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The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-12-17
Sheriff,s sale.
ROBERT SHERWOOD. !
THOMAS HkRRINGT0N

WM H. H. THOMPSON and
THOMAS HARRINGTON.
NOTICE is hereby given that BY virtue Of an
~ execution issued from the Third District
Court in and for Franklin county. X. T.. and to
me directed as Sheriff of said county. will offer
for sale at public outcry, on the nth day of De-
cember. A: ID. 1859. between the hours Of 10
o'clock A. ii. and o'clock P. NJ Of of said day
Minneola in said county Of Franklin, the fol-
lowing described land, to wit: the southwest
quarter of section number twenty mine, Ce9.) in
township number eighteen, rs Of range number
twenty one, 2iO containing 100 acres, more or
less, taken as the property of VIM. H. H. Thomp-
son and Thomas Harrington on q foreclosure Of
against the said VIM. H. II. Thompson and
Thomas Harrington.
Terms. Cash. Appraised at two hundred and
fifty dollars, (S250.
Given under my hand this 18th day of Novem-
Der, A. ID. 1859.
Nov. %, 'ss-st. C. ROBBINS. Sheriff.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-12-17
CROCKERY and GLASS WARE !
C. sTEARNS,
No. Is Mass. Street.
Lawrence, Nov 5th, 1859,
Exchange.

Exchange.
WE make our own Drafts on New York, 81.
w Louis, Leavenworth City and Kansas City
in sums to suit purchasers. For the present We
will take eastern exchange at par.
BABCOCK LYKINS.
Sent. TO- Is59.-3m.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-12-17
DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT

DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT!
In my store, where can be obtained at prices as
low As at any other establishment. the following
among other goods, viz:
Black Cassimeres and Sstinetts.
Grey
Plaid and Mixed
Beaverteens, Jeans,
Denims, Checks and Stripes.
Prints and Delaines,
White. Blue and Grey Blankets,
Sheeting. Shifting and Ticking.
Toweing and Table Cloths,
Blue, Scarlet and White Yarn,
Ladies. Misses and Children's Hose,
Cambrics, Drillings and Patch.
Gloves. Handkerchief, Suspenders.
Needles, Pins, Thread and Buttons,
Combs. Tapes, Pocket Knives,
Toys, Scissors, Umbrellas,
Looking Glasses, Hats, Caps.
Ladies' fine and Thick Shoes, &c., 10,
Also exlO. 1o1l2. and loxI4 WINDOW SASH.
and . general assortment Of
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-12-17
Odd Eall0Wi

r AwRENCE LODGE No. T. l. o. o. F.,
I o'clock, in Babcock Lykin's Hall, next
door to the Eldridge House. Members of the Or
der, in good standing, are cordially invited to
visit the Lodge.
J. C. TRAsK, Sec.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-12-17

A. r.. Leonard,
SURVEYOR AND CIVIL ENGINEER,
WILL attend to surveying Lands, laying out
w Town Sites, Plating, Draughting, DC.
Once Eve miles west Of Lawrence city.
August 6, ,5o-ly.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-12-17

T.H.B. also informs the public that he stil
carries on MANUFACTURING and REPAIRING
Dec. IL. SO.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-08

noylaSs Coz psr Of su'srio' 81. a PSs'is square
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-08

To,,os s shInias per week 20 City Subscribers.
-- 6IMb Five Doars per Ssar 70 NATL subseribers.
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EMBRoIDERtRs,

In CoaIs sad 81 ts we Win oner aeln absut iial
tlo usual ITico.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-08

HALL, SCHOOL HOUSE, on STORE AND CnURr9f
HEATER,
Il proved % be rrsnter Heater with the same amount
Of Anthracite Btumaous Coal than anY other
the same purposes; Il 10 Furnace an1 owe Ia
combustion.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-08
~ Something new in the line Of Ladies' skirts
al II. d. Kendall a Co.'S Iaa

