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The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-10-13

Died, in this city, on the morning of October 9Th
1853, Miss JULIA FRANCES BULLEN. AGED
fourteen years and ten months
God gI9es us.love. Somethinr a Iova
lie lends US; but when love is grown
To ripaness, that on which il throve
Falls off, and love is Left alone y

We are associated, in adolescent an ,d,74 1:c.
with some friends, who like skies and waters. arc
eo-extensive with our idea; who answering eacl to
certain affections Of tbe SOUL satisfy our desire on
mat side whom we lack power to put at such focal
distance from us, that we can mend or even ana.
When much intercourse with a friend has suopFed
us with standard of xcelenee. and hes increased
our respect Tor the resources of God who thus sends
q Ieal person 10 ontgo our ideal when he has.
moreover, become an object of thought and. wbiis
his character retains ali its unconscious effect is
converted in the mind into solid and sweet wis.
DON'T is sign to us that his office is closing and
time' - " 80
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Farewell A little time, and we
Who knew thee well, and loved tbeebeyn.
One after one shall follow thee
As pilgrims through the gate Of fear.
Which opens on eternity.
Yet shall we cherish not the less
All that is left our hearts meanwhile:
The memory of thy loveliness
Shall round our weary pathway smile,
Like moonlight when tie sun is set
q sweet and tender radiance vet
There's not a charm of soul or brow
OF all We knew and loved in thee
But lives in holier beauty now,
Baptized in Immortality!
All lovely things by thee beloved
Shall whisper to our heart OF thee;
1hese far scenes, whore thy childhood roved-
on river winding toward the sea-
The sunset light Of autumn ewes
Retlectng on the deep, still floods
cloud, crimson sky, and trembling leaves
Of rainbow tinted woods
These, IN our view, shall henceforfh take
tender meaning for thy sake;
And all thou lOvedst Of earth and sl,y
Seem sacred to thy memory"
G.
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ed, broken down by some hidden, crnel grief.
and papa--do you think he loves us. Helen .:
The young lady's face had gotten very grave.
She replied Oh, Rupert, YOU must not in.
dulge such thoughts TO be sure he loves rs.
Do you not see that both he and mamma have
some great trouble and grief, that is wearing
them out? 1t must be our part to cheer them
up continually; and when we have brought
them ont of the influence of this trouble, WHY.
shall have our double reward by making
them love us so WE'LL
"Do you think we can do that2 Do YOU
think anything will ever bring the color again
TO mafamas cheek and life to her step?"
Nothing is impossible to love, Rupert. SAYS
the poet, answered Helen, softly, but with in
finite faith.
"That may all be, but it's my opinion we'll
find it very troublesome work, and | wish we
had Merivale here to help u.s. He's so cheerful,
so comieal, so downright, and has so much good
sense, that he's the very fellow for that sort of
business. I've mind to write to him to come
and visit US, and tell him I've treasure in the
picture line for him. That jolly George tells
me the house is full of frescoes."
mo, Rupert, you must not do that, for the
world" -
round.
delicate rose-aush, that was perceptible
enough to betray maiden consciousness but not
deep enough to be called blush, passed over
her face and neck as she responded: /" 1t will
not be proper, brother, if Mr.. Mervale wishes
to come, he already has our cordial invitation,
and we do not know him well enough to feel
sure he would not misconstrue your motives il
you were to press him. Besides, perhaps father
might not like his being here"
well, | expect you are about right, Helen "
said her brother, it scouldnt exactly do to
press himr-Tm not one of the pressing kind
either" said he, while his lip curled in the gen
uine Lloyd fashion "but do wish he would
pay US visit, for I've notion to become an
artist and foresee it is going to be dull here.
l wonder if there are many Americans in the
city, added he, going towards the piano: and,
seating himself, he ratified off few bars of a
lively polka, while his sister stood thoughtfully
by the window, plucking off the dead leaves
from the geraniums.
ITO BE CONTINUED
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SOUTHERN COMMENTS on GOVERNOR Wis.,
We are satisfied that every intelligent man in
the South has been completely disguised at the
broad and pathetic farce that has been played
off before the public about the hanging of that
hoary villain, "Old Brown From the five
hundred invaders in possession of Harper's
Ferry, and the one thousand negroes carried
off TO the mountains of Pennsylvania
the further invasiops aud threats of invasion
the arsons and fears of arsons--the marches
and counter-marches on the panics and cessa-
tons of panics-Governor Wise, the energetic,
and his troops-down to the final climax of
military aid offered by Governor Gist, of South
arolina, TO the Governor of Virginia, for the
purpose of making certain the aforesaid hang
ing of Old Brown & Cot is a tissue of dis
grace, exaggeration, and invention, sufficient to
stir the gall Of any Southerner who has regard
for the dignity and responsibility of the South
ern people. TO us it really looks as if those in
possession of the telegraph were in league to
ridcue the South, and make us q laughing
stock to ourselves aud before the world. We
sincerely trust that our Legislature, which meets
to day, will bear this in mind, aud take no &C.
ton whatever in regard TO ourselves or our in
sttutions, that may even have the appearance
of being prompted by the Virginia farce and
its terrorism. - Charleston Mercury, Nor. %.
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There is woman in Troy who is one hundred
and three years old. When she was girl, abe
used to have many "poor SPELLS" and those
who knew her thought she wouldn't never
live to be woman There is not single
person now alive with whom she was scquaint-
ed when she was twenty years old.
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Parson Brownlow, of the Knoxville Wing,
writes from New York that he has been to hear
Henry Ward Reeoher preach, and says, {" came
to the conclusion that he was not bad-hearted
man and, crazy as he is on the subject of Sla-
very, those of Our friends in the South who are
fortunate enough to get to heaven need not
be astonished to find Henry Ward Beecher
there" t.es Say
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INKlINGS FROM THE FRONTIER;

