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BnI-PIAcEIHEs- HoIEBRooKE-PIAcErHE On Mon
day Jan. II by the Rev. DR.. Lord Mr.. THOMAS NJ BELL
by the same, Mr.. JAMES B. HoIEBRooKE to Miss MINNIE
PIACETHls, all of Brooklyn, NJ. "
-WHrMAN.--At Farmiugton, CT. on Wednesday,
Jan. IL, EDWARD FORBES, of New York, to Ellen NJ ,
daughter Of Ed. Whitman Esq.,, of the former place
California papers please copy
SMnHsoS-MuRRAY.-In this city, on Thursday evening
Dec &c. by the Rev. James Met at the residence the
brides mother, Mr. JONAS T. SxrHsoS of Fairfield Conn.,,
to Miss SARAH JANE MURRAY. Of this city.
WAroS-SEAMAN.-,ln WeaverviIle, CAL. Monday,
Dec g. by the Hon. Judge Miller at the residence of the
brides brother JOIN A. WATSON TO ANNIE SEAMAN, late
Of Bethlehem Pa
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United States Supreme Court.

WASHINGTON, I659.
Horatio F. Aver OF New York, and Dennis F. Muir
phey, Of Philadelphia were admitted counsellors.
No. 49, The Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore
Railroad Company Phillip Qugley. Error 10 the Cir
cult Court of Maryland Justice Campbell delivered the
opinion Of the Court reversing the judgment with costs,
and remanding the with direction to award ueire
.5dcias de nopo
No. 20 Daniel H. Lownsdale ct al. VS.. Josiah L. Par
rish Appeal from the Supreme Court Of the Territory Of
Oregon Justice Catron delivered the opinion Of the
Court Diminishing the cause for want Of Jurisdiction.
No. 40. The United States Michael Nye. Argumen
concluded for the appellants.
NO. 49, The United States vs.. Nathaniel Bassett
Argument commenced for the appellants Continued for
appellee.
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Assembly.
ALBANY Jan. Il, 1852
Hills REroRrED.
> In relation 10 criminal indictments. Favorably.
To auhoriso Notaries Public and Attorney to act as
Commissioners of Deeds. Favorably.
To prevent frauds on the canal revenues unfavora
oily.
TO make Surveyors Commissioners Of Deeds Unfavo-
rabiy.
BY Mr.. CoSKIISG (rcp.) to prevent unsafe buildings
for the better security against fires in New York, and
organizing board for the government Of the Fire De-
psrtmcnt
BY Mr.. RUTHERFORD (dcm), 10 provide one dollar a
day compensation 10 petit jurors in New York aud five
dollars additional fees 10 the clerks OF courts for each
cause TO DO tried by jury.
By Mr. WILSON (dem.), requiring report within one
year Of unclaimed deposits savings banks FOR the past
ten years, from tho Superintendent OF the Banking Do
partment
Also to require Senator's and Asscmblymen To be resi-
dents of the districts In which they elected.
Also providing that Common Council may, by ma
jory order convention to amend their city charter
consist Of not less than four delegates from each ward
In Now YORK, OF four delegates from each Aldcrmant
district.
BY Mr. Trrml rcp) 70 repeal the act for the rcmova
Of quarantine. Mr.. Tuth had unanimous consent 70
Port this bill favoraby from Committee on Commerce
was also sent 10 the Committee the Whole by unani
nous consent.
Tho srEAKxR announced ,hc following ns the COMMITTEES
ON the Equalization Of tho Taxation Of tho
Noulton, Fuller, hamsoy Stewart and Van Cortlandt.
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O0sters-C0mmerclal Disssters oS
Ateucs OF the RevoIutson-Exo-
Aon Oh Sa'Dishsn at Newark-Intercssinr
rom hustralla-The Troubles I'm Kansas
O''y News-srnrket Reports, &c., &c.
..e FAMILY HERALD of nen Wednesday will contain
M ue no"s OF The previous week OF Importance and /.
''o-cf OF miscellaneous reading. Among ns contents
VIII 70 fourj;--
An interesting Account Of the Fisster Expedition which
stAobie In the schooner SusanAppearanoe OF Her Pas
senges-Names Of the Leaders Of the Expedition &C. &C.
Report Of the Proceedings Of Congress-
Mass Meeting Of the Patriots and Refugees Of all the Euro
NaonsAdresses by sgnora Mario and Leading Revo.
| ls.sspss &c.
TIE 81. Battery at Hoboken-Thc Manner in which the
Work /, pro N"s-pescrpton Of tho Bat.ery--whst h
y. Sn Goat to Complete IT,
7he commercial Dasers of 1885, ne iiaes OF Trade North,
East Som srd West Number Of Fan "eS IN eAch state
WE'VE and sts'N,'cs or Mercantile Agency
OnEelcs Of the neroluuon-w ashIngtons He 0qusfte-
The Washington Hsei--.>rnods Residence-King Arms
Tavern-The Bowling Green-The Middle Dutch Church wa
the North Reformed Dutch Chcrch-Ihe Walton House.
Rhineanders Sugar House. &C.
An account OF the Execution Of James Mcehon at Newark
FOR the Murder OF his Sister In LAWFUL Particulars Concern
ing the Notwithstanding Particulars Arres Con.
duct Since his Arrest &c.
Terms-S2 per year. single copy four To be OBJ
tared at the Office, and of all the agens Advertise
menis inserted at the usual HERALD ratea
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From the Plains.

