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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-08-16

INraoyf'fNrs "a CHAELoTTE.-The EeJuJl.
can SAYS: We presume our citizens are glad 10
w.ta.. t.r late Improvements iu our village in
respect % ih- manner Of hUiliiur IN addition
10 the nraE-h-"ch ra' zap la-t season by Me-.rs
Eu--.. d toi.H-, there are two large brick
stores ao@ ia process 81 erection: one Of them
boy Me,sr-. L'rer d Kaufman, clothing mer-
chants, on the oa-, side Of NGu-street ~ ar the
Po-t ole- aa3 tHr other hy Me-sr- Opt 4
Footc, next 20 the old stand 81 Opt a Brett. on
thc south .Ie 81 fhe Court l!ou-e square. Both
81 tAc-c building are large sud are TO be- built
boz tie most substantial manner. With cast iron
columns iH !Iu-t, arI FIRE proof gravel roofs
ono feature worthy 81 not. j. thatthe iron work
Ea- cast ~ 'h. Foundry o, VI. Archibald Camp
bell Boa thi- village. There are al-o several brick
dwellings, and quite "a number 4 wood. erected
IN good -.ylo. s.I fenced and surrounded With
Young shade trees -lubb.rg. which make our
village Jock much jess Ike ar cucsmpmeTt than
r dii a teN yrar- ago.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-08-16
a mon CovpuvF>1.-Tar y. y. To,bna-

\ Hl@H tpNPLlNFNI--i It' \. ! Lff'"hr
SAN:
Baron Yc'scrtpu, when Chief Baron Of the -
chcguer in Ireland, went L,at ctcl,t, ana one
Of the a--izr TOXINS happened 80 DE- place 81
which one If ii- college cotcmPorarig. held the
living; at his owu request, Chief Bar0n'- Icvc-
reud friend preached the a-sze sermon. Tie time
being the month Of March, the weather MS cold
the Judge chilled, aad uuLappi.y tie S.rmou long
and the preacher tedious. After the uj-cuuIs.
va, over, tie preacher descended from the pui-
pit aud approached the Judge -mTkiry ard -nli.-
ing. looking fully satisfied with Bis oRH ,yeft.0l-,
and expecting to receive tie compliments AMI
congratulations Of hi- gIold4m chum. Wcn,
my Lord, BE asked, "aud ho~ dil YOU Ike tire
sermon oh, most wonderfully, replied IeI-
verton, ." it was Ike the peace OF Gad--ir passed
ali understanding; and Ike li- mercy J though :
it would have endured forever
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-08-16

ANOTHER DREp. That fatal prociiyity which
manifested i.sct in the bred Scott case, il, ac-
cording 10 the y. Y. TriLpHe, about to show
itself again. That Journal says:
another opportunity to serve slavery is 10
be given to the United States Supreme Court.
There are two laws touching the Save trade, one
Of which-that Of lolo-prescribes only fine and
imprisonment for the same class Of offenses
which are punished as piracy under the law Of
1870. Southern Jures will convict under the
first, but not under the second, although in SO
far "a il covers the same ground, it wonl1, ac
cording to the usual rules Of Interpretation, re-
peal the former. 4 case will probably be made
up and sent TO Washington, where decision
and we know not how many objter dic'a pres
emily to be claimed possessing the force O
decisions, may be given, that will afford fresh
impetus To the new slave trade"
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-08-16

