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ASUE AND FEVER.

Ds. M'LANlS LIVER Pills, IN cAs, o.
AcuE AND FEvEa, when taken with Ouinine,
are productive Of the most happy results. No
better cathartic can be used, preparatory to,
Or after taking Quinine. We would advise
all who are afflicted with this disease to give
them PAIR TRIAL.
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HIDES nIDEeY HIDES!
I'LL ~ ths highsss market psisS .
~. Nev 10 ye0 Gaanes.
- u, TX HBNHI y. oAVD
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,

roR THE CURE OF
Costire,,ess, .Iaamdice, Dyspspsia, bsl;9estioa
Dysenteyy, Foul Stomach, E'ysipszas, Headache
Piles, Rhemmafis1,, EyMptioss and slim Disease
Lirer Complaint, Dyopsy, 7sttr, Tsmors srd
Salt Rhe,tm, Worms, Gout, Neuralgia, a. q
Di,nsr riH, and for Purifying the Blood.
They are sngar-coated, 90 that the most ssusi-
tive can take them pleasantly, and they are the
best aperent in the world for all the purposes Of
family physic.
Price IS cents pr Bog; Five boxes for sl.oo.
Great numbers Of Clsrgymen, Physieians, Safes
men, and eminent personages, have lent their
names to certify the unparalleled usefulness ofthess
remedies, but our space here will not permit the
insertion Of them. The Agents below named fur
nish gratis our AMERICAN ALMANAC in which they
are given; with also full descriptions Of the above
complaints, and the treatment that should be fol.
lowed for their cure. .-- .
Do not be put of BY unprineipled dealers with
other preparations they make more proht on.
want the best aid there i for them and they should
have il. :
All our remedies are for sale b.
Shreve l. Macy, White Cloud,
Leigh / Shields, Iowa Point;
H. c. Lett, Lafayette;
Van Lear, Hardy b Co., st. Joseph,
And BY Agents in every town in ths1United
States. dec. n, 60-ly.
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Leavenwsrth, Pawlee and Westerl
RailFOadl

NOTICE q hereby given, that the LeaIeh
worth, Pawnee and Western Railroad (eE
psny, having secured the lands TO Which sney
oosained the preference ofbuying under the . &c
cent treaty between the United States and u'
Delaware Indians, and commonly called "Df'
sware Lands" will, from and after the ny
Monday Of August, 1861, at the Office OF 70
company. on Main Street, between DehWaN
eeive written proposals for the purchase ofany
vision.
:, ikans.-One third cash; tberemainder un .sa
'oe rosd shall be completed, with interest a'Hs
rate Of nix per centum per annum.
BY order Of the Secretary.
THOMAS 8. GLADD1NG'
aoe. j, 6l-aw. Acting Secretary.
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Symptoms of 4 Diseased Liver.

Dam in the right side, under the eds. Of
i the ribs, increase on pressure; sometime,
the pain i, in the left side; the patient is
rarely able to lie on the left side; sometime,
the pain i, felt under the shoulder blade.
and it frequently extends to the top Of the
shoulder, and Is sometimes mistaken for
rheumatism in the arm. The stomach il
affected with los, of appetite and ,ickneut
the bowels in general are eostive, sometime
alternative with laI; the head i, troubled
with pain, accompanied with dull, heavy
sensation in the back part. There j, gene
rally considerable loss of memory, accom-
panied with 4 painful sensation Of having
left undone something which ought to have
been done. A slight, dry cough is some
times an attendant. The patient complains
of WEAKNESS and debility; he i, easily startled,
his seet are cold or burning. and he com
plains Of Q prickly sensation Of the skin
hi, spirits are low; and although he i, salts
fed that exercise would be beneficial to him.
yet he can scarcely summon up forstuds
enough to Try it. In fact, he distru,,, every
remedy. Several of the above symptom,
attend the disease, but cases have occurred
where few of them existed, yet examination
Of the body, after death, Ia, shown the
uv3 to have been extensively deranged.
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I ST OVE ST

NORRIS &@CHENE Y
A RE on hand, rs usual, with large and
n complete assortment Of sllsises and pat-
terms Of
Cook, Parlor, and Heating Stoves.
comprising the latest and most improvedstyles;
together with az ss.i7. --.-,,--,s...a,.
TIN, COPPER, AND SHEET-IR0N WARE,
in any quantity to suit the MARKET ailof which
will be sold "dirt cheap" for the CASH!
We have siso on hand EFat
BAR IRON AND STEEL,
Of various kinds, to suit the trade. And last,
though not least, we will keep complete as
s0rtmcnt Of
MOLINE PLOWS.
which, for good qualities, are unsurpassed by
any other in use. E- 81 ~ rs
White Cloud, April n s6o-ly. 81
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Ii NIB ! R!
Cheaper than Ever!
STEAM saw Mill
Hin Full Blast!