TO BE Continued
, 1859-09-19
u 4 r r led


On Sunday. Sept ls:h, II noon sALLIE F. SHINES.
wife Of Beredct J. s.nnt Eaq.. art Il years md nr
NORTH
Therc.saias . tbs oad.y} evening oslo fo1 hi r.
nent.
On SATURDAY, the 18th Inst ..'at: r X LEWIS FERN.
LEY. Of Gtoks aad sss: c. NosvJ afcd four 5eaz
&cven months aat ttree ta{1.
Funesai II 10 O'Clock Monday forenoon the frra
the rcsde1e o! Ar. F. B. Dike Il House North Of aloa
Eass side Of saaExoa. Fends Of The ,nIlr ze arted
to attend.
Sept J., isss. REUBEN T. oeiy child Of rr wsa. r.
an1 SofhIa T. G3s~oM. aEEd u months md ! t4ys
On Saturday. l:rh September ls.s It No :s7 Pe,,oo
ssreet~ Ghlcz Eu. NARY AGNES ELI 4BETH irs4rt
daughter OF u. 4. / s. f. Rorts, astd II moths.
Or The lssh efs-ptxnbe. lass., JOSHUA RCcKER, IN
Inc 9Th year Of h!a Ase.
The deceased Wal nssiye of ytza, but became .v.
deat ofth STATE In 1851 and 1t1ed It Loes7ot 1t The
time Of clnk The Canal oaee II thai placc wtcre be
many years eonnetes With that ot1e. He vas the tast
TREASURER Of I'd Board Of Caaal Cousoislozef8 when
hepresent Dosrd Of Trustees became orx.nt,ed sad IT.
tnored to this dtr n is vht,e he has remained I'll Ii,
death. As~asAs exemplary ct1st1aa and II hoae:
Fua4a u t.y, {N1.t.y> from tie .es.de2 os Hon T.
S. Raeter. corner of Nar1ps I'D Deazh1a s:1eet4 It ~
o'clock Pm
, 1859-09-19

The n. +. Herald Of Friday Inst says:
tr;c,s only exclude American pork and not beef.
Some papers hare stated that botl, bare been
excluded. which Is not the fact. 1t is said that
this discrimination ia faror Of hume fed pork
has not grown out Of auy undue prejudice against
tue American arsie!e. hnt because hogs in tins
counsry are noi ED upon nutritious food l,g se
They are supposed 10 run 1t la:ge in lean con-
dition until Within two Or three months before
their slaughter, during which theJ are fed to
excess with corn and other forcing food, which
imparts lutlncss and fasness without so!idit{y,
and hence tbs product becomes less valuable
and durable than the home made, including that
Of Irefsud. No country can supply better beef
than the Western States, and especially Ch'eA,
70, when the propcl selections Of cattle a1e !.
ntsde. and necessary care taken i'll packing 1t.
chiesro extra prime meas beef has both Amer;
;cau nd European reputation. We nnderstand
thu. the Africa on "Wednesday night iast carried
out proposals 70 the Britiah Admiralty for sup"
plying beef under the isse advertisement fol
.eudefs.
, 1859-09-19

