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TEDIC1L C0LL EoS or VIRGINIA
SESSION OF ls6l. Up


The next annual course of L.s,ufes vii CEN.
menoe on the first MONDAY In Nesrr.tsr .sGs
aud continue en'il the lst o. March eus,llug
CHARLES BELL GIBSON NJ u pnssss.sr OF
Sursery.
DAVID H. TUCKER ST d fros s>oy ~ Z aso-y,
and Practice % Medicine.
BEVERLEY r. WEXFORD. VI ? Professor
q aiateria MAiica nnd Ttiefafe'4:.tx
A. l.. pETI, uLAS n t'r :rs.,r u Ana.a
nv.
l.. 8 ioYSEs. NJ D., Profess q sa.,haies ag
Ae.iicin+, ~.
JAMES ii. CONWAY, MI. Professor Il %
1 sletries sc
JAMES h MccAw. ID b.. Professor d { se,,,,,
try.
MARION HoWARn Al .. peaeenstra,er {.
AnsaonN
laGnf "a liberal appropriated oil IT, State Leg.
iataE.' 10 ~ tlls oi m'traeton have been usca
improved Nbnsrf"ls thI valuable. siisl0ns have
been made Ia tllc Ca-u al Ar,,srss4s ard Aa4,aI
cal Museum New gins rattaus have s,as,, added. -,
the former stock In every department sna a n a
Hospital, constructed on the best eian hes been -
several I'oattts la slccS'~s9a apeTatiga I,nYia.t
contsnusne OF the pre.eEs war tie ellnlsss! ays,
fases offefei by Rteiirscad viii ee tnyalft.his
/ TWO p4s6Ns, % SEQ ea.ak sfe oftru., ~ .arsss,
OF tbs era saatiug class FIRST faa tg Iss. 34sae
any snbivet Icrtaiuine L. ,ae taeers ID psae.sSs
a'ess:etao secondly, Tor the ses xssa, "a ~ sss
jeet OF surgery Obstetrics
fEEs-~v To each Professor. n Is; Dsiaalgtsessax
Anatems, $40; Matrseaaiien IS. Gga.taasFl,. ~
For Further Information, q, 4 ee.,, IL ts es.l
lnsue. address l. s. JoYNEx Al a
| Qvsa III he Faculty
M0amona Asx ~ ic"a. sss-~kAThGw
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FiAa PRgaEsTATIag. "A beautiful dag viii
be .sras-nted, 90 Thursday evening, 10 toi.
Roger A. pryor's regiment, AT sinithfieid,
Va
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\ f4rhL paFF.-It.c Iatu killed in the late
| 9rn-boHt tght Oh th" Mississippi was Walton
/ Castle. OF Narri,f coGuiv, lad. He was on
| lii 'uu"sto-a, :nd VvaS popping over the lI,l
| v"arka, x hen rite bail went clear through
| hun.
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r.NflRTY OR FORTY TONS OLD CAN.
1 NON SHELLS, AT AtCTIUN.-On
" EDNENI,AY, 2.tt ir-t at % c'clock | viii
~el II the Virginia ArinoTy, by oder Of Col Dim
mJck-
50 or 10 tons old CANNON SHE'LL.
IEEN5.--tash.
se23 F. &. COOK, Auct!oneer.
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AsJe'S'gsbe SALES.
THIS DAY