THE undersigned, proprietors of tho White
l. Cloud Steam Saw Mill, take pleasure in
announcing to the public, that their mill is in
the very best order, and they have commences
operations for the season. They are prepared
to do saving of every kind and description, cd
the shortest notice. They will saw on tim
halves, or for meney, very cheap. They vie
constantly keep on hand
ALL KINDS OF LUMBER:
which they will sell little cheaper than can
be had anywhere else, for Cash, or to good men
on short time. They have also an excellent
Lath Mill, and are prepared At all times to fur.
nish LATHS in any quantity, at low rates.
Give US call, and satisfy yourselves that W
can DO ust what we say.
WIN. MAUCK l. SONS.
White Cloud, March II, l659-tf.
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The Boston Commonwealth,
PUBLISHED ~
J. NJ. STONE,

TEans.-Two Dollars year, payable always
in advance. For Ten Dollars paid al one time,
six copies will be sent for one year. For Fiji
teen Dollars paid at one time, ten copies Of the
paper will be sent for one year. Oct. 80.
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SIDNEY TENNEN cfhos y. eAA.
s@ TENNENTs& CAMP &C
TROY, DoNIPHAN COUNTY, KANSAS,
- ATTDRNgYs AT LAW
SOLICITORS In GHANCERY,
XN7ILL practice in all the Courts of the
w Second Judicial District OF the State oil
Kansas. Collections of all kinds will be prompt
" made and RENTED. Chancery and Admit
ralty practice will receive our particular atten-
ton. Special regard paid to Land Office bust.
ness, and to practice in the Supreme Court oil
said State, and Of the United State
~ REFER To-
Hon. TsusrEs POLK, 81. Louis Mo-; Hon.
Jas. CRAIo, St. Joseph. Mo-; BELA l. HucHEs,
Atchison, Kansas; Hon. AUSTIN NTH, New
York; Hon. IaA HARRIS, New Yo 4.
nov. IA, Cliff. So
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Weekly Brother jonathan.
II GE oftae best family papers published 70
fkkAs.-One Copy. one year. ~
Big COPIES, one year, s
senses!bes 70 the Weekly Brother Jonsts@
,eeaye he splendid Christmas and Fourth
Ssly kSeteeials uatis. b. III. DAY,
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une 81. 60-tf
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Ordev OF Publication.

aShe District Court Of the Second Judicial
District of the State of Kansas, sitting in and
for the County Of Dsniphan. for the trial Of
causes arising under the laws Of said State.
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Aim OrIeans Mol,ep Nlarktt.
t,axsegsr OFFICE, No. ~ Camp street,
Y N.--'--Hs- n au.. ENeniilr Anril ga, 1856

All tsprsnvNr OFFICE. No. 10 Camp street,
Tuesday Evening, April ls, ieel }
Th hanxs or most Of the partially opened TODAY 1'r
N. ayuou 81 checks az osors this there wes g
whatever private banker had HIS dooF
Z. nasal uut hers were Is only for ANAL
sad silve rer. not able. that is there wore ~
d sales nor very few Inquiries Thsrs Z e
ttan d get Id If the ISSUES Of prvsis ~
sII.s shinn,asers The 81 them are Just as Eeea
. M v..a Nj week 81 weeks ago here y ho w !.
i 81 Si,eredit shen,, rather is very bad paey 70
NM III THIS ms. The nunity has s'nctohea ~
, hv fecsying them tn question IS how to ofins on
M acs uow hoarded slowed away n nooks ana nse
~ = Il must be done the natural csues attendn sup
III, IA denapd Thousands OF population have more or
- x oin which they will not disbarse or paF out IN she
dat xpeud tures force of the paper repre- eaases OF
n. day the impression Is that this community mas teachea
Il. cpim,pating pent fusncal currency troubles
out Il place Il his time oate on currency difficulties we
srse on all to continue receive the present currency OF
sraat part 81 II. but connenance any NEW issues
were brokers to-day not however with Inc
,en IL buying or selling ready for bargains The
is What may termed bargains at this tuncase
Affairs In politics. finance and social tnterets
II was FIJI to-day that the cry woue
ba bombarded nor and much improved
sst IL FEELING followed b nothing to warrant that here vii
bs m carly return sales transactions resumption in bsi
ress
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I. 90. f.
Grand Lodge OF Louisiana

