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Great SGTtIieTT and Npsta~,
ROT TT
t08TTigFE (N.Y.) PATIrott.
30 N'lor ,ore@ tsf'Seen Burlington & C..
BIZ thiS R9'fe.

toETFjEFF N. " pATi HOtt
30 lfiles ,0re@ let,oeen Burlington & C...
BIZ this R9'Hs.
FT'E-T TBATE leaves Rouse p.f-..... ..
arrives at 0giea=hurgh at ] ] Is A. ,'. ..--.
Ing at potslan With Potslau 7u7 W--e--.- -
road fer Water5ovu, Bone. Svr1cuva r......
Niagara Falls, Buffalo. Cleveland C1c.--a-. .
the West. via. Laso shore; and az C-fa-----..
connect With Grand Trunk Railroad fer 7-+-
Hi1c-tor. Toronto. Hamilton. Detroit. C'.----.-.
all points South s.f West
SECOND TRAIN leaves Rouse's P---- Az .-.
p. v. or cl ths arrival IF the Trains r.-- tho r.
mont Central Railroad, arrive a.. O-Is-,t---- So
p. 81. Connective With G-1r5 T-r7t F,-r-.--..
1ii points 'resi.
TT CPNIN
FIRST TRAIN leaves Ozien.ir-,b ...-..t ~.
1r-ives ~ Fo-7e'- Point 10 p. r. Connect. .-...
tt~ Vermont Central and arrives AZ p.,-ri--.-- d.
I0 p. IS. raNi-- ccun.ctioas with an P7fr--s.
Lines -1utt a.j Trst
SECOND TRAIN leaves O-densHrr-H a. Phi.
P. ", arrives at B0use's Point AZ 90 p. 81 a.
lod-e.l connecting As above, snd With Chsr-,,.-
and St.Lawrence Railroad for Montreal and --.,.-
Tickets r The above Routes can hr ----.. b..
NJ al stations m the VI. Central PaTrss .-. "A.
". Z. CHURCH. burlington V.
GEO. Y. HOTLE. 81.
January (, 1853. febl.5t-
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The Great Musical Bazaar
y
MUSIC STORE.


~ ". PARTRIDGE, having lust returned
from Boston and New York. now offers
the largest and best assortment of SHEET
-HCNIG both new nd old; the best assortment n.
INGING BOOKS. both sacred and seeuIar.
With INSTRUCTIONS BOOKS for all kinds Of
Musical Instrumen,s SINGING. Thorough Bass and
Harmony. Of the most approved kinds that can he
found north Of the cities.
A'so the larg.stand most complete assortment If
" USICA L INSTR I'M ENTS, DC.
Flutes; Flute-Flsgoletts; Octave Flutes; Picolos.
fl:e7 and Flagoletts; Violins, Guitars. from the
best makers-as Martin, Rail e Son, &c; Dulci-
n"rsi Banjos and Tamboriues; Tuning Forks and
Turing Hammers; Clarionetts end tlarionett
Rec IS, Accordeons; Flutinas; all kinds If STRINGS
for s-rilzad Instruments: Violin Bows Rride,os
Peg, Finger-boards and Tail piec S. Boz hair and
Rosni Wood and Paper Boxes FOR Guitars and
Violin. Tenor AMI Small Drums, GALVANIZED
tTu'tf Psrcha and lndia-.u5ber 20 els far Pano.
Piano Stools
Arrangements are MA lie for keenjn- and seII,r,
PA NON rom the following Mauufqe ursr. viz.
CHCKsRI>G < SON; WN. P. EMERs y; T. G1rsEpr
4 Co; " GDwA 4 BRowy; J. ". VOsE; A.W
LAM Co; (B1.toD, NaAS); 10 3 Dt,S-A,.
HAzELroy + BRo's; hGBr, NEwTov & BRspgrpv'
HAYNES BRoTHERS; oTEINwAY& Sons; RAVEN,
BAcov & Co.; BRAlxARD & OGDrx; iN.so YORK;:
BoARDNAs GRAY & Co. (AI5any); J. 3. RASD:
NFLGDEONS from all the best M,nuf,otur.
ers
All Of the above will be sold CHEAPER THAN CAV
De RoUGHT in this vicinity. and a i7,rsr than Cuv
prices
Cur re- ip;s Of Music, every two months. are
probably more than the entire stock of any dealer
in this vicinity and persons ordering from ms will
generally have their orders filed at eight and not
be under he necessity Of waiting till they can be
obtained from the city
Secondhand Pianos to Rent and for sale, also
take7 in exchange for new Pianos, AZ fair price
Sheet Music sent to any part u the country
postage Paid, on receipt Of the marked price Or
dcrs solicited aud satisfaction warranted Call be-
fore Won buy, where You get what you want. |
lt College street, two doors cast Of f. Lvman's
Dry Good Store.
= B.-NEW PIANOS JEST received.
V. W. PARTRIDGE.
May IA dawtf
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wOoD,S NEW wOwER.
TO PARENTS AND GUARDIANS.
u q ii sc III O o L---I TREAL.