STRANGERS VISITING TIE Crrr shohld bear in
mind that Strasburgh's celebrated Zouaye 0int-
meat is the only article invented that will cure
badness, turn grey hair to its original color,
and eradicate scruff and dandruff; nnd that
Strasburgh's celebrated Shampoo Lotion is the
only article that will thorouc chly eleanse the
lair and head, cure tan freckles, Ea1t rheum,
ETC., ETC.; and that Strasburgh's Secsasine is
the only oil in the world that Will make the hair
curl.
Manufactured By Grecnebaum Co., at their
depot, 153 West Randolph Street, aud for sale
in all the Drng and Fancy Storrs throughout
the United States and Canada.
II TN
, 1859-09-19

West, and the citizens of Chicago will erer
remember With feeling Of unnlloyed gratifca-
ton, that they hare been the first to introduce
in the prairie land the series Of National gath.
erings which, it is hoped, in returning ears may
often be witnessed IN section Of onr country
which, for numbers, intelligence and indomt,-
table energy, is not surpassed BY any portion Of
the habitahle globe.
And now, gentlemen and ladies', it only re-
mains for me to announce that the serenth md
most successful exhibition Of the United States
Agricultural Society, bus been formally closed,
without the occurrence Of single accident, or
any circumstance calculated to mar the harmony
Of it's proceedings,
The benediction Eas then pronounced by the
Right Rev. Henry J. Whitehouse, Bishop Of
Illinois.
This orer the Tast assembly broke up, and
the Great Exhibition was over.
, 1859-09-19

UNITED STATES FA1R-THk S1LvEn MEDAL
SrorEs.-The Sand 0ren Economist Cooking
Stove has received at the late exhibition in this
city, the LARGE SILVER MEDAL. it being the
highest prize. This has been obtained in con-
test with several Of the best stores in the coun-
try. The public will sanction the Judgment
OF the committee. We believe that this store
combines more desirable qualities than any 9TH
er- Tie large sale already achieved in this
city, will now be rapidly increased. No one in
want Of good store will fail to examine it.
The "BLAz1SG STAR" Smoke aud Gas Burner,
for the use Of Illinois Coal, is an elegant stove
for parlors, halls, stores, &C. Thisalso received
the first prize. ltis continuous burner. The
fire on1y requires to be made once during the
season. It Is L selffeeder, aud not one quarter
the trouble to manage as other stores. It only
requires to be known to be generally adopted.
The STAn OF THE NORTH" heating stove for
hard coal has taken several premiums at former
fnirs. It is genuine gas burner, aud has a.
tanned i great popularity both here and at the
1t is doubtful ii three better stores can be
found in the world. They are manufactured
by the wel1-kn0Wn firm Of ". L ]. Treadwell,
Perry i Norton, Albany, N. y, and for sale At
retail in this city By those reliable dealers, i.
R. i G. II. Miller, No. e37 State street, and
4. F. Becker. No. e06 Randolph street Call
and see them. sepl9-lw
, 1859-09-19

D In onr notice Of the Sand Oven Ecou-
aud the " Star Of the North for hard coal. W.
we're in error IS to the manufacturers Of the
two latter. They are all manufactured by the
well-known firm Of r. l. ]. Treadweli, Perry
1 Norton, Of Albany, y. y. We learn that the
highest prizes were awarded to the first txo
named
, 1859-09-19
The Gala Week in Chicago
Last DAY or TIE GREAT FAIR
THE $1,000 CITIZENS, PURSE.
A Pleasant Episode.
CLOSING. ADDRESS Of GEN. T1LCuu,s

