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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-16

Mr. AND Trcx.--Tbe Niagara Falls Iris saws that
q slave escaping from servitude arrived IN that VII
age on Tuesday evening" and reached the ferry Just
in time TO get into the little boat IL was preparing
10 leave for the Canada side. His sster was on the
ssme train in pursuit, ard reached the ferry only In
tiue t. see his chattel midway across the foaminy
waters Of the Niagara. The slave was last seen BY
,be master at Cleveland; yet, although both
the same trains the fugitive succeeded In eludir &
his vigilance, and placing himself beyond puTsuit
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-16
LIQUORS, &C

T2AMILY MEDICINE CHEST-CONTAryING Q BOT
IL ties Otard's ls4S brandy, 8 bottles schsidam.
Schnapps, bottles ten years old London Dock port
wns bottles 6ne pale sherry. Bottles and case In
Guided, %. ARraUR KENDALL, No. William street.
between Beaver and Pearl streets
HAyANA SCARS 500, 600 ASSORTED BRANDS
Ill ; and sizes, for sale ny
ALBEIT HORN, 90 Beaver street,
DURE BRANDY--0rARD's OR HENNESSy's VIM
tsge, 1876, Is per gallon 81 per bottle. All wine
and spirits sell as imported. Order by post mmed
a'e'y executed, receipt Of cash ARTHUR KENDALL
No william street. between Beaver and Pearl sire IT.
GiVNk AIE-PALE AND AMBER, FOR SAL ~
y hhss. and barrels, f.s ahippinS OF city ns ~
JANE Bp0wAN's, all Sxth stsss&
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-16

d. John ADDER sor, President pro tenn and George A.
cuyler, Cashier, who, being duly swrn, say .hs. the
foregoing return is true to the bst OF their knowledge
and belief. JOWH ". ANDERSON; Presidsr. pre- ten,
CLo. A. CUyER, Cashier,
Swera before nie, this 9th day Of august. 1854.
LAURENCE CONNER J. p.
4 Philadelphia paper states that $4,000 Of Penn
sylsnia copper bonds have just been bought St ~ for
foreign account.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-16

:sIs = s.t meats s.hsscsa lso esss ses. It exc sx
for shoulders sad oxe- 7he- fer hams, per 10 ~e
heaIi that 500 bsa lard changed hands st iokc
Per 10 About leo beIs besf vsrs disposed . o. pre-
vious rates- Ohio and STATE butter estanaos ~
lae. lee and lie. zoe per ID. Chees was selling 81
&c. Ice por Ii
R,cs-saks Of ?2b casks were made, At - 10 u Il
Prime fresh rice was scarce and firm, and wanted.
sUcARs-1hers was fair TO good business doing, n
steady prices The Gales for the day embraced about
zoo bhdp Cuba pouscovado 1t AZ &c., and 126 do.
Ne. Orleans At &c. and 10 40. TeSas private tsrms
TALIow.-some 900 lbs prime fetched 12xo. .
12ho per H.
foBAooo -Kentucky tobacco is rather qniet The de-
msnd Tor seed and spanish tobacco Is good without
change Of quota liens ales74 hhds Hs~,na ct s22 .
$50 leo DOB Cuba at prvAs terms, $50 do. saua at ph
vate terms, 1853 do Ysvs Ct private terms 50 cases
Charleston seed ut 10c, el2kc.
WapKEy.-sa,ss were made Of $50 bbis Ohio and pr
son a. 36c., and 80 hhds. drudge at 34c per gallon
The following comparative table OF receipts for three
years shows falling of in receipts this year.
pared with either OF the two preceding years. Of over teu
thousand barrsls:-
January TO August 10, 1861 bbls.. 66635
January to August 10, 1868. 073ol
January ~ August u.s. l854................. Soils
decrease from last year Observation-Disclosures IL 237
from 1852 ..........-.. 10,22l
W. W. VAN BO>KERCK, Broker, 90 south street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-16