Of |IElE--N' ~ Y T. FNfff'F'-T.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS STOCK OF
I IsIbbltS At AUCTION VII. he sold 81
:.n'ri ii. at ny -iaro, gu = EUNESbAf. Scptein
ber q, commencing AZ 10 "oeci, .l.c s;ocl> ot =
,ouatrg merchant declining business consisting Of
hGc &EH'iu De- iaues. Flaeu".s Eich.rS- SvI,-
N"'IIn@. lato,. GloTcs hcspcnfel- and II p.ierv.
Ci"tits, Fosrin.S, E,aay-nl4is CiotLins s.ats
Boots sc.
St'-A general AS ortinont of SInall-7vares
IEiN- --iash on delivery
se@t ALEX MOTT auct
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THieIEAPHIc E4fgNst9Ss.-The state has
been pretty well spanaed Icy the telegraph
w.rr and it viii not be long ere every d!N-
zion OF 1he army in Virginia VIII be IN i'm
mediate communication with the Capital.
NljA t4c army o. he Potomac. On tte Pc
.l,.sal+, and TT Norfolk, the electric wires
lave served most uzeta. purpose and they
axe aow being extended towards the Amy In
the Wes! & contamination which has been
aevougly wished. Not only this, but field
t@!egra ;shs are stationed Al convenient locali-
Ties, and our Ingenious electricians Will lay
wire. for submarine opera lions, If they shall
be- found uccessary. IN this connection t.e
nay stale L fact which shows how We are
getJiuS along il manufactures hitherto
chained exclusively by tie North. The lirst
complete set 81 Geographic instruments ever
male in : ir-inia has been completed ~ tie
erwl4g -IaacAiue factory Oh Cary street, and
IL ROW ia operation at the DanTille depot,
I. several more have been ordered from The
same establishment,
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The properly in thaGicston subject 10 the
N'qU'~irtt!on law amounts - several Iui lions
II ,,0iitre.
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EuE UHISWICK >CnCOL

LIE tHINN TN NIlItV Oh
CLASSICAL AND ENGTI>If,
u aiLls " EST or EIC'. ICEp.
The exercises Of tie. School v,l b. a.
Ter the personal Instruction Of the suhnCTrT. or
TUESDAY, October LIST, AID close or rhc 18Th OF
July Iri:' allowing two weeks vEtatsua q, Nhgj4s
mas limited number Of crhulars will B.. re-
ceivcd and few hrar.,trs viii ind a solns II
Cuislyirk Tuition from So to $40
Adj tEo. q. EMAIL a. VI,
81 linz EiehINrGd Na.
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= Z l. L 9 I 5 c 81 0 D 4

Mrs. BARKsDALE will resnre the lrs.es u
her School on the Isl Monday III co' 1her, .csi
al--iu,
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HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT ACc.
Ii TlON.--ua ths day succeeding the sale
the Real Estao, coin erring - % o'clock A.
NJ, will be sold ali the FURNlTC RE belonging
- TIE estate of the late Hancock Lee, consisting
Of The usual variety.
fEHfS-At sale. So o5
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= NTH SESSION
q. l.. G.. SaL1ER~
FN(,ITEH AND classical S.,HEGE.

w III pl'NN W htIfDf uc ~ N"Eishi'Ti
next. and close July 18th, 1852.
= rFEN-.-As heretofore, All jl-fu1
Rs LTBBY'S SCHOOL.
vi FOR YOU'VE; LADIES.
TIE next session OF this School viii eou2incEce
IN tie
SIXTEENTH DAY OF SEPIEIBEk lSii
Size will be aided by competent a.s,6' hu.g - e@cG
do partnCnt
For particulars, apply TO MARY - LIBBY,
an Gb-lrn' Ga Marshal a.: bet - and ID
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{ hFTos s,,,,.

Vne i.s:l s,.ss.on ai1i bs.sn. tn !" g.. =.
DAY II Htt"0Gi TIE tsrTI'a, 2" NJ $40 $500. =
yduced ..t--pa. ,.bls. SIS al &c g.rn'g - 80
lou, $50 ST 81 iiarch, and III. 3s.au.~ - e.- 81
,osslcu. Confederate troasuTy notes a,d boali7 e
.evod Ut psr.
T. JAQI ELM AABLER Principal.
y IL. L. e.
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EDUCATIONAL.