THE r. ". CIR AND LODGE OF LOUISIANA, 20. q. r.
eannuoy the fourth IGssaSys II s n t
Juy ls62 IN Grand Lodge ROOM ODD feewS i'"' ee"oo
Camp and Lafayette streets, Ne" ofieAHs'
0tfcsrs for the present yearGadner Smith Of CONNER
T. Y f s. Han Mss asst G9:f s%f; L,
a psPs + nss,asr
H. d. seson Southwestern Lodge No 40 and f. a nehI
ef oGss ~ hs Sasea 10 Lode R Chaplain
R. L. Bruce of oteans Lodge, No. H. W Grand Marsha!
A sslg.s # snsnn orc Va
john Frankord of Crescent Lodge, No s, W. g. Herald.
District Deputy Grand P barnet Of Cove
ing Washington No Covenant No y and Columbus 10 "a
Barrett Of Jefferson bodEs No. District No Ne OF
Excelsior Lodge No 81 District No. 4. ENeelsio, No 81
Er s srsI n h0a d p Ss o ss No.
No. Desoo No. John Moore Of New IBERIA No ~ 5 DDS
Il New iberia n e & aoS t 81 So
Miilspaugh Of Prairie Lodge No 81 District No. H. p,nEis
H9ns ct z Hi'sen j 5'1Ss SS
District No. 6fen'onia So ~ lIGepshseSee 40 = "F
Pike of Assumption Lodge No 49, District No. IL Assumption
No4S.
sasainq CommiFees-state Of the order G. NJ r. fis
bury Tsp.plar Lodge, No l6 r. G Nj Richard swain Of
GG ndss Lsase ud del g. James Fusax Of South
Lodge, No 49, G. Thoaa Grips Of Hope Gfse
H. + 70 er. of Commercial Lodge No L P g. , G Berry
u BAKE, Of Commercial Lodge No Il P CD H Gennssor
qdgs No g. k9se sa rh &
en lodge No. 40 P G., Geo Dmeyer, of Magnolia Lodge
rSseI e MoT Ioa hGfs SS h. of Coz c.,
Lodge No * wnso ks II Wn q @
NoI P 6, Josiah FoEsT O. USion u Lodge No 6 P. c.
All communications to the Il. W. Grand Master or Gran
be forwarded to the office OF the Grand Score
airy, in odd FELLOWS i'" HENRY HIER Grand Secretary
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DEATH ON RATS AND ROACH7ESa

WILSON'S GENUINE RAT AND ROACH DEsTROYER
be the eecvsagep used for
the destruction oftheae troublesome vsrmn. =
and for WILSON'S RAT AND ROACH DE-
STROYER there spurious articles offered
For sslsb J. WRIGHT i CO.,
:Al 6H&W Il and Isl Chartres streeL
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

As S;uarfRuLLER rs I
S53lS city Nsw Orleans, July I, 1850.
mo 2t29.l
ID xGSG5I4VEDS That the Com ptrOl1er be asid
hereby and required 70 give notice BY
official journal that
wan section Of ordinance spaE9ssd anrch
aO Council viii bill essiI ths city anles
order fror tao oFrpsroar IN
aoaS-aanes with tno 5Eaiasnas Fesssfed Y.
E59 sisnet1 55@5 II IL TRaCR, 8Ss.%#I
ensssaapt Board Of Assistant. AisefIcsn.
signed "a L. e. PLiUs, Il
resilient soaTa CT .sIGs-raei.
approved April aa, Ia5s
fslsnsi aIoaN L. LEV 49, Haynr.
oiaeers Of Is
8ssssa 7g9s3$8Ef9 q. w CULBEHFSpN
sy16 If t3oInpr oiter City Jf Nov GrisaTa
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EDMRRY,s COAL OIL LAMPS,

