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Compensated Emancipation Conren.
lion Ut albany.

fLCA<T Nt1nes !ay. JAP. 81.
The Crm1eaaa.ed Emancipation Society LeId
It's sessh'n IN thls city this evening, DR.. Aot, ot
Union College, presiding.
The Convention WAS addressed By Dr. Mott,
Eii:n Eurrit:, the Rev. Dr.. We.ch, and Erad-
foEd Il. Wood.
Resolutions were introduced embcd1:rg Eli
hu Barrstls principle Of compensated enauci,
patton, and determining to raise funds to cGrTy
cut 1he plan.
4. 81. Powell offered objections to the plan,
on account Of its l'nmnrtanty in principle, its
injustice to the poor whites, a.d its impr. clica.
bilily.
Mr. Hutchinson. of Orleans. Inquired if the
plan contemplated torcble interference with
slavery?
tlr. Burri.t replied thar it did uo: be defend
ed the morality ind practicabil.ty Ut the tl2n,
and denounced tae ..Aboitlonisss us attacking
constantly the sinners of the South, and neg
iecting to urge repentance.
ur. Powell replied, defending the Abolition
ists; they asked the repentance of tie North.
He attHcked the colonization scheme. because it
refused to recognize the humanity Of slaves.
Dr. Mott indorsed Mr. Pu*etl's views as to
human rights pertainin., to ull classes. At the
Aorth ail uicu are uioTe Or less restrlcted ia
their rlphls. Women and co'ored people were
instauced in support OF the n,ctos's views lie
It'd ctme to the Convention uopiug to receive
sou!e new light on 1iess que;.ions, and was
grat'ned at the debate which hnd taken place.
Mr.. John e. Underwood, o! Virgins, was
called on. aud addressed the meeting it leugth.
He declared himself an outaad-out Abolition
i.s, nud in tAvor Of immediate emancipation.
He honofed the oen-volecce CT this movement,
but objected TO the purchase ot the slaves Us m-
moral. LIE gave his experience among the
shareholders Ct Virginia, where. he said, the
present movement excited the utmost dispeas.
ure- lie had ueTer heard one Of them speak ifa-
vorably Of the plaa. He would rather clam on
his par. that compensation was due to the Slaves
and poor whites LIE designated the scheme as
iupr4csicable, because Shareholders would not
meet t!em halt way The proposition woB to
pay *250 each fo7 The slaves IN torty years,
while the masters could put their sluyts iu The
market now. aud get from *Su0 to $l,59o each
Tor them. lie would ru;her raise the proposed
one thousand millions TO be devoted TO the edu-
Cation Of the poor whites. He gaTe encouraging
accounts Of the progress of emancipation, aud
Believed it would soon be accomplished In Eir.
gina through the organization Tor .ettling the
lands there by Northern emigration. Mr.. Tn.
derwood's speech Was received very fayorably.
AT an adjourned meeting only = dozen or 60
persons were present, tie resolutions reported
Ut the prior meeting we're adopted, and an ad-
jorrnment, flne die took place.
The meeting is regarded as unfarorable to the
plan OF compensated emancipation.
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Lbs Springfield correspondent of tie st,
Loals Dsn'oerat, speaking Of the bill introduced
into our State Legislature By Mr. Bryant, ot
Buresu county, mentioned in on. regular re.
pofta at the time-making Christmas, New
Years and Thanksgiving dsy, md, By subse-
quens amendment, the ssh Of January and The
I'D Of February. legal holidays, which bill was
referred an to appropriate committee-says:
loa will not be surprised now, when | tell
you 1naE Mr. HsJant is 3 brother Of Vim. Cullen
nsyant' 1ou sea The poet nature is rot confined
10 The author. t'Aauy are poets who never
perned their inspiration" and though I'm not
certain that Ar. Bryant, from Bureau, has not
written in rhyme and measure, will venture to
say that be has accomplished more d:fficolt
tasS-enoodied poetry in the u1conzeniaI and
unpromlsnR form of a bill-a legislative form
nle- Il may have been fancy, b,t thought the
farmer face betrayed mustn9 mind and rus.
tic 1dealism OF thought The MEASURE which be
cuerea n1tessed his brotherhood !; and that kin
dted. NOT OF blood merely, gave him iustre
which distinguished him from every member Of
the General Assembly. Neither could one helm
recurring 10 that other farmer poet whose birth
day ID approaching -he who proved that the
noo:est and the tenderest sentiments Of our p&-
lure may be born in the heart of peasaut-he
who sang Democracy before its nobility was re-
eoRr1Eed. Surely it was not strange that farmer
Bryant, who loves to look upoa The face Of nn-
Turf, should deem it advisable to consecrate
4hree oa5s IN the year to other purposes than
work
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Ey reference 70 smother column il will lc
seen thai III" Scu:.tc tou2s final action, OF tic
27la inst. upon tic Pacific Railroal ill
which Las been lellin;, in fiat body since
tlle first week oi lbc session. Shortly before
liz vote ":l> taken Ill amendment was Adopted
calling 'hr proposals fur bulldng 1llrec rotl:.
upon three distinct routes 10 lhe Pacific. ai,e:
which all Of the original I'LL was stricken
ou., and ta@ I'LL Us thus 1cnded WAS aJopted.
This is equivalent to 10 action ut all, and
may III regarded as another slrcwd aad
original illustration of" how not 10 do it..'
Hhatcrer lN1y be said in favor ofa ,ailroa41
to tn" Pacific as 4 'poiilical necessity" it i