---<.<--
NJ RS. SUSAN EEEG-, SCHOOL,
wi CORNER Us BROAD AND zeTG ats.
" III re-ofen<)cts t,tr ttSi
The ussia. English bcancHts together with
Latin, French aad ausic, vii b. aaeis
8, 4.p--lw'
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= =
/ wish to get class of ten or twelve bsys, some
what advanced.
Terms may ho learned by inquiry ut my resi-
icnce, on Grace at, between Jefferson AID Adams.
st 2i-i0tS gro. r.. - HNtf.
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,>FMA ALI DAY AND OAFriJSH
{ III o l.
Corner Of lst and Cary snrets, Rinss-nsd.
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Total. ..............,.................2da . 81
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e,~,as,,o,.i..,+ -. ,1., r.,ti-,i1la ,,........
,.
"'a4'"@ ~'''f' '''''e" '7''sF N''!'''' = +'''-A
for, NY. .Sepl TO- iet..' says
tha ft3rt an sSattrlgy il ths y Ii
OF Ht{trusfufat;xvs The Frpat 2per,t If ain
yho haarft II seems IN he th1t bara /. no com,
of II to ba Ind bLfCra IN . DrnDie II Nas en-,
,yla tically a great peace speech. and in an re-.
snects rrllsl Ia any Of Ills finest efforts He
said thai he had retired from ,oliticaI lif.
and nothing F,ut The. crrg ,t,.rctt that ha IN d
,n Tho nr.ca and ~,t.t,.of H. ~3t,. H.. a i4s4,,
MIN ~ leave his home end eo5.3o tu Franl.-
fort lie said from e44Iy lie h. iaa tfan .
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4. NGi4sB All classical sG.E't,n
SL MAO S'KEbr.
The ceh.ecnta snnaS sassi,n 80 sii- Seic. ,ri..
Commence "a MONDAY. the I'D 3epsan,be. p"xi
the tfui;eTsaa,st Cturci-
- Terms. Sc, as heretofore
Fsr "er'icC.ara, srp.y, e1tCr inh ser,-a bcY.
me I'riucIp..,, Al the Richmopd H1ase
~ 24-i.a+ { II. ~ ~.
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The Tenth SESSION OF tiis Sc.oo, viii e''rnet-9@
on TUESDAY, th- lst OF october
re ii-lua ,}w+
SyISS II. III SCOTT :; SCHOOL,
VA On HGrs5a&t, b,tvsra 1-ah ID so.b sres&s
ChprCh IRA,
VIII reopen on iGcsGl.s October lSt, iyVl. Ia
hi, schoc! Will =" tau. lit tac urr Enal.- aJ arc.i.
-, together with Frrnc.:. ard Aus, "a J., .a".
T.rrns ~ htrytUiOic. - ,U-ft
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LNDGEW OOD MALL sbAiiNhEY,s
r. AnGItA tCcNrY.

I NDGEN GOD MALL shMiN&EA, =
r. A&lLtA tCrNrY.
The next ANNA. sess.Vn q ,f.s :. HpOI. ell
commence TUESDAY, IA. -: a O. Al't H. aaG
Gloss, The .aEt / r:day IL IuIa lsatis taken q. .av
t.lile. Il there should hs Yse.stcy p4s. Lsr Inc
line bnl no deduction aitkl Gu1aN..ei"l,,t
The school "a - heaithy count, rec tcor
vi,e G1I dissipation
lie subscriber would refer u, ltsrsa.s a,d -r8r
'iIahs 10 bsNo paJ!onlled L.ai. aid e. eeiNiy 20
The yotgS ssnt.sl.sa vas have tr&e Q.dsr la
charge
CHAadg~. beard AID te.,o4 u sa...a tes
Lanssag aad scaeaess. 4.&g. n.sss cot .ps.aas2
TEfns .-Uas as.! sAah the Ia. aase "a. Aarak.
Aaarass r. a LRkssAAW,
a-~lswAOk
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MiS.>t.S FORBES

I NASTWUUD SCHOOL,
~ ST1UvTOV, ~.
Ma. FORREST will resume Lor 3ehoo, on
MONDAY, sept. ,sOh. Particular a.tsn ton vvc
be paid - Ehe trench ard Music eiassses
TEKNs.--tor Hoard ard Eny.ish r1.rior. s2a'
per s'.sson French ard Music ~ tho us,.a priee,
She wor.d refer Rev. Mr. Istsae, Ooh. .insa
Baldwin. Or. Striking, lion. a. a. 4. SIX n
>'anntnu; DR.. Enb"ft Archer Gen. .,ia,.sr,issst.
re. ont Col. 7. Il. H.r.il.. LnxiEsra, IN.
l--ImA
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A full description of any of the above land viii
be given, with the terms Of sale, upon application
If BY letter, enclose stamp.
Emporis, Ostobs 18th, 1885
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THE GREAT KANSAS REMEDY
For Fever and Acnp
WOODWARD & E,N,s~,.
q = Il Q q r .
And Antidote to Mala-in