DEREsT'S COAL OIL LAMBS
t' And the Original NASHVILLE COAL OIL.
1t PERRY's OLD LAMP STORE, lof 20 years ssndins)
VI No. III Poydras street.
you can't fnd 2oo0 gallous Of on nor $3.50 Lamps
ont where you about $40 Coal Oil Lamps OF all the
Coal Oil Lamp makers together with great variety Of Cana
phone, Spirit Gas and Solar Lamps. +-
generally havs hand CoG Oil blythe barrel which
pure and usual continue to supply the trade With
twenty barrels and inst many rich
Coal OIL Lamps tbs trade requires, at ao pEica
be round elsewhere. --'t
nl2 u II. PERRY
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RUprURES <s
RADICAL CUREDi ea q


q RADICALLY ouREp' @ 6
Letter from Dr.. VI. T. Mills Editor of the v.ckrburs
vloKsn1Ro, Mlss, May :, 1880
Hernia cali be Cured Without Nesde or Kn,tei
Mr. Eior- deem to those afflicted with tha tsrp"
aud painful snake the following statement negr.
for s he space res years 10y John Goste
Es S oy Two @ sfe wss rem az
opinion the ABODE Of treatment 9oe suggesting he Gss
Nsw oreans and obtained he Paan Truss Of r. l. sls;
csi G Mixture Mkt " sboa, iona boy eno.
tor b es bfes IL I I u 'ps anaS D.
Ing work Of field hand, rolling bags etc. without d
sa ose Who hase ny f She
man. ~ 4 aiLA7' a. ~
Extract from Written Three yoass Previous to til
ABOVE, in reference tc tho ZANE boy. -
IssAauEEA Co., Miss May 4 1851
u Dean sass- 6oS sas po,ey the
the 6nes looking taen on ess csses a4a ca9 a
much work as aas man W. l. M A-iss' 1' H.
Dr. hos J. ftsrpsr e the moor eminent PHI
Dr. ST.. sud he boy Bon y to ~
sized With skin to do him }astes an s tsa your ps
'af n OF 'n' '''' '''''''''''' rHos J. 4ARPEK,M.p
-Ths letter WIS in reference 20 a slave hoy yea
old rupsuret both sdes, and who ssoseeusnt
returned sound The following explains itself:
vIcxsBuRG, MIsn.. May 7. l26o
Dr. sserrnen New Drieaas
Dear SirI seai you James 70 apply to hIn Sl
rruss. only rnptrsd short time we can obta
at avery drug Tru5es- IN the EoweSe! have but Ii,
lie confidence hay1ag con6dAne. IN Ek in las'
| era, / send my you. -, .,x.r,... ., .
Dr.. pELnEN's OPINION
new ORLEANS, Jan. o, 1888
| Samuel Davis, ESQ.
Dear Sir-It is true that SherIaAns Trus applied b.
relief efrctuaiy than other haS
sen tried ray satisfaction ancw Of several
nv the use of reecg1mnud
but a gurs Dr. ssnSef applies it. Ench deptnt
apou tbs dttins. H. bEi4DEN Il. u
saeDR. SHERMAN respectfully informs 1apured person.
rupuEei slaves thai ha retrhes the ci
srd NAV be found No. TGSr Oh ARIES 81 Rect
New prepared relieve and 81 cases Of rnPtr
Nv the npnlcation his PATENT SILVER TRUSS AID Gu
| kTrITL nv l+AF
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Dir. WEIGHT'S
CEEERRATIGD * E1J u yENATgNG gGLlxI
-PraDnred--
On hestrictest Pharancenticn Principles by
Chemists Of the nge, for the cureo OF
General Debility, M
Mental and Physical Depression.
Inbecity,
Determination Of Blood to the Head,
Confused Ideas
Hysteria,
General frritahiiy. n
Restlgssnessand HI
Slos,)!essneFE At Aiabss 81
absence Of Muscular Efficiency.
IIoGso Appetite, NJ
Dyspepsia,
EmacatioL,
Low Sprts,
REORGANIZATION the
Organs of Generation, j..
Plantation this letff
Fer sails In New Orleans wholesale and retail. by
J. WRIGHT 4 CO..
q mud lbl Oharresstreet, g
Sole PropreioTs'
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-,...rx..u., MISSISSIPPI CENTRAL
Es2 Eel Es.sFs - RAILROAD