EsioRANTs 70 AFRIcA.--The Libena packet
which sailed from Baltimore early 10 NoveIn.
Der took out large amount Of freight and
number Of passengers. OF the emigrants RI
were from Tennessee, 10 FROM Virginia, 10
from PennsylyAnis, from South Carolina. q
from IllinOiE, from Louisiana, FROM Nary.
land, from New York, and ! from Ksr.tuoky.
Among them were six Liberians retCtnina %
their adopted country. Rev. ], ]. Fitzgerald,
Of Illinois, and family, DR.. KAiRht, Of lows,
and Mrs. soys, the lady Of Rev. John seVs,
whom she is going to join, were also passsn-
gers. m
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TABLE CLOTHS,

Gooa o q At 's ~ S. Ts
prices.
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Ihe UFaI FaFlof Stove called
TH E Pc ARL.
THE "VICTOR"

For Anihacs Coal or C0te Is beautiful new pstteih
and pronounced By The dozens o cizess usiu the
tee 70 be perfect great eoonomiEer Of fuel and efeei
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GllDraukrg.
Dertistrp.
DENTISTRY
AT eli SUPERIOR ST.

AT eli SUPERIOR ST.
IF YOUR TEETH ARE GOOD,
l. read tho following lines II teeth bad read
hem With great II you have toeth at all lsp-
act that Isl daily eKhitej IN tho Streets In the social
the paroT by tile bUnbost peasant and the
pIoudes is that hundreds Of persons lose good
teeth for the OF the timely aid Of good aud
dlful dentist. a poor aud inferior operation many
than at all II your teeth good have
hem examined by good dentist and keep them in order
plO l time should be lost hut have them repaired ths
ths better and escape that which Burns is the
ns Of all diseases All irregularities Of the teoth should
attended 10 IN Childho "a and youth.
All parsons desrous OF fine deutal operations are tnv
ed call ut my where particular attention iVen
" The p3esar saii0n Of tho natural teeth where the
VuLCANIZEp CORALIIE,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-08
0UTTA ESoEgA ASE,
Eor Arti6cial Taath
DENTIST

Is manufactured and all varieties Of Artificial teeth aT,
ut up IN the best manner. W. u INGERSOLL
No 2ll Marble Block, Superior street, Cleveland o.
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inen Goods.

In This department our reputation i 50 we'll ssablish
fe rssliiug the bEsf Hnd CHEAPEST Goods, inst vi !
uiUe te th.t our stock y csmplse com Isug nU
only lhe bes Lades handkerchets Tor l2 cents GHve
land bot also the han inOm0Et lot Of
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-08

nR. ". J. GUILD HAS REMOV
IVaed his Dental Ohca TO Room No Is Hoffman bloc K
superior street. Ens Of Public Square South OF p o. AN
MO a. cd thn sorvce Of penst, will themselves
muoh SUFFERING as we'll as MONEY by giving him a
cal Eleo rei used to mitigate pain, ior those who de-
ARTIFICIAL TEETH INSERTED
On 0old Silver Porcelain and FulcanZed Rubber Bas0
the best Teeth ~ sots ffnm $40 % $50. Coll
dlhnsS securdins TO szo OF the cavity from sos upward
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-08
sIlawIs.

large sck ofA ~ slye Reversible GhawisseNins on
a 20 as the usual dee ti,e0eash
sClUARE AND LONG BRocHE sHAwLs,
AtSpsr,csnt below the upaalpriess
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-08

" These Stoves together with the largest aai test va
relies q Eastern stves Cor Copkus, Parlor. DininE
Rnnm, Bel honm School House, S Rnd Chu1ch puf-
poses just received, ouBrse the best assortment u
market. Our large stock OF
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MORNING, DECEMBER s, Is59.
MORNING LEADER.
TnuRsDAY monNINe. Dc. .. lsso.
John brown. Last Lerer TO Hla Family

A letter Of the martyr Brown has been pub
Iishsd, in which he expressed doubts as to the
propriety of his wife visiting him in prison to
bid him farevell and it is probable that the sub
joined letter to his wife aud children va, writ
ten under the bsliefthlt no interview between
them would take place. The parting benedic.
ton is "likc opples of gold in pictures of sill.
vcr."
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Att'ps & GOunseIIOrs.

