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One of the most prevalent, and
•t the vamr time mod lroub!e»nn»e and painful d'ararr* that
attend the ho aan fl'tb, U the Fever and Agur. For a long
tlma the tnedaal vrerM ! j-tave been continually brttaln*
or ~ WuMrota cparl&ca for li» p*nnacent cure, but all
without effett, Dr. J. Ho.leUer, an<iptr'«reedardable
phyaWia ha« aaeceedrd in tarrhhlnc llic public with a
waablaprepipailonfarthtcureofFevcpard Apue, The
•W»a» and litre'flu* demand '.»‘ely made frr
hud the us'venal rucceea atUndlDK IU u*e. have made ft r
H a repntal'ca utnuryavel by any epe.de of the k’nd.
Fbrth*nrc of Fever ant Acne, l>r. HiMrcrram's (elk*
raarxa Stovacb Uititn nu*t and should da'm a Buyer 1 ..
wtiyoveraryctherp-rpa; tlrnerant. Foraalcbirdrts*
giHianddf«trrg cnre*al*y <t-e»yvLrr». rctSrvr '
CST" Kennedy’s [Medical Discovery
cnretfiaofuia.* *
Ad*~rtl=ml Diecov.rr ettrea Frvrfp.ba,
a Wrd'cal Durov; y .urea <‘anker,
rvennet- * Aledcat U score-y core* NurelppSore Mouth.
Keinipdt'p Med-c*! inactive y cn is ILu- r of the Erik.
Men tea) m*c.iv ry cu»es >cad lltad.
Kennedy • Medical IPacov y cures U'nn'ne ot lb* - Ear.
► «naert> * Mtdic.l *M ctiveiy co es IT fee ated Scr.-Leg.
Ke*-«td»S Medical Diacnvrv cure* Lnr*.
Kennedy a >1 role*l h>l*e?verv c'urr*
Kennedy** Meekal D Kovrry rn*< a r>.li hlic»*m.
Kecnedc a Radical i« a iov P ,y eure .
KPinert a N«dl »] DbPnvrr* h«u*atc* the WoweK
hyneejy a Medical IV.vm-ery the K'ilnevs.l -
Kcrneda a Med-ea' Itl-enT ry the Liver.
Kennedy*# Medtral Dl-corny hni l cured iiopsy.
w b>n you nr* f lek, tad do n««i know wh»t ibe matter in,
pr rbapg \ou bare an inward humor. Try Eecnedy'a hied*
*•1 WrcoretT.
For Ml* by a'l l>ni£('4v
£3?“Aii|ieal to Science. lf you
«Wj u* l<f«v ef f>V*’i»'ng % jvrfi-d b»\r dyewithout one
deleterious element Oni-Txnoao'* Eicctaioa Dnlslhe
only one trermbm"i»<l to thl- ordeal. Jt ban bees
AN.UIZEI) BY CIIILTO«,
the tin* chemist m the country, and bis ccrtlflcile setting
forth It* banDlcamas Is within (be reach cf ewry buyer.
TIIK EXQUISITE BE4UTT
ef the lustrous blaeka and brown-, which It produces w'th
unerring < crtalnly in tco inltmtm, Jias fairly woo font U.C
api'oiiaUonorTHß viwr narrcaL nan or* fver invented.
fs.!rt everywhere. Applied tgr all H*ir Dressers. CIUS-
S AI h)K<). Mo.CAstor Route. New York. col d|tu
£3?~ Greeley’s Bourbon Bitters.—
7he»« nopu ar finrtti pcsecss ail the nourishing and
originating propeit »a o; f»raa Old Booaeoa Wbihct,
and are considered the most tficaciuai Toyjo and Stm
lajtt, as well as the Dost agreeable Stouacbio ever of
fered to the public. As a Tonic trr OUJ People, deliede
Uailca, convaltac«nd Invalids sod all weakly people, they
cannot be eor;«ased; In ail case* of Weakness or Debility,
they wit give immediate relief, and impart a strong healthy
lone to the system. A trjd wilt establish Uieir merits
over ah other Tunics new tr us#. ForLuvc CcuntiyTt,
Baoncum*, Dramara. Jfeavor* Paaa>a* avo Lrei»
(fcamaisrs, they an- an invaluable llem-dy ; and tra a
certain preventive of Criaxa ard Fms.
I*nl up la Quart Ilotlie*, fa cases of one and two d« r*a,
w - F. t A. V; GREELEY, Proprietors, Ne. SS T-b
Ha*.
H. JIHNsON. Aftct,
* No, TO «tTV*t. • hiC3/r*.
l'~ R. LAM*ON. A«ecV
Diarrboia. Dvstntery, Summer
Complaint.—MktfolrcV Compi-ond Extract of Ben* Plant
r Hi.! b#»t nrrf-fy known, for the cure of i !;*-?• dIM-a f?.
I- ‘h« MlrtSt.-Jj'ji! Valley U t*eara the higbr*t revnliUpn
f T:tfrcutttU\eproptrUt», Fox ciUUrcu Uvtb.n..' »ti- m-
Prepared only irdao’d by .1. A T.M tGUIUL',
t>:. I -jf.rt, ihieou-L So.o by Jnc*. D. Park, 19t1 ake-«t.,
th'CA-o. tr^COxn.
A. D. 1751,—l>nu>
SrrtbV lh;U remove from the b-jdy, lu caviUt*. the buvrch,
AnJ ii.« »«ys«.f tbedrcuht.oti. those dead TLaJUra. worn
cm b»Jv, wuleh oceaston that peculiar iuavy ledlrur in
rolda, h-a tics.es Arc. Thti* purely vegetable lulls do not
«o upon b.altby oaru, except to cleanse and jm»uy, Their
Umcly o-e Las eared many a valuable Ilfs am! IlsuiD
■JVJ’e Plane ehou:<l, thirciure.be in every hou*c ready.
Dr. jicnei Lull, of Pui-dani.N. X., wrlVa, Aug. U,
IHtf:
**i met with a man three week? wo who bird slightly
rlun-d hU tlngertwo or three days before, which sant.-d
Immediate lain, swelling, and violent fever. When 1 saw
Ltm. the at d swelling had extended to )U thotJc.r,
Ce,riving him of tea orelcep. Theband vnu turning dark
cniorel. aud enthe point of mortification. J got thereat
trfalne. and during she tlgut Jgave him a whole box of
lilts, applied a yeast poultice,andsaved bis 111.-.** Sold,
r:lc-.-dScenu l atKo.3MCaiul«U, New York, and by all
Progriste.
Noli by GEORGE E. hTAMON, Getcral Wc-itra
Agent. * k South Clark street, Chicago, asd by all
t>:»- deal.tain aa'l-lm
•UOf** Those who are Ounoas to wit
uf « the wonderful perfection to which A. OhtwadtGaU
■Jianager at Batcflelor’a, N. X.) haa brought the raasatac
areef Wigs aid Tou.-vta, are Invited to viait hU Wig aid
Hair Dring Room*, at No. 100 Lake rticel aud examine
.oo*ociro'u product ron* of art. >v Krutlty deert
*3c arusuiU tron the httcrai wfcta uljcxtedto lie
jllfutuuntj, iDarUtsarE, 6«
(jOsIOAL VOLUTE
CAR SPRINGS,
liAitiadured by
Tlie sletalllc Car Spring Company
OF NEW' YORK.
* atepn-pjird to famish Spring? «.f any b’w desired.
Allo-.i-jn. -li utd desigtuitc in*; Height. diatn>ter. elte of
sole aua power of spnugs required; also advise If lor
or Paseenger Cam.
A.I w.ti; hoL- over otiu Inch in diameter are de
p-enei, i?r ilu'tr <priue». Toes?i-jdine*are Id e?« on iLe
loi 0w.i.,: nanx-c no ds leading out ol Culca»o,aLwtotkelx
* w* t «.-orally re.er;
A NORTH WE-TEKN.
u A LENA . •:UI*AUO UNION,
CIUCAUO, bUKLINUTON * QUINCY.
CRICAG * A MIIW AUKEK.
CHICAGO A RUCK ISLAND
PBAXT i ’BOIRIisIEB, Aeenu.
sul 1>? South W«te tre«-U Cnicsgo.
Pu-'r- AIK AND PERFECT
V T. TU A SION. LESTER’SXMI’ROVADFUR
LAGE AND t.OVES.
LLiTERS PV’ENT hive bten obtained up-m tLli
Furnace os a VENfILaTOU. It i» a« a
Healer auu a- a Vff.Uatjr u »up« lor to aoy olbvr uevlcc
)t. T».«
VEWILATION
3a ttior>- like t!>« »ld (••b'omd n c pUce thin any other
plan whit* tut- heal wa«*od try Ui-t are-olace is eaved, s<i«t
tbe cold air t.d j... eotioo* case ecttlinx upov the floor a*e
taXMi out ct the room, and the.r p ac“a aupsll««i w.th pure
icr. U mud.rut-.huJ :«rjre tf.t-i-a e.
i "h iTcn-e. >-,btK;l«. «a!le and Tiivale Dwellings aeppied
at toe •hortea- not ce.
Tiu IV-
Jo’ilin
Jis-rt iron Work, Hester*, VcatU«lors, tal
•one to *i:acr.
• •'“ Kuril*'** t>’Ji up in a 1 part* of tte rount*y.
KEKEIiSN»*ES:— V. W. loyiiie' -r,Cvtft i Pauer,
Ardiiirm; \\\ n, uvn*. nup. public tcuoob; Jao«#
nwd l b'q n boii«l of K'.!uca'j(,n.
M. IV. LETTER. IVUnl*-.
S3 La**lit rj-tct, i’otlUfflc* Ho* 3HHO
Ottcigo. Jay U'U. tp-o |yU-c7:v- 1y
1-]' KNDKU SON’S
IT 11 ■£
The**- l*unuce« **e the rt-tilt ».f r-unr i cur* of
«*x»t tirDCf mC »•* no*» jirttcc’.cdto tLc pub
lic iteupenur lit }<jit>t*oi
£»nomy, Umparitpy Jid»» of
»Ita*agnntuty umrt the Quality vf
tt»al»A -iir,
TO ANY OIIIUIC I'UItNACB.
Wy >t u'l »pirtO;eau< t*» If Lctlnl ar- filled wlih f-enli,
litilllinl w* m ar, j-cr.otilv fit*: I run ;u Doom eff<n.U
**ud a: with t*i<- i> r»i con?t,»utu n.
Thr* huruace- h.tve !>c- u iu u.-i to t.l* dly for the put
tl.rtrjv r*. ami h»vt'l:iV4ruo>v u'-v- ii t-.liif.-ct oa.
SeVtU ri<«« f-T -a-e at Who v*»U- ov
JuftEPH C. UK.NDhr SON. Manufi-trr.t.
RSI South C<&'ke:iet.t, Chicago.
ll**n<lersowN Parlor Gialvt
Ttccc.vn! tli>- hUrliert prrtnlnrii at H>» M. chanlc’i lua’itole,
Ca and tor nevvt} ul dr-.,/... •» .• anes* o« flolri,
cWn-.rv ot &id > r> ■ • :nv*. A tot «x
--c*-;led n tub or anyollicf m.rfc. j H •. ifier.&lpattc-Qa
f-» rile at Wi-Ld lU-laii l-y JOrreJ*!! C. HEN*
DEKMjN. Ma&uUktoier, Itirxiulli nted.
THE TEIUMPH COOKING ITOVE
K'itlved Uit- livie t pmulcin .1 the Ka r of the Ch.ca^O
lli-cijiii.a;» Insiustc.
Them>a*eri In’- nvcine'toti-'Uiadu lu Cookinc Ntoree
1* THK T UILMi U, invented and jetected by Joseph C.
ilr*C«-r~>ii.
THE I'UirMlil hum* Wood, Anthracite or Bltnnlnous
Cod, < i(il .111 wi 11.
THE IhirMl’ll I* the bc<t finished and the moat dura
ble '(..viol M.. dav.
Tile, TnlL’Mi'H cctnbii.** iaori- ftdwrtates lb»n were
ever i» »c *t>;< I*-: t.» * < a btuve.
I lie TltlL Mi’ll And o-k-j batuMiUc are the only
Mo«rr a ttiA*. b»vc i. uvr mi x>B*ubur ttibt a.vet one thin!
tue KueU
The vE*TiL*TEn ovist of TUE TUIDMPH insure*
iwirl-cet-. tUi? t i-wi,* o.L-4.