IIogsEs A>D EqriPAGrs Al SAEAToGA. - 4
correspondent of tn y. Y. U.raH does Justice,
in the following, 10 the fashionable qUairupcds
Of Saratoga
. ! think The most attractive feature Of the
live collection AT Saratoga this season j. the hor-
sc- There never were 20 many private c-tab-
lishment- here before in one season. Some Of
the horses are really worth coming hundreds Of
miles to see. The best method Of viewing them
i TO 20 10 Saratoga Lake--thc principal point of
attraction every af'eruoou--a drIve Of only five
miles. From about tour O'Clock. through rhe
mellow twilight and into the dasky eve. there
arrive and depart a Tagea,t Of elegant team,
with their giied trapping, and hvcucf ou'n
ders. Nothing can -lupas- the Gas -cou".
have Witnessed a single line of barrucl,- reach,
iag nearly mile iu length, filled with the f,-t
ion Of the principal cities 3D. the Union, avrIa
giug about three ladies to ouc gentleman. The
varir.ated cplor- az th,ir rich Gi,------ hlrlug
the charms OF the rainbow. the silver m1uLtiu--
OF the harnesses aud carriage flashing u a..
sunlight, the proud action 81 Tie splendid -teeo-
tie bright eyes, happy faces, tne merry laugh
and shout. aai absence 81 ali Tuwdy -lu arl UG,
corurn. contributed To make 10 au exciting and
very boautj ul scene
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-08-16

IHL HAV4 DAHAI.--I ~ I''''. ~
turned TO Detroit '''" 'N'I VIZ - ''''
last week ai'i 'H' ar
The II May ran ''''a- = ''-' =,
CURING 'ne p'''''.. 9,
boafu % ''''''''
81 Mary ; '''-'-'.''7 80
anu nave pcrie0.ed ''' a.. -
tfac'or-' y! "'-'l' ~. D.
unu! Tue eh1 d iIt''-i''''' ''' W -, =,
'ie 'e'ii7 u = ia >.
"a. - -. On,
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-06-02
TsEATETE r :

EMBRACING sohE.LRATHRR, KIP, CALF AND
MOROCCO SKlNS,a generalassortme q nj 10 fLlNINGS,
BINDINGS Ne. Also, great variety of SHOE
MAKERS FINnlNdS.
The above Stock we aredetermin I'd TO sell LoHE
thAne ean behad elsewhere. Come everybody. Give
us call and you will be sure TO be pleased and dnd
that VI q above Is no HUMBUG, In connection with
our go ID sfrom abroad, keep constantly on hand
work OF our own mann ufaeture. which we warrant
asdo all goods (good In every respectl Gus.
tom work orderonshort notice and tho best
nossibIe style. as1s .l D,& GIESY.
Lancaster. Sertember,to. 1857. io-tf
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-06-02

Auditors Office, r, G. 0. April 1859.
hereby ceItifytha, have examined the
proof ofthe foregoing laws, and that they are
published corTently. according to the copy fur.
uished by the, Secretary Of State.
A, }. DiLDiNE. County Auditor,
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-06-02
Ayers Ague Cure,

which neutraizc5 this mnlnrous poison in the
blood, aud stin,lltes the liver cxpel il from the
body, AS 1t sllpnld, il does cHre this affecting
disorder with perfect certainty And II dies more,
or ihcr docs whnt Il Of more service to those sub
ject to this Infection. II taken in season il expes
II from the system as II IL absorbed and thus keeps
thosp who use il free from its attacks Keeps the
system IN health although exposed 10 the disease.
Consequently II not only cnrcs but protects from,
the great ,rcty OF affections which are induced
bv this nnli Jnlnt influence, such as Remttent
Fever Chill Fever, Dumb, or Masked Ague,
Periodical Headache, or Bilious Headache Bilious
Fcycrs, Neuralgia, ilheiinmtisln, Gout, Kindness,
Toolhacho, y racho, Catarrh, Asthma, Palpita-
tons, p iuf, Affections of the Spleen, Mysteries,
CDlic Paralysis aud Painful Affections Of the
Stnlli"h aul ljoWuls. all of which, when arising
Cruu thi' cause, will he found to assume more or
less The Intermittent type. This "AuuB CURE"
nlyrs the cause OF these dcrangemcnts, and cures
tir disease. a-..-fT
THIS it accnmplishcs by stimulating the cxcrc-
t1rcs 70 cSNl the virus from the system; and
thcic OrgatS hy degrees become hahitsd 10 do this
their Office uf their own accord. Hcnro arises what
we torn a,s1,B,aiahoH. Time may accomplish tho
same cn' hut often liIc is not '1ng cnpugh, or is
,arriG"c,I in the attempt. while this "AouE CunE"
dleS il at oncc, aud with safcty We have great
rc, am IN lclicSe thi, IL surer MS well us safer
rcn,ctly inr the Whole class Of diseases which arc
caused by thc Ininsnatic Injection, than any other
which has been discovered aud il has 81 another
,m1oCtnt advantage 10 the public, which is, that
it is Cheap as well ~ good.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-06-02
FARM FOR EATE