NJ L. & FRONTEtU. Professor Of the
French language and iteratvre in the
University Of MrGill College, Montreal. receives
limited number Of bnarders. being naniIs in the
nigh School Department of the Uniyer,itv
His res'dHnca Is in the College buiId;ngs At the
foot nf the monitor, and is surrounded bv park,
0vmna''nm. exclus vely for tie boarders. is
attached 70 IT.
The interior arrangements are Of N. mos,
unexrep'ionahle order and comfort.
ne French language is spoken and taught in
the house -
Particular care is taken in the observsnce Of
daily religious exercises
Apnlv for Prospectus to Professor Frouteau at
Mc4ill College.
LID, Principal Of the University.
July 9. l.tz.v
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AGENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE

The most liberal commission, in money or books
viii be given to persons or associations forming
clubs for ten or more books to be sent at one time
Pastmastcrs. sch a. teachers students clerCvmen
or any private individual, male or female, can
50 n reploaish or rm a well selected Library,
without EXPENSE by acting as our agents. Pls7se
ss7d fer Cf7lo74s and Ci--tll-.
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lDYE2TJSEHEYTS PiTEY!

Burlington, June 81. 1859.
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HAIR DYES.

RUsH'S Argentine, Bachelors Premium, and
DWater's Liquid Hair Dyes; the best articles
of the kind in use. For sale by
March .. J. W. R0BY co.
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PROF. WOOD.

DE EIVED this dav, new supnIv Of Prof
EeWood's Hair Restorative, Also. Rurnett's
Cocaine, an article which gives universal salts
faction dressing for hair.
J. ". R0BY i co.
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COLOGNE

TINE Genuine German Cologne, also, Cologne
a Of our own manufacture, made according TO
the most approved French recipes For sale by
J. W. ROBY & co.
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EL0TH, Hair, Teeth and Nail Brushes. A
Z good assortment at
J. W. ROBY 8. co.
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OUR CATALoGrE OF BooLs

oNsWoUs1Np DOLLARS w0BTHoF BOOK
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J. w. RODy " go.
Druggists and ApOflloCarieS,
Corner Chure,, and COLLEGE Strect>.
URLINGTON. VERMONT
MEDICAL STUDENTS

ENAN find, at the Subscribers. an assortment Of
y Dissecting Cases. of the best manu- facture and
for sale at low prices
J. ". ROBY Il co
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daeehlp Stree Dress.
intsd at No. College Street, Burlington, "a.
GEO. w. & C. G. BENEDICT.
EDITORS AND PRoPRIEToRs.
Terms OF Subscriptions.
r-rm. for Advertising in Weekly.

- No subscription stopped until all arrearages
I've paid except at the option of the publisher. or
isconti nued unless by positive orders.
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PERFUMERY.

7 UBIN'S EXTRACTS, Jockey Club, Blessed
~ BABY. New mown Hay, West End, Pa;choulv.
Musk, &c, &c Also, Lubin's Lavender Water,
and Dubins e. Pierres Frangipani
For sale by !. W. ROXY L co
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r Al L r q A DS
RT-TLASD X BURLINGTON r. p
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT

nN and after Wednesday May lIH. P.
= leave the Rutland and Burlington Den.
follows
s4j A. NJ, Nail Train for Boston. Lowell "a
cester, Springfield, Troy, AIbar- ~
York BE.
II.2O A. NJ, Accom- notation train from Pr..
connecting at Troy with the T-l.
River Boats
SIS NJ, Accommodation Train for Rutr.-.
Trains arrive at Burlingtor as follow.
$40 A. ", Accommodation from Rutf.rf
5.25 p 81. Mail Train from Boston. r.-.
Worcester, Springfield, Ncw Ya-t b.
II. - =. ". Accommodation train from T----
Rutland.
Z. A. CHAPLIN --
Rutland, April u, 1859. ls.
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BUSINESS CARDS.