Ti c U.il Air Uru-cbt «.t IHE TKIUMI'H jilm the
tc-Ilfl- n»t«---«ir tbr llffc-b XJ*sd iucica ir. tit b-almx p*t>-
|~n<»-*of-.b«Si.,ve.tl l THE TKICMIMI to do
laurv work u. ♦v.-ry v n«-tj cfctx.k np. wlUi luw irxLthbn
in, M-iv<- ititbf world.
THE Tim’Mi*!! liwlLt r.r»t i<erf»<t for
bruilluc on ijir '»■<«» lcitlD w:Uiuut IcterlerU-a nisi u.«
oi-rniiif,* oi iJooWlax.
l ilt. lll.Uill’H lit* i r<m*txn uni-ply of het wxJcr
w.ruoui umiioj b«&u wib-r for tLe battiiua room eqmUto
ini r.njrr.
THE Tltlt'M’ H I*ln everyr**p?cl worthy the cine,
'iHE TRIUMPH by i unnaemeni, iUv«s
the iM-hc» to Cm*.'- to llii- front hewtll.
Cone md eeeTlIE TuICMI’II at So nth Clark street.
Toriuieai Wijcjlc_*ie»aU lie’ll- .y
M>(.»>iiy«ln> J«»EI , U C. IIENDER-OX.
Chicago Lead Works
Ooner of. Cilmoa act! Fulton etiefti. Weet bine.
LEAD PIPE, BAR 4 SHEET LEAD,
■Lot, WLiU Lead,
Hod Leal, ani
Lytharfi*
I»!0 LKAD. PUSIPB AND HYDRAULIC lIAMb.
fjr Orderr frotc the trade aoUcncrt. CAbH paid fo
Did Lead md Flix boed. P. O, Hox USt.
[let;; E. W. PLATCnrORI).
Machinery Depot,
CHICAGO. ILLINOIS.
Envethc Largest aad Bert Assortment o
STATIONARY STEAM ENGINES
and boilers,
POBTAr.I.E STEAM ENGINES,
BASU AND MOCLDING MACHINES,
Woodworth Planln- Machines,
WITH AM) WITHOUT MATCHING.
Doane’a Patent Resawing Machines,
Doane’b Stave and Barrel Machinery,
Doaue’e Heading Lathes and Joiners,
Boano’g Shingle Machines.
bOtsWefiernAeCßta fortheaals of PU7OK ft OOVCcl
ctnaled
Butch Anker Brand
BOLTING CLOTHS.
A Lara tiock coMtatahr <■> ai-n,
HAST A MUSbONH
PATENT FUHUIXG AND GRIST MUXS,
Leather and Robber Bektlne. t
Packing* &c., iccT'
At the Tuy Lowest Cash Prtots.
W. H. DOANK, A*tbL
oyUelV-ly ISXGlarbeu, Uhtaa*o.
Eg. hall, kimbauk a co.,
e Importer* and Healers In
1 HOIST. NAILS, STEEL'
ASI> SEATT HARD WAKE.
~No tw* »td nywwiciWiii wwt Chtcxa.ll.
QTK W ART’S COOKING STOVE
LV SMLi. AHEAD.—Tbe BcknowiedcednaperiorHyo
tbe Sirc.r; bioTC feu cl*cn rl»e to never*! imltituma
Tb*feoo'r.«arUdefomleobly ly 0. METZ, Axect, *f
ISD sine j fF-t, betweaa Mo&xo* *i>d Adxm*. Alao. t
•oel fcMoricurt c! SocMfectplsi, Eirfnrt ud Tift*
Im. MMTHr
fHuiuT iui- flayiijimgr
Gt I AAA TO LOAN ON
I Hill BOND AM) MORTGAGE, for
fir- van, *np*orfrtv In thip city,
nr I3u«.lcu> i a;-«T waiiUd.
B. F. DUtVHING 1 CO.,
S6 and 3B Clark at.
Money to loan.—in sums
not to exceed 'IW, on Fame In HUnoU. within
” I,U, ‘ toJ ° J, “ UI CL ‘"'r:*,. W. NEWCOMB,
octtdls9lml Ro. SO Dearborn aL. Room t. Chicago.
TO LOAN
Tm timm* ond for Term* to Suit*
BUSINESS PAPER BOOGUT AND SOLD.
UOEKNEB4VM DROB.,
Corner Lake and Laaalle rtreeta.
«■» dUHB
TO LOAN ON
CHICAGO CITY PROPERTY*
Or on Good Improved Form* tm thi • Alatr.
.. __ COAMBEBS, LEE A CO„
*u2l cSia-Cm I£l Lake »tr. cU Chicago.
IfOKSY LOANED
on urst-clau aecnrlUtt it the
Bwltlng OOice of Wm. U. Rice & Co.,
SO. Os CLARK tiTBFET.
Three to five year Loana at 10 per cent. Short Paper
Discounted. C«#h advances on Warehouse Becelpta
SW~City Scrip vraßtrd. ay»oiO<-ly
JVXCHANGE ON ENGLAND,
odC VO ly
IRELAND SCOTLAND,
And all other Countries In Europe*
The undersigned, Laving completed their arrangements
for making exchange oo the principal dlles In Great Bri*
lain. Ireland and the Continent, are now prepared to Issue
drift* tor any amounts from jCl.i.i) and upward*.
'{ilia on Europe cashed at the highest rates.
Advances made on grain warehouse receipt*, and flipK
meals of produce to Eastern markets. Business paper
discounted. CLEQUOKX.LKOKIEACO.,
British Consulate.
aplEclil Co Custom House BoiMing. IP ta. La-aile st
■pou MONEY TO LOAN
A On Real EsU'e fccnrfUts la Cock and adjoining
Coundea.
APPLY TO
EKIVST PItVSSIKCi,
Dmn u roaxzs szobavoi,
HONEY AND SEAL ESTATE BROKER,
Jf*al fortha BHtith Commercial £,if* in,
Cp m aa4 .Votary P«6fle«
.LARMON BLOCK. JiO. *
K. JC. cor, of Clark A Washington ata.
2i0.1L.
ECILI
'J'ELEGKAPHIC EXCHANGE
On iSTew York.
*OraTo, Acceptances, and York on the
dayofmalurity, oriantday of grace, and money deposited
for account In tLedty ot >’ew York, and sent to c.tlea la
tbevlciiiitt of >f» I'mk.oo tekgraiibicorOcre.
apISIf c9U KMKUV COBB.Telegraph Ofice,
iiasttitas Catos,
AITOBNOYB AT hiW,
No. 117 dark atreit,Chicago, 111.
A.W. ATKtSfITOy. t >clj <ll 3 Im] THOMAS PENT.
OLAOKWKLL & MATH LEU,
XJ ATTOnS'ETy as:d counselors at law.
itooms 4 & 5, No* 48 Sooth Clark St*
Chicago, 111.
a. ». blaccwklo. Sa] j. y. mxtbi»p.
A D- BRADLEY,
XX.rn ATXORKIV ASH COUNSELLOR at la tt,
etIICACO, ILLINOIS.
Office—lS? Randolph street, corner Ltealle.
Retejefces:—Horn Grant Goodrich. It. u. O. Halnea,
Hoti.T. lioyi.*, Hon. I. N. Ar old, Uoa.N.B,Jtuld; H.
i». Co vin, £m., Samuel D. Ward,Esq.,Charles Wa’ker,
J-. Hoiden, Eeq.,ol. B. s. tiLepard. Ksq . John
Ruber, Beg.. Aaron Haven. Esq. cBU-aaS-6m
pAYSON & REYNOLDS,
JL ATTOUNEXS A COUNSELLORS AT LAW.
80 - Hear horn Street* _ go
ojo. X'atms Wj.O. Exnro ne.
Ccicaoc, Iziison.
Rimrsca;—Reynoloa, Ely & Co., I. H. Burch h Co.,
vnluen; Wm. B.Reynolds A Uostoa; JnhnM.At
wood, Ksc_ Thlladeiphla; liessn. fcpnuger It WhUenao.
S, a. L’Uommedleu, Esq,, Cincinnati; John Andrews,
Esq., Pres. Board of Control. 1). W. Deahlcr, President,
Lolatuhns.O,; Z.R. Elf it Co., George Slephecson, Esq_
EdwardPterref-out, E»q- New York; Hon Ira. Hams.
Hon. AtnasaJ. Parker.Al racy, N. X.tjoha G. Deihier,
£■•*}., Buffalo. JctS'tn-ty
Q K DOW,
k? • ATI CRN EX AT LAW. .
Office No. 1, netbodiat Block,
Comer Clark and Wath;ryton btrecta, Chicago, JUinela
pRAWFORD, SHARP & CO.,
\J IMPORTERS ANJ) DEALERS In Crockery, Ulus
and ChinaTabl« Cutlery. L-X)kirg Glasses. Castors and Brl
leb Ware, No.lOi LekettreeUChlcogo. 111. trh97~S-ly
KUbPACE & REED.
iv ATTOENSSS AT I.AW.
NO. ISO CLARK STREET,
Between Washington and Madlsoa, Chicago. HI.
J cairn Evcx. Jons V. Euvraox. Css*. H. Uzzs.
UPIES a BURT,
kJ icounsellors at law,
JVs, 75 Ch*tSm*t) jyorth SVAa,
rßetweeo Third and Foutu etnets, bt, LooilHo.
Ur. li. is Notary Public and Commissioner o! Seedefor
•v*iy Mau*ln the Dome.
RtfercnccslnChicago—bcrtppi A Srost. -
ravKttcx anu. f!al-lv-vl£sl osltiso.*d»*
®o=yartnerst)iß Notices.
Dissolution.— The Co-p.m
i.crrkip tere'o oreexUU-g ‘clwem the undenlcmd
n: d-r t e o'-nie mi . ety:« ot Doolittle *MUcr ie link dav
l>y mutual ccarcot. fclihtr of Ue cattles wtl
settle the l u-lncsa o: tLe l.te firm.
COiScgo,
ANDREW MILLtK.
NUTnv.—We. th* ntd=r-xned. have ibis day formed
a*J*-iainrr«Llpurnler tie mese aid d>l- of AIUJIt 3t
Hi ed, j»'*d *il cmtlnuethe f'* I|> Itu loingand Ve >el K«-
pilrit.j; tm'm-ta atih- • rv D .ck of Ilc-o;. Dcol.ttle &
Miller. ACHb llrancb of Cb-cacu RiVir. Invl g ctirccaaid
the eallie aloe* of me Lite dim of Di oil-tie a* Miller.
e.NDKEA MILL tit,
VS r. HJOD-
Cblcago. Oct, let. 1-60. oclixlm
PiISSOLUTION OK CO-PART
" J XKRSHIP.— Tbe heretofore exist
ing betw-ea Ux* ond-rHAid undir tbe at vie or Andrew
Drown A i 0., 1« lbl« d.y <lie«nlved if inutnil colk-01.
Ail per-uua inlet ttd to *» d Him are tifineawd to cuke
paymeultu And,ew Brjwu. JO-MMI litl'rWN.
CblTtgo/Oct.lOth. 164 W.
(g.al, &U.oofr, scc.
ELL Y <fc C 0.,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
LLIIIG3, PITMO.V, SCRANTON,
Lackanann, Briar 11111,
ERIE, CHIPPEWA,
Massilon,
Mineral Hidge.
I’ittsburg and Utossbnrg
COALS.
Office and Tard foot of Worth Market Et
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Aim too tonal*!U'lkuN, Sco-ch and American*
FIKE JlKlfK tor rale low to ciiho opt
t;tue buyer*. A. 13. MEEKER.
(iSco U5 North Well* et*
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QAS PIPE Ai<l> FIXTURES.
Brown. <So "Wilder,
IT A 49 Stats street, Up Stairs*
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lias Fixtures.
The ntbett aascnm*nt la the city, Dooprlemi all LiU
tfattero*.
Pi re <0 per cent dUconni bon Utt pnset. Pltticx SO
jarloper pp’izf.. wh-ly-tiC
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Git, Steam Fitting
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PRACTIG .L PLCiHBER
Aid Hiaiuctarerof
AX*l* OF BTBA3I WORE,
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Steals Fittib* ■’a Plumbic* Buluen. R«-OUdlc* tart
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I.OOCifinif of Wrapping Paper, of different sizes.
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Ivireau>?Capand Letter, and a cedenl assortment of
celebrated Book aadVewa Ink.