mated two miles West ofthe City OF Lancaster
the Pike, Said Farm contains IS Acres, "a
Il withaFlNE SUGAR CAMP. aud plenty IslA
oiTimber. Al In high state o. and VIII
be sold upon the most r aaonable terms. For infor
lives neRrthe preniiseR. WM. GRAHAM.
'Decembef 30, le58--3ytf
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-06-02
NROAOWAV WOYNXI.
CINCINNATI. OHIO.

FVyHE unde rsigned having again assumed tho man.
agement OF this well known establishment, bcgs
lea to say to those who visit Cincinnati, either for
bus ness or pleasure that they will and tho Broadw ay
Hotel one oChe most convenient and desirable stop
ping places In the city,
ills convenient to the Rail Road ohice and Depots
aud the public Landing; 80 than any other Hotel
In Cincinnatand Is within few minutes walk ofthe
Post once, the princi pie and the
places of Public Amusement.
An extensive range Of Bathing Rooms and Bar
berss shop Will be found In the 'Builiiny.
This house has all the comforts and convenlences
that he found In any first class Hotel In the West
Tho whole establishment has Just been thoroughly
overhaul cd renovated and re.furnished, and the
Proprietor feels assured that those who make NJ,
house their home during their stay In the city, viii
lions o. his charges. JOSEPH ". CROMWELL.
lneipnati, Sep.ember n, IB55-=l0 50 ss4r,l
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-06-02

For sale by Kaufman 4 Co, n. sIGord, Lancaster
4. L. Nicely, HalIimore, \. KAib. Rushvllle; q. r.
hamllpi Oakland, and BY all Druggists aud DehIersin
Medicine Seirr, Ecksteih & Co., ,Cincinnati gener.
81 Agents, April 2s, tHs0--Gm5a
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-06-02

THE NEW YORK WEEKLY PRESS is one Of the
best literary papers ofthe day. large Quarto con-
tanning TWENTY FACES orSIXTY COLUMNS. Of
entertaining matter; and ELEGANTLX ILLUS
every week.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-06-02
Fever and Ague,

from which mankind suffer over large part Of
the glohc, Is the consequence OF diseased action
in The systcm, indurcd by the poisonous miasm Of
vegetable decay. This exhalation is evolved by
the action Of solar heat on wet SOIL and rises with
the watcry vupOr from IL. While the sun is below
tho horian this vapor fingers near the earth's sur
face, and the virus Is taken with it through the
lungs into the bord. There il acts an irritating
poison on the internal yisccra and excretug organs
uf the body. The liver becomes torpid and fails 10
secrctc not ony this virus, but also the bile from
the blodd Both the virus and the bile accumulate
in the circulation, and produce violent constitu-
tiDnal disorder The spleen. the kidneys, and the
stomach symplthize with tho livor, and become
disoncrcd aSo. Finally, tho instinct Of our or
Eanist, rs IL in an attempt TO expcl the noxious
inf,sian concentrates the whole blood OF the body
in the internal exGrctories to force them to cast it
out The blood leaves the surface, and rushes TO
the central organs with congestive violence. This
IL the CnILL But in this effort it fails. Then the
FEVER follows, in which the blood leaves the cen
trail organs aud rushcs 20 the surface, as II In
another eIr TO expel the irritating poison through
that other great excretory - the skin. In this
alaO il fails and the system abandons the attempt
exhausted and waits Tor the recovery OF strength
to repeat the hopeless effort another day. These
are the fits or pproSysms Of FBvER AND AGuE.
Such cu4titnlional disorder will Of course UNDER
mine the health if II is not removed.
We have labOred to find. and have found, an
antiuutc,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-25

HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-Freu Dee.
r. lss, hs fr.,ns win lesv. chsns.u e. ssArou ~
aISs,: EIgr-s frIna . = n aae S;ls Al 40 n
ikary Nal rrsi- u Isis 6f Poueakeepcs s:+S
M u a; ns pSsSa S.nJ SO PEI 81 siAl s.na, ga
.. n for feek'ti1 p II fss PouEnke~foe, feeksk1A
krs sins ana poSsS Fern Srxas Sc, Way Ss.ssoa
pssssrr1 sAisr Caarssrl Canal chrssopee, and ssA
Trans 70, Ee-l OH law fsvJ sS and len q, aD4
s,S srs n sci Ahary ssocs rziE1tes isssx o.
e1rdsys . - ~. aAyra 2zSsrGssoks2l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-25
THE briggs PATENT PIANo-FoATI
WONDERFUL IMPROVEMENT in

WONDERFUL IMPROVEMENT in
w GRAND PIANOS.
sIEISwAY SONS iuvi-e :rss ,1e n. pgbc ia general
cal and examine tAer pe~ y.invsnted UvSRsralS9
GRAND PIANO wbich Tor 20 g,ty 4 tJze pro
superior other Grst PALo 81
srin.d Il sorg ~hon Tie .-., cel ~ izs, o.
counu, G3idb~k II Has.n (.di,or OF Th-
ca ReSi-wl. L. c. Hi8. /" kDs ". As.dn Il. & IirIu
II A WoLerhsl pr A. II. Woo, .ud May 1thers-
SrEfS Way SOM,
Manufacturer, Nos 81 and 81 Walkers, New Yori
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-25
6ouses ano forms Danteo.


HOUSE in BROOKLYN WANTED, IN eI-
change fr ~ sores, sth isIse Double Hou'e 40E1s
too oy and Atti perfect order frlt ana ornsusnat
good Barn Carsgh wit ain IS minutes yak Of me
depot and 81 niles a tbe Bay Of HemEst-sd, Apply
" l. SEYMOUR no ~ Nasss1-s,. room No B.
NTANTED-Ry a Physician and a Dentist, suit
w abe ROOMS l5,h -, aao brtw- % aod 6thsTs
Acdres, ststrg moderate terms G. v, Union square Post
Office.
WESTERN LAND WANTED 10 EX-
w CHANCE for STORES with Dwellings over toeu s.'u
ated and 3iths,, The lard well located Oh
6e.sbe. 10 any pNtes who WI pay os'b Zoe trade
Wil b. offered. ApplS TO
w L. SEYMOUR. No. 10 Nss.sqs, room No. s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-25
NEW YORK DAILY TRIPUNE FRIDAY MARCH o. 1869
Gdles n Aucnou.