$. VI. PETTENGILL & cos
ADVERTISING AGENCY,
lls Nassau ST., N,o York, & 10 "'''
BOSTON.
: VI. PErrENGTLL Co., are the = Ii -.
Free Press and the most influential anu ar ses i
circulating Newspapers in the oai.eu fo-
the Canadas. They are authori1eu W oO"'''0' '''
us at our Lolpesf rates.
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BOOKS AND GIFTS.
G.. G. EVANS & co.
PROTECTORS OF THE ONLY
D RIGINAL GIFT STORE
IN NEW ENGLAND,
No. IS CornhiII. Boston.
VALUABLE BOOKS AND
ELEGANT GIFTS.

A GIFT, VARYING IN VALUE FROM FIFTY CENTS
TO ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS, GIVEN TO
THE PURCHASER OF EVERY BOOK.
M E take pleasure in stating that the liberal
w and increasing patronage bestowed upon
us by the people of New England and other parts
Of the country, enables us to offer still greater
inducements to purchasers of Books, and individ-
uas or associations getting up clubs than ever
before.
The advantages we possess over any other SIM
liar establishment in the country, especially for
Fl ling New England Orders must be evident to
those acquainted with position, and understand
our superior and increasing facilities for doing
business. Our advantages are as follows:
We publish a large list Of valuable books
We obtain large quantities Of other valuable
books in exchange for our own.
We buy large editions from other publishers for
cash at very low prices.
We put no Objectionable book on catalogue.
We offer no inducements which we do not fulfil.
We buy our Watches in large quantities for cash,
and of the best make
We have our jewelry made to order by the best
manufacturers in this country and Europe.
By doing an extensive business make
very valua5ls presents more frequently to purcha-
sers.
Our present plan of operations Is the same as
originated five years ago by Mr.. q. g. Evans, and
is sanctioned not only by the highest Judicial au
thoriy in nearly every State in the Union, but by
.he voice Of the people from Maine to California.
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May IA
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Straw Goods

Rv THE CASE, nOZEN OR SINGLE HAT.
WYE arc now receiving Straw Hat' FOR
W Con.'o-neu. Misses and lads. wh'cN
v,e can and will soil either Mt Wholesale OF Retail
AZ ,s-y low -nark.
Paving our Goods nv the case, in lRr'e GUAM
titles. enables US to sell Mt "hoiesAI'
r0v * CIV 1T 20UGVT N THE CITY
Country Merchants will sqvs time and noT'y oy
giving call.
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LAW BLANKS.

SONSTA NTLY on hand, and for sale
OEEDS-Nortcage. Quit-claim and Warrantee,
WRITS-Justice, Justice Trustee. County Court
General Counts. County Court Note. Trustee
Trustee Book Account. General Courts ami
Trus'ee:
PETITIONS for Foreclosure. and DEcEEE'y
CHANCERY;
HrGHwAY BrLLs. LEASES, OFFICERS REcEu.>
MARRIAGE CERTIFICATES Commissions % '3's
Disclosure and CITATION. Blank DE1F-s.
NoTEs, &c, &c.
L W PRINTIN
all kinds, done 70 order. with neatness and dis
patch. NJ the
FREE PRESS PRINTING OFFICE.
20. 6 COLLEGE SrREsr,
Levitt Burlirgt.-
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f. Extensive for particular description contain
Ing tie most valuable works in the various de-
ulrtueuts Of literature. sue. rs
AGRICULTURAL, DICTIONARIES. WORKS OF }
ALBUMS. historical. FICTION. {
BIBLES. of al HUMOROUS, POETRY.
prices. { JUVENILE, TRAVELS,
BIOGRAPHICAL, MEDICINAL. ADVENTURES,
BOTANICAL. MECHANICAL, ODD FELLOW
COOKERY, MUSICAL. SHIP and
FREE MASONRY.
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B'-Ihs Wheeler & wilsoa Sewing Ma
chimes may be seen in constant operation at the
Sewing Machine Parlor, FRrp Pprs, Pr1rnrxe
Clover Floor)
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CENTRAL. RAfiFrsI
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
Chicago and the West
NORTHERN. WESTERN, BRITISH a-I p,
MAIL ROUTE.
?, cenor.u,, 5sra1v. J4usZ7 so. 1ss.