GHERIFFS SALE OF A LOT OF HARDWARE, ON
- Wednesday, August lc, at 10 o'clock A. NJ at $40
broadway JOHN ORSER, Sheriff.
N. 8. ERIAH, Deputy Sheriff,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-16

VXrANTn--A YOUNG LADY DESIRES SITUATION
w a. govsrpess in . family Of young ladies' 70 teach
the Engish branObes ia willing to make herself useful
and has objections TO 20 IN the country The most
references given and required Address
cali st So North Moore street. between the hours Of
and 2
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-16

W1AN7ED--A ROOM IN raE UPPER PART or THE
w city, for debating society. Address Waverly,
Herald Office, stating locally and amount Of rent sz-
p~cted.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-16

CHERIFF'S SALE OF SPLENDID HOUSEHOLD FUR
~ niture, on Froay August 10, 1854, In Cum oerand
street, between De Kalb Lafayette avenues Brook
Hn-Rosewood. mahogany and walnut parlov and bed.
room furniture en- suite sso, the beds and bedding,
ply carpes ALSO kitchen and other goods too numerous
to mention. LOTT, Sheriff Kings Co.
T. PIERCE DAINTY ghAr;H
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HOUSES, ROOMS, &C, WANTED.

A PRIVATE FAMILY, WITHOUT CHILDREN, WISE
"A to rent, Immediately, part OF house. In gan
tee neghborhoo basement and second story prserred
References exchanged Address n, box l30 Herald
Office
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q gage sale Of hotel fur aiure, Thursday btomor-
row, at the auction room, ITO Centre street. of
FaDkhn, at 10 O'Clock, consisting Of mahogany SOFAS
chair side tables, marble top centre Do, mahogany
washstands, French and other mahogany bsdsssads,
cottage and patent do Brussels and ingram carpets
gany marble top dressing bureaus, Do, wash
stands, marble top barroom tables. arm chairs, key
case large quantity of feather BEDS hair and husk
towehng, &c. Also, an endless variety Of crockery
also splendid gas fixtures and kitchen utensils.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-16

A UcII0N NO fIoE-TH0S. BELL. AuCT0NEEa--BY
Bel Bush-rhis day, at loh O'Clock, will be sold
me gentee furniture Of family contained in the upper
carpets and cabinet furniture Of the best quality aud
nearly new mahogany and other chairs card and tea
with canopies locking glasses beds, bedding, china
glass ware, paror stoves sitchen utensis, large ward
lobe hat sand, bureaus &c Deposits required At II
O'Clock fine young horse suitable for family other
purposes Thursday, large sale At the auction -
Centre street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-16

MORTGAGE SALE-SAMUEL OSGOOD, AUCTION
WI eer will sell by auction, at "a Nassan street, to
morrow, THURSDAY at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ large colIec.
ton OF household hotel and bedroom furniture sofss
chairs carpets, very large mantel mirror sottee
window curtains, beer pumps gas fixtures removed for
convenience Of sale. The whole will be positively sold
without reserve, by order of the attorney of mortgage
Terms cash.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-16

HENRY H. LEEDS, AUCTIONEER HENRY H.
II Leeds Co. will sell on Wednesday August l6, in
frOLt Of the store No 10 Nassau street, Canadian
pacing horse eight years DID, kind in single and double
harness. and is also fine saddle horse pace trot
ing the city Also, light business wagon good order
1t a. been used but short time.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-16

HENRY H. LEEDS, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS H. LEEDs
IL l. Co. viii sell on Wednesday, August 10, 1t Il
O'CLOCK in front Of the store No. 10 Nassau street. horse
wagon, harness, whip. net, 6c-A brgh. bay borse Is
hands high young, kind and stylish good traveller and
Of great endurance, without fault and warranted per
fecy sound has been used road horse In both single
and double harness. 10 in condition to 60 sixty miles
more lay. Wagon with pole and shaft made to order
by OF the best cts makers Harness this spring
The above il sold in consequences Of the owner going West
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-16