Notice to j r:LycierS !
Passengers for Nashville via Graud JUrctn DncAtur
will make tho trip Is HOURS QUIGKs than by ANY Other
route and MAXI cl7 connections all the way
Passengers going this should leave the city hy the morn
ing train &C the Jackson RoRd.
This also he Quickest Route 10 oxus Green buy yau
tickets via Grand Junction and Decatur.
tall I'm r. u. FROST. -rDt. MisS Central R. r.
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DIR. DAVIS g.
COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY AVID TAa
C&der Its influence tho most dangerous cough renewed sp
ting blood Is prevented the breathing rendered soft an
easy and the unfortunate sufferer is restored from tbs
awful condition of Consumption healthy and corierab
axistence.
Forselsin New Orleans, whosesaleand Re,ail,oy N
J. WRIGHT d CO.,
Il and l5l ChartreB street,
Soeagents for eSoutfA
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N 4 Ys5tsA Y---s, FElGaAi4.
Y MAYpRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS, .
- 49, City HALL Anil 2f 1872

M MAYORALTYF OF NEW ORIEANS,}
y City tall, April 25, 1872 =
Common Council Of tbs city Of New Orleans
mo. 6002.l
The Common Conn:i city New Orleans having been
M the military that city sfenSlb
declare resistance viii be made to the forces of
RX,esa That he sentiments expressed In the Of
his honor Mayor hs Common Councils in perfect
rdance with entertained these Councils.
and hy the entire population Of this etropo asd that the
Mayor respectfully requested to act in u spirit
by the message ].
ISignsdl y r. leEAA HARkiE, ~ =
tsignedl 3 Z !, J. M a .,,.-....
Approved April u, 1862. 4, e, :,
TEL fSignedl JOHN 4. MONROE, mayor
ss y - 80 W. 8. PETrIss1EL, Secretary
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nCiu Fellows Rest

BOARD OF DIRECTORS FOR 16Ji-0iicers :, Gardner
Smith President S. Boienet, Treasurer Henry Bier Sec
Daniel Merritt Sexton. Cemetery Colnmee-ieny
Bier, b. Dasya j. A. syvcser; Finance Gommuee7-Ios
West, j. N. Wuslow James Furuea1tx Membcrs-JaInes
Fusneaux r. W. Grand Lodge Jos West Louisin,a Lodge
No. j. NJ. Wnslow Washingtoni,odge No. al A. W. Hyatt
Union Lodge No }. A. sgysseI clesce,itl Ledge No
j. III Tenny, Orleans Lodge No. II Gardner srhitS Hom
Henry Bier Hope Lodge "A n W. Bohck Delta Lodge
No l5 T. Bragg Templar Losge No. 49, A. Caller Polar
Star Lodge Nc. 49,
VAULTS the opening Of the be applied for
otce Of the Secretary, Odd Fellows Hail. Camp
and Lafayette streets.
Prices OF Lots and Vgul,sReguar lots, 10 feet square,
$3.50; ditto by feet S75 Vaults double, to StockEoding
Lodges S55 ditto ali others $780, single to Stockhoding
Lodges, Sa5; to Others, $50
Vaults be opened unless certificate of ownersp be
first obtained from the Secretary. "
Information relative to the purchase Of lots etc. can be had
application to
General Relief Committee L. d. o, f.
This body the First Friday of zach MONTH at thu
Office Of the Grand Secretary, Odd Fellows Hail. at ococi
+. NJ. , s-
D. G. RYERLY, President.
HENRY BIER, Secretary and Treasurer
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.esa2 HAA.IiH'ss Ne " ESA;s- ~
S#SESfIS TAgEAET, SO Royal street. 1SS5sa
xSGR JOHN q ALPIN has the peakutp. .4sS%sEsf. Ii,
sAzzyasot Informing his friends and me
hem in his establishment g. Royal door the
corner OF UussmhoIss street, the entire ,asracn
lately the residence Alfred Hernen ESQ., II affords
ensve Accommodations Besides the large public dining
ground Eocr Shsre NEAL rided ct all honr. o
O'Clock A. H., until e p H. tho adve,issr has largo
prvns parties Families and parties
plceon above he supplied With the best q eryihp
the aoEds Ghor ready for the table or az freq
Thekng biz friends for the liberal patronage ta
haa always been eEtenasd to him nnGcrssno he
will be hs andsavor the fnlSt 9atstar
'" w teES4Vy " ' nAJPra
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MAYORALTYi OF NEW ORLEANS, Nh
City Hall, April 2S,alS62
Common Council Of The CITY Of New Orleans
B$$ss No. GOES.
eso,rsi III the views lncated by his Honor hs
Mayor orally TO the Council, peeting the
the City pf New Orleans " return TO the MI
r1atun Faraguf the unreerved approba
ton u this Council enbody their views and senti
ets Mayor therefore respectfully requested TO az,
4 accordingly. y i. !.
4#l President pro Board OF Aldermen.
s9a$ IsrnedI s8if{s j. MAGIONI, Ats
President Board of Assistant Al erraen>
A Na Z signsdI JOHN r. MONROE, Mayor.
trua copy . $50. 1880. 49,
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The train will raou 4iiunr np.ich s'op III" Sen
Oily station. Fare Is ccrts each Parties de.irorF
being tho uottty tho Conductor prior to
departure of thu train,
ma i .P4EDZTT superintendent.
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MAYOKALTY OF NEW OKLEANS,}
#8333$ s88eG CITY HALL, April IS, 1862.
ReepsIs Of grocery and bakeries heeby notified
that Il III desire Oh the city Authorities that they their
places business immedael that the people Of
City may ba Supplied with food The authorities viii see that
tines are protected In their rights. III. $
I. a26 81 WV. lSigneal JOHN Z. MONR0E. Mayor
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EO4s Gs1HUtsEetIiSA. aLaEl- WEAkF&ss, rAle'
in the Bnck. and all Urinar! Affections. - mo, ,
cIOlThs world renowned preparation oursa oil sf4esa
Of ts gcperaivt organs, whether recent chronic fyA
nals England Of France and q Ar7nrea aaElcT
nh;acy Thoufnada Of sufferers have been tbisa'eu ~
Pqsy vegetable computation, 10 rIniest I'D Il Is O.
ceots The syhesn ooccrnas !nsizoraiea fd 1a
hoi hepyes-ad rs:ai gro taat0rhh 10 enstay,
L. AEhhha
Sole ae0nt the United States,
Aro,L-r y tlrtas6s
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A 81 NY GksAl24fa.sS JxsHfs4A&.iS1As
81 ERok WOE AA.Tha unuarsnis1 seq .rGye 70 iEiof
public as builders generally that snoJ sto nlsn
faHturhS ri kinda af Architectural aud Dut:os iiE
Hors het foundry u Magnolia and Erao gtres-
ose DaTt&son Row Carendset s%Tssssuoa - Vs ;..st
starr, hon Bridges, aoofs, e.e.
Tbsr ccnstautiy hind Esst nEa Wrought ArlH do
anus Vtltstora AID sash Tet2ats, md Oil all otaiEa
arev de3esu+!an o. f2lng Goiuas Etat snd aH8 Finah
"'' BTNEgTr 4 LU2ags ,avidtou's Row.
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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-02-15
HJlborn Celebrities.
Trenton, Jan. IA, 2662.