TRAINS GOING NORTH AND WEST
Leave Darlington AZ $50 A. NJ, 1910 A. r..
80 P n
VAIL TRAIN connects ~ Windsor AMI %
River Junction with trains leaving Bcs-.- --
Springfield. ~ 20 a. II. same dav. a-' N.
York previous evening. Leave Windsor a-
p VI. reaching Burlington at 90 p. W.. Errs..
Point al f.4j ". Montreal ard O-lsr sf---
the same evening Connecting az O-dersra--
with Grand Trunk train, without delay. - g.
routo and the West.
ACCOWNOD ALTON TRAIN leaves New Te-
at $50 :. ", Boston NJ ) p W.. and 81
interrcmeiiatr Stations Leaves Windsor at 9.
P. " and reaches Burlington at 4 p A. II
RoUse's Point az 100 A. NJ. arriving in Month.
and OE4ensbur-h the same forenoon, ard r-.-
eeeding West bv Grand Trurf trains wi-t
delay for the West. A sleeping car is attlela-
70 tn train.
Accommodation Train Leaves Mortified a.
S.25 A. NJ, reachins Burlington 90 100 All
Rouse's Point ct 1910 ". and Moruea. and
ogieusburgh the sane afternoon,
TRAINS GOING SOUTH AND EAST
Leave Burlington ut 7.4O A. ", 1910 A D.. 1-f
7.30P NJ
NAIL TRAIN leaves Rouse's Point go t.N.
connects at White River Junction with train.
for st Jobnzhurv. VI els River. White Your
tains Boston Lowell. Worcester. View YorF s-t
intermed-a-a stations. arriving IN FCs+0r NJ CT
P. NJ and in New York A. ~ p ". Passe7---=
hv ibis trai- train dine NJ White River Junc-i.-
FXPRESS TRAIN Leaves Rouse's Point a. S.
80 A. n. connects there with trains from N.--
treal and Ogdeushurgh the same morning recei--
ing passeug gers az oSdeHsburcb from Grand T-1-s
Road and Lake Ontario Steamers. Leaves Fr--
linCton ar 10 10 A. ". dine at Mortified and 7--
rive ut Boston at s 90 P. N.
Accommodation Train Leaves Rouses Point at
Il M here Wit faa-
Montreal s. Ogdensburgh same afternoon Lodge
AZ White River Junction and proceeding next
morning 70 Boston, Worcester Springfield. Ne~
York. &c. arriving a Boston at 90 P. NJ s-5
At New York at l. % P VI.
Through Tickets fur Chicago and the West. To-
ale at the principal Stations
G. MERRILL. Sup-
Mortified June 9Th. 1889.
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1852.
GRAND SPRING OPENING
G. b. JELLIs SONS.

May be soen an .Htjre'y nsr and handsome assort-
ment OF Spring Goods.
NEW SPRING DE-LAISES,
NEW STRIPED BAYADEREs,
NEW PICCOLONINI PLAIDS,
NEW WHITE BRILLIANTS,
NEW CoLORED BRILIIANTS
NEW CANBR1Cs
NEW FRENCH PRINTS.
NEW ENGLISH PRINTS.
NEW AMERICAN PRINTS,
NEW GINGHANs,
VIEW LINEN DAMAsK,
NV TOILET QUILTS,
NEW LINEN H'K'Fs.,
KEW DoNEsuCs,
NEW HOSE,
WV HOPED SKIRTS,
&c, &c, &c, &C, &c.
All Of which, having to be converted into cash
within the next 40 days viii be offered at aston-
shiugly low prices. March 18th.
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SASH, Doors. In DS
AND STAIRS.

TIVE srhscrihors have inst set ~ comm Ter"
sot or now and i-1r-ovod r''"Ni'arv 'rr NC
mann rartura oF DOORS. SASH & BLINDS
n III 1evc-~r',ons
IT,, 80. L. 100000 o. o,-.s,,. ~ o-7o-s for
planning Op SITTING 'l'NRFR,
SCROrT-S4WTNG NOTLOINGS
OF AL PATTFPNS-
from inch 70 inches
They would COLL nortirn'or attention 10 their
Nuvy ptTTCpNS
OF doors SASH AND RlNhS,
which for durabjlitv and h"antv. FN'EL hv f7v
any +hin,- oF tho hird arnr oFo~"f j" t7'' 'n9reet
-sT.tp UvrVTpVNC or'u ti"IS-
inoIu3inc RATTS. NFwFTS and BANISFEPS
of q7v st-la and material Desired specimens OF
which nav be soon ~ our Nhop.
An work delivered AZ the WhaVTe- o. bep0ts
free ~ charrn.
shop South end ~ the
provrFn NAcsTvr SHoPS.
CHASE q SMITH
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THE NANvAL of the WARDROBE