| ~NHS0 oAat Auu important Wee}
Tor Chicago, and closed in upon tired city apt
us thoroughly wearied guests. The scenes q
tae last day we're worthy finale to the Grea,
National Fair.
The day "as splendid md the crowd 1arpc
though falling of in the number On the da,
preceding,
/ When the hour Of two o'clock came. unnoint.
ed for the closing of the Fair, general break,
up began, and continued until evening, in o,
Steady line Of vehicles Of all descriptions laden
with the varied attractions Of the great cxhibi
ton. The leading attraction at tho Fa;,
Grounds on Saturday was the grand contest
among owners Of fine horses for the Il 900
| award for the best trotter.
TIE $1,000 rrnss.
| The inscriptions gamblers xho concoctsd
and carried out in the names Of Flora Temple
>aad Friacess the great sell At the Garden Civ
Course on Friday achieved an even mora impu-
dent swindle in connection with the Great Fair.
We have high respect for. the mares them
Selves, but believe them to be in very poor CON-
pany. Flora Temple has before been taken
through the West to 60 over the course for
gate-moncy under the name of "Great Trot,"
DC, and her present visit means only the same.
Alter havlng been entered for the Fur. md
having obtained a vide advertisement by that
means, the rascally swind1e of Friday was pcr-
1ected and carried out, at the close Of which
having until that time kept aloof from the Fair
Grounds, the gamblers coolly proposed to the
Executive Committee to bring in these horses
for the contest for the $1,000, on the modest
condition Of "half the gate-rnoney forthe dur )"
bonus Of $500, and ".pstd the only requisi-
tion-" F1ora did not come to the Fair Grounds
and our readers now know the reason.
1t the contest on Saturday the exhibition
commenced with display Of trotting stations,
Of class 80. The following horses were en-
tered:-
wBhs 9ask 1..y we9ssl, years od, D. W Arnold,
TiPPo saltao. years old, 2. r. Morgan.
Charter oaf, 10 yesTs old, john IL ii jones' es xuro-
IN. Ill.
|. Henry Clay Dean, ycars old, S. Sillimau.
Ilppo Stallion, years ole, A. A. Gates,
Young America, Jas. McCrossen.
Quicksilver. years old. Ceylon Smith.
The first premium in this CLAUS was awarded
to Black Wcasel, who made his mile in e:44 II.
The second premium in this class Was awarded
to Charter Oak, who subsequently made dash
Of single half mile in 1:29
In the class tzottiug stations under SIX years,
the following horses were entered:
Magma Charta, owned By ]. II, See]ey: YOUNG
Bashaw, J. i. Green jim Turner. s. II. Fsrs
rln; Young Morgan Grey Hawk, g. Hammond;
G. II. Clay, J, Seeley
, 1859-09-19
Men advertisements.

u C. II ScRlFET, 4deertiai~7 AqeJ. s Derutor.-2
T. axtAosi=ai 10 eaire 4ds~7t.z<za kAs a@d aa tie
L<sadiAa PaPe1s n As Worth Fea- h1.bsfy
, 1859-09-19

EB See advertisement Of Cornell i Co.'S
two~thread noiselcss premium Sewing Machine
and universal hemmer. No. 1o3 Lake s.
, 1859-09-19

Gas F1xEcREs- in want Of my thing OF
tho kind will do we'll to call On ]. II. Jerould,
No. Is South Clark street. He has the most
complete assortment in the city. Also Lamps,
Wicks, Chimnles, Paper and Glass Shades. &C.,
&c. aua7-lmo
, 1859-09-19
pOBERTS i PERKINS,
-1A 1EtTlo.y AfH tUNKKxSJ0-Y 1kGRcKA3TEs
And Il cal Estate Agents.,

10. North ThI7l Street, (o!etta new Po<& Ooa md
C1Ann uou.fJ 81. Laus. No.
Con4xnects collected and c7Ah advances m3f4 Wbe8 n.
qulrz1- -.
.R1.r1kscu:--Jaa.es u hufhe.. Ex.rFss:asns q -
dr. KIsknan i Luke d.: 1iunyan III Dsa br.@ o.
wAt. WGe{ Co 'o john AsSe: fSs. rss1eg ~ RI tas
D1-ze 4 20 D4nkers ~ Wall ~ r.: Ta1t e 1noa
II usrctay street d.. u y. jthta Hs7d ~
Mree do: White Dr,s-, lianAer< C:s!cAsp ~ 4. >.
E.drslxs lEs.den. Uaak VI IT Paul. St H.al. ADa-
xu4a.aiSttW
, 1859-09-19
aurltun SalfB.