-persons forward Ing orders for subscription vihou
oash. Weed NO exnen, ~ rscege anI at,entisn.
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ARoAp oLol,Hs. oAssIALEREs. 40.

We have srSe varstV af Cassneres and other Clolhs
ia RoYs' an Meas Wear snd
CLoTi g RoR LApIEg' cLoAKs
Which viii also be sold At lo- pyises with tbs usa
Al assortment Of
sHRETINog AN ID RHIRTIROs, BBn BLANKETS
oUlLrs. AN HoUsk-kELfiNo GOODS
~ Psoous want rg to buy DY Goods vii no. only b.
Naufed the fu coaninQd Ia this nafeullepenti Not
win b we'll Io0aidt y ealiw a.
tlas 8. HYMAN a cos,
poyl2as Cor per Of sui srof "a 4 PUbhe squsIos
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REMOVAL.

DR. b. f. ROBINSON HAS RE.
~ moved his Dental Ohiee to his residence, No 40
Wood 81 four North Otthe E. Church, whore he
will ba happy $50 al OF his former patrons any 9TH
eIs Whs Iaay noed his services.
Cleveland. March 20. iSbs-mh3l;rt
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-03-19
Vermischte Anzeigen.
Neue Oeutfde apptbete.

mir babsn NOrbmeicde Der 4tcn unb 9rrablrass cine ntu,
Ssut'te gpotbtte errtdbtst, in wel&cr mir ale beuthhen gr6rarate
boIten uno alIcs su unicrem gelbGft Nptbweneiee frih unb ppn
Der esltcn Sualli6t ltcts r%urrdtbts balttr tpsrosn. Stir laben bes>
ealb Que Oeutlhe uno unlere 6reunoe elm, bel unS prrSuiprcdeu
UNI tebIt bic Sualttdt unferer Mcbtoncu ~ YerIu ben. - 8,ccpts
weIeen nit olcr Spr9falt beS Radts urb Soaee bcreitt. Be-
liclan9ch rom Nanec werScn auf eas 9~untlidic be'pret.
Genltcr9lGo nne Stnlel ron allen Sprten unb GrcFCn,
UorSer orn allen Su0lit6tCn unb NtonufocturCu,
9prtmpnnoCS unp Scfcn gu ecn b~tUiSitcn 9rriICn ur
ron alien Sprtcn,
9arfumciCn, 9'urtcn, N6mmc, SpilCtfricocl, .66,
tics 96lniltCs 99oru, @cwUric IL. "a!
Ito itc!S frht III b0tcn.
SprbCn crbilten nil cine ncuc 2oNuug ron @rtroctcn fyan,5TIdc
pmtpeerct uno Grebtcren SNftc, wclfc mir Su ben b~ili9len Yrei,
'n rCrt0ufcn.
Gbrnr9iibc 5nitrumcntr, Gjgayrcn, 8atat IL. bel. mcrren Ittts
r~prrdtbt9 9Cb0Itcu.
NuS9ciethnctc g8cinC, mtItc niht ecmiiht uno rur tcn R,ar.
Ten cc mctncn ~NSrbIttatcn tNun, wcrbcn cbcnfNUs in 9rrFer Wd1,
r]rrrdttt9 0CboItcn.
uctcrboupt NueS, mao III inherent GjeIh6fr oct6rt, mro pCr
en tfttn oeutldhcn, cr9Iiihcn, fronicNidcn unb omtrit0niitcn
Sonelunlcn bcir0cr.
Srrr paul Slider, bcutlhcr Npctbcftr, mcGhcr Ih bcn,u6cn
mtrc unlcrt 3ulccn ItCte Nit cr 0roEtcn Nulntrtiowtcit III tcbdn-
celh, MIRO ltn NctcS ooiu b%titCo9cn, I'M Den 28unlhcn uRlCrrr
Aunocn pcutpumcu III cntiprcTCn.
I'M SoblrcidCn Sulprud bitten
N0rtn0 II. @c0rcc,
NpCtbCtcr uuo Gbcmifcr
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". - uifcu,
Cabinet Maker,
Ste StraFt, ;ipilden Srcop- upo WNrI6oGRr.
Ollie ShrsjnC.cytcjtcu mo bic in bitGr' @citGft rrrfcms
n,tnbcr RcpcrcIuycu ptrecu fdbtcl UNI ttuiNit ouSlCiutr;.
I'm rcht Sd5,rtltc @ufir6ec 6ittet c~r9ebCn'- IS. @uiicU.
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Sceon Yodet= uup @elp 8cf6rperun9e GcmmiIlton
M9tntCn:
g. Sdmiet u. So.