100 LARGE octave PAGES. IN PAPER,
BY MRS. PCLLAN
PRICE. . cTvrs
IT Is 4 COMPLETE TREATISE upon this
branch Of Domestic Economy aud bv far the
most valuable publication upon this subject eve
issued. Il "onDri -es thorough dissertation upon
taste IN dress /; an explanation Of the different
stitches made in sewing. remarke opn the
various kinds and qualities Of fabrics used in
the w7riroh'. with complete directions for cuttin
ana 1r-ing All kinds of garments for women's and
children wear the preparation Of table toilet
and bed linens. illustrated by nearly
100 CUTS OF PATTERNS & MODES
NJ Iious'leeper can afford to do without it.
Mrs. Pullan is he highest authority extan
upon the subject Of the Manual, having written
more upon this subject than all others combined.
Her contributions to English publications have
rendered her name a household word" and have
cen a perpetual source Of supply to the Ladies'
department in the Magezin oftHis country.
For sale BY f. A. Fuller, samuel Huntington.
ana at the Sewing Machine Psrlor, No. College
Street Gree Press Building, lower foor).
np.sml d6wtf
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4 FEW bbls. EXTRA LEAF LARD.
I "A and quantity of the right sort of III ANS.
at A. S. DEWEY.
June 2oth, 1859. daw
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wool.

ALL PERSONS having Wool Of all kinds. q"
y Cheen's pits. and wanting 10 "xchnnge '''
WO0TTFN GO0OS-C1SV,-neve or FI7n1ei. or We
rieus rolors: or nav for maxine. can he aceomn.,
dated NJ nv Mil on reasonable terms, for ta''
OF Wool.
ALSO- STOCFTNG-YA made 81 c''d
wool. and warranted no-foct. ready for ne.
THF0DORr y. LYNNN.
North rerrisburrh, April T. 1859. rti
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ROOTS AND SHOES.

MILES 4 HOWE. Church Street, Manufactu-
VI rers of and dealers in Ladies, Gents, and
Childrens Boots, Shoes Caters Ties, of every va
riety and style. We have now on hand very
LARGE ASSORTMENT
Of desirable Goods for the Spring trade, at prices
to accommodate all classes of the community. Al
kinds Of
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GEO. W. & G. C. BENEDICT
No. College St, Burlington. "
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NIisce'lnneOu. Works Of ell ,,,na..

NEW BOOKS on HAND IS soon - ISSUED.
SENT FREE on APPLICATION.
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Ten lines Of minion type constitute a square
liberal discount to yearly advertisers
Legal notices 10 cents a line.
= The privilege of yearly advertisers is lini-
ted to their own immediate business in their own
name; ana all advertisements for the benes, ~
other persons as well as legal advertisements and
Advertisements OF auction sales, and advertisements
Whit names Of other persons, sent in by them
must be paid for at the usual rates
Contracts for yearly advertising will not be dis
continued unless an order to that effect is left AT
the Office and when discontinued in less than
year, ths price Of Uhote year mil be charged
NO advertisements eau be inserted gratuitously
Advertisement. ordered upon the ;ns;da az.
olusivsiy. an addition of Is per cent. is made
upon regular rates
Deaths and marriages Inserted gratis for sinh.
serioers. Notices of funerals rs cents. Obitnarv
notices cents per line.
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II Anrrs SKIRTS tueped and stitched in tho
Inoa+ost -nar7or. Chill-ar's d-essee stitched
aud OF ri7ds 90 n1ain IN ornamental sevin- d, no
0roranflv ar1 wolf ~ -he
MACHINE SEWrVG PtRTOR.
mar2l Free Pvsye RvilHrp.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-05-26
THE LATEST AND GREATEST
ANNOUNCEMENT.
ENGAGEMENT OF FELIX DARLEY BY THE
NEW YORK MERCURY.