IL REAL ESTATE.
uo THURSDAY. :ath day VI September as1t. vN, ~
the Agent t1cr~uk parties. sell pu4 tha.
hlkhst bidder the noI 1o..r VI The Court uos In ihA
cry Of chc-xo tho following tesbe teal eA1Ats TO W.T.
sub1osa and Of Lot S Block II, O. T.. being sxsd
feet franklin *res eass side eusae1 Of alley, and tus
south Of Randolph street.
has dne rr.l!eace IN 1t. and - very 1stjsabls.
Lot B1uek VIM. Junea' Addition 70 LhLa<os being
- 3l71f63 n on Psatc avenue, Wts ffoat.
10 10 and It. Block Weat 'front.' Wn. Io1fsa Aaa&oa
to Chicago. being - 5-lsxIzO Gn INDIANA Ay-nt<
Lots lu and II Hlek wat froat M Jooes acon1osa
to Chicago, being 81 5-14x.55 Mlthtxao avcoas-
West hoat Llt4 aol &, in kotk Ia Nowtusy Aoaa.
ton, being H1l No1h Wellz stle AID neAu aha
eofuef Of Erfe, and l. w44 mrtuvxd.
Lot L. Kock IL. School sxttioa Addition. haln&
On Stta srre west .Ie, h~twe<n VAn BuFen Aod aA7&
Aoa strcetA with two s1ame houses
Lot It, hoet la school Sectun Addtloa. being a01H3
Site s3Ee% ~eat ae. between Van Eue1 and HAEss
strvefs md Is 4nsly In 2rpvtu.
Fart OF Lot Block 81 y. r. being +01lQo oa +oskh
aide Of Wash!e xon srr<t ana 70 It firm Of Ne b."
twt<n Franklin and Well, wtst all ai5 Colby Hbues
y. Of Lot :, Block a. U. r., hc1k &o1i3U r On VAuas
east a,le, NAAhirE Eton and Haatutpd &Fextt
Tef11a Aa1e Canal time sale t1 cuMtntnec It looeEk
IN the morning Tbs above l. I'll dnely 1eh es md mos
Inside property anu VII! Be sold 10 tho highest bidder sA
without re4eTTe. 80.
Persons desiring to ree any OF the shove property ~
cali on The uade1LEEed ~hu viii taae Ftat ks1safe N
showing J. II. AAk*HAL1a
tets.at1se1~ No. up sssfn, LsruAo4's Bi1ek-
, 1859-09-19
Dresa 4 Grihtt1tc,
CHICAGO.


- for CITY Aattsrs s< Fourth Ptge.
MR. LINCOLN IN OHIO.
VIC print this morning one Of the ablest m
moss searching Of Ar. Lincoln's public speech
60, delivered at Columbus, Ohio, on Ftida
last mud reported lor the Press AND TR1nrS,
By the gentleman who furnished our reader
with tue Lincoln-Douglas debates last year
From tho Columbus and Cincinnati papers ",
learn that Nj. Lincoln's first, effort IN Ohio ha,
been received with delight by the Republican,
Of that STATE, as fully sustaining the adyanta
gcs which lie gained over Douglas in the join,
debates last fall; and that it will tell yer,
decidedly on the result Of the campaign il
October
The distinguishing feature Of the speech is
the consecutive following Of the slavery issucs
as made up BY tho Democratic party, md by
the progress Of events, from the point where
they were LEFT by the campaigns Of 1858, to the
present time. The review is comprehensive
and complete .iddiing tic Douglas -1Iaiipcr cs.
say from stem to stern, and presenting the
slare code and slave trade issues and their
dore4ailed connection with patent-right soye1-
tim nart;cu,or,v n tho nont n,sdo NV ~ .' ~
coin In exposing Douglas' desessioa Of tue doc
trine ul:t tue people Of the Territories may ex-
elude slavery, eithe: BY "unfriendlylcgislati
11,;no;. ,a.. 49, 49, es> -.s
,,or,;nr ,ho,,t In r;o,,+ ~ +,,o - -. TS
r;,n-r - !, .,ara-,- H.. ~. an. - . 49,
..x,;.. 49,, .:,.,. =. ms'-,', 49, - 10000.
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it, s..u.,..u - o.:r
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c,,an,, ,,o.,,,oon 49, 49,. - .I".. - ''se ~
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r. 80 -. :'..* Il .s-,, ''''l.4s >'l 80
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- "s nv l1.A1 ioo1' w." oa'"y "'"' 10
, ~ 1850 f 49, .s'ee .17 o',a
49, 49, ~.,.A .s ..' .,1 '' n' 4.a nND'. up
AA4@ AA0 w aA} Aul1b c4so Iuat may De lnclu-
3ad in +,o ,,b-,ro {. ,x,,,+,,, =. ,..,.,. >, -n -
N0o IL A4c pAAsA9e1- EuAt4ui Ao l'Iupt1l4- LIE
Ecnrouo co,,.+ ~ssi, +,,., ,...a -. .r4
;s ,ot contr,,isJ il ,.st, :, -. 1a~..~-:..
- % @.os ~oAsoaS" :" "etA3@ LII %4le At114tu1lts
T1,;e &c ,,o,v md c,f al d;c,ox,ar,- ,,,,,r .1
@'AA7 40 - AAe" -AA4 AA%0+ otse"r1i5 AA4oAS LIZ
nnza nf n,.c3.sisms rant;t1tad IN fl,o oe.x,-
~ " .e'A'@A'4teo Al VIZ WY =
RIGHT essay tt ia ,mteut M e,,nf;rht that
''6A ~ ~ l~~~ t' 'tAA0t"s @A'@AA
Pon1,Iar Enrcreipntv is Al,aninna3 hv fhe oraot
= - - q 0~@s
D1uul1r sovereign hlMSciC. He no f0nrnr mr.
F"f f
tends that lis Drincjpfo iB sufficient to cxclndo
or eject ElayeFv from the lImitA of Il Tnrritnr1.
-
bst sfmplv that it mar lle controlled insidn
those limits subject to bench of Dred Scott
''
, 1859-09-19