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Ime row prrpirecto manufacture Stack Booka every
da <npUon, ruled ace bound to any desired patient, with or
without printed Leadinca. ParficolaratUatloa paid to or
l«r» from County OtSccra, Banka,Ac. . .
BU! Heads, Letter Heads, stipple* BlUa,ftt, Holedtad
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wyrtyJe. Old Rooks bound and rebound. All kinds of
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ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF
TRAINS.
■ICBIOAN SOUTHERN
XVatru Vfpart. Train* Arrive,
7.80 A. X. 8.00 A. X.
8.00 p. x. 8.00 p. x.
0.45 A. M. 5.80 a. x.
9.40 p. m. 5.00 p. x.
' CHICAGO, 6URUVQTOS XXD QUISCT.
9.15 A. X. 6.55 A. X.
9.15 P.X. 6.00 p. x.
4.15 p.x. liendota Accommodstioa
ILLINOIS CENTRAL.
6.85 A. M. 9.00 A. x.
6.85 p. x. 9.00 p. x.
CHICAGO AND ROCK ISLAND.
9.15 a. x. 5.50 A. x.
9.15 P. x. 6.00 p, X.
4,30 p. x. Fern Accommodation.
ALTOS AND BT. LOUIS.
9.00 A. X. 6.10 A. X.
9.00 p. x. 7.20 p. x.
4.45 p. x. Wilmington Accommodation.
CHICAGO AND NORTHWESTERN.
9.45 A. X. 5.15 A. M.
9.80 P. x. 6.45 p. x.
8.00 p. x. Janesville Ace. 12.55 x.
MILWAUKEE.
9.45 A. x. 1.55 p. x.
9.00 p. x. 6.45 p. x.
5.25 p.x. Waukegan Accommodation.
odirt of the above road* will please ad •
ciLTU rpLn chnrvju in thi* (able are ntcutary.
IttOVKITIENTS OP TUB PEOPLE*
—The lion. John 3. Critteiden recently gave
nome Masked advice to the Uaion men of In*
diaca. Not to be laggard in good offices, the
Union men of Indiana have jnst been giving a
bint or eo to the lion. John J. Crittenden. We
treat be takes. The Union men of Illinois will
give him an equally significant bint on the Cth
of November.
The Doog’aa State Committee of New Jer
sey met on Friday at the Astor House, and de*
teruiioed to adhere to the Electoral ticket they
have in nomination.
—The Breckinridge State Committee of Denn
gylvania, bare sternly resolved to have nothing
more to do with Alston, whether with Bell men
or Douglas men. It is a wise determination.
A New Sensation.—There is a widely preva
lent rumor in Washington, says the IFLrW’a
correspondent, to the effect that successful ef
forts are being made for the withdrawal of both
Douglas aud Breckinridge from the field, aud
the concentration of the liberated Democratic
role on Bell, or some other independent candi
date. Douglas aud Breckinridge hare been
consulted within the last twenty-four hours.
Delawabb.—floa. George P. Fisher baa been
nominated for Congress by both the Constitu
tions! Union party and the Peoples (Lincoln)
party, Mr. Fisher is eminently a fair, conserva
tive man, and if elected, which seems probable,
he will give the Administration of President
Lincoln a candid support.
Holding Office Under Lincoln. —The Nash
ville (Tenn.) Patriot says that none of the pres
ent Southern Democratic office-holders will de
cline to continue iuoflice under Lincoln. The
question was asked the Memphis Atalaneht,
whose editor is Postmaster, and a fire-eater,
wbeiher any Southern man would bold 01 ce
under Lincoln? That paper replied that the
question was impertinent- and an attempt to
drag the private affairs of the senior editor
into discussion, and said it.wonld not reply to
the question.
The lowa City J&gUter says that the bell
on the Catholic Church in that city was rung
when Mr. Douglas arrived, but that all the
other city bells remained silent.
A f cEtous Practice —What Does it Mean?
—We find in the- Columoia (S, C.) Guardian
the fol'owisg paragraph:
For years past the system of “ bull penning,”
or cohfiuiii'j voiert vreviout to a% (Uclicn, has
been adopted in Kicblond District, and although
ne do not know to what extent it has been car
ried in the election just held, yet it is a proper
occasion to call the attention of the people to a
system at war with our republican institutions,
aud degrading and corrupting to a large portion
oi the voters.
This certainly needs explanation. It looks
very much as if our Southern brethren had
more than one peculiar institution” among
them. In this section of the country tbepropo
eitiou to “ pen up” voters previous to an elec
tion, would excite something more thsn an ap
peal to the Legislature for relief.
Jefferson County, Ohio.—'This county has
been Ibebragcouotyof the Breckinridgers, and
not without reason. The Sieubenvide Union,
the Democratic organ, declared for Breckinridge
in the early part of the canvass, and the old
stagers of the party repudiated Donglas and
Squat. Sov. A test vote in J«.flerson was taken
at the State election on Co&gressman. The
Douglas and Bell men fused on Wells, and the
Nationals brought oat Mr. Blakely as the Breck
inridge candidate. The Nationals beat the
Douglas fusionists 150, while the BepubUcans
rolled up a majority of 750, an increase of 500
on tlMr majority in 1559.
The Republicans of Ohio have not done
well in the Ute election, in comparison with
the r triends in Indian • and Pennsylvania. If
there bad been the s; me exertion in Ohio that
there bos been in tbe States on eiiber hand,the
Republican ticket here would have been elected
by titty thousand majority, and at leant lour of
tne Democratic Congressmen returned wsuld
h£ve been beaten. Forty thousand majority
lor Lincoln is the lowest figure that tbe Urpob
iicsus of Ohio can afford to t ive. —Cincinnati
Commercial.
At'DlltW BROWN'.
oc-Dalw
One of those who were moat conspicuous
among the mob that destroyed a free press in
-Newport, some months since, has been on an
electioneering tour id this State, and complains
that, on a certain occasion be was reinsert a ball
to speak in. We believe in free speech, and in
the largest liberty of political discussion, but
it strikes us that tue less the orator ia question
whints over this ** outrage upon free speech,"
the better lor hts own credit —Cincinnati Ua-
ZiX'.t,
—Mr. Yancey thinks the election of Honest
Abe will be sure to build up the Republican
party in the Southern States. That is exactly
our idea. •
Rev. Arthur Cleveland Cos, D. D. has de
clined the Presidency of Trinity College, Hart*
ford, CL, whxh was unanimously tendered him
& short time since.
Rev. H. Grattan Gninness, whose visit to
onr city lost Spring will be remembered by
most of onr citizens, was married at Dublin on
the 2d inst. to Hiss Fitzgerald, a niece of Lord
is “amest devoted Christian and
highly accomplished lady," Mr. Guinness and
his wife, are announced sjtot for this country
in the Great Eastern the 17th of this month.
The family name of the father of the Prinro
of Wales is RoslcbL Consequently the reel
name of the Prince i» Bnsicbi. If be should
survive his mother, he will be the first British
sovereign of the Bnsicbi dynasty, the Flanta*
genets, the Tudorr.theStnansandtbeGaelphs,
or D’Este, hsvinz 44 played out."
—Dr. Bradley of New York baa invented an
apparatus, by which a speed in telegraphing
at the rate of from eight to fifteen thousand
words per hour can be attained.
—The Duchess Antoinette-Nederigue-Ao*
guste U&ne-Ano, step-mother of Prince Albert,
and step grandmother of the Princj of Wales,
and Duchess Dowager of Saxe Coburg, died a
few days ago.
_Mr. Cox, the purser of the Great Easters,
who disgusted everybody by his conduct in that
capacity while in this country with the big
steamer, has been dismissed from his position
by the Direstors.
A, correspondent of the Kew York Times
writing from Indians, gives the following truth*
ful picture of CoL Henry S. Lane, the Republi
can Governor elect of Indiana:
Independently of the value of a victory in
Indians, I should rrjsice in such a result for the
sake of Lane himself, who is the most jovial and
effective popular orator I have ever listened to.
He ia a superb actor; and nothing can be more
amusing than his inimitable way of introducing
himselt to bia andienoe, with frequent obeisan
ces, as, Ladies and gentlemen, the next Gov
ernor of Indiana.'* Notwithstanding his comie
Eerfonnanees, wbicß sever degenerate into
□ffoouery, ce is a keen and powerful reasoner,
and bis speeches not only please a crowd of
hearers, but bear the severer test of reading,
uncommonly welt. He is peculiarly powerful
in denunciation, and some of his ssreastio sen
tences sting like a hornet. His transitions are
wonderfully rapid and dramatic, and when he
attempts an eagle’s flight of eloquence, you may
be sure that it u only that be may pounce on an
opponent as an eagle drops upon his prey. It
will express my meaning (better than it will
harmonize with my previous comparisons) to
call him the Zouave of popular orators.
—The sculptor, T. D. Jones, who has pro
duced remarkably life-like busts of Gov. Chase
and lion. 1 homes Ewing, is now engaged in
making one of Hon. Thomas Corwin.
interesting memorial meeting in com
memoration of the 50th anniversary of the
settlement Gardner Spring, D. D.,as
pastor of the ** Brick Church,” in New York,
took place in that Church on Monday ©veaicg.
This meeting was to have taken place some
time since, hot was deferred on account of the
death of Dr. Spring's wife.
—Miss Harriet Hosmer reached St. Loots lost
Saturday. Her errand is to gather material
aad data to enable her to execute the itstue of
:v». aijucbx
loc4.VQ.lyl.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 18, 18G0.
HIC&IQAX CESTRAL.
7.80 a. m. 8.00 a. x.
8.00 p. x. 8.00 p. u.
f PITTSBURGH, PORT WATXId CHICAGO.
6.40 A. «U 8.00 A. X.
7.85 r. m. 8.80 r. x.
GJOJtXE * CHICAGO DKIOX.
9.45 i. M. 6.00 X. v.
9.80 r. X. 5.00 r. X.
PUOK AIR USB.
FBUSONAL*
Uoo. Thomatt 11. Benton, which theMUsour
Legislature commissioned her to execute.
There is a movement at Mobile to erect u
monument to filibuster Walker. There is no
truer indication of the moral condition of any
people than the character of the gods and he
roes they worship.
Since the death of Gov. Willard, Ex-Gov
ernor Wright is the only Governor of Indiana
elected by the people, now living. Paris C.
Banning was acting Governor after .the election
of Gov. Whitcomb to the United States Senate,
the same as A. A. Hammond now is in the place
of Gov. Willard deceased.
—Lady Franklin, accompanied bj her niece,
Mias CracroCt, viaited Philadelphia last week.
She received no company except tbe family of
tbe late Dr. Ksoe. She visited the publishing
boose of Childs & Peterson, and spent some
time In tbe examination of tbe boat Faith, tbe
transport of Dr. Kane In bia perilous journey
from the North, which is preserved by his friend
Mr. Childs. Sh« also Visited the Hall of Inde
pendence, and was driven to Laurel Hill Ceme
tery, where she passed more than .an hour at
the grave of Dr. Kane.
_ On Monday evsniog, at Charleston, S. C ,
on altercation took place at Masonic Hall, be*
tween B. R, White and Mr. George C. Wharton,
two of tbe managers of the election. Mr (
Wharton received three stabs in different parts
of bis body, one of which, in the breast, is
likely to prove fatal. Mr. While was also cat
in the knee by some means but not fatally.
—The three African boys in New Vork f
taken from a deserted slaver, are fonnd to be
from Congo. Rev. Mr. WiUoo, a returned mis
sionary, has been able to communicate with
them in their own language. The boys are
very intelUgeat and sprightly, and should be
educated, to determine what can be made of
negroes who have not experienced »he elevating
influence of our slave sjs em.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Marshal Valiant has sent to the French Acad,
emy an account of an insect which ninnses U*
self by boring boles in leaden balls.
—Jeremy Taylorsajs that “a good wife should
be a looking glass to her husband.’* Hut we
think she might and should make him see in
her something better than himself.
—When Florence Nightingale armed at Bou*
logne, a few wetks since, her baggege was
transported, without fee or reward, to the hotel
by the female porters who throng the wharres
of that p ace. They were glad to honor the
“ ornament of their sex.”
—lt being h'Dled to a barrister, who was
wearying the court with a long dull argument,
that he ought to bring it to a dose, he angrily
replied,.**! will apeak as long aa 1 ple«ae!”
“You hare spoken longer than you jtlfast al
ready,” said ins antagonist,”
Old Lord Elpbinatcne was asleep at church
while the minister, a very prosy pieacber, was
holding forth. At length the parson rtopped
and cried, ** Waukin, my Lord Alphinatone.”