ST. LOUIS, Jan. II, 1850.
despatch from Independence to the Republican says
that just as the New Mexican mail was leaving Santa Fe
express arrived announcing the safe arrival Of the
missing Ne0sho mail party 70 Albuquerque.
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sale OF TIE Erard pianos. To Mr.. Bfcusing tho IN
tes1eisng music publisher, Of 7ol Broadway, tnc am
has oobhded tie or iB interests here liz
his hands the sale OF these instruments has acquired
greaer importance than al any former period OF their i'm
roreon aud will doubt eventually drive the piano
OF most other foreign makers out Of the market.
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Loss Of the Ship Oxnar,,. Of Boston.

HAMPTON ROADS, Jan. II, 1859.
The ship Oxnard of Boston, from Cardiff, bound to San
Francisco, coal laden sprung leak in gale off Cape
Horn, and was abandoned. The saved aud
have arrived here They saved by the ship Chariot
Of Fame, Capt Knowles, now in the Roads.
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The State Military Association.

ALBANY, Jan. II, 1853.
The State Military Association meets here tomorrow,
when the annual address will be delivered by General
Bentley, Of Madison county.
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Dyspepsia our national dseasewesk stomach feeble d.
geson, distress after eating cosive habit bilious condition
How many suffer with and Its attendant symutoms
s2rs hsd taste coated obsupeaed head and attacks
OF headschei feth0w few know how orally,
because the bowels conspad resort had csharcs
oraXatves But such condition
whose only ONCE Ia 10 weaken the digestion the
tegrify Of the entire assimilatiye System.
But Humphreys Homeopathic dyspepsia pills. snpe.
medcated pibnve cured hundreds of the and
most stnac This h done simply by improving
Which rssnl good appetite regular habits clear head and
ouoyGn spirits Such medicine gen. and only requires
TO be known to DO appreciated.
trice. y cents box, with directions Six boxes 81
n B-A full Sc. Of Humphreys Homeopathic Specifies
With book OF directions, and twenty different remedies in
large yais morocco case s.; do I'm plain case 81 family
These remedies by the single box cass sent by mail
or express ree OF charge TO any address receipt of the
price, Address r. HUMPHREYS * CO.,
No. 500 Broadway, N. Y.
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NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.


Senate.
ALBANY, Jan II, 1882.
The only business of interest done the Introduction
at joint resolution requiring representatives in Con
gross toopposc an increase Of tho rates of postage
PUNISHMENT FIGHTING.
: The bill to punish prize fighting passed.
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Fire Proof Safes.
WIIDER's PATENT sALANANDER.
DEPOT, 122 Water street,
Near Wall street, New York
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The Steamship North America.
PORTLAND, Me-, Jan. 16, 1859.
The steamship North America left to-day for Ports
mouth, n. H., TO repair.
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Sr-pyE,E CovTT--Circut Mos. g. Go, "a, 81,
60 IL e3 337, 341 543 3s5, 347 34e 35l, 1858, 1856,
a5i. $50 sol, $685. Part $40, $40, 372, 37s, $3.50,
3e4 500 400, lao, $500, 4o4, sl2 49, AIS, 424, 42e
42s, 4So, 492, 4S4
UNITED s14rEs DISTRICT CovRr--Nos. 02, IS, 49, los,
100 III, 10, 81, 81, So, 81, So, 81,
COMMON PIrAs--part 2Nos. go, 1856, 1855, 236, 2sa,
242 l4l, 2Os, ga, x45, 246, 24s, 249, $50, 252
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PHILADELPHIA, Jan. II, 1859.
Pccoomini achieved her greatest triumph this evening
in the "Traviaa," to overlooking audience. She leaves
in the morning for the South but returns next
complete the most successful witnessed in
PHILADELPHIA.
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Fire In Portsmouth, Va.

