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sa s kienzesD. July 2itb. 1857.
My DEAR SIR-lt ia with willing plea.

sure 10 addition 10 many others. add my testipo-
nv Z, the efficacy Of BAkEk'S PREMIUM BIT.
FERs, in giving permanent reiief In by sentery and
Summer Complaints with my children Also. nay
and other Diseases pecnliar 90 their sex has fouad
a restorsf in these vaiuabie Bittefs. Hoping they
may prove successful With others as with my aniy.
Your opt servant, s "a.
j. d THOMAS.
TO Mr. w. BAKER. Proprietor, Richmond. Va
For sale by all the proirst Druggists In the eity
of Richmond and elsewhere in Virginia Also, q
CHARLES SForT q Co.. Washington City. c, and -
II STABLER & 60. Baltim0re. NIB Jill % b
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CHaNaE OF HoBKs.--The mayor has
determined to hold bis morning courts as
instead Of 10 o'clock, commencing from to-iuor-
row morning Those who have business before
his honor will note that fact.
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70 ps. Ksas.

- Uiiiss corner 3sl ard Main streets. = aiSt
nR. DKAR Sra: | feel it . duty kove
o you To state to the public the successful removal
years standing, weighing upwards " skx possadas
without the use VI kniie or The lo~s u bioQd--enA
Warner. OF the fscaity OF Rishsa0nd. txs1vs years
szo, and he pfonoanced ~ ckszsces Against ~ ~
snifins IL, as also did other csninent phyacaAns
sAr'a<i'sa' the s0a''ss. isas;A ;AsMks MrLLp.
Resadeaes-p2kinsviils oooshisaA 90. ~
IN t2--asme exit Assi ssss
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ANEwLy DISCOVERED pRoPggTY or CHIoRoFoRx,
The -AbsiRe jEttieaie reports the case of a young
man who badly sealded both legs by slipping into
= caudron of boiling water. lie was Immediately
laid upon bed an exciting potion admins
tered cod liver OH applied 10 his legs aud he
twice bled, but the pain IN the legs did not snb-
side. A lfaanisnt of lautianum aud cod liver oil
was then applied, also withaut effect in abating
the pain. Hut chioroiorm having been substituted
for iaadanum Immediate relief ensued, aud was
maintained by continuing the same process until
recovery.
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TnE TURKISH ADMiRAL-The New York EXPRESS
of Monday says:
The Turk on Saturday dragged over the
Institutions Of the Islands and was followed by "a
large crowd of dead heads, who always on
hand 10 do the ''gnzzling." The Rear Admiral
will leave town for Washington to-day, and
doubtless thanks Allah at his escape from to-
than.
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Among the sufferers by the late attempt TO assas-
snate louis Napoleon in the Rue Lepeliitier, was
Mr.. Haas. AN American merchant. lie died from
"A wound in the head, ON the 18th sDf January.
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DAMAGES AwARDED.-Mr. Shener of Washington
eoanty, Pa, who was injured some time since by
an accident on the Penusylva Railroad, has re-
ceifed $4,000. AS consideration. The case did
not 20 to triaI-the sum agreed upon being com
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TN-I respectfully announce myself aCanddata tor
III" "lIce uf Glurk al ilenTicO County Court at the
O Ioct,,n n May next TEMPLE ELLErT
Ia 1T
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~ DH. Coons, LATE on b1 Lcusss
twvsa Narshall and CIay sssvssA e1
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SEIs-MuBbEB.--Wm Case hung himself last Fri
day, at fabius. 0nondaga comfy, N. Y. lie had a
mortgage coming due. aud wanting about 500 OF
the amount necessary TO meet it, rashly eonelu,
ded to satisfy il with AN execution.
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BAD SPEcuLArI0y.-A sharp and wealthy far
mer of Macoupin county, H., not many miles
from Brighton and Mills Station, has OH hand, il
is stated 500 bushels OF choice wheat, the crop
at 1856. Last year lac refused $l5j per bushel for
it. lie heid on tor 81 lie has now contracted to
deliver it at the railroad at 73 cents per busheI.
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FATAL RAILROAD AcnbENr-0n Thursday even.
ing, Mr.. A Booth while standing on the track OF
the PittSburg, Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad
IN Allegheny city, Pa. over ly IA locenio-
tive and tender, which nearly severed his legs
from his body aud caused his death in u few
hours.
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The "REyvAL" IN NEw YoRK-The religious
excitement in New York still continues and ifany
portion Of the great multitude of sinners in that
modern SOlom can be changed to Saints by the
sudden shock, il will not have been in vain. The
EplScopalians and the Roman Catholics however
hold alof from the movement--the former from
principle. and the latter under the conviction that
The whole thing ii a mere animal excitement
which must soon pass away. The following ideas
were expressed on Sunday last by IA sensible cIer-
gyman III New York, with rel ference to the conJi-
ton OF things now existing there:
"Relisiun WAS something To be acquired hy pray
er hy holding close cothmuuion with t.nI; hy sc-
kno" edging HIM in all the forms OF Nature in IN.
hours OF sorrOw well the honrs uf Joy by aJ.
mlhIHtering To the necessities DI the poor and 10,
- letting "nr lighi shine before men, that Others
seeing our good works, might giorify our Father
which Is ia Heaven. The truly religions man
hrot liis religion practced it in his ,lary walks in
The family circle. in the maIts OF business, aud
wherever he might be placed. There was no ex
citement ahont such IA man; his life flowed gently
as river, and his end was peace"
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CIRCUMSTANCES ALTER CasEs.--fhe Paris CORES
pondent of the London Times has been at the
trouble oi tranSlatlng numerous passages from ed-
.oriai articles furnished by Prince Louis Napoleon
when refugee in England, TO the IaS de Ct,ietis
IN which the writer breathes the most profound
contempt for the oppressive laws OF Louis Phil
lippe, and eniogises, in weI-set periods, the
Tree institutions of the country which sheltered
the exile.
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COMMISSIONER roR MONROE WARp.-To