A grunt, and then, ** I'm no Bleepin', min*
iUler.” ** But ye are bleepin'. 1 wager ye
dtnna ken what 1 said last.” “Ye said
* waukin, my Lord Alpbinstone/” “Aye, aye,
but I wager ye dinna ken what I said last afore
that.” *• 1 wager ye dinna ken yoursel.”
God did not make harps, nor pirouettes
ncr crayon drawing, nor the names of all tho
g'eat cities in Africa, nor conchology, nor the
(JonUt Moruis, and a proper command o: coun
tenance, aud prudery, and twenty other things
of toe sort. Tnev must all be taught, then, or
how is a poor girl to know anything about
them? But, health, strength, the fatal, the
soul, with tbeir fairest inmates, modesty, cheer
fulness, truth, pu:ity, fond affection—all these
things he did make; and so they may safely be
left to nature.
—ln Paria.when dealers in precious atones pur
chase rubies, they behead a live pigeon, so that
the blood of the bird shall fall ou a sheet ot
white paper, alongside the gem, aa a test of its
color, the blood ot the pigeon being a standard
of color and transparency.
—A letter from Lima says, a tailor who said
in Court that oe thought t-e couli re ogmzj the
assassin of Gen. Cas:ro was waylaid in the
street at night by four men, who told him,
“We will not lull you, but we shall make
you barmlets.” They then ruobed bis eyes
with vitriol, which cjmpleuly blindedbim. The
unhappy man has received a pension from the
I'resieent.
—At last accounts, Mr. Itirey, tho horse
tamer, had just returned to Ljndon, alter a visit
to the SbeUand Islands. Wmlst there be pur
chased five of the smallest ponies in the world.
One he has given to a gentleman famed for his
undeviatiog kindness and courtesy to travelers
from America; the other four will be iniated i i
the ** system,” and taught to play fantastic
tricks, lie carried in bia arms a little fellow,
seven and a baif bunds in height, whose future
companion will be a Newfoundland dog, about
an inch taller than** tibellie” himself.
The Connectic t Court of Errors has just
discharged a murderer of whose guilt there was
no doubt, aimplv because there was ho law to
pnniah him. The prisoner, Michael Daley of
PcquoDuock, kided James O’Neil on Sunday,
May 6. by cutting his head open with an sx.
The jury convicted Daley of maoslauabter,
whereupon the counsel lor defense blid a mo
tion in arrest of jud.ment cn the ground that
the law punishing manslaughter, which was in
force when this offence was committed, was re
pealed by the last Legislature,and that the stat
ute enacted in its stead was passed since that
act was done, so that no judgment could be ren
dered against the prisoner under the Authority
ot either statute. This point was fully sus
tained by theConri ot Errors after a full bearing.
A IIOSTONIAN DhIVKX 7IIOU ALABAMA.— Wm.
J. Brewster of Boston went to Sotuaerville,
Alabama, by engagement, a few weeks since, to
tke charge of an academy, lie baa returned,
baring been driven oit as an Abolitionist, and
narroly escaped with bis life. A Northern mao
with Southern principles, who was fellow pas
senger with Mr. Brewster as fur as Charleston,
South Carolina. did the mischief by reporting
to several rubidpro slavery men at Charleston
some remarks atout slavery made by Mr.
Brewster. The Charlestonians immediately
wrote to Snmmcrville, and by the tine Mr. B.
arrived there the community was in a ferment
about him. Upon his arrival there the mob
surrounded him in the street end ordered him
to le.ve town, lleaeked to be heard in self-de*
fence, hut was told that the fact that he bud come
from Boston was evidence enough against
him.
*tohcs, lianges, ,Vr.
gTOVES STOVES— STOVES 1
Allen & Dalton
71 - - Lake Street - - 71
Soli It -n examination of tic Patent COMBINATION
BRICK OVEN COOK STOVES.
It *.B tec only Crick Oven Steve In the World.
THE BRICK OVEN
G've« unpoimand etevdyb-at, wh'fh is cortnued long
alcrthe file is uUt. Ihtre is a marked ptcullstliy la the
Base of
THE BRICK OVEN.
FoeKßtcd by no other Stove In tbe World.
The Brick Oven
prestte work thef’mc as‘he olfi-fadUoned Brick Oven.
wlill* li has ti-e ermven rnce»i the modem Co' k Sieve.
Wf alsosodcilaatiamlnaUcnoftbe ■'
Improvement Cook Store,
Wl'h PATENT BOILING HE4RTH—A flrst c'vs Air*
tl.ht C«jk Stove, which Is giving themes, complete satis*
faction.
Tbe Itadiator Hard Coal Store,
The most popular C< al Stove for Parlors, Halls, Officer.
Stores. Ac. Ac. Keeps a tlr- the entire «mur, and Islho
cnlr Move that etut* ever) bo ly.
Parlor Stores,
New Style*, tnd tbe most como’.ete i**-rtment uf Wood
a* dOoalSt »%r* for all un-e. Move Pipe, Z nc, Flreßoarua,
if, Ac. New ana Large Stoct of
House Furnishing' Goods
Jnit received. Toilette Setts and Jtpaaaed ware.
Tin and Mieot Iron Ware
Manufactured and Sold, Wto!e.*a!e and Retail, by
ALLBN & X>AI/T«IA.
71 Lake Slice*, Tremont Block,
pr Stoves cleaned and set up on snort notice.
[octlfl d -SI smj
npo NEW ENGLANDERS
And all Others In want of
st o v :e s.
The place to And the beat Cook, Parlor, Hall Office
Factory and blot e Stores, is at
143 • • • Uke Street * * . 143
Of A.O. BARBTOW* Co.'i manufacture, Providence,
r. 1„ among which ate the celebrated
BAT STATE COOEINO,
HARP COOKING,
HELP m tc,T.
MODEL COOK,
PaHLoR COOK,
DIAMOND HEATER,
PYRAMID HEATER,
VICTOR UAH BURNER,
VILLAGE AIR TIGHT,
And maar other new and Improved Coal and Wood Hut
up Stoves, ALL WARRANTED. Together with a tell
and select assortment of
Cutlery sad JfsrtfiMrr,
Nslsand Tin Ware, Sheet Iron, Cor per. Zinc and Galvan
ized iron, executed by some of the nest Mechanics in the
country. Prices Reasonable.
j. w. Looms,
ocUdlMlm 143 Lake Street-
J£. w, grosyknor
(Succemor to Txoaus Onui.)
935 and Srxxtr,
Comer of Franklin, CHICAGO. n.T- t
SXALKa cr
STOVES.
HOTSPUR COOK—
Large Oven, Extension-back, for Coal or Wood—
NEW WORLD COOK,
ELEVATED OVENS, Ac,
CooblDC Ranees, HotwAir Foraacea,
Heaters, Parlor and Office Stoves,
At a trifling advance oo Albany prices.
Kitchen Utensils, Tin Ware, Japanned Ware, Pomp*.
Lrad Pipe, chert Lead. Wooden Ware.
Fruit Cans, Kelzlt’s water Filter.
Home Fmniihing Good* Generally.
Tin, Copper and Sh*et Iron Wnric, Plumbing and
Japanning, executed promptly to order.
a
535 and sn.Lak* BL, cor. rrankifn.
oeUI dStf Sm ftCHIOAGC.
grales.
HOWE’S
U« Improved Standard
HFW® SCAIiES.
They are made only at Brandon, Vermont, by
John Hone, Jr., and Strong & Sou,
THE INVENTORS,
Jud mil othere repreeeeted mo Botete* are
mere JmUmtteme 9 ot tchich jmr-
theatre thould beumre.
They ar* extremely simple in ooortnictlon, are made of
tbe very but miterata-by experienced and Intelligent
workman, ood<rthe supervision of tbe Inventors.
They are node of all s'tsi and cip jellies, adapted to all
requirel uses, embracing more than a hundred different
modifications.
Tfceyare m\de to set wlthoula pit, wbl±, la a prairie
country, U ve;y desirable.
They are made without lateral «tay rofa-the sheck
when loads are placed upon tbe platform, are prevented
from wear'lls upon the knife edges by tb* Introduction of
chilled iron balls whltb vary In number and aln from four
ti fifty, accorcmg tithe capacity of the scale.
There are no»t*el p!ate» restln| upon knife edges, and
constantly wearing agiinst each other, as la all other
Scales, but tbe knife edge and tbe beuings thereon te
mala per'ert’y quiet, U ereby preveatlng any friction.
These Seale* will weigh with exactmaa wh*n cut of level
at can be sees In Scales setup In oar warehouse; tils la
the care With no other Seale ivcryet made.
Xhry h»ve taken flnt premiums wherever exhibited, tied
whatlicf treat practcal value they are now being Intro*
dnerd lo place of the naaofatture* of old Inventors.
Tceyareludy watianted sot only atroog and accerata,
who are pennon* nly
ei ab Isbed and folly responsible will always be prompt
to make this warranty good.
They can be pot tip or takes down by pnrehsaen with*
ontthea'sUtaicsol a mecnanlc, by printed itutruedous
acco3panylngeacbßtale,tnt can consequently be font
labed at a lower price than Scales that require a coiptleat
mechanic lo pot them up.
They hare tak;n
FIRST PREMIUMS
Within the past Summer and Fall at the
VERMONT STATE FAIR,
(Poor years lu succession.)
ILLINOIS STATE FAIR,
WISCONSIN STATE FAIR,
CHICAGO MECHANICS’ IN." TITUTE,
ESIE CO., (Buffalo, N. Y.) FAIR,
OHIO STATE FAIR,
MAINE STATE FAIR.
They ore Cheap, Convenient, Strong,
Accurate and Durable.
UEQVIRE AO PIT, AO CHECK RODS,
J(f Friction Mectlctd on Boll*.
WEIGH WHEN OVT OP LEVEL.
And commend themtelvea to the common sense of every
discern ng man In the community.
F JTI SALE bY
TUOS . S.tiA€t£EßSOJ\',
AT T3E
Tin Plate and Itletal Warehouse,
45 WABASH AVENUE. 45
[oureb's Iron Building. Chicago.!
00*3 dCSI-lm
HITCHCOCK’S
, i * premium Scales !
j. j? -,t L Manufactured by
ADAMS A HITCHCOCK,
i>9 So* CauaJ-at., Chicago*
cui t«|. All kind* of hc*>* renal'-d.
»- FAIR BANK’S
/ jj* 1 PATBMT
SOAIaXISI
A T*l '-yiSfa' SOLD BT
Fairbanks Greenleal,
SS Lake street ChicafO
politicallßcMls.dFiag-, &c
pAMPATGN FLAGS. BANNKRS
Vy LEVI J. COI.BURN, kianu f aclu:er rf Awnlmrs,
Tents, Hacncrsand Fuuts of alldiiscriptiona 134 A 136
M utb Wat-r n reft, • aitaim Illlno *. Also, dealer In
Tarred Hemp and '• mli'aC *rdixe blocks, Tackle, i >uck,
Ijvtu Ties, Hay Binding. Marline, bpun Ytrn, Canvas,
Twines.bein-.Tur.tmrs, I luh, Itusio, and Naval btores
generally, at the lowest cash pntes. Iyi‘Vc7lß-3m
!—FLAGS !—FLAGS I
BANNERS,
Ensigns I Ensigns !
Of cveiy soe and description, constantly on band and
madu to order at the
LOWEST OABH PBZOBB,
BY
GILBERT HUBBARD & CO,
Ship Chandlers and Sail Makers,
Wholesale and Retail Dealera in
TWIJTJBB* CORBJGB 4.VA ffFJPF
COTTOJS- GOODS,
We have at aU times the largest stock vest of New York
of Manilla audTarrei Hope, Duck, Cj-touaudHemp
Cur'ls. Bae* Baiaing and Uurlar*. Oakum, Tor.
Filch, IV.rJs, oils. Chain Acchors, Tackle
ijiock».tfill- r <cU.SeiresaDd every varitv of
Seine ana GUI-Net Tw-nr.Canvas, Bell
ing and Hose,
Coal Tar, Hoofing Pitch and Felting,
TENTS, AWNINGS ANDTARPOLEONS,
COTTON. FLAX AND HEMP TWINES
Of every description.
No a. 205 and 207 SoatU Water Street,
Cornercf Wells, Chicago.