Sntotip~, GommiiitNNNs, Sptbitions@ unb
Bc6fCI @Cih6ft.
SrlCtc uno 9otctC, lCetcre ttS III 80 YfnbG5cmjht, mcrtcn
nit leetm YIN tcr ]ot9cbcnccn @o1c6npfrr mad irSrnb cincmSlt,
Der SSClt ('Nriu9t@ 9cutlhl0nb unp bic SdhrcjO fyantirt biz
CUR SelItmmlnG, oocr thctirctlc, prpnipt unb nil Der sr0Btcn Slider
belt crpcetrt, 9c0cn g0r0nte unb SGcin.
Wt3ltl unb Inmctiun9cn, in Sen 6outpI6ecn Scr
ScuEl1lnno Soelbar, lte iu ben n%tcoriglnpG purlcn III Dem pbiotr
bureau III bobtu.
@tleouSioblun9cu an ir9tnb cine @crtIc in OcutI6-
LAMP, tct ms Sou1 SeIttCrt, 0c9cn Aujttung.- QoIo9ee9iacie
unb Hcicp01c.
re SUR @tdbmp"S dnO ~llmsc9cne bobcn mir Srn. .. SoTIrl
unitrC N9Cntur ubcrtr0gcn. rs. S6miet IL. 50.
Mid aHf Sbi8cS b~ciebcnN, tittet UNI bic scncigtenNuird9c moi.
Der 5rcunbc upb EanoSlCutc y. SoiicL.
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Sp9n 6rtebert6,
Manufacturers nnp Supporter Of SuwelrY SIR. 1873
Galt=Saltimore=Str Baltimore Nfb.
. rutiNeQ lpnthefe.

u Z 7 y z 2 Ut y Z NJ
Die pn mir nu cin9cridtttc ocutihe @pptbcfs, an Der SroaSIr.
imllhen Ter |. umo SrOpf @Yenuc 0eIestn, lit Gem btuNben 9ubli~
fun Jest ero1nct. Durt mimcrtSnc, piutiitc unb rceae 8coics
nIn8 hNne th mir cas- 3utTouen mttncr 0unotn III trmer6en ub
III erboItcn. SD crlaute mir md, III bcmcrfen, bUB tt cine Ypr-
tref1ihe Nuewabl Der belen unO frildrlten @te6icantente unb Dro,
9uCn perl0nltd in Ncp &Orf YOn ben benen SmpOrtcuren einosfoufl
h1ee, urc eeeHalb I'M . anOe bin, jc9.iten @nfprberunstn oufs
SOltcmmCnlte III entipreten.
llnt %ecfGui9en 3ulprudD 6ttttt q. 6. EiT6tr. @ot.
Rectpte rperoen III ieber 3eit, Bel Saa unb Yett, BON mir ie(bi
nit Der srSBsH @ouratsHr anssisrtist. 6. 6, &, >
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2Guapcrfauf!
SEmSocrfnuf!