IT Fall Millinery in elegant variety is now
| opening at Miss u. H. Marshes, s5s State
street. St.
, 1859-09-19

Ey If you want a choice article Of Tab1e
Butter, go to Watson 4 Wright's, 160 S.ala
street. se9-l0.
Wheeler 4 Wilson'S Sewing Machines.
GEO. R. Cur1rzNpEx, Gen'1 Agt,
se13-6t 1877 aud 169 Lake street.
, 1859-09-19

WANTED-\Net Nurse wanted
W Immediately. Amply TO nr. II. a. JOHNSON
tEexr Il and F.N. ket.-at,3kt
, 1859-09-19
LOCAL MATTERS,

paired. They will be well done aad At prices to
suit the times.
4 C4Kp-Thc undersigned hereby tender
their thanks to the Hope Hose and Steam Fire
Engine Company Of Philadelphia, to the steam
e. e. Neptune, TO The steamers Enterprise. Atlsn-
Is. Of Chicsgo, for their jealous and un1irine
efforts to sara the lumber yard Of the under
signed upon the occasion Of the late terrible fire
in the West Division.
RrEssos. MuItn 6Co.
, 1859-09-19

~ Viehot! Couchas!! Comerciante j! !!
In Orleans Reea1ia dc Londres La Meier
De La Habaua.!!!. Choice aud select brands
Of Cigars just received by d. II. Corbiu Co.,
6l SQuth Clark street 1rY them
, 1859-09-19

TERMS or SALE.
One dh Of the purchase down, The tane6 H. 0nes tWo
fet and fnr JvaFz with ten tha property barring N
tesess day Of saIu ME. Nastoa Hall vii - sssnd
the Alt0H Nils Ind VII! &lse perMIns Wishing to S1amA
The properly description u aad also taks ihs 9sFgA
AuAtaI,$td r. AANkLE
, 1859-09-19

XNANTED-A Situation as ealcs-
" nan Or boot.treper h Wholesale Grocery House
By well acquainted With tic Michigan trade ess city
reseHnees kTcn. Address pieas and Tribune 04ce-
, 1859-09-19

Gas F1xrCREs.-The best stock in the CITY.
ond richest patterns. can be found at our show
room, Al und ~ State street. up stairs
se1o-1m BRowx i WILDER
, 1859-09-19

w ANTED-Two or three intelli-
ss ecnt ane eaer<etle persons In pleasant md pro.
fable employ meat. collectors for elegantly Illustrated
ktaatar Works. I'D only W subscription Apply 4 III
Lake street, eccpnd door o. J. GR1FF1fUS
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