AUCTION NOTICB.-H O L Sc SA b.
~ sparneid FURNITURE rica Wilton Al VsiSet S1e-,A
o.stly Fr-bob 49, Pe, sas hs,el sr-, tre~ sri.s.
rct PLr Vg--rurs Ro--scd Pisnofor, .evea oesA'.
vau.bae Oh F.rp Peer ssd silver caey nc, q 30 u
nsHIEL ) BOCG6, Ag0,i,n-er S1n ssa THUS DIV
Fres,L s.-ue s. ct 10 eciock tie eosr- sChNltUk Ks
IL TIE .eos- bog-- which oft g. best descnstoa ~1
,sns Of sre ooGty PET sni zee Miners tlser1s
Yscoffte ri suites ~ Ps l - n'i Ia fa
cr1nsu srcosde 30 In re-7 s1i "a oo'sy
Res. zco3 szd s~cretGI Bossos--s s)ii esved H. &c
C.L.e SCI. Pc, Table,, trre, sc2rcI hpf-~coi 80
acre. oo irTor door Sax egtat Ho.e-
rnt satin ard tap s;rsi sr-loi
Corper Et-ser-. bsct, rh Lac VI9doT Cur
tas.s bcbK. ra'u ca1s cp.-' CHRIS ts@
.ge Priinr O-uazsu a. vi oer OF % Oh P.iat
ar, D.,rs Be az CsArheT FUrn-Es ss.st a.i'a
T.b. c.. teb goa t.gd d-soc..-l Ia 40 IoF-- Ses
rsa, Rus, .rd Cc,G.-.- Feri ans silver Cute CsSe
R.ss,,. ti, WssAssos via u.fo- oo. costy
5.oor..e Cbius Toe, Ssts Hair Arpss-s e-ih sas
EeeSi Frarch OvA N-ior AsdoEsrT -e. - flrnt'rTs "a
a.irrr H. Co,ss- .1d A.h g,-y sY 80 CaLi hse~ooi
Hal s..ns Ole oh. A To.yv AID 10 p}'tp &c c1-at
4 ALBURTIS. auctioneer viii ssll al Pabdc
Aur-ion THIS DAr Friday IL raid zee, y Vest
sz5. icy o'clock cost and magnificent dOCSSf pbD
FLRSlTCRE DrssiEs c0lt1u God fAao re,
od sctes II .~fsut Pal FgrJittr@
W; AID Br-s~ Csrp&ts match Pirr hirro Lsoe
C-r-sr, kssts ,ud Coruice R-s-Ed si-o-s d Etsse-s
SOP T.5l@ si.y.r ard G,sssse 6liv-s ForEs
Cam .Sr second. ari and fog-s stories ~occ us
suy ard walnut B@tEsses 6lrsaG. ara Hssds:sotN t,f
H,.Tes,es Fe.hsr Be5I Bsuis's O. ts saees Cnr ina
II -v.rJ roou AID Eeh-n Utslsus Sale p5@s'e
vhhout regard 70 v-s'ber.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-25
5nsurdnee 0ompduies.

CLINTON FIRE INSURANCE C0MPAUY
~ oHoe, No 81 w.ll-s,. Ne--yott
cAsH CAPITAL. veee.e0p.
e104, -
az oslss ySotsyty sSils-d ana rsid
DIRECTokR
rsrrr Lsins joan Ws.sop. o. j. snssaL
a th,u TosnseDt Joseph ". C5rass, Afrsd Nrk&
ceuks e s~srts Samuel Vtie.aa, Byvr L. WsG
Iohc e-rsofd. s. 2. Med AFo. q Lsns
Joan Coupou Go. Gftssoii, T., k0eeu e e<ucS
D. Kerry d.;fst HoAs Hunt, }. Boya
Jo.rrh a-rrnoe Yoous. Small A. YSss<. Del s.aS
LeoaEdo b suA-sa. J Ean.osn- Ls@rcaoe ras9A
eAs srouson. Geo. A. roxusesA. d~ary 9. I~ss<6rA
4 g. EDs. poo APso CaaamAn, }. n hstnsnk
HUGH LANG. rrsstSsu
JAs q AsIs IN gecr-ssTy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-25
Daia,s, Oils, glass, Sc.

s,OAL Olive are new prepared to supply oQ1
u ca,orsrs villa ibis saJer' bIails OF, rtroas trsa
hana p.ct.s Of forty g.DopI s.ch II such ,anttss ~
S.1 tssirs sisaly refined Esht oolore1 al ssrAnss
sys I. by IN a. ksos Of keTos-s anps vrross
6Sor cTr.s 8. OTde respectfully so-e sod proSsU
6lsL EkPfak srArE coal OIL CO..
No. 20 rgaA -, J.
CODURNs EXTA OIL-Yesy sup-rsf ios
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-25

NEW.YORE Marco q. lsi9.
rJ1HR ANNUAL ELECTION for THIRTEEN
i DIRECTORS OF the PANAMA RAILROt0 ONPANY,
a ~ held AZ the Or@ OF The Couosy No 81 Waist ten
ir. BuIeirs NOSOAf ire i,h 81 Apfn next Tue polls
xu ep-r I, u o cloos In, and ci0se a n.
JOS. T. JOY Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-25