PoRTsa0uH, Jan. II, 1859
The Portsmouth Literary Hall was burned on Sunday
morning. causing loss Of 81 O0O The Ocean House was
damaged to the amount Of 81 500.
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PORTLAND, JAM II, 1859.
The Kernellng Mills OF the Gotham Powder Works,
containing eighty kegs of powder blew M Saturday af
ternoon, killing Mr. David r. Jones' Tho mills were
owned by G. G. Newhan g. Co., of Salem, Mass.
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Genuine Camphor leo, sor Curing Chappctl
hanes aud lips only manufactured BY II. W. VONDEk'
SMITH. Depot l0S Bowery
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a. w. Fnber's Lead Pencils Sold MT Retail
nv All sscners Wholesale only by T. FARER, sole agent
"a liarnst
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ro,oplexion.-Thc Oriental Bcautlfcr.-
Magical Effects Try gratis at the depot 1856 Broadway or at
ixfIiDS, $50 Broadway.
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yrrrr1ne,s Patent Champion Fire
And burglar proof safe Isl Broadway Murray
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Chapped Hands, Ssc.--Ctrtain Curc.-liego.
MAN &COs champion Zoe, With gycoIine, 1865 ss OIL ana
1856 broadway.
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Great Reduction In Prices nj Ballou's Shirt
croypn and cene furnishing store the winter
s.asts BALLOu BROTHERS, 400 Broadway
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Naval Intelligence
Court Cnlcndar-Thls Ilny.

The United States steamer Minnesota remained
shauehae on TIE 18th of November. All well
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E,ll. Inimitable Hair Cuttcr.--fInir Dye, 30
cents box No. Barclay street. New York; o2 Broadway
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:. A1ao A11HlIurttHts-IIkt IhFIE0-
rating duaies OF this article great and unesuaed
restores the bloom Of youth to The checks OF the aged and
and heahfu rapidity In fact is reuvena.or Of unsp.
proechaole and lnnable excellence. For all dis
matter how produced must be considered nfa
hls ecGe II also cure for Affections centreug the
liver stomach or brain. Its mission besow
tally and physical ability 1t likewise renders the mini calm
and cheerful The proprietor Is satisfied that will
vince the eebest that rejuvenae speedily
and permanenly The Life EIhiarant is for sale wholesale
and retail at No l65 Chambers street. and by Mrs HAYES
Brnnkiyn large bottle ST. air hnttiss %. Sent
TO any part OF the country.
Take Healthful Physical Exercise at Woods
gymnasium. No. East Twenty. eighth street.
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Georges Hair Dye, Black or Brown, tho
cheapest and best In the Worldony cents bottle Try IL
Whskers and moustaches dyed III few utes; wiz moi
wash out Sold ct the drug store 306 Grand street. NY
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Members ofthe brooklyn
MERCANTILE LIBRARY
Read the expose In the special notice column NJ The Tribune
liza. mn
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Defiance Salomander Safes-With Patent
powder proof locks and bars Also and burglar
rroof parlor cafes. Depot 1872 Pearl street.
ROBERT M. PATRICK
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Bachelors Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupoes-.
the best In the world SURPRISING all made Sold and applied
Ct the mandatory, 233 broadway.
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The Steamship Pacific.
Boston, Jan II 1859.
The steamer Pacific, from New York for St. John, n.
f., spoken the 9th inst latitude longitude
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See Parson Holmes 80 photographs and a5
cent amtropes al $50 Broaoway and his In days
paper reform.
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Barry's Tricopherous IN the Best ana
cstes; article for dressng nesu.ifng cleansing crrrg
preserving and restoring he hair. laes ts ~ hold % ~
drusgss
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The Thorndilxc VIII Case.