lpliN VI. VI kRAi-Many al your iricnds haviu,
the fullest Cliicnce in your integrity and business
qualifications an DESIRING Ia testify their Est .rui
irr 10 substantial form, hcIrby call unu
t to tunuHuCt yonr-tfa tautlifa i,.r the ,,tr,. m
COMMISSIONER OF tue HEI ENUE Tor Mouror
NArt. luh IL y
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ODNSTABLES.

EssS- To THE NoTERs OF THE lsT DIS
TsIcr, HENRIco C0UsTY.-I hereby announce myself
ct0didate tor the Office Of CONS "A BE Of the st
District. and solicit your rIfirages
NH lz-2awts JOHN W CLARKE.
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SUDDEN DEAru.-0n Tuesday night, Mrs. Mary
Booth, formerly the wife OF Junins Brntus Booth,
the eminent tragedian. but from whomsshe had
been divorced, died suddenly in baltimore; Md,
of disease of tho heart.
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u. s. VESSELS ~ THE CHINA SEAS The o. s
steamer Mississippi arrived at Hong Kong on the
18th of January, having left Singapore on the "a
The Minnesota arrived at Hong Kong from Macao
ou the 1lth, with Commissioner Reed. Comino
dore Armstrong left Hong Kong on the 18th in
the peninsular and oriental steamer, en- route for
the United States. Capt simms WAS doing duty
OH board the San Jacinto.
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STEAM MARINg-The steanl marine Of the Uni
ted states service is very limited. According to
the Navy Register for ISIS, il appears that We have
only escrew steamers of the ist I'd aud 81 class
screw tenders. side wheel steamers vi LIST, I'd
and Sd classes l side " heel tender.
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n.y. DapLEy 4 Co., Impcfters xnd
whsleaale Dealers ID ghoics WINE xIne b9AN.
pIEs. Old wHisKkys and ciaAhA Ne. y -
treet ~ - SAsf@
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ACCIDENT To 4 PaIECR.--As Prince Napoleon
Bonaparte was going to the Tuiieres on the 10th
ult, his horse slipped and fell such way that
the Princes leg was somewhat crushed. Forta-
nately the limb was not broken, but the Prince
was so Injured that he confined to his cham
her-
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FiRE At ASSspoLts.- On Friday evening a firs
broke out o1 MIR. aeorge Taylor's wharf at An-
napolis, Md in small naoceupied building, which
was consumed, together with about $1,000 worth
OF lumber, belonging to Mr., Truett. No insurance.
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MELANCHOLY 0eeHRRENcE--A lew days ago, three
sous of Mr. Asa Horner Of Greenwich. CuInber-
iand county, N. J were drowned while skating
oa Soelsys mill poad. They were aged respective
iy 10, Is aud IL years.
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RAILROAD FREI PASS BiLL.--A bill is now under
discussion In the New York Senate, Which askes
the giving receiving of free pass upon the
railroads misiemeanor, except in cases "t chari
ty or beneY0lence, OF OF employees of the road
SUGAR-A letter from Bsrbadoes, dated Feb. H.
states that sugar making has become general
throughout the island, aud the article is coming
te market in large quantities. The crop is the
largest ever made the island, yielding 6o00o
hoisheads.
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MISREPRESENTATION CoRRscTRD-The newspa-
per story saying that Isaac Monday, ESQ. one OF
the judges lin Kansas of the election of the 4th of
January, committed suicide recently, is a gross
taisehOod, coined for political effect lie kill
ed by the accidental discharge of u pistol In his
own hand. The occurrence took place in the pres-
ence of Others, aud we have letter on letter from
the Territory written by gentlemen in whose
statements We entirely contde, assuring us OF the
facts We here state them HdSh Star
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Eexs- FELLow-GIrIzGNs-I ann a oa

