of "PULMoSIC WAFEns." IN dis of
ana othe, country; al othep Pah0onic Waters
ore conafei feiis. Tie genuine can be kRorR By
Ae naias BRY AN bring stamped oa each WAFER.
pnYAN's rULMoNIC wAfERs
Rtiiecs C5a6h,, Colds, Sore iLroat, Hoarse0ess.
BnYAN's PULMoNIC WATERS
Rehevc Asthma, BroacLitis DiGcah Bfohtng.
BRYAN's PULMoNIC WATERS
Relieve Splitting Of Blood, Pans IN the Chest.
BRYAN's PULMoNIC WATERS
Rehers hcipient Consumption, LING Di'edse'.
BRYAN's PULMoNIC WATERS
Reliere Irritation of hc Ucuia and 7Onsds
BRYAN's pULMoNIC WATERS
ReEers the a5Oro Complaints ~ Ten Minutes.
BRYAN's PULMoNIC WATERS
Are Blessing TO all Glasses and Constitutions,
pRYAN's PULMoNIC WATERS
Ar, addp,ed for TocdhsiS and public Speoters
BRYAN's PULMoNIC wAfERs
Are IN a simple form and pleasant 10 the taste
BRYAN's PULMoNIC WATERS
Not oalg relieve, but effect rapid + listing Chrss
BRYAN's PULMoNIC WATERS
Are svarranted TO gice satisfaction 10 ecery one.
JOB MOSES, sole Proprietor Rochester, NY,
For sale by II. A. SHELDON.
NJ. s. BURR, the Boston, General Agent for
Ne 25;l;y
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DIED.

At Shoreham, at the residence of her father,
aamueI Moore, Esq, on the 4th inst MRS. JEN.
sIE NJ FRANCIS, wife of aIr. P. P. Francis OF
Nation, H., aged 80 years.
She left her western home a few weeks pre-
vous in good health, to visit her eastern friends,
from whom she had been three years absent.
With everything to render life desirable to her
self, and to make her dealh lamented by others.
She could with perfect composure and conhdlng
faith resign her soul into the hands OF her Heav-
emily Father.
She has left Husband and Children and large
circle OF relations ond friends to mourn her early
departure. The Presbyterian Church at Nation
of which she was one OF its most active and ef
ficient members. us also the Society, deeply iee
and deplore her death
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THERE IL NO KNOWN remedy can exceed IN
speediness Of cure, and certainty OF effect, than
that which has become world famous, as DIR
HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BlTTERS. In al
diseases Of the stomach, which are OF morbid
nature, the BIZ rs have effected most remarkable
cures when many other medicines have failed
Hundreds Of certificates have been given by those
who have thoroughly tested its efficacy, all of
which corroborate its efficiency, when it is ad-
ministered according to the directions on each
bottle.
Some of the worst cases of Dyspepsia, Diarrhea
and Costiveness, have been permanently cured
by the use Of the Bitters'
For sale by druggists aud dealers generally,
everywhere.
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MARRIED.

At Vcreennes, Oct. 18th. bv Rev, DR.. W. ).
palch of Ludlow, Mr.. CHARLES p. GooDwlN, At
torney at law, Of Waterloo, Iowa, to Miss SARAH
ELLEN WILSON daughter Of Samuel Wilson OF
Vergennes.
stel. Mr.. CHARLES H. ELpRIDGE to Miss MARY
Jane GOODWIN all of Bridport.
In Panton, Sept. 2sth, Mr.. JAMES DuffEf of
Chicago, Illinois, to Hiss SARAH ELIZABETH
TES Brock of PantoL.,
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DEFORMITIES.

DR., j. W, PHELPS, Gs fremont Street Roston,
has introduced many Improvement in the me thod
Of treating deformities, which have met with the
appreciation OF the most scientific men in this
country and in Europe For the last twent y-fve
years he has given special attention To the cure
of Hernia or Rupture, Deiorned Feet, Curvature
of the Spine, ne. These detnrmites in children
should be attended to EAELT as a few years neg
lect may render them incurabe.