Nu"9ufuS Tetbbaue,
Wplparbeitcr uuo utrmahcr,
SrpobfrCct 9r. III 3miihrn 7. uno s. @troEc
Dem 0ricprjdSburgcr JtiAmenpcr @tlcntaGn=Dcp pt
9cgcniibcr
Gur6 lan9ia6ri9e &r1ntlihtrit ~Yrran(u6t mCin
@cihGit oufSugcbcn, bictc ib bitmit rincm 0cebrten
9ublitum mrin woblnlprtirteo Eager ppn ubrcn IL.
Wrlrmoorcn gu pcn ~biligitcn Nrciicn an uup be
merle, ro6 Gin 9rr6cr 3bcil Der @ptpmnaren pcn
mir icIbit on9cfcrti9t murpcu, fir pcrcn Spltpttat
Idly nit 0tc&t birgcu tann.
Nuh bin ih @GiucnS mein lrbr puQtGnptocs
Observation-Disclosures lomtc cine NfnIc &arucul,
Saspis, unp UjrIc onpcrc GNtc uno un16tc Gpclt
ltcine Su YCrfdufcn.
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@UlS! 6oli!

untcricitnc.Cr hdit f%prnrltrCnb cincn 1rcf II Turrntb son
Gldcns uno GtdtcnbcIi better SuOIIIli, uno fam leinc
Nunocn btcrmi: inter Den 9~Initiefcn Slrraun9cn ~rcrItbcr.
Sct &Gultn ron Ataftern miro h1S @c3coCcn %tccnfrt, be"
Gpfe poCr Scr. u. 6Unbltp, grpoblNFt, iovic in Der 6pl;>
~ntcocrlogc al Srrobitr., nabc 9rpptc NYerAt rOtrcen, prompt
bcipr8t. Nrtiit 0os bette Gi6cEb9Lf III $3.50, uni
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8. brr16. 9rciS D Gents.

YIN NolCneer 1T niht Cit Wuh. wClhcS blrS Rem S0tun ;ti1Cn
toll; nrd pCnt9Cr lpl IS 9rrpbC;ribun0cn unp bcrolcidcn llnnnn
brtn9cn; lrnecrn Gin Aalcnccr fol Itn Gin
&rIfstuh, ,u untertaItuna, III Nus uuc 2ctre.
Ter l(ntr;Ciductc bat in 9cutI6ldro elf Sabre lana, non 1871
tt1 1881 Cturn NNlcnbcr bcrGua9c9rbcn; I'M crnrn SGbr Icgtc CT
nIdt Hruc 5000 Grtmpl0rc al, wGbrCnN Der brittle Sct0InO ihCr
cine Circulation pn eCecn 10000 @r,mplnrcn bate, trpb DIR arc
pen Grneurrcni I'M N~NLcnocrfoG IN GCutittano. - 93oS jcncm
N&lcnocr oc 6rcunec 10 IdIorcnpcS iufutrtC, mar has Yripcp,
mCldtS tcmiCIbCn ,wn Gjrunbc lo9; ele Nrincjv n6nlit: cog,
mtIl cn Aalcnoer Gin Bud, III, mtldcS "n Ytelcn 2cucr 9cFouft
mtro. ctt lrnit HS 4onic ,S0br tinourm iGn dnbCrCS Yud taufn,
or nuNt IntcrbAlNnorS uni MurNrciI o0cin. ipnccrn aud pratrIb
NutlftcS cnthalttn mlnr, 10 ZAP ctc NuS9obc bofur Dem, Ter ibn
t1utt, ptrHtdl mtcccr cricbt Miro. 9CS Nrinctp bat Der 6Cr0uSe
9rtcr audi bel tcm icet bier onaefIucjQhn Nalenpcr bcfrIet, Inter
b4he9ceS une SurSmctI limb BARN nit Nuslidcm orcnt, uno CT
bait lid ubCriCu0t, be audi biGlCr Nalcnecr ith balb cine arCEc
Shoar HWn 6rCunccn 9crpinnCn pcrbe. Grtcbr. @crbUrb.
Ncp 9rrt, (Nrftrr 4OOD.
Sn Hidtmpnb Su 6absn in Stcdcr'S Yuh6ouoluna.
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DompiltiTiotrt ,m'lhcn Nthmrnc II. Stem grrt.
Die briccn 9rCFcn Nno bcoucn, cingu;atNn Sccr0oul.f>
Ihtft ,S0ncetrgrI" unc ,Hu0npfC" lpt,cCl Hcm rciicNocn
Nutlttum ir 9Crutung bCnCnS CmYf2H.t.. Ter .6ahrpr:ie
tctrl9t in cr G0iutC incl. Yttt unp Aot $40, uno int 3roi.
lttnoct 50. Vie IS 1~ntcStctpn" ecrlSEs ;brcn S0hNrf az
ItcdCte ltocn Tjtnlt09 nm ! uhr N1dMtttaaS, mdhrtRo Die
,,3canrfc" icccn Trcita9 uni lltr 0belc5 gcn GttY Wo,rt
oblNbrt. 9Str rNo lceCrc 0onpfihjf ttraeIn mill, bat iir
bel rem nnttrCjtrcttn Gin ~5ahrbiuc ;r lpiti.
Trddht wro biui0t oneeurmrtcn uuo rUf.tlldit tCfCyNct.
Nan0scprciS uoh girrfOlt $500.
29.5l QuoGum Il. BotIpn.
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Vermischte Anzeigen.
Sceben 1T eri@tsnen:
Uriebr. @erbarb'S
iQuftrirter
milten &a1eubcr
FIR
2 8 5 q.