G. nUBSARD 1 J.S. TURNER | Q. B. CARPENTER.
POLITICAL BANNERS
Of all kinds painted to order by
JEV * K A ALiVIKt,
an:i-cPI4-9m] 101 Warblngton St,
iiatjs.
'DAtiS-BAGS—BAGS— 3AC3—
JL> CORN EXCHANGE.
SAG HAN tFACTORY*
HART. ASTEN A CO.. U7 South Water street, Chlcagoe
8, E. GLARE A CO.. 13? Bread street, Kew York.
*163 OF EVEUV DK3CBIPTIOS,
Millen'&n* Grocers' Bags made and printed to ord-r with
beautiful brands. New and second-hand Seamless Grain
aadO’-Jnny Bag*, for Shippers*. Millers’ and Karmen* u*e,
Sig. fir ylour. Buckwheat. Kerch Hams, Salt, Seed. Ac.
tSfOrdersllJed w.lhtdelUyacddlipatch. Bscs loaned
to shippers. myS-y-lj
QA(r9,: BAGStI BAGSttI
FAHWSLL'S
-flkiH CAG HASEPItTOKf,
0.44 ***• Wabash avenue, Chicago.
RAGS AND BACKS of every dssolpdOK
fmrnliifdcD thortnotict,-
and printed with
AKD BEAUTIFUL BRArfOb
SIMEON FAP.WILL.
PHICAQO BAQ AGENCY.—
V-/ 57# Sooth Water »treat.
SEAMLESS GRAIN BAGS of various sites and qu>
Wee.
FLOUR—halve*. Quarter*, elghtas—printed to order ol
lay aeairvd patient.
HAM SACKS—every aiietued.
QDNNV BAGS—Two or three bushel*.
U-mruit-loD Merchant*. Miller*. Grocers and Provtiloa
D'alenwilldndi'tittheartlclewanledia our stock. Or
dervolidted. Im-PfiKvl HAWKINS A CHAPMAN.
T>OSTON CITY BOOT AND
JJ SHOE STOKE,
NO, 153 LIKE STREET,
JIWI duor ««■( of iTlsrim* JtmtU* Uulldittfy
Ilia opened with lie Large* and Beat Sleek of
BOOTS AftD SHOES
EVER DROUGHT TO THIS MARKET,
Which will be offtrud at Wholesale and Retail, comprising
all Uj» Uslatyleaor L\die,*, MUsj»* and Ccildren’* Oal
ten, Bos'ln* a d Slipper*. and Men'*, Bo)’« and
Youth's Hroie, Sooej and r-l'ppere. which will be §sld at
fullfiS percent leMthsuevtr before cfferwl in Chicago.
TbePuli!<cr.i>er,iQ e»t»blUhln« the Boston City Bout and
Shoe is lore, alma at leaking it the beat Empo-ram of tne
kind In the West, and rceU*s»ured that iro® bis facilities
in nrocuno* goods direct from the msniifactnrers he wHi
beablelosc lthemloinilaLcU*se«.
S'U-d3o-3m A A. MILLER, Agent.
H ■WORCESTER'SIMPROVED
• P'ANO-FORTE’*—MANUFACTORY AND
SALESROOM*. Fourteen h Street, CorcrrThln! Avenue,
Nxwkcxx. Fur s quarter of a century the ln*rumeit«
Mtau'sctup-d it the sieve EtUbllshmint bare ranked
amougthe first In theconi try. The rdtrahOity, itrcrgtn
anat el cacy of tone and touch are highly apprtda’ed by
al wnonave g veo t tern aUk rough tr al, TcePioprutor,
by giving hi» pe*ronsl attention to the m«uu(aaure of
etui In-uiumn'., in ail its detain. Is enabled to guarantee
ea,er.or exd Hence andredanUlty in every respect.
octndlWß 8m
1860. * cw Cro,, 1860.
LAKE STREET MILLS will supply order* for New
White Winter Kionrwlihootaavaocem brice. AU of our
superior brands of flour at tow rates. We hare a new run
of stoneforCorn Meal and Feed, and shall supply orders at
low rates. Oood*w»rranted,andddiveredln the dtr free
of charge. bTEVENb A NORRlft, We* Lake and Des
plain «tf**t*. Ivt4
TJILLIARD TABLES.—For Sale.
I J boteodl * R teewood Hilliard Tables, with Marble or
B'ateDeea with in* Hx-t Cushions la the world, for MIS,
MfOudMOJ. AvxaTrßtsoi.oitri.XTx. Please send yenr
order* bt mall, or otaerwt-e, ana i will fill them the tame
as tf given L. person. All Tan es sold by metre Warranted.
W. H. OKIFFiTH,
PraeMcal Billiard Table Manufacturer,
ocldUl’m Ho. HO Fulton si, New Jorx City,
Hot corn will not pat
—SYLVESTER MARSH, manufacturer of and
dealer In Caloric Dried Grain, Meal, Fred, Ac. The Meal
U superior in quality, and will keep for years In anyeli
i»e. CartocsofCcnifrrForelgn shipment Dried so a»
to preserve its original qnahty to any port os the Ocean.
O-fto: ot Calonc Gram Drier north rndiofßnih stree
Bridge te?-»v
J^EMOVAL.— Foret & Bradley,
Pbw, IT<i7<MAwi «<wriiigs jrow^KMmv.
Sale* Room. Mo. «0 West Lake street. Factory, Noe. 06
and Si North Jeffenoa greet, betwrea Lake and Fulton.
AU kinds of Wagon limner. Plow Handles and Plow
beams for sale s>o dfttn
•\TIGUT SCAVENGER.—CharIes
i.l Euez win attend to the cleaning of prlw van'ts, re
moving of stable maun*v, acd any offensive matter, or
dericlnctedCts.Konx,Chicago, P.0.80x 4149.wi1l
receive prompt attend on. oottxim
fnsurancr.
QUAKER CITY INS. COMFY,
'PHILADELPHIA.
Oaptial ud 8irp1u.. M «t399|7i6.70<
Ctfjcsrs
-o*o. H. HABT. S. B. COOOSHALL,
Preit, hec’y and Treaiurer,
X. P. E«a, Vice Preat- 8. H. Bcmxa, Asst. See*y-
Cartks L. North)
General Axent, lissome Temple, Chicago.
Daaoruia—Qeorre B. Hart, E.F^psa,A.O.CatteQ,
Porter S. Perkins, E. W. Bai!ey.Andrew Chamber*, H. B.
Oogcthall, Samuel Jonas, H. D..Hon. H.'M. Poller.
mhlS’KJly
JITNA INSURANCE COMFY,
HARTTOHD, OONK.
Incorporated 1819 - - - - - Charter FerptttnL
Omeh CmptteUmud 95ryf«*~83,194,100.03
Tixb md inland Nsvlgttloa Risks
TAKEN AT LIBERAL TERMS AND BATES.
Xiped&lattention zlvento luunneecf DveUlsg* and
Contents for tens* crone to five year*.
ASSETS JAN. 1,1860.
PAID BP CAPITAL.
CAPITAL AND BBBPLCB.
ParVa VtVal.
Bank Stocks. Ac *$S9J*3 00
B. 8. Stock and Treasury Notes.... csa,ono CO fi.li.tso no
State Stocks. Ac. fil4.®lo 00 554,®M 20
HMXWPO ni.noa 00
M.MOOO 92.1M0Q
R.TIO 00 9XOOO 00
CUy Stocks. Ac.....
Railroad Slocks, Ac.
Real Estate, naltuumbered
Miscellaneous Items
on band and deposited ea call
aad Is amenta bands.
£91.748 SC
*1191400 01
QUlnm unadjusted and sot doe~. ...*179,M7 $5
Applications received aad Policies leaned or renewed br
any of 1U duly authorised Agents. Losses eqniUblr adJo*t
ed and paid In fords correal at any of the Eaaxs la 11*
tools.
A cents appelated, supplies famished, and all basic MS
pertaining to a general sopervlaloa lathe btiteol lILntU
promptlyattended toby Wil. B. PATCH,
but* A cent, Sprlnefleld Illinois*
■UHBAKD A HIfXT, Ag«U for Chicago,
yin.lv Kr. 1 |«fo«pU* Il'y>, cnr. H. W*M? A <JIU« *B.
IVTORTH AMERICAN FIHKIN-
X* SURANCE COMPANY,
Or Hiiwfltn, Cozmcncvr.
PAID VP CAPITAL, 8366,000.
Znnranee Against Z«ota by Fire Only.
HUBBARD A HUNT Aceau. Chicago.
Cor. Clark and South Water at.
NOaWICH FIRB INSURANCE CO.,
Or Moevioh. Cusu.
Paid mp Capital* 9181,636,33.
CMDEANCK AGAINST 1086 ST 701
HUBBARD A HUNT. A*enU,ccr. of youth Water an 4
Clark gU. flnl toor. L/wou.* alixk. QCS&-IAOS
Hartford Eire Ins. Go.
CHARTERED HTIBIO.
Assets May Ist, 1860:
MARKT VALUE.
Cash oo hand and on ca11..,., |1£3^C3.94
Loans amply secured.. H.I73AJ
Real I-slale—cash value 13J>OjO
8386 Shares Bank Block is Ha*Uord 56V58.10
2300 - “New York. 300A8MD
1,10 *• *• “ “ Hondo JOK9-SJ.3
480 “ Bt. l/mlsand Milwaukee.; 4*,4400 i
180 ** lllvrr Company Sloe*, Hartford.... *,0P0.00
140 •• Ua Iroad Stock
41 City and Railroad Bonds 4^4W10
KUte Stocks.
Total Assets..
Total liabilities.
Policies In the shove Company Issued by
HUNT St niGGINSON, Agents,
NO. I LOOMXV BLOCK.
t"3(Vc>6Hn Comer Clark and south Water rtrects.
j? 1R E , MARINE,
t/fJS I.VS VUJLJVCE.
MUler & Willmarth,
AGENTS FOR TBS
in AN UA XT AN LIFE) of New York*
HOUE,
PHBNIX, “ “
WASHINGTON, “ “
LORILIiAUD, “ u
CITIZENS, ’ 41 “
PBOVI PENCE WASHINGTON, Pro*
▼ldence, K. I.
CONWAY, of Conway, Haas*
KIAMPUibN, Of SprinsfleUX, lUsu.
Aggregate Capital and Surplus,
$.1,000,000.
Office, No. 150 South Water Street,
IJe-Myl
VHW KNGL-iND FIRE AND
i' Maxon Ixs; tascb CouVAar,
0F BJBTFOBti COJTJrFCriCCW.
Assets Jaa. L 1860 1353,617 08
Insurance Against Loss by Fire.
HUBBARD A HUNT, Ace&U. CLlcmo.
tTI4-lv-d7Sft <inr. Okrk atx Water *rrvrts
NKW YORK INSUIiANCK
AGENCY.
HOWARD LNSrEASCE COSIPAXT,
OuhCapUalandSorplas.... 71
SUNHATinX n&£ LNSIBAACE CO.,
Cash Capital and Surplus ISSVTC 00
Aucnc HUE INSURANCE CO.,
OtahCapitala-.d Surplus «BSSj|3 01
isnovi n fike LWRixcE toapwrr,
Cash Capital aod Surplus. 1174,472 44
LASIAR FIBE LVSCBANCS CD.,
Caaa Capital and Surplus s. 41/41 tt
MARINE INSURANCE:
PACIFIC HCTfiL ÜbIBJLiCK CO.,
TOW
LIFE INSURANCE;
KHTAL BENEFIT LIFE LWRANCE t4)*,
NEWARK, N. J„
Total Asrrta B\«n,h3 (9
PHILLIPS A VAN WACKNEff,
AGENTS.
188—-. Sooth Watku Sthbbt,,,. , ....Igg
pHCENIX INSmiANCK CO.,
OF HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT.,
January Ist, IB6o*
CASH CAPITAL ««T.(W).flO
SURPLUS lAU3SJI
Cash os hand, and In Bank 887,878 M
Cashinthehandaof and<*ue from Agents. 84.131 88
Real Estate unenenmoered sjoo 00
Loaned on Mortgages of Real Estate £4,300 00
Amrunl loaned on pledg- Bank Stock *4300 00
Amount loaned otherwise secured. 1.000 00
l.r V.i.llUV.