scry clear !lat il cannot yet bc urged oil the
Grouhd ol commercial Fec. fsiIy. Il canno,
hct expected til. railroads will be Lui]t in
t''1s county for mere political considerations
80 iuhs as Democratic Administrations con-
TIVE 1es'lrander over sl00, ,00uO00 ANNUALLY,
Fur lhe present we must bc content with tbe
Slow ahd tclinus 1sthml,s rvules to our pac;f;c
Possessions. IT, Is oily 10 expect Congress
10 1Aake tie requisite apprGpriatjons for 80
s'sA'It'c an Undertaking, with ,le certain
prospect oi calls upon tlr Treasury to The ex.
tent ol 1rom len 10 twenty millions pcr auuum
10 pay running expenses aud Keep lhc ROAD
in repair. Tue couutry is cylcut}y mole,
fat'n@ rs Expectations iu regard to this su.-
)sct. NJ o:ae doubts, nut tl;t :: railroad 10
the Pacific "ill ultimately ic constructed
hut tic impression is becoming general that
II VIII progress TO faster r:an our lines or
settlement extend westward. 4 continuous
line o. settlement to the eastern tlopc Of t1c
Rocky Mountains would soon be followed lv
continuous line Of road with only the aid
afforded Ly the ordinary 1aud-srauts. II cur
statesmen therefore are anxious to push for
ward Il railroad connection with The Pacific.
let thcm originate and urge tbe passage Of
Mcasures farorins tue settlement Of our west
en- territories. Let them call up again, in
>olnc other connection, the measure intro
"aced by MIR. Grow, to keep tlle public land
out ol market Tor len years after lis surrey.
aud pass it. That would 10 more towards
tile construction Of Pacific Railroad than
the passsy Of any humber Of such bills Tor
IL" purpose as have heretofore occupied the
attention Of Ccn.rcss-that would do eo1ne-
thing towards creating commercial ueccs-
alty ior road, and that is the only kind Of
necessity that will ever lead 10 it's const1uc-
tion. sAa!l NC have some such practical &c.
1lon during tue present session.
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Ill FROM JoT.-nrs. Dachmeyer, of Newark
y. j.. is dangerously i'll, caused bY excessive
| Joy on hearing Of the t;di1gs Of the ssfe1y of
tue steamship We.ser, her husba1.d being on
| board. W
Iak tHulr TRApE.-The precarlous nature Of
Tue tru!t trade Is evidenced in ,.ae case of Tes
ae' Jusl arrived III New Hayeri from Porto Rjcb.
;i. 'eoh enteo " ooV'oeo hne oranges ct that
worthless. Ss'As
HERETlcAL MoRNoSe. Brigham Youu, has
JUST performed the E.hoIesale slaughter Of cut
t'uK o1 from COMP luninn with bis church eight
nouo!so ana s'..ty members Who Bympsthize
,!ofRAS0Ls1.-Slr. John Hart. in attempting to
s''mp over the pAliags Of the i7o1t Ya,u OF his
ooafalne house, St Washington city, sIipped
straa.le him.
RAILROAD Acc1pESr.-On Monday evening. a
passenger car on The Dayton and Xenis Railroad
was thrown from the track over an embark
inent OF aoout fifteen feet. About eighteen OF
twenty persoEs we're wounded. bus none Yery
seriously.
CALiFoaS1A MARBLK.-The Alta Cdlif0rAi1 is
informed that there has been found. within the
Amlt: Of Ao'cano, in Amador county, CAL,
narb1e quarry which p7omlhes to equal that OF
Carrara. The quarry is Il very large one, being
2,ooo teet long and $50 feet deep.
CHoKep TO DEA1a.--A man named Ruffuer
vas choked to deash at the hotel of Henry R.ger,
IN Cambria county, Pa, last week He was en-
gagged IN eatiug his supper, when d mouthfui Of
tood which he was swallowing. lcd9ei in his
throat, and all efforts TO remove it proved ah-
ortive.
FORGED LETTERS OF WAsA1SGroS-A man has
been arrested in Palladeiphia tor selling forged
letters purporting to be autograph letters Of Gen
Washington. They are said to hare been capi-
tally executed, and be sold them ut IS each,
His name is Robert Spring.
VALUABLE CAx1-1n New York, On Saturday
evening, there was rather unusuai sort Of
"surprlse party" at the house OF Letnuel Bangs,
10 Irving place, when party Of some three hun.
dred persons, of both ae1es, presented them
selves to the Rsr. Dr.. Bangs, Of the Methods.
Church, and gave him token of their esteem
ID the shape OF cane which contained two thou.
sand dollars In hve-dollar gold cons.
Suicide BIT 1sor-Iu the township of E!ma.
T. ~. on the 17th inst, q boy named Dobbs.
aged y years, committed suicide. It appears
That the boy, whose parents we're ahseut from
home at the time, had been ordered by IN elder
brother to do something about tho house. He
appeared reluctant, and. instead Of doing his
brother bidding, be went for tue powder horn.
took the gun, loaded it, retired to the earret'
pulled one boot and stocking cff, put the mu1zle
o. tne gun to bis mouth, and NTH his toe pulled
the trigger.
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o,BElES,s DErALcA11oSs- During The psst
week the 1lmts has published various articles.
calling upoa the County Judge for the publica.
elon o. me report OF the committee who we're
bflen, the late County Treasurer, and see to
what amount be was defaulter. In ccnluu-
nfcatlon which We publish this afternoon. over
me Signature Of Judge Hampstead, it will be
seen ihat the State, County and School fund
an onve been defrauded cut Of the sum OF s1cs,-
s'f.lo. 10 the taxpayers Of the county, this
certainly presents beautiful picture of an hon.
est Democratic official Dubuque Tina 27th.
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Have we a Democratic Party Among
TTE7