anu AHttoote 20 Malaria,
THOSE unaequainted with the v;r+,,0.
cheapest safest and best specific for tba, III.
OF hansas-AGUE, We would refer to the foIIt Pei
testimonial of Col W. W. II. Lawrence os U.tioSing
of Lawrence. Christian 4 Lane, Attornar, ue nm
as well "a to the individual experience At ~ Law
thousands of others who have used il. Vi Tie
MINNEoLA, NAV < lsso
During the summer and fall of iS5a
troubled with the Fever and Ague, in j.. Ssl
horrid forms For months this disease IL IL most
about me, assuming every shape both rp ,,I.sed
irregular, common and uncommon. To and
l made US of the common remedy, OuiD;n. It.
most faithful manner but to no effect. 7 a.
diligently, numerous other Medicines. sad used
"Ague Cures" in fact, tried almost ava., 20 Be
could think or hear of. but all to no nSsIas
and rs a "dernier resort sent to Ness,tf MS
ward L Finley, of Lawrence. for a neck' "o0!,
their Ague Care, and it is but justice to ha"ss
the medicine they sent Inc, to say thar s;I "G
commenced taking it, | have had bu on si"ee
slight chill, and that was the next dar ar very
the medicine. ! used one hottie Of PiIls a., got
of another. and part of bottle Of the, %. pan
Ny health improved rapidly. aud TO-DAY DII+r'
joying better health than before for wears T% en-
fore cheerfully recommend both the Pills ana me
tiers as a sure and safe Ague Remedy ny
w. W. H. LAWRENCE
u Woodward & Finley, Lawrence, Ksn.,.
Sole Proprietors and Manufacturers.
For sale by Flick d Eskridge, Emporia. A
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HARD & REYNOLDS
LAWRENCE AND EMPORIA
U. S. Mail & Express Line
THROUGH I'M ONE DAY,
With Passenger Coaches!
Connects with u. $. Express and Line, NJ
Railroad for all Points
NORTH, SOUTH AND EAST

THIS LINE IS WELL STOCKED AND
L furnished with comfortable Passenger Coach
es and carries the u S. Mail. Leaves Lawr4nr.
Monday, Wednesday and Friday mornings
passes through Bloomington, Clinton Twin
Mound. Ridgeway, ITO. Burlingame, Sure1or
and WaterlOo-arrives in EmPoria in the eTeRing
of same day. Returning, leaves EmpOda every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday mornings :,
O'Clock, arriving at Lawrence same day.
Express packages carried between Lawrence
and EmpOria, aud in connection with the U S.
Express, on reasonable terms, and safe delivery
guaranteed.
GT Th line is over the only direct route to
Central, Southern and Southwestern Kansas.
Fare-Reasonable
HARD L REYNOLDS.
August Is. 1s6O.-Iy
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Trading Posts east, west, north and south of US.
To those who have heretofore favored us so lib
orally with their custom, We return our thanks,
and request cor tinuanee of their favors-hoping
that our Prices and the quality of our Goods, our
liberal dealing, and endeavOrs to accommodate,
will give them no cause to regret the confidence
they may repose. a favorable season is opening
upon Us, and, feeling confident that our farmers
will "reap abundantly of whatsoever they sow.
have laid in largely of ali articles and imPle-
ments needed in large. thriving and industrious
community like ours.
So, when you're in town, Just please to call in,
And look at our Hardware, Queensware and Tin
Our Stnneware, Wooden and Willow ware, too
Fancy Goods. Dry Goods and Notions, fe1c.
Look at our Groc ries, the elearest and best
You ever before saw out in the West. taste,
Your conscience they'll clear, and sweeten your
And fatten you up with remarkable haste
And then, it's q fact, a. we have been told,
Women who use them forget how to sc0Ld!
Our Hats and our Caps, our Boats AMI our Shoes
From Broadcloth Suit to Ave cent Fan
Wen sell you as cheap as GRg one can
Too tedious it is to 'numerate ali: AA1
Suffice it to say. you'll fad. when you call.
ShawIs and Shoe Brushes. Log Chains and Traces
Pins and PickaxFs. Linens and LAees
Window-Saeb Side-Saddles, Shingles and Nails,
Sap and Whalei,ones-but not any Whales!
Claw Hammers, and Hoops, IS well as the Skirts,
Matches, AoiasSes, ana aRSs0TTte1 S@Ssks'
And more than this, the young ladies to SUIT,
A Clerk with the Goods we'll tkT0Ee "a to beof!
For didn't you hear from ministers mouth,
That "Old Bach.'s, last year, oeeasioned the
drouthf
Now, Eskridge and Flick reversed on The sign
We tTanspose the names for the sake of the rhyme,
Tender their thanks for your trade in the past,
And fayors in future respectfully ask.
n. R.-GREEN AND DRY HIDES. BUT
TER, EGGS, and RAGS. taken in exchange fO
GOODS. flick & ESKRIOGE.
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BIZ ACK Nj T II I Il g
JAMES b. cox,