NOTICE.-TAe Interest Coupons Of the EiehE
~ Per Cent s.o1d AortslE@ so0S. a to Ia Cko'SE
AND MILWAUKEE, kAlLEOAD COMPANY d. o. "a
Cay of hsssh, lss- Sz2r h-p1oGc, va %
PAD oa TIE ~ say Of Arr nsx FERMENTATION u ae SssA
s CHAnBEaLAIN, 9ortSs@s,
y ro..e..ien ef u croa.e add MI sas.se EAls,a5
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-25

CHAMBER FURNIT enameed and
- gained IN ell color. ard ftye rsrtsd 70 suf,s
suLfss,i0r. s2fiDs SSc bot-CGs hspd. ana edtDg
eyeiy description n.sds order Z. NOODBRiD3k No
q 5u4JyA. ~, three cosrs fr.m Canal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-25
glrnlinre.

COTTAGE ENAMELED FURNITURE
~ Elsssnt suites from Q IS and upvpds W sRokOekai
MATTAEsSEs SPRING BEDS &C, the old estsslioDed
mandatory No So Broadway Eve doors Laura keenss
Thests Parties should purchase rom sell sessoe<
ior Spring delivery. Goods carefully psosed os
the cogntTy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-25

OYricL or rHE NoRRrs CANAL AND BivESs Co,
JERSEY CITY ntrch y les
ELECTION NOTICE.-NOTICE is hereby
II river hat The ANNUAL ELECTION vi! b tee
4. the ccs Of the Company IL Jsr,ey CITY, or AOSOAf
he .h CAV .rrt for the cHci,e q by4 DIRECTOR e
ol.. Of Ciss No whose Of service vii then expire
,ae Of re D,re-,of Cs.. No. 2 - al y,rNncy.
The Poll st De- open fncr1 O'Clock urtl O'Clock
fbe rrsn.f-r I'll b. closed from the t,h tas untB
..h ~ 4 nj n.x, inc u,jve l. " CON 1tT s.cy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-25

bxrsoPoLtr.s BANK No. lCs Bso,D~tY,l
Nrv-NosE. H,rch IS, iss-
THE ANNUAL ELECTION for DlRECTOkS
i a The METROPO LITAS BANK sd Tor ISS ECCOAs
% Ec'.Ju, El se sea G: iae Balkns do0s on
MONDAY f'h q April prcr
IRE POI viii D. cpsned q. n ard closed a; n.
GEO J. SENEF, Csshier
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-25

Cmcaso 4 Co. Pi=seurEh, fee : ts5s. }
NOTICE.-The annual meeting OF the stock.
~ hoIoer, in ire PIrTssCRGH SORf WAYNE ,rs
sHICA9O RAILROAp CO.PANT vii be n.s 81 tie roons
= he Board d ft.ce II he City PE.Iblrgs. 90 fUEs
SAY tns 2tb Ear OF Mach sent, oclors st witch
.ps re Rspor, 0! the Directors for tie year la& Ell v
uetenteA
fhe election oT dheeu Director serye sh- eoslns Je.i
rtn be he'd AZ he piScs q WEDNESDAY, Toe "S
,roKIuo, q. ~ o'cock -.
March both nclUys the hsis Of stock u The ONO a1i
Oho AID lncG-s CT Fort Nsy1e AID CacAss
t,ross Courauea b-er converted II . h'
nock o. the Company .. th., tine s1u Coz - saaed
I'D, a. ssIS sler,i.u. Is order 81 'hs President
AUGUSTUS BRADLEY, Secretary
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WALLACK- THEATER.

yHTILI, ACR's L I i -
w Ma. HOEY tss to tonor 10 snaocase 70 bar irena'
alA tLe pabBo sen. rally s'.i byt
ut.i. pl.ee on MONDAY. nsoh g. ca Which oce.oa NJ
~ AID ne Oftse cole ,f4t~d All OF The es4b
s.saIt Wi spy-a popular aai vAed drama ever
Trreuc~d n countTJ-
N.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-25

DIANOS. HARMONIOUS and MELODEONS,
secord Is d. By Cho6eDs, Gua-r; Halle Oa't,
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Is tor for With applied
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-25