MRS. NEARS'e FRENCH AND ENGLISH BOARDING
WI snd day school for young ladies, Nos. 80 and 30
West Fifteenth street. between Fifth and Sixth avenues,
viii reopen on Monday, Septenbex4
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-16

ITO PARENTS AND 0UARDIANs-A MARRIED ENG
sh lady, residing In pleasant and healthy part of
the city not above Thirty sixth street. block west
Of Broadway, wishes 10 taks two three children 10
board and instruct in al the branches of thorough
Enelish education Also, music, French and German
Refers 70 families In which abe has taught Addrss
Mrs BlAnh, Herald once
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-16

vXvANrl.r-To Buy OR 10 RENr-A COTTAGE, IN
w desirable neieheorhood In Brooklyn, near one OF
the railroad routes within fifteen minutes ride rom the
City Hsli. Address ii. r., Herald once.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-16

nJANONDe, p1ANONDS.-THE SUBSCRIBER WOULD
~ call the attention Of purchasers to his stock Of dia-
mond rings pins crosses, scarf pins TO- &C. which he
offers at much iess than usual prices Call and examine
GFORGE G. ALLEN, importer, Wholesale ana RETAIL II
Wal. street. second floor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-16

AYR AND MADAME NOEL BERGIER's FRENCH AND
M English boarding and day school for young ladies,
No. 800 Second avenue, between Eighteenth and Nine
tenth streets, viii reopen Friday, September Is
stage viii b. attached TO the establishment for pupils at
q distance
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-16

INDEPENDENT SECQND WATCHES.-vERY ZINE IN
dependent second and quarter second watches, 'fcd
inning hcrsss In gold and silver cases. double and singh
rs nor sale lass than usuAl prises, whoesals an
~sf1. G. G. ALLEN, IL Wall street, second Aoor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-16

COOPER wArCHES-GOLD COOPER, DUPLEX AND
~ lever vstshes. some IN hunting eases, spisndid
dms keepers for sale low, 1t Wholesale and retail
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-16

TSDwARD sINTZENICH, AUCrIONEER -EDw ART,
IL sINTZENlCH will sell at auction, on Wednesday,
Aug 49, at 1O O'clock at the salesroom, 10 Wall street
large assortment Of elegant household furniture fro
moved from Twenty first street for convenience Of
consisting in part OF mahogany marble top dressing bu
resus do sofa, centre aud side tables, do wsshstands
enclosed washstands black walnut washstanas &c. ma
hogsDy quarette and tables mahogany sofas
cd suits il brocatee mahogany and VOID French
bedsteads, black walnut do hair, feather and straw
mattresses, palliasses, holsters pillows &c mshogauy
chairs in hair cloth and broca'elle SOFAS ete aetes
mahogany wardrobes &c being general assortmsnt OF
Of oil paintings embracing pictures Of great
and beauty the whole being the property Of gentleman
declining housekeeping
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-16

TT s. MARsHAL's sALE--BY VIRTUE OF A WRIT
" Of venditioni exponas, to directed and deli.
vered, win sell at public auction, the 18th day OF
August 1854, ct II o'clock noon, at the Merchants -
change, In the city Of New York. the steamboat Nau-
shon, or Ocean, her tackle, furniture and apparel
ABM. T. HILYER, q. g. Marshal.
The above boat lies at Atlantic dock. She il . fast
running boat has boiler but year old engine 10
excellent condition, being SO inch cylinder and OK
strobe and good strong hull recently eoppsrsd She
10 lao feet long and registers 2l2 tons.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-16

I gentlemen, with breakfast and tea, to . small
re ectabe family Please apply upon the premises 2eS
ath avenue between Sixteenth and streets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-16

vIvANTTp TO PuRCHAsE-A SMALL TWO. STORY
w house in the Fifth Tenth wards Of thu city Of
New YORK LdasosA -. &c. ~,s7s rcs. cLss, Will
rice and loestion-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-16

WATCHES, JEWELLERY, sc.
HHR0NOkErER wArCHES-vERY FINE POCKET
~ cbronometers, which without any percsptibls
sarAton for sale At less than usual prices; wholesale
and retail 6. c. ALLEN, IL Wall street, second soor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-16