Gin Sous~ unp 8umilisn. BUD fir te GsutItsu in
cen Der. Stdaten.
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Nn5et9e.
9: Bftl9a@er, aastnt9er @sent fur Sen Staat 8iroinrn
tUr 3atpb Ste9rr'o Baltimore 0a9erbicr, untrrb6lt Qootr ur
tmpfan9t rgclmdRi9 3mcinaal m6Gtntlib 5enbunaen oieieS ausoc.
isiTnetSn Ea9er6lrrS; 8eltellun8en iOwObl rOm Eager bier, aS c,irt
SerfaGf acgcn baar iUn S~tlislten WarftprciS.
Is. StroBe, iriocn 9t0in uno Gary.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-11-18

I0TILIF 0INIEI.
Aal =, 1859. WY BUBLINGTON. Vt
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-11-18
NEW ENGLAND AILMENTS
THE ONLY REMEDY !

TIME Eastern States, including New York
and that section Of the Union which is
most widely known as New England" con-
tain a thrifty, industrious, intelligent people.
who have achieved an uncommon degree of
prosperity with n climate extremely trying to
certain constitutions, and a soil of small ferul-
itv, they have contrived to surpass more favored
communities IN almost every thing that con-
ducss to social comfort and happiness. Un-
fortunately. they are occasionally so absorbed
IN business and mental cultivation, that they
neglect the precautions which are essential to
bodily health. Dyspepsia and physical debility
are prevalent among Ill classes. The first dis
ease Is produced by inattention to the digestive
organs, which are so susceptible of arrangement.
TLousandi are now paying the penalty of this
neElect, and s%uff-rins daily the most trying
pajn5, almost without 4 hope of relief. They
have como to believ, that their ailment is
chronic, and that they must bear with it to the
nd. Il gratif,s Us exceedingly to announce
70 these afflicted individuals that they may
now command q remedy of unquestionable
notencv and virtue. which has never been found
70 fail in all cases Of digestive weakness or de-
rnyancnt. Hundreds of tongues are ready to
grow eloquent in praise Of this wonderful con-
Cgeror Of dyspepsia, which is known IS
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3 ) 8
Great Northern and Western
ROUT Z.