BosroH, Jan. II, 1859.
The Thorndke viii case has boon postponed I'LL Friday
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''MOraionna Lane" eChrystalline, the Cree
aedo Negro Mmsrelsy Way Down in Old virgnny,n "The
Emerald Isle and twenty other stories for the million
the GREAT REPUBLIC MONTHLY for February. See I'D.
vertisemenf.
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Geo. SaWnders' Metallic Tablet Razor
stropTs the genuine article never been eIuaed for
producing the keenes possible edge razor For sale BY
=. 8. SAUNDERS, No 7 Astor House.
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HOfioway's PiiIs.-They Revive the Appe-
& promote digestion sustain the vital relieve all
the constitution well expe disease Sold 50 Maiden
lane, N. Y.
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capacity but inventive skill. lie restored the business
prestige of the firm which had been somewhat, injured by
his unces neglect after bis fathers death and devoted
himself to the further Improvement OF the instruments
which had been brought 10 such high point OF perec
ton by the former The notifications which he intro
duced had relation rather the form than the prnc
pie Of his uncc's discoveries; but they, nevertheless
taken In connection with the Improvement effected in the
materials employed in the manufacture, have contributed
to sustain the superiority of the Erard instruments
all others One amelssation, however, which Pierre in
troduced deserves special mention lie invented what s
calico Inc harmonic oar the object OF wnon 70 give
and intensity which necessary TO place that part OF
the finger board in harmony with the middle and lower
notes. On his demand the Committee OF the Prvy Coun
Gil IN England, granted him further proongation Of his
unclcs patent ior the double action pianos,
was named one Of Tho members Of the jury Of the Exro
son do ndustrie, aud Commission on Musical III
strumens named him as its reporter He displayed in
his delicate functions the strcest impartaty and his
report was consequently highly eulogsei by his fellow
manufacturers and the press He also undertook the
mounting and Improvement Of tho organ invented by his
uncle for the chapel Of the Tuleres aud oo plced this
arduous task the 14th Of Juno 1854 In the midst Of
these incessan abors he was oyertaken by fatal Illness
and the 10th Of August 1885, ho expired In the family
residence at La Muet.e More fortunate than his uncle
he left his establishments in Paris aud London in tao
somo idea Of the extent Of both these may be formed
from the fact that the annual expenses of the Paris fac
tory In salaries rent aud Materials S24 0o0 and of
thai OF London $92 COO The number OF heads OF fam-
lies employed in them annually Is about hundred.
Madame Pierre Erard, the widow has the RESPONSE.
billy of these immense concerns
power and fulncss Of tone tho Erard pianos arc IN
cquaed II has been sought 10 get up prcjuce against
them on the score they cannot stand violent changes
temperature, such we are subject 10 IN this climate
There can DO no greater error than this As We have
already stated Is tho ground Of their superior dura-
bity that Thalbcrg and other eminent artists prefer
them Wherever they have been imported whether into
cxtromc Northern Southern climates, they have bco
found to stand the test Of the atmosphere better than hG
instruments or any other makers, not excepting thoSo
Plcyc who manufactures expressly with that chicct
Therc Is bgonc agency IN the NertherS ya,cs ior h
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BIandreth's pills
Require change u diet, or
Especial care against cold.
When we have pain they should be used.
PRINCIPAL Office
No 294 Canal street, Brandreth building.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
# Phila delphia.

A Bsperotent Institution established or special n.
doacmeat, for TIE Reiiefafthe Sick and His-
tressed, afflicted acith Ffrtieat and '#ts"
Epidemic Diseases.
VENnE HOWARD ASSOCIATION, In view cfthe aw-
III full destruction of human life caused by sexual
diseases and the receptions practsed upon the
tunate victims Of such diseases by Quacks, several
years ag directed their Consulting Surgeon as a
Dispensary for the treatment of this class of diseases
In all their forms, and to give MEDICAL ADVICE
GRATIS TO all who apply by letter with description
Of their condition. age occupation, habits oil life &c
CINES FREE OF CHARGE 1t is needless to add that
the Association commands the highest Medical skin
of the age and viii furnish the approve modern
treatment.
The Directors OF the Association in their Annual
Report upon the treatment of Sexual express
the highest satisfaction with the success which has at
tended the labors OF their Surgeons the cure Of
matorrhPa, Seminal Weakness Gonorrhoa elect
syphilis the vice of Onanism Self Abuse Diseases
Of the Kidneys and Bladder. &C. and order continu-
ance of The same plan for the ensuing year.
The Directors, review of the past, feel assured
that their labors In this sphere of benevolent effort
have been Of great benefit to the afflicted especially
to the young aud they have resolved TO devote tnem
selves, with renewed ZEAL this very important and
much despised cause.
An admirable Report on Spermatorrh9a, or Semn-
al Weakness the vice of onanism, Masturbation, or
Self Abuse and other diseases of the organs
by the Consulting surgeon will be sent by mail lin
sealed envelope), FREE OF CHARGE, on receipt OF
TWO STAMPS for postage. Other Reports and Tracts
the nature and treatment OF Sexual diseases, diet
Sc constantly being Published for gratuitous dis
trbution, and will he sent TO the afflicted. Some of
the remedies and methods of treatment discover-
ed during the last year, are of great yslae.
Address, for Report or treatment, DR.. J. SKILLIN
HOUGHroN, Acting surgeon, Howard Association,
No. 2touth Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
By order Of the Directors.
EZRA d. HEARrwELL, Presidsaa i
GEO. FAIRCHlLp, Secretary.
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MEssRs. Bodies, SMITH 4 CO.,