60 Stares U. B. Tmt Go's Stock New York,BSXX SB.IOO
New York Bank Stock ISA. TOO 140.743
Hartford ** 16U.M0 815.17R
Waterbary •* U.HOO 13J09
Stafford “ Stafford. 800 413
Holyoke Water F*r Co's Stocks, lA.OOO
Hew Britain Water Rues, I&.CUO 10,700
HartfordCdy oonds, 10/rci Id, *oo
CoUPeq. and led. R.R. Bonds, 13, 'yn 7^oo
Accuiutualed interest on Investments, M7l
Total AaseU..
Total LlablllUee * s • 840,704 53
H. KELLOGG, Secretary.
IIUIIRAJID & BUNT, Agents,
No. 1 Logans' Buliding,
Corner cf Clark aid Water stretU, Chicago.
Applications for Insurance, cr the renewal of Policies
and all business connected with the office, may be made to
ns. duly appointed Agents fur the Citvof Chicago, with full
power to'ecr Ire proposals and ts?ue Policies, on as
ble term As other responsible Corajanlts: and tls aim will
be to escure the confidence cf the public by an honorable
course of dealing.
M. MAOILL. General Agent, 21 and 23 West Third
rtrret, Ot'.dnnaU, whom all appl.callon for Ageaclea,
tsthe Westerner South Western Mates may be addressed.
iftrtiinnr*, xt.
p UNIFY THE BLOOD,
Moffat’s Vegetable Life Pills
• And. Phoenix Bitters.
The hign and envied celebrity whi'h theve pre-eminent
Medic re* btveicqoi'ed tor iheir Invaluable efficacy In all
the V t*r\rv» which they profe*:> to rare, hu rendered the
U- 4 ual practice of puffing not only unnecessary, but unwor
thy of them.
IN* ALL CASES
Of Aitfama. Acute aad Chronic Rheumatism. Affections ot
the bladder tad K daeys.
BILIOUS KEVEKS AND LIVER COMPLAINTS.
In the Sjulh and West, where these olaeaies prevail,they
will be fuucd invaluable. Planters, fanners and others,
who on-'f use these medicine*, will sever afterwards be
without them,
BILIOUS COLIC, SEROUS LOOSENESS, BILES,
COSriTENESS. COLDS AND COUGHS, L’UL-^
ic. corrupt hcmuhs, dropsies.
DTirrr>u.—No person with tbb* dis’reiaing Ai«a<»«a
ihould delay u*l r e the»e Medicine' Immediately.
Eruption* of the Skin, Eryaipela.*, riataleocy.
Fives am> Aon-For ibli icourne of tae Weitem
country. tle*e mec idee* will found a si'e. ipeedy and
certain remedy. Other medicine* leave the system subject
to a return cf the dlaca.«e; a cure by these Medicines U
permanent
'lrytbem. Fe ratified and be cured.
Focnsrss or CouruzioN. General DebTltv, Gout, Oiddl*
bus. Gravel. Hca.;achc*of ever* kind. Inward Fe
ver, Inflammaicry Rheumatism, Impure
Blood, Jaundice. Lot* of Appetite.
HraoruL Distaaes.—Never (allito eradicate eul'rely
all the effect* ot Mercury, ttflniiely sooner than the most
power ulprcpualloaof birsapshlia.
Stout sweats, nervous complaints of au
kinds ORGANIC AFFECTIONS.
Pn.»u—Hie original proprietor©! these Medldnes was
etmdof Piles of thirty dee years* standlOir.bythesMOt
these Life Medldnes alone.
PAINS lathe llesd, Side. Back. Joints and Organs.
KBnmATUM.—Thoseanected with this terrible disease,
will be sure < f relief by the Life Medicines.
Rash of Blood to the Head, scurry, tall Rheum, Swell
ing!.
scaoruLA, or Kao's Era. In its worst forms. Ulcers ol
every description.
Woxxs of all kinds are effectively expelled by these Me
dkinta. Pan nts will do well to admin*** r teem whenever
Ihejexistence Is suspected. Rdief will be cextAiu-
The lilfo PUUand Phoenix Hitters*
PUKIPY THE BLOOD.
Amt thus remove aii disease from the system
Prepared and -old by*
DH.WILLIA.iI It. inOFPAT,
33ft Broadwav.eLroer of Anthony street. New York.
fir- >~or sale by ah drng*i»u au*«’fc>ly
'VT’EKY DIPOKTANT IK FORM-
V ATlON.—The Illinois Starch Ccmnaay, al Ottawa,
are now manufacturing the purest March to the world, la
body, quality ana whiter.es> It cannot be excelled,ami being
maanfjclurtdcntlreiy with uprmg water, whichls naturally
son as ralnwater.lt contains no trtfarion*chcm!cal. Hence
It Is infinitely more desirable for food and laundry purpose*
than any other In use. as an assurance u> the public of tie
merits of the Mitch,any amount of the mo-t satisfactory
references could begiven. but in this case references item
to be unnecessary, as all bv procuring a little fortrUl can
satisfy thtinselves. In buying the March he particular in
seeing that it is taken from boxes marked
ILLINOIS BTAUCII COMPANY,
ITteGlnnls, fllaker.
To Wholesale Dealersthc Company would saywllh onr
nnequalled facility for manufacturing, and the viry great
advantage we have over ail other factories' f purchasing
corn at low prices, we can sell yen at n cures that wiiltnake
it to your interest to send u* your orden. Every box of
•tarenthat leave* the fact><ry u warranted equal if not so
periortuany produced to the world. AU orders and com
munications addressed li!ho> Starch company, OtUwa,
miwnif. Vll receive prompt attention. IrtfcMklp
nHICAGO TYPE FOUNDRY
\J AND
Printers’ *Waxeliouse,
WASHINGTON STREET. 90
The nbsrrlber Is p-eparedto furnish Type Is Urge or
email quantities, made Iron a superior quality of metal, for
either ca»h or approved paper. He la aleo supplied with a
Urgestockof Ptwaes,Xnk, Wood Type-, and everything
necessary torae mplete printing office. A new Npcctm-a
Book Is now ready for delivery, and will be sent to parties
wishing to order on application.
Bhl&fiCtt D. I* DODOS, Trearanr*
'T'RUSTEE’S SALK.—Public No-
JL tics U hereby ttal I, L. C. Pains Vrwr. the
Trustee bib*i in a Peed of 'lruit rxfcip*d bv J »‘ph
JJu-ztit', fisted Mt» 57, inffi tnl je-ordedlu theolcw ■ f
(h*KC»iarr of roumv, "tin 1v in Book Mof
IVrd*. p'ie«4dl.(3 sndfiX default bavlnz tw-rnnadcby
the *ai<l Uu»*r.vel-i the parser I o* the prsmisaoiy note
•ecured by said Deed.wtii,'n pur«nartce with tee power*
In ••id Deed «nra.ned, np'niL* application of the letal
holder ol aald note. Mil at public auction, totb* hlcbest bid
der forcaab, at be north d>or of toe Court Boom. In the
dlf of Chicago, county of Cook and State atorerakl, all of
tbe rut b ilf of the mu- bv it quarter and the west half of
tbe »fnlh-»sat quarter of auction no. one 1), In
township No. thirty six 3d), ranre two (3), and
altnate In Skid county of LaSalle, together w.lb tbe dowe*
In’tmtof HatUe Murgr.v., tbewifeof iali Jo*wib. wno
•oloed In the (xceution of said Ue*d; eal t sale to be made
oa the 3Ctn day of October, A. I>. isoj, at ten o'< l»ek In the
forenoon. L. C. PAINE FBECK,
octadCOtd Trustee.
ITORTGAGEE’S SALE.-Where
i_fl is Jsrob Bu »e’l and UaryH. Bnvell, bis wise,
both ol t-e Olty of Chicago and S’ate of Illinois, eld »x?-
nuaaad deliver to ■wnaderrtgrt'd tbe r certain Indenture
O' mortTkC*. brartOß Virtue flewn-l day of July. A. D*
186*, to secure tbe piynfeo* of a rertaln era Vts-qry rote
of even date therewith. gtvra *yth« »ald Jacob Kartell
forth* lumof Fourteen TlPtrand Dollar* (IU.OOQOO).
parable five vranaflerthe date mereot at the C.tv Bank
In Braton. ilassaetnseita,*B<t proeldmc that the Interest
thereon, which should be a‘ibe rVe rr ten o-r rent, per
sen Mm. should be aito pasatle at said City Bank, In B «•
tin. sem! anouallr, to wit: on’h* second d»v of January
acd Jnlyevb m every year, which *a’d mortzvge la re
corded In tr • Record* r’j offee of Cook conn'f, SUe ot U-
Un->ls,lnbooz4s of ttorgigee, at ptgedlO-and whereat
default baa been m vie la toe payment of tne InsUJac’l of
In'erettdu- the second day of January. 11*40, and atom
the piymcit of the ln*a!ne*t ot due tbe *ecoad
dav otjoly,lßr'o ani both reman unpaid.
Now. therefore, ruollc noilee la hereby rvtn that 1.
Jamev C. M*»rlU, Trustee and me tlopgaeae afrrrta d. of
the city of S** in an i S'a'e of Maafaci-iuett*. aceordin<
to tbe term* of *»‘d mortzare. Co hereby decjsre tbe pr*nel
p*l uo secured th-reby to be new due. fjr reason of said de
f.iili in p >ymrnt of and that I th\l’, in pursuance
»nd by vinu*oftne power ardaotbofiiy In me ve»<eubynud
mortg-ze. tad for tbe u*e* aal pa»jx>*«s lh-*rta expreveed,
on rba’adsT.lbetn rte-Lth csyof I)er»m*WT. A- I>.l*o,
at eleven o'clock In tie forenoon of sad c.-v, at tbe north
door of tbe Const Boose, lathe city of Chicago, »ei st
public anct on. to tbe fatgbe«t bidder for cash, tbe premltes
in *«id eortgige described, to wt:»
•* iha pine <r parcel of land known a* described as lot
founi In b'oek aeventeen (17> .n the frac'tmal aectlon
ftfirea aldi lm to the city of Cblcaco. bemz eUhtytret
tret on Mlchlf»nareni.e aoJ one bu-i»red and elgtuv feet
In depth to tne allsvin tbe reas acconllsg to tie plan re
cord'd In Cook county Krr-stry, with lbs dwelLng bouse
and other Impror. meets the end.'’
JamEs o. mEkKILL. Trustee, Jlonr»z*r.
J. H. Paaxxa. Attorney. ret dltetd
.ILSOdOOCDO
. RIQOO3
no
n.ra 14
"Vr ASTER’S SALE*-St ate of lUI
- llnol*. Cockcounty, (. •. Superior Courtof Chica
go, In Chancery
Wm. H. Town««nd e*. Thomas B.MeKlnatry. Lovina Me*
Jewry, bli wife, Jonathan Ctarr. Ge re- F Crreker,
tbmuet S, Slater, and Robert Claik. Bui to Foreclose
Mfrtrur.
Punlic Notice lehetebrclwa that. ’n rurauaae* of a
adrcrc'ai < rder enters! la tie above e* tilled ctnw. on the
S4tbdav of S<tterab-r. A. D, 13*0.1 Hiram F. Mather, aa
*a»terinCn-iictr*of ihennp'rur Court of C’>lca*o.w.l,
on the Twetty-n-h divot Oetobir. A. D 1?W. at tea
o’d ck la the t< renron of tbar dar, tell at public auction,
l >the hld’e.it bidder for caeu. at the noita door of the
C urt House, tn uia elfyof Chicago, la »ald ecu tyof
Cook, the toVo*-iu d«*cnbe i ateee or parcel of Land, for
to ranch thereof u may be accessary to . atufv the amount
of »ald Deere-*, with late rest aM costs, lore tier «iti the
Mast Fife.*, CjmtnU-lonsandcltbttrasaeatson laid av'e.j
to wll: The north ba'fof narth h*lf of the north-caat quar-
Uro'north C4«t quarts of section thirteen (13) town.hir»
thirty el. ht h*. oorts, ratulrt en UJ> cut of the third
principal merid’an, re*emlnathere!ran Maty f®ll (tet fn.ru
i*fftt>e east ride, >ad rnpoflaad an rlabt of vayfor tba
1(1 ie 1-land Avmue Flank Rea?—« la Land tea «fO> acres,
t>.e Amt more or less; said premiss teing situated in the
County of Cook and State or 111-ml*.
HI«AM F. MATHtR,
M wter In Chancery of th<* Sopen ir Court of Chlcato.
Srau A Isaan. Cospl'U Bjncl »ra.
Dated Oct % U6O. cctMlSnd
AIASTER’S SALK.—State of Illi
llX uola, Cook County. S.S.—t'nperior Court et Chi
cago-—la chancery. Abby F. Beacock v*. Manah L.