DoARD IN SOUTH BRooKLyT-A PRIVATE ia.
ID miiy. occupying first class house close - me
south ferry, Brooklyn VII happy 70 aceommo sts
one or two gentlemen gentleman and his wife vish
board. References exchanged French aud Engist
kvSkss b. Is fanny. ApplS :. T. Ps-ss s.see. e
tween Hsnyy nd HsAs gtxssts, RreoklyA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-16

DOARD IN BROOKJYN-CONvENIENT TO SOUTH
I'D Wall street ferres-desrabls loo alton and plea-
SAINT rooms, suitable for gentleman and wife single
gentlemen. Apply at No. 222 Henry street, between
Atlantic and.State streets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-16

DOARD IN BR00KLYN-A GENTLEMAN AND LADY
Id can obtain pleasant room, furnished unfuruish.
ed. The comforts of home win b found, only few
bosreers are taken Terms reasonable. Also tro or
three gentlemen can be accommodated. Apply .: 1855
Adams street, ear Fulton ferry.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-07-15
Gbiia9u A0ucrtis rn,en t..

TIlE NAME Oh SAl.AM ANDER WAS
1 FIRST APPLIED To Wilder's Patent, aud
Introduced by the subscriber in 1910, whom 1914
purchased the right To manufacture. The superb
ori,y oi IleTring's tWilder'sl Sala,nand-r Safes
over all others inducedmany To infringe upon the
patent righ, by using the co IMPOSITION others
more cnutioas, andioevade n lawsuit. made an
inferior article, Initiating the exterior IN form,
style, color OF painting, and attaching the name
Salamnndcr, "lr.pI.ved Schumacher Fire
Prooi Saamsnier," The Genuine Salaman
der" &c, &c, and have succeeded in palming
or some II the spurious Saamlnders genuine.
Ihosc wanting the original Salamander IN nuac-
turet by the subscriber, should take the precauiol
to see thai they have on them meta plate" S,Ias
c. Herring, Maker,"--all such b, ing the genuine
(Wiidei's PATENT Sa!amander, or iierring's In
proved Patent Champion SAFE, which received the
medal at the Great Worlds Fair, and which have
neverfa led to preserve the con en,s in case OF
FIRE. Purchasers can select from the largest as.
sor,ment IN the world by calling At the sale
of SiLAS G. HERRING,
1876, 1877, and 100 Water, cor of Pine Streets
n B-ChiIled iron safes, with powder proof
locks manufactured expressly Tor banks, Jewel
iers, brokers and others requiring security from
rogues. Bank vault doors on hand and made 10
order. All the most celebrated locks for sale AT
manufacturers prices. Second hand safes for
| sale at less than hall price
AGENTS FOR HERRING'S SAFES:
! II -Cm. L. h. HARMON n Co Chicago. Ill
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Green's Mills.

TINE above mills havejust undergone thorough
J. repairs and are now so arranged that six run
otburrs can be turned on custom work or merchant
bestcustom mills in the state; as the four run Of
merchantburrs, bolts, &c, will be used for custom
work whenever required.
Gentlemen give us call as we are determined
to spare no PANS with good. competent, and ae-
The undersigned has obtained the entire con-
troll ofthe above mills and will hereafter superin>
tend them in person and he feels confident that
with his new arrangement together with young
life time experience in the above business tina he
cansairly defy III honorable competition.
DAYTON Sent II. 1852 d. GREEN
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fllisrsl aneous.
DAGUE2REOTYPiST.