HAVING establishad himself in the above
i i business at Emporia, would announces to the
b Nv prepared to do all manner OF work in his
lne Of business, in the best manner. He hatters
himself that with his long experience at the
business he will be able TO give the fullest salts
faction to all who may favor him with their pat
tonnage. Prices reasonable.
Emporia, August !, 1851
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HANNIBAL & ST. JOSEPH r. r

Packet Iinei
TNHE Shortest, Quickest, Cheapest and only
L reliable line from Kansas City to any of the
Eastern, Northern or Southern cities
The COmpanyis Packets will leave Kansas City
every afternoon at o'clock. connecting at Atehi.
son with the Railroad. Only 60 miles of stsn-
boat travel. Time from Kansas City to St LoIs
twenty eight hours. Three days saved over any
other route. Passengers will find it to their adj
vantage to call at the office of the Hannibal St.
Joseph Railroad Company. corner Of Delaware
street and the Levee, near the U S Express.
G5@Be sure and buy Through Tickets, and save
money. Baggage checked through rt AtebisOu.
Meals and state rooms free
Through Tickets for sale by E. ". PIERCE 70
all the principal cities in the United States and
Canadas.
pFreight taken ut the lowest rates at all times
Passen gers can take their choice of routes to St.
Louis, via. N. 81. r. r., or take steamer from Han
nibal to ST. Louis E. W. PIERCE,
1871 Agent II. 4 St. Jo r. r.. Kansas City, No.
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GILLIsS HOUSE.

WEST LEVEE-KANSAs CITY. Mo.
csIx LINES OF STAGES leave this house 90
- IL for all points in Kansas and Missou;. e 9
r)mn;busses and Hacks leave this house
dsr for Westport and Wyandots .;..ors
is HOPKINS & STARR, Propfis''
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Arnnor & Finn

A RE now opening and will soon have on hand
IN everything usually kept in ~
FIRST.CLASS COUNTRY STORE.
Goods low for specie, +" Real Estate" and all
other good bank bills % in exchange for Butter.
Eggs, Hides. Wheat and Corn:
ARMOR q Finn.
E-.rort March 9th 1851 I65 S
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Pixies Peak Alloy
NTE have large stock Of
MINING BOOTS AND SHOES,

Which We viii sell to parties going to Pixies Peal
cHEAPER THAN THE CHEAPEST
wv. BOYER co.
June 2 1850 -. Ally
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COLUMN.
No~oOo~-o~~-~-~-~-~-~~~~~~
CENTRAL KANSAS
Land and Collection
AGEN CY
AGENCY
O6ce Removed to lat Commercial Street
EMPORIA, KANSAS.
e. P. BANCROFT,
Real Estate Agent Conveyaneer.
AND NOTARY PUBLIC

WILL ATTEND TO THE ABOVE BUsI
w ness in all its branches. such as Entering,
Buying, and Selling Land, Paying Taxes, Renting
Land and Houses, Collecting Debts and Con-
yeyancing.
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JAMEs 3. APPLEcATE,