NORTHERN IN. W RAILROAD.
80 Males sared bct'resn BurhagtOn & Chicaqo
By thlS Route.
EfIRSr TRAIN leaves Rouse's Point 6 100 AN
4 arrives at 0gdensburgh at II IS AN, coausa
ing at Potsdam with POtsdam and " sterto=n Ra
road for WatertOwn, Rome, Syracuse, ROcbest-
Niagara Falls, Buffalo, Cleveland, Cincinnati an
the West, via. Lake Shore; and at Ogdensburg,
connect with Grand Trunk Railroad for Byto1r.
Kingston, Toronto, Hamilton, Detroit, Chicago and
all points South and West.
SECOND TRAIN leaves ROuse's Point at 80
P. ", or on the arrival Of the Trains from the Yer
mont Central Railroad, arrive at Ogdensburgh : 30
P. NJ, connecting with GRAND Trunk Railroad fI
all points West.
RETU RNIN G
FIRST TRAIN leaves Ogdensburgh ut . On "
arrives at Rouse's Point 4 10 P. NJ. Connects VIZ
the Vermont Central and arrives at Burlington At
Z 10 P. W., making connections with all Railroad
Lines SOuth and East.
SECOND TRAIN leaves Ogdensburgh at -
P. NJ, arrives at ROuse's Point at 90 P. ". 10
lodge,) connecting as above, and with Champlain
and -. Lawrence Railroad for Montreal and Quebec.
Tickets for the above Routes can be procured a.
at all stations On the VI Central Railroad. and o.
VI. L. CHURCH, Burlington, Vt.
GEO. V. HOYLE. Su5t
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The Great uEicll BlIllr
VI USIC STC II E.

w W. PARTRIDGE, having Just rotur ned
w . from Boston and New York, now o5s-.
the largest and best assortment Of SHEET
MUSIC, both new ma old; the best assortment Of
SINGING BOOKS, both sacred and secular;
with INSTRUCTION BOOKS for all kinds Of
Musical Instruments, Singing, Thorough Bass and
Harmony, Of the most approved kinds that can be
found north Of the cities.
Also the largestand most complete as.Ortmentof
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS &c.
Flutes; Flute Fla soletts; Octave Flutes; Picolos;
Flies and Flagoietts; ViOlins; Guitars. from the
best makers-as Martin, Hall 3 Son, &c; Dulci.
mers; Banjos and Tsmborines; Tuning Forks and
Tuning Hammers; Clarionetts and CIariouett
Reeds; Accordeons; Flutinas; all kinds of Strings
for stringed INSTRUMENTS; Violin Bows. Bridges,
Pegs, Finger-boards and Tail pieces, Bow hair and
ROsin; Wood and Paper Boxes for Guitars and
Violins; Tenor and Small Drums; Galvanized,
Gutta Percha and India-rubber Covers for Pianos;
Piano Stools.
Arrangements sre made for keeping and selling
PIANOS from the following Manufac urers, viz:
CHfcKsRryG { Sow; wv. p. EMERSON; T. GILBEFr
& Co; WooDwsEpt BRowS; J. ". VosE; AW.
LAM : Co.; (BosfoB, N1ss); JONI B. DUNRAH:
HAzyLroS 4 BRO's; LIGHT, NEWTON & BRAnBURY;
HAYNES 4 BROTHERS.; STEISwAYA Sons; RAvEy.
BAcoS & Co.; BRAIyARD { OGDyS; (Nsg Yorsli
Bo.RDSAS. GRAY & Co.; (Aibany); J. B. RAND;
(J01c0r1. ~. nj
MELODEONS from all the best M.nufac,ur-
ers.
All Of the above will be sold CHEAPER rHAy CAV
BE BoUGHr in this vicinity, and a iov>r th1a CITY
p7e.s.
Our receipts Of Music, every two months, srs,
probably. more than the entire stock Of any dealer
in this vicinity, and persons ordering from Us vii
generally have their orders filled a, sight, s'fnoi
he under the necessity of waiting till they can DC
obtained from the city.
Secondhand Pianos TO REM and for Sale; also
taken in exchange for new Pianos, at q fair price
Sheet Music sent tn any part of the county
postage paid, on receipt Of the marked price. o.
ders solicited and satisfaction warranted. CsllH-
fore you buy, where you can get what you Tani'
ut College street, two doors east Of E. Lyms-s
Drv Goods Store.
N. B.-NEW PIANOS Just received.
W W. PARTRIDGE
May Il. davtf
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~ make tue iOllb"iHE
Magnificent Offer s
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And they refer to every subscriber now on their
books as to the fidelity with which they fulfil their