date Tor the Office Of CONSTABLE in the ith Dis
et 10 the County 0t 1ienrico and respectfully
lict your Votes at the coming election in May next
NH 9-tdr WM |. DABkEY.
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HoRRIBLE.-Early on Monday night a laborer,
John Shehan, went home drunk and had AN en-
counter with his wife, in which she biz off IA por-
tion Of his nose Enraged, the whiskey crazed
wretch seized hatchet, ran into the street, aud
matilated his own person in a shocking manner
lie is now confined to his led by his injuries
81 Louis Dem.
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mIila-d&cwl

GSsy@ LAHDRETH's
NEW CROP
GARDEN SREDS,
ALL VARIETIES.
For sale by JNo w 6ARIICK. Druggist.
NH ~ Market Place, Franklin st.
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THE MODERN BaREL--IL was stated at recent
meeting Of the New York Historical Society, that
eighty languages used ia business and social
Intercourse among the inhabitants OF that city.
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The ENGLISH COLONIAL SgCRETAKY.--The Colonial
Secretary IN the new English Cabinet is Lord
Stanley, eldest of the Premier, tlie Elrl of
Derby, and not Lord Staniy Of ihiriey as was er-
roneousiy reported The latter noblenIan has been
all his life consistent wbig,. OF peculiarly stern
and uncompromising character, aud little likely
to form an alliance with Derbyite politicians.
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DESCENT UPON A GAMBLING HoUsE--On SATURDAY.
afternoon last, squad of New York policemen
made successful descent upon gambling con-
cern kept by Thomas ii. Conklin and Thomas Grie
I'm, in the second story of 2l4 Broadway The New
York papers give the following account Of the ex-
ploit:
IL was said To be Of the oldest "faro banks"
in the city, and iiyorite resort Of Brotherson
the JefaIiiting book.keeper of the Union Bank At
the above house most of the party were playing
ar0nud the the faro table, and where Cnnk lin was
dealing. The others were smoking aud looking
on. The police had got up to the second estranee
10y prying open some iong-ciosed doors to which
they gained access through Geuin's hat store and
the noise being heard within, the checks and 9th
er gambling articles were in All instant gathered
bS two or three of the party, who with lightning
speed bounced through panel into an adjoining
room.
This panel-room the police were however, posted
about, and Sergeant Croft, followed by officers
Author, Black, Armstrong, and others. were in it
from hall door Ar soon the gamblers. by thi.
time tho party was scattered about the room.
some sitting around smoking, others taking a
drink but all ia the greatest state of c0nsterua-
ton. The police managed the case we'll. They
could not possibly have gained an entrance quick.
81. owing Ia the plan of the place, which was not
only guarded against intrusion by a negro ou the
aide walk, TO give signal when any person look
lug like policemen were around, but sccnred by
peepholes III the wall looking ant the entrance
and another negro at the second door.
The party taken Ia the Second Ward Station
House where they gave their names as follows:
Thomas H. Conklin Thomas Griffin, Charles Youngs
Charles " Daily, Joseph Russell, Marcan Cholard
John jackson, George Ii. Thomas John Griffin.
". Ill. Putnam James lansing, David d. Moses
Richard Richards. Charles Bonuer, the waiter
c0lored. They were held to bail lor their appear.
ance.
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THE DEAD OF THE ELIZA BATTLG-Capt 5. q. Stone
Went up II 'e" days ago, on the steamer Magnolia.
tn the scene OF the sad disaster at Kcmp's handing
lie went Tor the sole purpose of recovering if hos
sible, the remaining bodies lost by the burning s
the steamer Eliza Battle. lie succeeded in iudag
the following :-Rev. A. W. Newman, ny; Dr. =