80
FROM "'e Washington ststes douglas 0.San.l]
The doF4ht implied in the abore inter7ogatory,
however startling at first sight, appears ANYTHING
but af~uri On examination. Nay; at tue hazard
Of con1radlcting the vulgar prejudice and shock.
ing our own te1'>c Of security, We are obliged to
lllounre tile deliberate conclusion that there is
l.nw no Democratic party In existence And ne
will venture tue assertion, that tue rataluxical
opnon will te elnbracd by all observing aud re-
| ftr'iny persons.
Or individual Democrats, dispersed over the
country, ear with his peculiar protcssio of faith
| and oljcct Of pursuit, there is unquea,oDab1y
| very abundant supply. Eut they no more consti-
tu.e party in tue philosophical and practical
sense Of tile word, than heap Of nnhew,. and
| una1u=ted stone constitute palace. For tue re-
allza'l'n ol that idea, there must be primarily
| common loohuat'oh' lhen que sunofdillation ant
illness amon5 the parts. und finally complete
| unity OF organization. Ne doubt IT any nnc oil
these conditions eau bc predicted OF tie De'noc-
| racy.
lii The first place, will any man pretcl to Affirm
that Democrats are agreed upon basis Of princl-
| pie? 1u respect Of whlch Que among the political
i->ucs lc0lc the country is there so much cvtn as
| an approach To unanmiy Ill thc party. Not
fey III regard 10 squa1,er s9sete>sn'y: Ihe d!s'
j'snent tct~eeh Inc ilesuc1it an1 us SecIc'a-
nt' of state On this subject, IS the symbol ot IN
'As u1iieFeace au13n? lue DGln'IlAc}. NJ
FAs IeSal! ~ W. faca: ...u.o, ios usle asa'u
He chfel ol lhe aanlu'stiatioi ~ - ~ po!.ss WIZ
IT. .efetty o. maf ao t9e @ s1Is ~, u ;, ;itef e. Gu
,1ae'loh psmocta1s o.Sth' ,son W. j.; ,ns ius5 ~ e1r ~
"s5 sefaloes assoi'aes: e., ur -, 1eu 10 leu
.,"1 t,a 'l ~ ,h ~ .ss.n m
~ , a i'l =; .s.a'ns;v. ~ sn,i ~, ~
:', non,. 80 ,' H." n'.. ~ ihc ,lcm,'cv ~,
IL 1t..,'. ,,;n u e nna,;1u;,v IN ,hc ..,r},
i, ,I I..,,I -, II, - met ;mo1tnt ~, ,t1s, of AZ,
1i T., ;F ours,i,n IN ,c-t,rcr If nh;r!' Nr In.
| r., ,nan attirms Gn, hei;cf s,;n Nr. iii; min.
| tin. ,lirrr1iv tl,. onposi,r, ''
| We need uoi recaoitu,ate s}I the noirts of di.
raroent docsT1ne nn'onr The j)smocTacv il il
sni,;crn, ~ th; unnn ain ,Ie issrr:is ,herc
aannrat ao@..5 n,en, rer fp n com16o, hass # cr
,;a, ,4e1'e ''' o''N' ~ . ~04''' 01''0 ~ ~
"oI m ,,tsr of ,-con;7o.;o, .ra d;s,o.-sr ~
n., a,,san"s - .,nnard ~ rn;tr IN ~, s.,ar
.va'1' wv baroo a. ~ scni1,,on nn3 an mt;
c,r,n.oa ~ faas;on ,hsra ora tha faoEera NJ
n,nt,iu. f1u,pioa and har, ~, a Wrt1eae
! rrenfdency. ~ many nre the cIinurs and c,hals
among the Denocracv.
Herstofore the administration han cF,rd,d a
rallyiuc uoiot for The indyIdua,s Of ,be "par.
w. bit. instead il ia become uo original occe.
| sion of DISPUTE uad dissenBlon. In The latter
| daya the recommendation Of a democrats Fr-
ecutiye imniies little icnre authority wiih De.
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fExALE HIoHwA14KS.-The Peoria papars
gre IN account Of mao from Brimdeid, in
70 .hat county, who after selling his whea, placed
the proceeds In his boot for better security. aud
then started out for walk. IA was met hvtw
persons who turned out to be elrls in mems
clothes and Invited to "smile" At neiehbor.
ing saloon, Whers they were met, as the party
states by two remarkably pretty girls" After
drinking they proposed to SEQ him home, which
otter he accepted He had not proceeded far
pockets OF rome smll ehsnqe. NOT frdina the
money in his boot @'
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Movement of the Enthusiastically hc
D0uglns-Fitch Affair.