Gentlemen = In using your
Stillingia and Sarsaparilla, I did so more from
the persuasion of friends than from conf
dence of its merits in my mind. | had been
long in the hands of the ablest physicians
without relief.
After many years Of painful suffering, af.
fiicted with scaly eruptions over my whole
body, and many running sores under my
ears. arms, and other places, and life seemed
but a burden, have now the pleasure to in.
form you that have recovered, and once
more enjoying the blessings which this world
affords. All this is the work of your Sar-
saparilla. I am satisfied there could be nc
greater blessing conferred upon my fellow
citizens than the administration of your Sar.
sapasilla in sickness and disease
s Pleass accept assurance of my high con.
sideration, and helieyc me your obliged, hum
Die servant, JOHN B. LAWSON.
Chicago, ILL.,, April 10, 1853.
Sold by J. l.. Taylor, Ottumwa.
See Advertisement in another column Of
of this paper headed Scovilrs Sarsaparills
and Stillingia.
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ey-DR. j. HOSTETTER'S CELEBRA.
TED STOMACH BITTERS is one of the
greatest strengthening preparations extant
1t is especially adapted to those who are af
flicted with the Fever and Ague, or any other
disease arising from disordered condition
of the digestive organs. For the Fever and
Ague there is, perhaps, no medicine in the
world equal to it, as it enters, purifies and
replenishes the blood, which is SO important
to bring about a healthy action in disease Of
this nature. The Bitters are now among the
most popular, and, at the same time, valua.
BILE specifics in the medical world. In re.
commencing it to the public, we are fully
conscious of doing them a great service,
knowing, as we do, their many excellent
qualities, and sure and speedy action in all
cases where the disease is caused by irregu.
larities of the digestive organs. A trial will
suffice for the most skeptical.
For sale by Druggists and dealers gener.
ally, everywhere
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Halls Lung Bals,un.

If Physicians will use it, why is it not Safe
for the People? The medicine to which
refer is "Dr. Halls Balsam for the Lungs
have prescribed it in a large number of cases
and alaoays Nth succese. One casr IN par.
ticular, to which wish now to refer, was
gioen up By seceral physicians who had been
called in consultation with myself. The pa
tent had all the symptoms Of confirmed con-
Sumption, such as cold night sweats, hectic
fever, harrassing cougi, with continued pain
in the lobe of the right ling, attended with
severe diarrh9a! He commeced immedi-
ately to get better by the use of the above
named medicine, and was soon restored to his
usual health! / have also found DR.. Halls
Balsam the most paluable erpectorant for
breaking up distressing coughs and colds
that have ever used.
W.D. WRIGHT, NJ d.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 2, 1S49. ..
Sold by j. l.. Taylor, Ottunwa, Iowa.
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Map Of WapellO County.

We have had an opportunity to examine
the proof sheet of a map of this county, now
in process of correction, and to be published
in about month by Messrs G. B. Williams
land II. Lincoln. The size will be some by
9 feet, and will exhibit all the Townships,
Towns, Rivers, Streams, creeks, Roads, Fer
ries, and Farms with the owner of each en-
graved so far as the records furnish them
The price is not yet fully decided upon, but
Mr.. Lincoln informs us that it will not ex-
coed IS. So far as we can judge from a
hasty examination of the proof sheet, the
work ofcompiling has been beautifully done,
and we have no hesitation in commencing
the enterprise to the favorable consideration
Of our citizens.
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The Establishment of j. S. Kimball L G

The Establishment of j. S. Kimball 4 CO.,
Burlington, whose advertisement we publish
elsewhere, is well worth the attention OF
Merchants and others trading at that place.
They have magnificent Block at the corner
of Main and Jefferson sts., erected last year
by Mr.. Kimball at cost of over $40, 900,
and admirably arranged to accommodate the
trade in which they are engaged, The cor
ner room below is devoted to retail dry goods
trade; their Grocery Department is amply
accommodated in room of suitable dimen-
sins, entrance on Main st. Their Dry
Goods Jobbing Department is in the second
story, while Carpets, Curtains, Rugs, &C.,
IN immense and valuable stock, fill the
third story. The gentlemenly members of
this firm will please accept our thaks for
eourte0us attentions.