II. Jones, Greene county; child OF Il. Cromwell
Warsaw Y. j. Matthews, YaZoo City, Miss cham
berhlaid, belonging to 5. q. Stone; boy Robert be
longing TO Y. iiuiord; boy (pantrynlan) unk nown
These added to the bodies previously recovered
With TWO still missing, make the total number
lost thirty one. The bodies of Mr. Galloway of
Gainesville, and negro belonging to Mcsaban,
have not yet been found. ON the body OF the Rev
Mr.. Newman, Capt. Stone fund IS, 800, and on that
of DIR. Jones, $Ll00. The coat of l.. Y. Martin, of
Kentucky, with drafts amounting TO over 81 900.
WAS recOvered-HobIe Mercury.
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An IMMENSE TERRIroRY.--The IIndson's Ray Ter
rtory. is over six times larger than the CaBa,las,
New Brunswick, Nova Scotia aud Newfoundland
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MURDER IN AFRIca.--Adyices from the west coast
of Africa to the middle OF January state that the
coast was healthy, but trade WAS dull, principally
through the depression n the money market at
home. Intelligence had been received Of a murder
committed in OF the COTisco lslanls-Bialra
The victim WAS Capt. Stewart. British trader,
resident in the place. He was killed by the natives
who shot him i'll the groin, aud then cut his head
OH in the presence of his wife la the absence OF
aSpanish unan-of war, IA British man-of war was
about to visit the scene OF tho atrOcty, at the
quest OF the Governor.
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ACCIDENT IN A SAW MILL-A shocking accident
occurred lately in the vicinity of 0pololsas. La,
Mr. George q. Cowden, while attending to his saw
mill, by some manner of accident, fell against
the circular saw while it was IN motion. On one
side OF his breast he received Host CHASTITY
wound, two of his ribs were cut entirely through
Strange 10 say he survived the accident SOME ten
days, but eventually died Of lock jaw.
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oTsALIsa CLorHEs.--Joseph Brignole
Was arrested and Gagged BY officer Seal yesterday,
.ssrs win having In bis possession ciothine,
February. Levy lost about $50 worth ef cIcshinr
at the time referred TO. but found oplv ors paars
,h tue possession Of the prisoner, which be ~.
be purchased Of lady. ~
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AOO OOO BRICKS, AT PRIvATL

A'o.CON SALE The Subscribers will sell
privately, in lots III snt purchasers, itBaF1 good
hard BRICKS at their Brick Yard, on Main IT.. be-
iseen z2d and 2Sd streets. Th ia want. will aud
IL To their ais aniagn 10 call on us
LAkuS 4 SfIINE
tg-Ls Main attract
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MONROE WARD The following gentle
n,~u comprise the Peoples Ticket for Cnnnci!n,cu
tf Monroe ward.
wellington tiuidia Gen lluE3Iey
D9yId Saunders I. " GleyrLfunk
Charles nimmock.
tllt lE-%t
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Counterfeit $50 notes ON the Union Bank mt
Prenchtown, New Jersey, have made their appear
anee.
The jury in the case OF Hiram Cole, tried at
Cleveland, Ohio, for poisoning his vile, were una
bic to agree.
Capt +. N. Guthrie, a hero of the Magician war,
who died near GneinBati, Was buried at Pittsbnrg
on Friday with military honors.
The new store honse OF sir. George Wilson, in
Livingston, Ala was consumed by fire ON ths
night OF the ID inst.
Vim. Erwin, charged with stealing q letter from
the mail, has bees tried in Marietta, Tia, and ac-
quilted.
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EiSH, Fish, bbis No. q Mack erel;
Is boxes scaled iIesfings; 9 hhds Cs.ihsh: IL
hbis Ciscoeo-landiug for sale by
nihg N I'D
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0NloNS.--A ( lot of fine Potato Oninso
~ Just received, for sale by
HARRIS MOORE.
nab ~ u.lrn Ua.L
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NOTICE