Murray, A-lminmrUrix of Aleiander wurrav. ami He.n
at Uwtf Alexander Murray aod Marr Murray, and
Jamea Sheldon. administrator of Alexander Murray .—Bill
to ‘cr-clc-se Mortzaae.
Public notice is Hereby aiwn that In pursuance of a
decretal order, emered in the above emitted cans- on the
13th day of Ju y. a. D lead, L Ira ScAt, aa Master in
Chancery of tne Superior C.urt of Chicago win. cn the
egate-nih day of Otobw. a. I). 13&, at ten o’clock lu
tie tcteoooo of that day, a* II at public auction to the blah,
cat bidder far ca*h, at the north door of the Court House,
in the City of chic***, In said County of Cook, the It!-
lowug oescrib-d pieces or parcels of land (-r ao much
tb-ieof as may he n-cts-ary to nttefr the amount of »a.d
dec-eewttbln creatanUcr-ts together with the Matters*
.«>U,73i£3
.# 66,930•££
feesdisliorremeutaaoa con:mia»toas on stud sale). situate
In tie County of Croksndst.teof Illinois, Uwit;-!bi
cast halt O’ theßorthea-tqu*r*r. aodlhe west half ot the
southern! quarter uf Beetle nt umrer tea , 1»). m Township
number thiitv e’shttr*). norm of range cumber tLl.teea
(U-.ea t of the Thlf3 Principal Meridian, and t.e wes' Inlf
of the north vast auarter. ana the southwest quarter of
S<cc on number four ill, m fowcanip iumter thirty e ght
Cl-),c riiiui raneenumherthir teentiki,esat ot theTh-rd
Prlncipa* Meridian. an< tho en half tf the *"utheast
qaarterofS-clion number thirty four (*4). tn Tow. sup
tnl tv nine (98), north of Hiaze thirteen (Li), east of the
Tntrd Price pil Uendmj. IE a. aCOiT,
Masts- lu Chancery of the Superior Court ot Chicago,
Dated neptenbtr 23d, i3W. sell- dsll-td
Srtrnng jHacijints.
VTETROPOLITAN SEWING
AT J. MACHlNE—Manufactured by
DU. B. 8. PAYNE,
No. 6-1 North Dearborn s*. Sale*-room at th* Boot and
Shc«kt*re,No. 153 Lakesirte ,2nd floor.
Sewing Maclaine Ageota Wanted
In every ■ ouuty through' ut De States, to sell R. S. Pa» bx’s
MKRorouras l • csli-Locx, Eiatijo. F«st G (iTES A
Btxss's&rncß 13s Familt ?*»iso 31xcatsz. tne same
for widen Lewb wurnell has stted asUentrai lor tne
las few week*.
Ti-ese machines are adapter to all varict es of work, giv«
irjt perfect su:s actun. sad are warranted equal to tny re
sprctiothos: re! ii gat abUter | rice. A Ur*t-
a-e a'lowi-d, aid ccest lodjceaen h to enterprising and
edeient Agttts. We also cav* Blake A Jokastou’s Im
proved Patei*. Adjustable 11. _
Addisis, or call m person, utoo.
Dr. It. S. PAYNE.
se3SdU3.3a P. ■ >. B.x 3303. Chicago. 111,
EWING MACHINES.—
Tasgart A Farr’i Patent*
EDWIN RICHARDS.
Of the late flan of Cornell & Ccmpiay. will centicne the
nTe rf Sewine Ms-hlnes u ths old stxaUot
Allcn'er? pruuivliy executed utdas'lsfactlonsuarantred.
AdJiFM tuwi* lUCHAKns,
Wpl7-U7i lm P.O. hot. 39H». Chicago.
L CORNELL A CO., Proprie
• ton in the Northern and Western Slates, of the
celebrated
OORNSLZ. & 00*8
SEWING- MACHINES.
TAGGART A FARR'S PATENT,
Agents wanted is every town—great Inducements of*
fered. Office and saleroom at
133 Lake Arret, Ita 1, 34 Floor, Chicago, 111*
SsUtfiction cua.'Mte J cr mroey refunded.
L. ojuiil. fsclS-dWta] r. c. util.
128, S2B, $35, $35, S4O, S4O.
S£ IIV.VC JfMVSMiJyES:
FAMILY AND MANUFAOt URING.
5)500 already In aae*
Double Thread. Grover A Bokvr Stitch. and waamASTSO
equal tc tbe very beet at any prio*.
They haw wroughi ti eir own GREAT SUCCESS, and
antbeonysvccaasm coursmear, andearar assess
to high prices and w uid-be monupoiier Thousands »»y
!l »:.d every mactlce proves It. ft, easy and .till;
biitct.la?,llsmmicg. le.licg. ruckiLg.Uatr>enng.Oulli!nx,
Cording and Embroidering most beautitully. Their field
oi success is tbe world cf sewing to be Book
Mubins to Heaviest Jkvon and Cowhide No machine
claims to give better satisfaction, and no Ilemmer calms
EGUALirt to our UNIVERSAL HfcMMLK, aulast*
AM-, aa it K to Au. W IDTIU and TntcaSKsss*.
Vi e want rel.abie Mer and Women as Agents every
town in taeNotUiind WefJ.to wtio:aa<re»t nrtrotage
will be showed. Men of all orof-ssians and * • m ail
ortomstanees a-e now at work for us, dolt.g iraeigb
bor>muca<oodafCibelr pock*t* no hurt. Dy t iccucrg
our Machines, whkb are U-tEAU AND O. Ll> :cr the
Foot and all that 1* wanted (or the Rich.
Samples of Sewing, Descriptive Circular aid Lets sect
on receipt of red eUmp. sudre** _
CORN ALL * COMPANY.
Call at 139 Lake street. Hr x 8*33 Chicago HL
MILLAB’S new patent
Lock-Stitch family
B£WIJ%*G •li.lCiitt'ES:
835, 835, 835, 835, 835, 835.
The oa/y one taking this stitch sold tor leae thad 880. la
form, general appearance, stitch, (silicon bt lhsldeaj size,
capacity, speed, stUlaess. ease of motion, and manner '■(
forming tbe stitch, it is trru mw\ Hit and tTarrcn«i*i to
do as much and as well as the celebrated
WHEELER A WILLSON 8133 MACHINE.
We also have the
B9TBOPOLZT AN
Double loca thitt fast GROVER A BASER stitch »2 H
family Sewing Machine aui anted superior to any BJU ma
chine, or money refunded, WcwiLiwud ether "ir Loth ol
these machines, at agents prices, to any p*rty engaged tc
the sale o( sew jig xnd refund the mnno st tne
e&dcrsistydarsiftheyateaots*tlsded. No connection
with > orneil A Co.
Agents wanted. Call at 103 Lak.’slrect, or Addrw*
LEWId CORNELL.
Uli-*av;fr>i.tTr fit.
(gj)t anh <gat.
T£YE and
DR. CADVTSLL, ®T
ornuroi os tub
’EY 111 AND EAR.
For Deafness, Bl!ndne<a, and alt defecM cf sight and bear*
Ing. Dr.U. aregutulveducatedpbysirUn, andb.sde*
vr.ted twenty years of hi* prole**>on*i Uf< exclus.vely to
the trra'ment of dL*esses of the Efe and Ear.
nr No charge uude f.r an tximina’iuii or oplcl:n,aaJ
no tee required fi-unsuccessinl serriees
DR. CADWELL’smails- «a tbe Eve and Far. (Chi
cago. 3>bL containlog mertnees, test monials, etc. to b«
badsrUlscn appheat’oo, pcstige ten cents. Addmsyj
Randolph street, Chicago. se29 6uwly
SIAUSb,
Practical Optician ,
tf .SOOTH CLARE STREET T»
Opposite the Court Hence. Seat French Crystal and Bn*
«<»*n Pebble Spectacles, Eye Glasses Opera Glawea,
MICROSCOPES, TELESCOPES,
Mathematical In*trumeoi*, etc., constantly on ha d.
Alt kind* of instrument* and spectacle* repalred.aad da*
■*'»« i-%m» i»-
}3aptr hangings.
■yy all pa f jjks
BELLIHG
CHEAPEST I.Y TO IP.V
F. E. RIGHT,
81 ♦*—Randolph Strut 81
WALL JPAF'JBB!
LARGEST ASSORTMENT 07
NEW PATTERNS
DRAKE * BttO%
PAINTER* AND PAPER HANGERS.
184 •••• So nth Clark atmt.
Wt'llT
Nurseries.
KXH’iUNGTOK NURSERY,
(l ine s. Fnilt acd Ornamental Tre-*—* large stock
eaeupforcash. App'e, 1 to 4 veara. 1.-01. |23 o MS.
Stock*, I year, selected, lc.ooo, MO. Oooeebe rv. Ha'-gh
ton. strong, lid, $4. Raspberry. many sorts. 100. Mto M.
Strawberry. Wilson's tye. Scarlet. C. Cone, lews, ot
WaahiasUma d ethers.nu-e, 10Ut fit; UXM, Tulips,
too. or SO named soils, DnT ana SgU 4*. Root Unite,
10.000, MO, Ac . lists. Cash orders in fall racked
free. (ielp-dsaimj F. L. PHOENIX.
%lni)Uc houses.
HOUSE,
CHICAGO, m„
FIRST CLASS HOTEL
Bate* Only SLSO Per Pay.
Located sear the Central Railroad Depots, at the crossing
of Rnah Street Bridge.
8. W, SEA A CO., Proprietors*
fagTWJftt-vml
T?ANCY STEAM DYE WORKS.
X. OF SIDNEY KALISH,
I* South Clark SL,belwtea2£ani6eaad Adam *»■„
Chkioo, 111.
I have been awarded the first premium at the Uto U. F,
AUcomatry cnlen ty express strictly cUnded to.
CMALL WARFS, BUTTONS
kj and .Neman.
Wonted Hoods. Slew*. Gaiters, Ac. Drm TTtmmlvip,
Comtmil Skirts. Gkvesaod Hosiery. The tiads le
■prc'fnlly Invited to examine the shivs roods, which will
be sold for
T>KRLIN WOOLS.
JIJ Importedudforsalaby
A. GRAVES,
ten. . 78 Lshs »U, Chleigo.
1860 - - FALL TRADE —IB6O.
//. If. IIUJYT * CO.,
33 and 33 Lake ttreet, Chicago.
Manufscturen ami Jobber* of
Ready Made Clothing,
OKZITLEHEEN’S FCBNIIHTO GOODS,
Cloths, Coatings, Chntmern, J'atlaete, Tailor a Trim*
nlßga. Am, Ac.
Our Stock Is larfe ud well assorted, and wlllbeso'd it
Thi Loweat Prices.
'J'UTTLE, HIBBARD & CO.,
HARDWARE AND TIN PLATE,
We offer tj th* trade, it the LOWEST MARKET
PRICES!—
6.300 Boxes TIN PLATE,
6.(00 Btfc SHEET IRON,
tUt * RUSSIA IRON.
IV) •• IMITATION RUSSIA,
2ASOO M BRIOUT tnd ANNZALD WIRE,
833 Cuts SHEET ZINC.
10 Ton* PIO TUT,
lASOO Qm. COPPER BOTTOMS.
10 Srtla TINNkRS* TOOLS ud MACH DIES.
CO Casks BRIGHT OX ted COIL CHAINS,
LOOO Doz. AXES,
1.300 “ SHOVELS. SPADES ud SCOOPS,
90 Tom SAD IRONS,
ICITIE, UIBBUD A CO,,
ocQtOly CofBCT ni (tile a»J I ak» Siiry
1860. Boo,s * Sho * s ’ 1860.
PEABSON & DANA.
49 Lax* Brarer, (op-«U1ra)»^,...49
Manufacturer! ud Jobbert tn
Boots and Shoes,
Eire now Jo itoret fall ud complete itoek which they
offer to the Trade on the most favorable term*.
Deals** In the t’ore Doe of coeds will consult their own
interest by examining oar stock before nurchwlog ei*-
where. t« oar mottu is, low rent ud until jrcfl.s.
teil dUO 3m
J j EATHI£R.-LEATHER.
FALL STOCK!
Black bur n Bros.,
46 LAKE STREET 46
Xi£3 ATBCBXI.