HWES Nd KSTUN respectfully iniuims the
81 cu'Z~usot Otlawa and vicIniiy .tha h. has re =
moved into his new sky light gallery opposit. the
court house, west side the >quaIe, wh-trhc Is pre-
paredto take immature the mos'luProyedstylc
of he art. Prices 81 so an, upwards
Mt J. M'Sexperience in the art is OF many
yearsstanding. tie will guarantee ev.ryiik.ness
lakrn'n his gallery 10 5e equal IN hnsha nd truth
fulness 10 any taken in the world
NJ Time torchildren, between the hours Of 10
A. " aud , 7. ".
The subscriber woulc h-rchegleave to state that
he repudat-- entirely the Jock-yirg system, 50
common among iaguerrrans llsprIcrs are fixed
andahough M, 20 low n. those OF .om- artists,
no higher Than will enable him to do Justice to
hmse lfand patrons. He wilinot take pictures I'M
less he pu, them up in n style worthy oi,he ar,
and its professors J MARsTns
Miniatures set in lorSets, breast pans finger
rings and meialions. also ,lik.nes-es rtcOrpses
or decreased persons taken .nay2l
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g,,,t,of lame, Ergusoa, deeI.

FNTVIIV """V' f''V''"V''' ~"
ntBLIC notice is hereby gives, that The IN
dersicued administrator olthc estate ol James
Ferguson, deed will ntlendthc county cuur, n
ia :, lie COMFY, ut n term thereof tohe holden al
Ottawa In said la Sale county, aud STATE of ILL.,
NOS ,on the Isl Monday IN August next when anC
whrrea persons having claims against said es
tate arc hereby rrqutstraio present the same L
sand court toy adjustment
Maya7 Euwt 4. nuwEY, Ain'r
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81 coitincs.
GREGORY
Instant Cure OF Pain

i eompos-d { g. m,' xiraci- oi .rtni'
| ,-iTi -. b.. a.. IT., y ducrs 0' he Tor
.hch hnve the power OF prev ting M"
uiira,inn -, " nr' "'d "'"k'n Va -+"'i-t.
.l,,|I. utti' To-. ... '" i'nt cd % - h't.'
,vilI ir,k- . qulI. D.. At ,.mnIstrri1g 'n'rfn1iy
have kuoXn i us-i irr v"gr'lU 1'n,"st t.'g
cicum siaurrs. md ~ 'i- y owed %. ''H % go
al l. IN prrycit'''
"a DOI UIAll Ar - nj.
Ernm vomiting colo. fits. ch"klrs ron ~"rius,
amt croap wh-n aia,in-i-r-dh by n,.ih"rs when .
dor,orcou Ii rot h. Called IN time II u a way
ran,-d N ,dcinr for preventing ani curing hroArn
bres,s
II warns he blood anI causes a free circula
tiap % Ia, Alit, OF tn b,Iy sHt hy thu f"~iorins
IA ara circu'i,i,n, ~ iT-dint"lv ah'"v Fec"'
which i. the CAUSE OF Ali PAINS, int1.Hnr H"n
ard swrng
n "W Care
To,ih iche, Siek iirad lc" o'nc. and
Cramps,
ISrTASILr
wa Instant y Rei'ere and Q'"ckiy Cur
Serers Burns Deey Pain IN he Boaes b.ais
or Flesh Lam. ness. Spyains, lhiHbt ms,
Froz," Limbs Lame Breaas Pie"r'
So Pain inter Eating SoHr
Stomach Hfart Bmn, Lad
Breath. Dart "a.
Hoarsep.--
RHEU MATlSM-lti- Darrani"dto cur, he
worst cases Of Ri, uinatism IA thr days
DYSENTERf, SUMNER Complain, Oar
rhona Painter Cholic Pain ~ th' Rowrls mud the
worst Headach. cured IN 20 H'tuu,
Il j. n healing aud soothing mruI,nr tor he
Lungs and great numbers use no other Cop"h
Medicine.
Toiortify The syste 1g1insl severe Cold % ~
~ an, 'hly \ III \" aud p went
aHi CoIds, a icnsprlulul OF INST a. u
willhraCe the system - well 1- 81 - thH o.
m ,h, END OF the fingers and tor,
Cholera!
lurgef knew It tsli To CUE itGrn'n'us the '''u-
rdir- used IN ~ ,lorihr' pns'lH I'd. rrs'
th. .i,di.,nr G 80 To-. n" u iur 70. ," iii0.
blood, fninli 2, "raJy IL ld.n pam, OF 'd"nr
See certifi ate Of ~, certain benefits ~ ctcu.
lars,
| will Only ~ h. rents IN Ottawa ".'i }
you Ha", uur money al you do not like III. Ia
slant cure Of pain AFR tryngn Agrnis ~ D'.
tawa, T. Y ',RIoGs
WV " CsyAP'
Sold 'A -Durhrui i..rnpf.. v rcn $50
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Wedron Water Power,