In Holborn resided Milton. The poet
had two residences in this street; first in
l647, when he lived in house which
opened backward into Lincoln's nm fields,
and next at house overlooking what were
then called Red Lion fields, now Red Lion
square. From thence he removed to Jewin
street, Aldersgate street. He died in
Artillery walk, B1nhill fields. Gerald,
the herbalist, and Sir Kenelm Digby are
also names connected with this locality
Cibbcr, the elder, lived in Hclborn, near
st. Andrews church. Gray's Inn lane,
which runs out of Holborn, was the resi-
dence Of James Shirley, a dramatic poet
of the Elizabethan age, The names Of
two other poets, John Ogibly, translator
Of Homer, and Rev. John Langhorne, g,
are likewise associated with Gray's Inn
lane. The latter, after the loss of his
wife, whom he deeply regretted, frequentcd
the Peacock, then famous for Burton ale /;
and he is said to have caused his death by
too copious potations of his favorite drink
In the days OF his penury and distress, DR.
johnson lived in Gray's Inn lane; and
during part Of the time he was writing
his dictionary he lived in Holborn. In
st. Andrews church, Holborn, are inter.
red Webster, the dramatist, DIR. Sacheve.
rell, and Joseph Strut, the learned and
laborious antiquary,
In Brook street, Holborn, Savage, the
poet, was born, and Chatterton met his
unlimcly fate. His attempt to pass off
some poems of his own as those Of Rowley,
a priest of Bristol, in the fifteenth century,
is well known to all literary men. 1t failed;
and his visions OF fame and fortune dissi-
pated, reduced to poverty, and no prospect
for the future, he took poison, and died
on the 25th of August, l770, before he
had completed his eighteenth year, "No
English poet" says Campbell, "equaled
him at the same age" The house in which
he died, No. /, was kept by Mrs. Angel
1t is now palled down. He was buried in
the burial ground of Shoo-lane workhouso.
which now forms part of .Farringdou
l.