WASHINGTON Jan. .. 1ss3.
This city of sand, wind, and Bupconbe, which
regulates the temporal atfairs Of over thirty
millions Of people. is now replete With repre-.
sentat!ve men; not only the duly elected H.
cersed takers onGoverument, but all grades
classes seemed to hare poured in during the
past week; hnd there is far prospect that we
shall hare q lively lime. The leading til.bus-
tcrs are about converting their swords to rruu-
my hooks and organizing on expedition to Ari
zoca, where Ut Is credlbly stately aiiTer end
gold Occur in inexhaustible Quantities, under 8
soil Of unsurpassed richness. Nearly all the
leadipg spirits OF The former Cuban and 18th.
mus expeditions, IRON Henningsen down, are TO
JOIN the exodus.
The recent passage ut words in the Senate
has ended IN column Of email 1,ica, such being
tue fashion IN these piping days Of peace. In
the words OF an old play:
l 3 q" 3-SsSOnea3s sSh5fs e2rp, n nd ncboly led
I;ut The Little Gian. has lost caste with Tho
lighting men, and he looks thoughtfut1v dis.
turhed.
Another correspondent: of the .ouc paner.
writes as follows:
The correspondence between Fifth aud Doug
los. published in this mornings L:.i3n, has pro
dMced psinfu! impression amongst tie friends
Of the LITTER gentleman. 1t is conceded that the
cunning md heursless cnsuistry OF the Indiana
Senator has aggravated the original insult bT
placing Ar. Dousl4s ia posiilon where h.
seems to accept the duelIing code, and YET does
not resent gross aHrout with the determina.
tiou which the case would warrant, Mr. F.sst.
has well repaid the Administration Tor the part
ta1en by it in the Indians jusgIe. Should the
snccess Of this strstagem.put Douglas cut of the
way, as it is cou'euded It will, the next candidate
who comes up for slaughter, ia Hunter Of Yir.
ginia- Doubtless iu the next few month. there
will have to be many men brought forward. and
Just rs many killed oil, before the managers of
the real winning man will think it sa:e to put
him On the track
Correspondence Of the n +. Ere. pcst,1
WASHINGTON, Jaa. e.
The general impression here is that Douglas
has the worst oi it, but tie whole thing is viewed
as farce. Mr.. Douglas conduct in The atf,ir.
IN s'leciiuc "triends," is commented upon con.
s,deraals, innsulueh as in doing 80 be Ignored
all h's known Anti-Lecompton friends, and &C.
!ected Ar: Pryor Of the Stdta Newspaper, and
Ar. Watkins, Of Kentucky. While both Of
these gentlemen would undoubtedly guard the
honor Of their principal, uoder the laws OF The
code, the want Of confidence be exhibits in those
who are equally experienced duelists. md DO.
ilticafiy have as much at stake as Ar, Doug laa
himself, Creates surprise.
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Valentines! ValentiueS!!