EUBNITURE BOUGHT for READY MONEY.
! "A fair y.lus siyen IN ready myDry br FURHlrCk1
CARPETS BOOaS kc AZ No. iz 6sa a', betIoSu STA M
ION stt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-25
TOR SALE-A VALUABLE FARM together
v-T.h IL STOCK 800 FARMING IA-LIxssF5 The

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lev of Ire -osJ1 river sad dir
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Tee bu7ls ir Hog,e for f.-GeF. C,rri.ss
Hoos Hs Hose Barr Stab f1r HO's-s rsosfy FEsery,
&C. Ther 80 ysf!eiy Of chce Frai.Tr~, ssI3e
nd Ornamental trees TIE Pam stot ard Pa nug nPe
rI Z tcsstter n salt pGrcass-r.
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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-06-10
Eoeal al alters.
BELLOWS FALLS. JUNE 10 1859.

The FouRru AT LONDONDERRY. The
Citizens of Londonderry and vicinity, are
making arrangements to have Fourth
July Sabbath School Celebration at the
South village. Sabbath Schools from 9TH
er towns are invited to take part, and it
will no doubt be an occasion Of much inter
est.
ANOTHER SUICIDE IN PCTNEY.-Val-
entine Kerr hung himself on the 9th of
May. no cause known except the sudden
death Of his daughter. He was about hi
business a, usual in the forenoon and soon
alter dinner lie went to his barn and ended
his eatthly career. His age was about ~.
SpRIA GFfELD. - We und -rstand that
Parks & Woolson have rented Holme,
Machine Shop, and have already commenc-
ed work. They are men of enterprise,
and they deserve as we have no doubt they
will receive large patronage.
Always pttro ize the MN who adver.
tiSes. Why? Because you can get better
bargains. How so? Because the man
WHO adyeriisrs gets The most trade, there
fore h.. can afford to sell at les perc mt
age-you never knew it otherwise. Adj
.rrisng is both public and private ad
vantage. Patronize those who advertise
THE FIRE IN SPRINGFIELD.-Mr. j. c
Logeiand's house, was not burnt, as stated
last week, but was damaged to considera-
Biz extent. but with great exertions was
saved. Tie losses are estimated as fol-
lows Parks 4 Woolson $4,000, insured
Cor $4,000 on WoolSon's half Johnathan
Marin & Co. $1,000, no insurance. Dan
q lei Sanders, $500; no insurance. James
Caipman & Son, 500, insured for $500
Y. lngham, property in Sanders shop
$500, no insurance. VIM. f. Albse's. lum'
Der $3.50, no insurance. The total loss be
ing some Is or 6 thousand dollars Th,
PAUSE Of the lire is supposed to have beer
Friction of machinery whrh got in muior
BY the opening of The gals in Sanders shop
as this has happened once before and woulc
have taken fire then but for discover,
Much credit is due to the fire department
for their prompt execution Of their duties
Ind TO the ladies' ~ho not only furnished
totfee for the lhursty but passed bucket
Will Spirfl which should have shane'
some of tile other sex who stood "lookiu;
on" The machine shop Of Parks & Woo
son will doubtless soon be rebuilt, and pre-
hans tile others also but we are not at pres
ent advised.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-06-10

Norwich. There is about two in Rutland, and
haf-a-'lozan more entered about the State. WIN
boted Polk in "A, Cass in AS, and Pirrce in
'5i. and kept dark in sc, and just did moi %
for Fremont by the skin of their leeh-a sci of
political guerrlllaS, fighting anywhere for pay !;
low, stinsv, mean, underground, false, treach-
er"us, dishonest; without the least Apr, citation
Of the common courlesirs Of civilized socety ;
dead 10 the most ordinary rules of professional
honor; descending to any basenrss, hesitting
at no meanness; Cow Boys politically, snakes
socially, traitors Professionally and puppies per-
sonallv - this is the set that claim to control
MIR. Buchanan in Vermont, and if they are no
"a lot of political scouLdrelS," in heavens name
where are they to be found?