Boot and Sho*.Tfmkrr$ t H»nutM JSoUtrt mod
Aiathar
AT BLACKBURN BROTHERS,
aal»-cgri-3n
1860. FALX. TKAl>£. 1860.
conufm&co
43, 44 and 46
WABASH AVENUE
DRY GOODS
jrOBBHHS.
Fall tua3> k ,
I 8 60.
fmporttro and JoAArn of Good* for .We**’
They ire now dally receiving their usual large aad varied
stock forthe Kail Trade, to which they inwile your arte*.
Uctu Their *ti**:kc.n?lstsinjart of of all colors
aad grades BUck an** Kancv • ’asslaierw, Black and fancy
IVietklns. Blue and Black Pilots. Black and Colored *»«>••
cow tfc*»v*n>. Brown. Black. Blu*asd ail colon of Castor
Beavers,£d<and Valenti. Vert.cg.of aJlKraccssnistyles,
&ATlNat in or *i Also—A tuu ana
complete stock ol Tailor's Trimmlnea.
SCOTT’S REPORT OP FASHIONS,
'J* I N PLATE AND
Ws offer the following at the loweit market rates:
MOO Boxe* Tin Plat*, aasorted sixes.
15 0 Bundles Sheet Iro-. Nos. UIoSL
yO “ Russia Sheet Irnn.
100 *• Im talloa she-t iron.
I<i> Casks !*ti»et Zinc, assorted widths.
ffOO Lbs rrazi r*** topper.
SouO Lbs »*rw«ed Copper Bottoms.
IXO lluniln Wue. aaeo'ted No., 0 to 10.
80.0 R -sn Nalls. Whebng and other prime brands.
A UT**«ort meat of Hiriwire. Tinner’s Tools, Japanned
aad I’reaeed Tin Ware. KlvcU, I. in, Ac.
WILLIAm BLAIR A CO.,
a? 4 No. 176 Lake street.
S. W. KIFLBY,
IMPORTER AND JOBBER Of
MILLINERY a STRAW GOODS,
96 AND OS LAKE STREET,
(*>ver Am. Express Cj.'s Ofilce.)
Ke«t*»ctfnOy a-ii<.urce--totr.e trade stn nllv. throughout
the Nortavmt.Uu helm received Lis rah Stock ot
MILLINERY AND STRAW GOODS,
De'in?on* ofthe largest and beet .elected »tnc*» we»t of
NtwVoik. i avlna uken advantage of tae recent forced
An lion Sat»* in N'w berk, be Is enabled to offer CN*
PAKiLtk.LKDINDCCKMr.NTS m prices.
Oid*rs» holed, aoa prompt'y attended to by expert*
Oicedu'esaen,
D.nersla the above lice of Goods, will consult their best
irtrrtaubr e**ii.lD.ng hi* etoex tefore rurclm n* *!»t
•*uete. l»eia 3f»* ml W. Rtpl.SY.
Furs, Buffalo Robes, &c.
1800— Fall Trade— lloo.
WEBER, WILLIAMS & YALE,
Have la store a very LA KGS AND ATTRACTIVE
STOCK < f the above goods, and are folly prepared to com*
pel* at ce*<ftiliy with the Vst Eastern firms In VAHIX*
TT. QCALITY and PRICKS, and sollctaeall from all
prompt paring merchants. >a^3‘6o-lv
poll TUE > ALL TRADE
1800.
DOGGETT, BASSETT & HILLS,
Have now received aa unusually large and complete
Bart art prepared to npply Western Mere!ante Low
HATS, CAPS,
Furs and. Buffalo Robes*
AT WHOLESALE.
£. It. KELLOGG 4* CO.,
gg ,I.im St., Chicag0......95
Offer for axle a large and varied assortment of the above
goods at low prices for each and to a prompt paying trade.
K. li. KmoM. Oso. D. Mr.ans,
Hats, Cape and Furs.
Mo. 59. LAKE STREET. —..No. 5
(aulfeSbHml
C. M. HENDERSON & CO,
Ht3l<g»-fcD|
SO. , T.AgE 5TREET....,.......50-:»S
Hiw la store a Isrje sod desirable stock of coeds which
they vtn teQ etryebasp to eua and prompt psytnt trade.
Wo an Agents few the sals
Mllch.ll 1 > FaUnt M.Ulia Tipped SboM,
aaafjolesale fsousis.
CLOSECASH PRICKS.
A. GRAVES.
62 Lake Street.
Of superior quality for
46 Lake tfreet
FIELD, BENEDICT A: CO.,
J»cs. fel and S3 Sooth Water street.
U'art,
AGENTS FOII
HiRDWAEE,
HATS, CAP>,
AT WHOLESALE.
35 LAKE-hT., CHICAGO. 35
WHOLESALE DEALERS,
gf ~,, —Lara Brain.
Stock of
boots a.vn shoes,
Prices.
[aafi-eSCT-3m]
tuEoricrcuu ae» wbouialb duuu di
Boots and Shoes.
InaUths fiutcswttho except- o **
Jobs wssbsU ereun attbsmtf
nlfemtators, Ko. S3 I*hs ■tteeUeeraerWataitanaue.
ayS-ly-diea O. M HENDEEBJM •* UJ,
pROCKERX,
GLASSWARE
SIlT.r Plated Sc Brlltanla Ware,
souse Fussissisa goods,
umnr.rsAT.g ASDf RETAIL.
THOMAS P. BIRN,
B n*y ■ »T0 titt «Twgr».
X>ABCOCK A PEEK,
171 RANDOLPH STREET,
XAHOQAffT. ROSEWOOD AJID WALNUT, AIM
CHAMBER, DCTDfO-ROOM AMD CO MM 03
TURNITURK Z29 GREAT TlHim.
Wood But and Cast Rml€Mm«B«A>
•tMdstnA BomtU.
■SCHOOL FURNITURE on hand and to orders
££<Doltbau Snusw,
JEWETT & BUTLER,
" W " IM rmnii g
HARDWARE 'AND CUTLERY 3
Nails, Glass, Sheet Iron,;
Copper, Zlne, TUmera* Stock, Tlaam*
Tools, Tib Plats, Fsneo tSlro, A«,
18 ... Lake Street ... IS
Bias or THS SCISSORS,
BuvinWtbub had Mlchlpa avenues, Chletca. DL. 1
octldliMm
BUFFAL.O KOBE!*.
SOO BALKS last receive-1 tad for stle'tt the
Lowest Prices for Cash.
E. R. KELLOGG & GO.
Wholesale Dealers In
tiATS, c.tjps, rc ns
Buffalo Robes.
No. 56—lake Street—No. 56
dir-tml
No. 37 IIKO.NBLOIKI
Lake St*, I i Wabnalt aw*
H.HMOVAL.
PEAKE, MARSH & DE LONG
OBpeUed br their Increwln* bu«ine** tn vek !ar*rt
quarters, have removed frotp thelroid stud, nearly
opposite, to the above spacious stores la
Burch’s Iron Block,
When they will be tble to offer »t wboitAic, t till
larger uul more vailed stock of
Dry Goods, Hosiery, Notions!
Customer* will alwayt tad ns with fall Übu or Knows
brandsof HEAVT DOMESTICS, bought it fird bands,
tad offered at a small advance, together with • targe at ock at
Woolens, Shawls, Brets Goods, 4c,
We shall continue our motto,
w LOW PRICKS WIN,»
Amt Invite the attention of til close, proopt paying
buyers. leSQ
J2 LAKK STREET J2
A GOOD PEBCIIABK
:a
HALF A SALE.
We Invite buyer* to eaainlne oar foil and attractive
FALL STOCK
or
MISCELLANEOUS GOODS
BOWEN BBOTHEB9,
Importm tod Jobber* of Dry Goods, Notions, Crock*
Glass, Ac.. Ac. >a*i
TLN PLATE
TINNER’S STOCK.
Fox* sal© at Loiv Prices.
5.000 h«xeaTlu PUte,t«*orlr<lalZ6«,
4.000 bdU. Sb***t Iron, Non. HI to *4B.
500 4 * Kuaeln t<ie«t Iruu, Ist
qualify
200 44 lml«ntl*>n Riiaals.
500 44 Poiiabed German.
260 •* casks Stieet '/me, as*
sorted nl2es
10.000 lb*. Rrazlerai’opper.
15,00'’lb*. Copper Pin*.
1.3* 0 bills. Wire Nos. O to 20*
10.000 •• Annealed Fence Wire.
A fbll assortment o'Tlnn*T’s ToMt anl Machines, Ja*
pissed and Pressed Tiu Ware, Rivet*. Ears Ac., Ac,
THOiIUS S. Dl' KKKSOY,
metal Warehouse.
49...~..Waba5u Avistri, Cuicag0......49
AGENT FOR
[awe’s Improved standard Scale*.
(sel3-d*7 3re)
1860 FALL TKADK 1860
G. C. Cook & Co„
<Suceeuors to Saterioe, Cook A Co.)
10 AlB - STATE ST.
WHOLESALE GKOCEI^
DRIED FRUITS. FISH*
WOODEN WABE, 4a,
Invite the attention or Ct untry B«r*
chaata to their »t*ck, whlee they offer
at lowest Cash Price**
Cr. Cm Cook to.,
16 AIS - STATE ST. - 16 AlB
*eS.IM 3m.
1860. F>ll ' Tra<e - 1860.
DAVIS, SAWYER & CO
DRY GOODS JOBBERS
A9t> vßouaaui dxalsu ra
Boots and Shoes,
AND
//.its .fjvn c*irs.
43 & 41 Lake Street.
The attention of onr friends and the
, Trade generally !■ earnestly Invited to
ear large and attractive stock, adapt*
ed to the PALI. TRADE, which we
offer at the lowest New York Jobbing
prices to cash and prompt paying mss*
DAVIS, SAWYER A CO.
f—M«. 'ml
WOODEN AND WILLOW WAKE
At Wholesale,
Watib Sr., Chicago....
€oru Baskets.
BBOOMS, TWINES,
BRUSHES, CORDAGE,
29EA8LBES, MATS,
TUBS, AXE HAIGJLKS,
WAT hit FAILS
ITIATCIIftS,
BATH BRICK, GUN CAPS.
CHURNS)
BOWLS,
CEDAR WARE•
Broom Wire, Trri-* Handle* & Toolt*
All i whltmwoffnedattha
LOWEST CASH IMUCEI
BT
WHITE, STEWART & WHITE,
9S SOUTH WATER STBMT. CHICAGO,
Itan'Mon & Bartlett
MASVTACTO&SB9 0D VHOU v UJ DUJiIBS
BOOTS AND SHOES,
al). 80 LAKE BTREE C J«0. SO
ClllCaOO. IU,
W« would respectfully call the aittutl u of *.t\y asd
Country Merchants to ..ur e Hens'ee sIXK of «oot* and
-noe*.which we hare no win store, av* s:c M TW«.t|9«
fmm our Factory la Wot Bovlnon. Mu**., which coaststs
of a fttilassortment of thixo Celebrated *Ju tom-Msds Hal*
aaKlO. A Calf, ant Grain W der Pr.-ot D<oU ; Uifilirr
wttba full atock of all style* of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
of tbo W quality sod manufacture which w« am prepared
(omU prompt paylnk uadu at Boston and
N*w Ton tobh sc Price.
W«ar« \ s*br theealsof U:tcheli'a Patent MstalUo
Tip Hoots* ” small the'Utie*.
jFot llifee’a iJtafe.
C’OR PIKE’S PEAK - —The under
i 1 ?*rued «rc nr* 1 rured to o?cr for sale a newly Lnrrnt.-J
qUARTZ PCIaVERIZSK, (Doliols Patent) e*r«ciaily
a Mptec for Pike's Peak: on« that combines ih* q*ialltlet
otbmus LiehL, Cheap, Easily Manuedaml DU RAULS;
es&oswptraleJ hy two nor «» or a four none ehtfiue; costs
oniyK Alaacwflihabut IjjCO pounds, and can be packed
Inloaimoaiinnon mules, and worked all winter without
water. WARRANT tbl#Mllllodo3» per cent-mors
work,wtthilwsome power,than the beat stamp mill. a
r WesrsprspWod tofuro'shthis kind of mill of anyw***
aiao-tiis bestmathnnery in u«e v under tbs earns paleaO.*®*
cnahluy Iran Ore or Maca-Umiuae stone.
A machine maybsssealaocemtlon at lbs MacblaaoWp
"SS-w—. "Wo»Mggg&*
tmaaosTtw. 1
p HNS I—GUNS IS—GUNS! 11—
■Una, Bile, “If’S.fS
munition cenerally.
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