4 \ ASSORTMENT GREATLY EXCEL
Ae now ready Al the store OF
M c N a L L 4 Sc co.,
81 Dearborn StEeer.
R adonsln< the CASH plan In dpodnx Of shelr soods
eT arc eoabIed 10 c6cr e1traetaAsJ Inducements "a
MeseFu dra-ra II er Valentines Arr III fresh and ssle
4o IN " put "a !ots Of 6!e do..1 worth and 10.
on them tnsteso Of sending 10 hev ros< hJ buying
n thcako rrixht viii ccst them but mere nominal eq1
are nued In To2t d. 1ef1 WIN IN eastY
Euppy VII do !el 70 order It onco Orders b. mil Wl
receive - much atsatton ~ II the parties w9e them
oeafe1 pEe1at q TtFA1 c1Ah
.-,.. Addfes4 McNALLY CO.,
lGSs Chicago, W1noIk
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BUCK g. RAYNER,
AP0T8uoARIHS and CHUMI5YS,
EeSto announce tha. theJ have nn=nced business Ia
re aoere location Hher. they hone merit receive
a Share tf pubic support full stock OF
DRUGS CHEMICALS,
FOREIGN AND AMERICAN PEREUMEaY.
ToIL,MT ArTICIsB B8,
"es and Llauo.z n. medicinal purpos.s e. has beea
"a fiy .elecLe from TIE most reab house, 10 New
iosk cr1purity and fenu;n. mss nsale. in every IN
ttanc TIE Il consider Aiol R-s4 III these siwsys
ts:en:a!s. thes vii eni-ayr scoitr &c a,tae:
t-l7 business fsactosy and .tj 4bie poeebIe
Many Jea1s experience a
Practical Apothecarie=,
IA this tnd oher elites In Europe aad America las ed
taen with 4dvan' aad Qua1c aiors OF inpos-
tA1ce and confederation.
~ PHYSICIANS Prescriptions and Medicines Will be pre-
pared unIer our oEn personal alptfi1eudAuct At ali
hour. and on co account whatever will unqualified per-
ja:3 c-7 lN
, 1859-01-31