lsaef.bv given, that | viii let al Pubic
N:, ,he lowest responsible bidder, on
aarlay the 3Ud day Of October next, H
l. OHlCe Of ], H. sherman, County Judge
< P5.tawattamig county Iowa, batween
thurs Of 10 O'Clock 4 AZ and o a'eilook
Pm, he digging Of the following dissness
.. rLe swamp and overaowed lands OF Pot
.swauamie county, Iowa, to-wtt; a
D.rh No. Il, in section 20 h u, IoHgT
s4274 Range as, t06O0 feet long, tfom inc
.ase stake to station No. II, Ia feet yglae
i sot,urn, from station No. IL to ssaaoh
~. 50, is 3 feet n ide al botten- E,-..
Coasainiag 5l2i cubic yaEdsi to De le'
.a tso separate contracts .4 ..E,
Section No. TO exsand krem 90 10 st&'
IA No. 20, containing 4ss8 eabis yards;
Ssc-on No. to exteRd from station at
n 70 siatl0s No So, containing 1888 eahl'
ys'is. .es.s ..,
Iae slope Of the above altehsa % be out
vsri from he bottom on saeh aide one
Aaii horizontal to one ysrtied,. -.
TLs azs.artal TO be deposited at last :
i-caes cisar from the edge Of lhe Dttsl
AID to be depositsd on either oE soth sac
Il ;Ge ditch according to the directions g
,ls Drainage Commissioners er iss Eng
'-"'S" D. S. JACKSON.
DTalnage ComnissionsFs
,o rare 4w
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Ksnaf nmca HfamA.

The whole number OF Post Oaicss in the
Unnsd siatga Is 2ss42. Toe number Of
Post Masters removed Daring the year 10
9ys. The number Of miles of mail service
perfoI med lie 1875, ,Ssl. The whole cost
Of II .nsportatioa, &c, Sla ,z21, ,626. The
whole receipts fall short Of this amount By
s4.534,842. The amoaHt unclaimed from
dead letters is Ss.4i0. Ths distance to
California by the Overland Route is %
shortened that the postage from Cleveland
to California 10 but three cents each rate
while from the more Eastern States II Ii
still 10 csnta, 30 there u some advantage
in Lying in the middle Of the world.
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TEW SHA PEN0 SAL0 ON
m broadway, where the aRtshiag sslaea-
u ca 10 cleanliness and genteea appeaFan nee
are bestowed wikheat stint o. graagaag :-s--
The public are politely tnyihed se sah 81 nls
yoopaa whazA, should he ss 80 Lne6y as g
shavs them, the kaea edge " saagKaH NJ Y
ss srsmavsd by the eonsolasien thas q was
cana sleek, easy ana withoua hgssaag sAa
Telling.
E@Rossn sn Upper Broadway. oyer tAs
0eeaa Wave, -
Eaa1B
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The Undersigned being determined e
eIows out his sstise stock, aow Oaeis great
,fndneemeass. L. ehuwsg So = s8sAk VET any
thing fof COST for CASH,
kaSs on hand a splendid asscrtmsHt OK
Wsmewas spases @ siaoveas,
and eut-titttng goods for Miners. To per.
soas FemaiaIBg, would offer ay stock o.
Fresh Fruits, Meats and vegetables iu
cans as xsaa al aAy goods tasayaiats 81
like cost Priees. Cpms one end all aaa
make yoar fortunes.
JAMES HEgsHAII., u.
n RI would state that can ba fount
| al the sane old Corner ready far set tslasn 2
| ana all those Yho es not come up bsfpse
/ leave, uaay expect to have !hstE aseepasl
/ forced by an ofIeer. e
] Sept. 5, 1855 LIS
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PUBLIC HOUSE,


A NN0UNCEs to the Pabiic, that be has
Il purchased and Eehtted and rePlsnished
the ssIIllnois House." iR Glenwood, where
he will be happy 10 attend % ths wants and
comforts of his guests, IN the best possible
manner. Hew and convenient stables
Yards and sheds for stogk,
No pains or expense will be sparad II
| making both man and beast comfortable a
| the Illinois House.