NEW YORK MERCURY.
The Proprietors of the New York Mercury
realize a just pride and pleasure in announcing
the engagement of the world-renoWned and ia
imitable master Of the humorous and graphic
art,
FELIX o. C. BARLEY.
who will hereafter employ his magic pencil in
illustrating the series Of First-Class Nov elettes
by the best writer's in America, which will be
published in the columns of the
NEW YORK MERCURY.
The engagement of Mr.. barley, which was
only accomplished after much urgent solicitation,
and the offer of the most liberal inducements,
will invest the Mercury with AN ARTISTIC PER
FICTION in PICTORIAL DISPLAY, which
cannot Be eqGulled by any other paper, and will
prove the earncstness of our determination to
Outvie all competition, and make the New York
Mercury A MODEL OF EXCELLENCE, as
journal of American Literature and Art.
Mr.. barley has engaged to design exclusive
" for the MERCURY, and for NO OTHER WEEK
LY and therefore, no contemporary sheet can
hope to approach the New York Mercury in the
beauty and brillancy of unique and appropriate
illustration.
The first picture from Mr. Darl0y's pencil will
appear in the New York Mercury, dated Feb.
l9, 1859, in connection with splendid romance
of the sea, by Ned Buntline, entitled, SEA
WAIF OR, THE TERROR OF THE
COAST. A Tale of privateering in l776.
TERMS:
Single copies, $2.00in advance.
Two $50 d"
Three 500
Eight /" and one extra to
getter up of club, 1900
All communications should be addressed to
CAULDWELL, sOUTHWoRTH WHITNEY,
Proprietors of the N. Y. Mercury,
% Spruce street, New York.
Specimen cspiesrss sent free.
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STEAM FERRY
WHITE CLOUDY

"A LARGE, new and excellent ~ n
n Steam Ferry Boat has been - -
placed in the Missouri River, at White Cloud,
which will be run in all kinds of weather, when
the river is open, as often as may be required,
on week days; and on Sundays, four times, viz:
between the hours Of 3 and 10 O'Clock, A. NJ,
and the hours of 4 and 5 O'Clock, P. NJ.
This place is the terminus OF the State Road
from FL Des Moines, Iowa; there is an excel
lent road leading to Forest City and Oregon,
Mo- and good roads leading into the back
country OF Kansas and Nebraska, to which
White Cloud is at least six miles nearer than
any other river town. This Boat is one of the
best in the river, and is manned by an experien-
ced Engineer and Pilot, and a sober, active and
punctual set Of hands. Persons wishing to have
themselves, their stock, lumber, or freight Of
any kind transported across the river, will find
White Cloud the place for them to be accommo-
dated in the best manner, with the least posi-
bic delay on either shore.
FeTying done at reduced rates.
june 10, So, Il.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-05-26

a.-Frnnr.-It is supposed, IN
H0'D, .,.rs. and certain persons nave
s'n' . g. utmost to get up the impress
done ' n., there are no roads leading to
sion; &C Cloud, from the back country
VIII This s gros, error. for tn: roads lead
tbs ,1 tbis place are as good. Il not bet
ing y those leading to any other town
t@' -, 'n liver. They are high, dry, and
Cd y" level, with scarcely any slOughs.
s gsn' t.T slOugh s on several of the roads
, L.i west, have recently been bridged
s l'.' he Government trains, the first of
Dt;.b will start within few days.
:, this connection, we will state, for
= ;.rormatiOn of travellers from the di-
,.,ioD of the Nemaha and Blue that
Thite ClOud is much the nearest point
II. river, and we have Steam Ferry
u L;.h Is not surpassed by any on the
-, Persons bound for Northern Mis-
u.i Iowa, Illinois, Wisconsin, and
Michigan, will find this route at least for
= miles nearer than by way of st. Jo-
nh and there are good roads on the
u " side, leading in all directions.
T,.rsIlers from the above States to Nor
d., Kansas and Southern Nebraska,
III End the same advantages in this
,,vt.. Therefore. if persons do not es-
,seisIiy desire to touch at St. Joseph,
.ITs sker, easy, and cheap route be
,,v ipSuce1rent to them, this is the one
~ t,ks We have frst-rate roads con-
,ssisg with the California road. at Sa-
18th, and HiaEatha7 the Nemaha will
soou be bridged, when We will have a
sne road to Falls City, iB Nebraska {;
,t.ro are excellent roads aertR ard south,
ir vay Of RulO and Higklsad; and on
he Missouri side, by way Of Oregon,
there are IS gesd reads IS can be fO1Rd-
Persons only need to examine S0te these
Kings for themselves, to be convinced of
he truth of what we say