Tho Hon. Q. Q. Hartley, Exporter to the
Supreme Court Of Texas, and author Of Han.
ley's Digest, dad II his reeidencs, In Gslye.t,r
on the 18th inst. His services to the people md
osase OF Texas, In sFstemaIzmg and elueidstlnr r
the A1B, hare been great.
, 1859-01-31

eB- Tho New York Tribune obiec,s to the
na"es oolona md Tohoba for the new Terri
tof5 shout f4kes Peak. and suggests tho names
tremonts, in honor Of Fremont, or Bentona, in
honor Of Benton.
, 1859-01-31

4 PERFECTLY TRIUMPHANT
RENGEDT
FOR ALL DlSE.SES ARI>ING FROM
II 4 T. A Ella.
Particularly FEVER and ACTIN

-.
Particularly ravuR and Arun.
ca!I!, I'D fc1;I a.d u! ,i,ea'e, .rtsns eon .h..
@ Il T. Il 9sass :. :, d: ::
5Fp /, 3 n;fs TT q ss Of sDesa cake
I'd. iadsei Il liz f.ns rom b,1!oa. 'sa soaa
ta!a to :q1e Reaier Il you desire to save y and
,aese ass .6ch eaS 9sss vie tes do aot eare o.
MssgA x.ss = ca Gsa; IL "; " ii ia IT, 3sur
te ,ea.1ns cae # II ~ %. T.
sass,;u y feco17snd a, WORTH that E'a. name il
Vtrs t-I5 -ouz+ RtcH.noa ru'AAs.
Gallon. Che. Arrl1 1853.
,1It r Il, b :ne1e,, 81 Of G i al sh:stn}
Isl q - ~ u A4us 'l:asa Vicinity q tho
@ = n44. ass ra y eaaesa, sSl u.
!, - my: T.s,ls aat y "a ire sa ..f.ctoa- From ~
u r uAcKtDuM. pM,
u:srs s1stc TE.u;. :; ,nh NH. H.rH ~ as,s
DsFt2n: / -. v!e!.;t sd co;-y oh,tr;inf II. ea:et&
evtF .,d iII.na III -. s1e.uaii7 eu1o s:S eSiIIa
Tas aost t1s' zsARxs p,ux,,
, LooAsssoEz. Ind. Sept. L. 1855.
,ca 49, B. ;. inn. ,.i9 n <.o q
j. LYLE Fnss!eian a1i D,n:.ts.
LbostDaa, NchF11, June l5 1434
tMss3sa = E NAM 90. G,It.r. val?.- Geats: :
pe;ey trosr.tea By eh Is, fever and aSue anl ~
h.s a-Ee family Hh' we're dr2t,dent NJ labor
for taer s1ts.<aer h4ya tired III asy rene
dies "a ny re1ch ssi The, are :e nrl found none
p c15e u1a1 USED your %3lo H.aAp. Lave never
| hAvs Alnce used tbs thrt h,t.e. Save nov petu
sound for an emf I'm, /. il the an
| thlt La4: xhI Fever fA1, ~ ''
| foa.s Iali. g. P WOOD
4 Il. MANN &: to-. Prcp-eos+ Gallon. O.
| - :. WUUO CO. II Inux NJ. Sole Waoles 10
Ak:ItHnF Al the He,tera States 41i T.r1l,rtr< aai
, 1859-01-31

TT s. GOVERNMENT LAND LOCATING
AGENCY.
The eabscseF having h.d much raet!cai experiences In
SELECTING AND LOCATING LANDS
u The various Land Districts IN the Western a,a.s
nhonaAl facilities fur n1aklas vIluAh biz seciect!on1
FOE LAND WARRANTS Oh CASE
Cho!ce selections may nov be nadpI ID
IOWA. WISCONSIN AND MISSOURI
Pe'soas having Warrants Can h.Ta them Located IN
theis Own Name.
And 10 per Cent Profit Guaranteed j.
Payable In One Year,
Cash 0 o' 'SA' ~" loF
Money Invested II Kansas and Sebraka.
+. SALISBURY. Land LOCATING Avcot
Rot7 s7'y y " C2zk street. CHICAGO.
, 1859-01-31