u OreT Ntlfy nun OF NIOhe
offered for sale, with 223 acres OF land. situa-
! Ted 8 miles north Of Ottawa on Fox river, and
where il is expected the railroad will cross The ri
yer The power can be easily and permane ntly
in noved; andthe location is very favorable for
bu. ling up a manufacturing town, and for tho
err, ion Of machinery Address
Al us,27 J. G. NArrIyGER Ottawa
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Whitn Sulphur Springs,

VIII - Waters are unsurpassed for their medicinal
pro ier,'ss. and the eradication ofnumerous diSea.
These springs are pleasantly located, hall
S.y between Ottawa and l.aSale and command
,ue linavi f,he celebrated Buffalo and Starved
Rocks. Canal and Railroad on one side and lhi
I:yst rolHnl ndlng and beautiful places IN the
arca, West & Id one who's scenery is unsurpassed
medicinal properties unsurpassed and already are
mat. Mace Of resort for hundreds Nho seek the
W st for teir health and pass the pleasan, season
-, ,,,r ibro ti,,l land
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Keep Clean.

lie undersigned now established at Ottawa.
in the Chnndlery business, can supply mer-
chants and families with all kinds Of SOap, either
from his Factory, on Madison street, below the
Side Cur, or from his Wagon. any where abosl
town. Ashes will be called for and Soap deliver.
ed. Amy amount Of ashes and Grease wanted, for
which the highest price will be paid.
April IS ls5t-6m GEokGEF. Warren
NOW Is THE TIME FOR FRUIT JREES
Barry's great work on the fruit garden intended
to explain and illustrate the physiology OF fruit
trees; theoryand practice OF all operations con-
necicd with propagation, pruning transplaniins
and training OF orchards aud garden trees--lnying
out OF orchards nnt gardcns--destruc non OF in-
s-c,s-presrrving fruits selection OF varieties.
Price, Sl,25 Copesiorls e country mniledtree o
postage, BY Y. Hurley
Iulv l?2 Lake 81 Chicago.
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Dry Goods Cheaper than ever

AilOl Lakes chicago, III.
The proprietor of the CHEAP Store, No Ivv,
Lake ST., having removed To No 1872, ons doc,
Wesf, now offers to the puhlic the cheapes, and
hesseicctcd Stock OF Dry and Fancy Go DDS ever
offered in { hicago, to which h. would invite the
attention OF country Merchants, PcdIars md she
public in general before purchnsrqrl,ewh-r In
his stock will be found every ariel. i, the Dry 4
Fancy Goods Departments such NJ Shirlng~
Shcclngs, Linens, Prints D. LANES, Rataer-
Lawns. Silks Shawls Cloths ,cassmeres. vestlnps
Gloves, Hosiery Sc also Il large assortment OF
Jrwelry Fancy Boxes, Accordcuns andaIi kinds
Of Noupl. constantly on hand
n. Z. Don't forget No. l02 late No 100
Wholesale Rooms upstGirs- Retailhelow
Iunet y SHAY
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~ nd lni Tor sale iuI suppl, ig"'
Iron tui pow Steel n!so Inmate rd
an' Sw"ri- Iron. Norway nairod Eul.t,h illsi-f.
G"ru..t I'd spring sireI ali Which 80 Will
.'' -v"4'rrlr- R'ncksuI'h. wi ind y "a
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- 'NGVi Ms. mNu, dc aimee, ,.'ks, Sc. n
" 'ls,,lcs uni very d,si'sbl' penu1,.s, ni III,