DEALER in Cooking, Heating and PaEloF
- STOVES, Quitting Goods. manufacturers
of Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron Ware: st whole
sale, as low rs in st. Louis. Tin Roofing. Cater
ing, and all kinds of Jobbing 70 order
u5yJ No. 20 Main street. LeavenWosth' n 1.
, 1861-11-18

ct disease generated b5 an exclusively yezets.
ele diet Is scrofnls, and when tracesble to tits
cause the most speedy remedy Is the adlttion
o1 animal food to the diet. There are also
many other forms Of disease produced By the
rant Of animal food, which require for their
cure PIT m abundant supply Of the needed
"DE4D 4s i HERRING. THE nentue Is =
,deilcate fish. Whenever It is taken cut 81 ths
:wateT, e1en though It seems to have received
no hurt, It gives 5 squeak, and fmmedtataly
expires; and though It be thrown instantly
back Into the water, it never recoYera. Hence
the proyetb, "Dead a. he1ring.". =.
,.-Fools pretend to foreten what viii be the
1fsue Of thiBkB, and are laughed at for their
Of fhe uncertainty Of human Affairs, and hay-s
Ing observed hog anau q x1atter often pro-
duces great change, are modest in their COL
ject1fes.
AsMART YoUrH.-When aAked how he got
out OF prison, witty roEue replied: II got
out Of my cell BY ingenuity, ran up et3irs
With agility, c1awled out Of the back window
1na in sSsg as5 sd dorn n the T. ghtningsea With l
nifty, and am now basking in the sunshine Of
Ibefry!"!
IRE GOOD WFE.-She commsndeth her
husband In any equal matter, by constantly
OheyiDg hin. She never crORaeth her huB-
band ID the epriDg tide Of his anger, butssays
till it be ebbfng water. Her clothes are Tath-
er come1y than costly, and Bhe makes plsin
Cloth to be velvet by her handsome wearing
1t.-Fh1e7::
If you would add lustre to all:your &C
ccmp1ishments, study modest behavior
To excel in anything valuable Is great, hutto
be shove conceit on account Of ones accom-
pliehments is greater. Consider, If you have
rich natural gifts, you owe them 20 the Divine
H-r@- : 1-vT4 !-,s
standing, and studied virtue, you have only
done yonr duty, And thus there seems little
ground left for vanity.
The abor1gfnes Of Australia have no idea
Of q Supreme Divinity, the Greater aud gov
eIpcr cf the world, the witness Of their acsiona
and their future Judge. They have no objects
to worship, even Of q subordinate OF Inferior
rink. They have no idols, 10 temples, no sag
1ifceB. In short, they have nothing whatever
Of the character Qf religion, or OF religious oh.
ee1Vance, to distinguish them from the beasts
that perish.
MoNEY-HoW TO KEEP H.-The way to keep
mercy is to earn it fairy md honestly. Money
Eo obtained is pretty certain to abide with its
poesessor. But money that Is inherited, Or
that in any way comes without q fair and just
equivalent, is almost es certain to 60 as 1t
came. The young mn who begins by saving
few shi11ings, and thrifti1y increases his
stere-eye1y coin being repre- entatiVe Of
good, solid work, honestly and manfnl1y done
Stands better chance to spend the last half
Of bis life in sf1luance and comfort than he
who, IN his haste to become rich, obtains
money By dashing epEculations, or the devi-
GUS means which abound In the foggy region
lying between fair dealing and actual fraud.
Among the wisest and most thrifty men. Of
wealth, the current proyerb Is, Money goes
as it comes" Let the young make note OF
this, and see that their money comes fairly,
that it may long abide With them
, 1861-11-18

4 WEN &; NORTON,
II BANKERS AND DELEES m EXCHANGE
No. Board Of Trade Hund1nEs,
SOUTH WATzK eTBKET, CHICAGO.
Collections nade in al tie principal cities In the
1nff<h EtateS tally
, 1861-11-18

CArIrAI,.
Fulton Insurance Company Ct NV 9ork...{ . 0,No
la.a et!e lrsn1snce C9mps1y Of Braoklsn-. 1IQu0
ErevouIt 1nsufant EonpanT Of NsV 1urk-. 151,0I
Fhenix }nsrrApee Compa1y Of Brooklyn A0.y1
Corn Exchange Intu1snce Company o. n. =. A0,'k0
COZ moe ~ealth Insurance Company Off T. 250.uN
Northern As ura1ce Con Fsny ct london. 6Gn. 80
International Life ms Society," London. $4,000
HALL t COMPANY. AGENT.
No. Ito South Water street.
nots he'll II, CntteEo- Illinois.
, 1861-11-18

" 4 Map OF busy Lie, its F1uctuataons
and IT. Vast Ms,s&.-CpYY9n.
, 1861-11-18
!: AT AKKU! CATARRH!!
<: CATARRu..!
Z. sEElYE'S tipUia cATARRH REMEnr!!