Ice tho evening Of tic 7th for the first time this
Wi1ter.
, 1859-01-31

lGGlNS BROTHERS, NUSIC PUB
A1Rsf ttoek Of Musical me.ro1od,e ke by my Other
e6uss e6T. = rs SSa.ss se .sen fog ihs SCI
n n9stnn: a!so axsnts 70: Axhte Newton Bsadouy "
EdAnuA 80. VIII "a te1t a1ch ret fank" VI eh u
Enst 1noo taas mechanical tnapr7veaent 111tea 0
oxo9 1oA ~ most mar do-shteh sives Ii ns4
she oF.lo1y waE-whlca reouer 1t necessary to Vesie
he past of The 2sEnEeat 1hs:eia the x-eAtest possible
entth Ftoutr 6-by cuit1x the SI1ln Of tho
vS v1ed: uthse: M Nsstaa "a nrsd9a3'. bare meta
.! the aid OF ttea sad poveru p! oachiaer7. T. In
q e1 tons x!A Uak' no tnnrezsoo sae 4-ch- xh+n
cocuaulsJ being II short daaee nave the
naiofA wT Of rerstaaee really augmented ~ tho
AFea ,Wssst. Ev.ry t3Erunens Is warranted
The ehtaaest and 1Ates: dles Book out Il the MIME
aAHA- Pr:e u de e,py IS eeniA sen: ~ nail posG-
pA Fer doxe1 .e51 All orders must b. xudrtssed
70 HIGGINS BR0S- = L4ke.s:. Chlea3o ia'5 he95 y
, 1859-01-31
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LII G AGO c ARITA 81 E
EYE AND EAR INFIRm4RY.
bispensary of the InHr1narv
Open ETerJ dornlng fro411 l-a to II H. o'elk
HoR GRATC1ToCs TREATMENT
o. poor Affected With dlse.ses Of the Ere aod xar.
10. 60 Hoth Clark Street, Cor. Michigan.
rs1xxa:-WL Ne.brrry. President: CIV D,er and
Haven. PEe.fde. =: stooe Secretary Treasarer:
ter Brown Mdtax: Noteiy. Il skinner
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, 1859-01-31

NEW PRESCRIPTION DRUG STORE.
93 CLARK STREET, Opp COURT AoysE.
, 1859-01-31
DIR. G. J. LEEDS
QEININE SUBSTITUTE.
Or, .FERE'E TO-fIC,
WILL CURE

F e F. Il A n D A q Q e,
4 L %, YELLOW, CHAGRES AND
N Paaaaa Peyers or.a be pre- gtcted b. the a,o
s,shsa ID Pnl s!c2n amer tatydyu 5esrs experience
u aosptsls and rtxae prAcGce II New York Civ. sud
EA ksste IN ~ sec10as OF the country DARING lho
e. six 'es' sit1 he most wo?deral In she
~'Eefa aad Southwestern c1uluy. where Fever aud
A<ue pie Fal has acrompl she'd much by eufnx tbe
~ - xsi - renoxa:;nx md 1ecaper sting tho rs
M deseusy Or run too re- Of the ts2.hJ oosrs
sHen Ee ~ eelnx fcrceh uron the spcctnx D.
F2l'd 10 AL suffering from prostratloo liter dl$es4e
1sc,un+cd aad EuAssatce this Ne iicue ~ perfect
aic To travellers IN unhe%llhy cHrnn:e1 would use
aoT o. l.e,u9o! Pacte. Lbs rear? IN -
sonIhtfn a,i aaa south American Coastnx trade Il
Wthois tie Qlntne Substitute
J. Il. HAZARD. Proprietor
~ Maiden Lane. New York.
Pcntou, s:obtn~on j Smith,
dei4.s7s3 ia II ~