"AT4ERH OF 0oLn IN THE HEAD.
oSE HTsREE9 !; an3Insha EaoTsAxD peens ats yearly
stHat v RI fully rwoltlrds of talk RGxDet, tue
sas+ E-st commented asa
Catarrh in tho Ncee.
?sr1 str netDK to tie thtoat and bronchial tnnes
j; s easter to c.ft C7sarra than Consumpt1or md
curing the trxt vE reytnt the isttef. Persons
r:.a rnnesstsns UT tae hstter vsE to cure Con-
E:sC 1tous Ct Cata.rh s. Trey EeaGs1!7 appea-
tirsi vcTr tight PtrscnE nsd taey h1Te CID
"a Fnn that thez have fragment 4stsks and as. more
2.dv, to Il chs1 ger OF tempe atQre In this con
:rs " nsst ~: b II. q angh1 dlse5arge tin
~ tas d1sese hcoouce chronic discharges are in
'tsto IN Qnannts 2od Eu1lEtG Ii qu41ily: ther ara
th!cS and hsxvy, aad are either got lid Ct By
:e cAIz!E tho bEs.th the voice is thtcE and ma
-: eTts are rsAS the sense IF smell Is le.se1ed
= eetrcyed: deateezs frequently tak-t p1nce Ano-
-: eot1nsn and Important syinrtom o{ Cstarrh IL,
S.1r11:E tf thick e1ny Eucou., which has fxllea
owe troE tue tead dariig the pEet when tt1a tases
9see he rfeoA sy be pre thst bis disease s on ls
Ss: sie lu1eA aIt should less tine In arrestsg
:: 1Ee - Es IT the tJ:opto1s Of Catzsrb g tkeS
=! tie A1 Ct he LIQUID CATkKRK REMEDY,
=: mex tyErtors exo ut quickly s.d eftect1aI7 II.
trstd A. c e8-e tuhe ete.t cb1f6ence Il the Rem,
,u1.ae Catarsh t..st e{tss tie 1iI u tas Rame5y
+ ! '+ r tutIed
1r,ee Ct .he c-ts1rh Remedy, seotsuec1ent 70,
e occ raontk, WITH tul ane clear directions.
Ca5ce, 1875 Lake, Corner of Wells Street.
zsea!5.'a ror otcs p 6s9 2 .5 & sEEsxS Gbiesse H.
, 1861-11-18
TnteIligt1lc& @He&s.
EpE an1 Eur.



CTATE OF ILLINOIS, COOK
es;nta5 r c195 co9913 CTG4s G1nff No
ssm1el D. Wsakiey.
Pubnc notice Is hereby gwen 70 the estd sAnua! U.
saEle{ that EE:t q atashE ent Es9sd ON q me
o5ted the 18Th day Of October ls6l. at the sult
OF the said Edward Maf?tn and against the estate
ct the SAID Samuel D. Heakley for the suM ot sevan;
tst Jh91ssad IEo a1nd5ed aG3 feSr R9nar5 T. sod
County. Ehich said writ nas been returned e1cc9tea
NoE, there lore Unless You+ the Eatd Samuel D.
FeHkiey shall personally ba and eppeaf before tue
, 1861-11-18

For the cheapest and best Hair
rt'-v, Wig. Rr4ttA CEr1A FT.xxetA etc. 20 t. 4
ie T6lD7, tE Lakt Ft1eet nrd examine those Won
:f"i productions Of art No ecrutIny csh dstect the
oca1 tro!> the 1tu,1l when adjusted to the head
EE1r Iew-lry co,ta ps always tie newest Px-ts
'.'s; 81 ArtlGl1s vii Eivt cEslre ERhsncHon.