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, 1859-10-17

I'd slip from lie ribbons Of their bounets to-
wards the proposed gift. These were tkil!fully
arranged uroa Il tree u small one) with several
other interesting embletu.. Col. Hed1ey, ou be-
half Of the ladies. presented this beautiful tekti.
nonial to Aejor Ellsworth in handsome speech.
Major Ellsworth responded in q very happy
manner, and sho"ed himself at home in the
graceful courtesies Of the occasion, IS he Ger.
tainly is capital officer.
We must not forget the excellent collation.
distributed ampug the passengers on our way
homebJ Vim. F. Tucker. Esq, The accomplished
host Of the Briggs House. Showers Of blessings
were heaped upon him for the bounties Which
he ediat1ibuted-
TIE resolutions speak higb15@Iad Justly So
Of the Superintendent. Geo L. Dunlap, Esq, for
the perfection with which the immense train was
managed The large number Of railway mana
gers on board passed upon it. the highest CON-
pliments. Signal men we're placed d. the CROSS
ings and everything possible was done to ensure
the entire safety Of the guests. To z. Dewitt
Ro5in:ou. also, the company were largely in
debted for many polite attentions. The party
arrived in the city at nine o'clock, hariug en-
joyel one Of the most pleasant excursions that
ever left tho citY. Upon the commercial impos-
tauce Of this great thoroughfare ne shall havc
more to say hereafter.
, 1859-10-17

a Young woman in Rochester. y. T., has
lately sued = man for breach OF promise Of mar
rage, and recovered $500. The principal esi-
dencs sxains, the dtf.ndsnt was the t4ct that
hs gave the plaintiff eis tobacco boz. md bor-
ro.ed q gun Of her father, both OF which cir
cumstsuces he Tins explained in his testimony:
II heard her es,dence in regard to my at.sch-
ment for her. When would pass BY her faith
ther's house, she would come out and ask to
ride. nerer took her cut riding but once or
twice in my life-ouee to Fende1d aud once to
Pit.etord; am not positive which was first.
went to Pittstord with her alone; she went with
Us to Psnh-ld. I remember leaving my tobacco
boz with her; ! had been to singing school
Nothing was said on tue way about afecsion for
her. II VAS cold, aud they asked me- to 60 in
md warm mysslE: whish.1 did. had got warm
and started for the door; took out my tobacco
boz and took chew of tobacco; Mary reached
out her hand across the ttare fol the box; I let
her bare it; she said: When you take this boz
you hare got to take me- I said: Ver well
md she has got it yet, ior all that know; I
had no talk about marrying her then, or at any
other time; ! used to. 50 there occasionally to
borrow the old gen'lemaa's gnu, and sometimes
they hollered At me.
, 1859-10-17

svajuRt embarrassment from this source. 4
syste.n ,sat encourages 1ncn to recklessly ILL.,
v:,ivc themselves in debt, ty postpouipg pay
daJ almost indefinitely, will never fail, in Il e
eud, when speculation grows rife md money
facilities are easily obtained, TO lead to just
sud-, commercial reyulslou as that from
which we have now bcgan to recover, after
two years. paralysis.
;. LIT tho people Of; Dewitt County and Of
every other county bear their se9fimposed
burthen like men. They will get no stay'law.
Cor. Bisscll will not convoko the Legislature
1or any such purpose; and eren if lie should,
tue: Legislature would not pass the law.~= II
may seem hard to be pressed for debt when
thctc is no apparent probability Of getting the
money to pay it But it will 10 better in tie
end to meet the emergency as best We can,
and to submit paticnty to Whatever may he
the result, 1han to shrink behind s.aylaw, or
prevent by combination Or by violence tie ex-
ecution ot such laws as VIC hare. Either Of
tho two latter alternatives would strike fatal
blow at the prosperity Of the people Of Illinois
for years to come. Our credit already at a
low Standard abroad BY reason Of our defective
collection laws, would be utterly ruined, and
years would have to clapse before IN influx Of
capital into the State need he looked for. The
present d-arth u mYncy would continue in-
definitely, and tho energies Of our people
would bo paralyzed under tic lead Of obloquy
anl distrust which this line Of policy would
lasten upon them.
i determined will and courageous heart
Will carry the people safely through their pres
ent troubles. Even the people Of Dewitt
| C,un.y hare no good reason for resorting to
extreme measures. They hare grown 4 fair
crop of corn, they have pretty good supply
| Of hogs and beef cattle. Some Of them ha, e
surplus of horses and mules For I'LL these
PRODUCTS there is and will continue to be a
,saralet. With tic proceeds Of such sa!es ut
thy will 10 able to make, they eau at
le.:t pay = portion Of their icded~
elnesa, and get reasonable extensions
| npon the remainder. Let every man. IN this
way, do lis bcst-lct him show n disposition
t, pay Ri that he owes BY paying what ''r
eau, and, in nine cases out Of ten, tho creditor
will graut an extension. Slowly but surely
such a pulley will liqaidate the entire present
Indebtedness Of the country. and then, with
h,nor uEtarnisbed-with credit unimpaired-
we shall enter upon a career Of unexanpled
prosperity.
/ Oac word more: TIE doubt il the propos. d
movement has the sympathy Of any corside1a.
tie portion Of The people Of Dc Witt county.
As fur thoso who have taken the Initiative in
it, VIC canuot hut hopc that the sober second
thought will come to them in time to deter
.nem from identifying themselves any further
with what is little less odiuus than open ard
| determined rerud;atiou,
, 1859-10-17
P0L,1 TIEAL.

The Democratic papers Of New York are
greatly rejoicing oser an accession in the r.l-
I'm Of one F. S. Martin, Of Catta.aueus County
q adelapidated politician of the Old Wing school,
who was played out several yenr{ pgo. lie never
acted with the Republican party, but on the con.
trary, hos steadily Eoted tie Democratic ticket
since the death Of the WLis party.
The New York Erprtst calls the monsreI
ticket recently nominated at Utica By one of its
editors, the - Balance Of Power Ticket"
"a meeting Of the Republicans of Madison
County, Kentucky, WAS held on the 10th inst.
VIM. Stapp was called to- the chair, and DR..
Curtis knight was appointed Secretary.
Delegates were selected to represented the
Sixth Congressional Distric. ia the ;" Repubi-
can State Conveution,' which assemblies al Cor
iuston on the 10th Of November next. An ad-
dress Nus delivered By Col. C. n. Clay, and n
series Of resolutions adopted indorsiug the Phil.
a3elphia platform Of 1856.
The Ertning Pot states tltat In repeating
his oratiou on on Webster. at Boston, the OF: er
day, As. Everett omitted the passage contained
in it on the first delivery, to the elect that Mr..
Webster believed " that free labor would uttl-
matetE prevail throughout the country" The
passage has excited remark, and Mr. Everett
was a'Fa,o 10 repeat H.
Inc nel1e'''1e 0e'noeTas sa5s that among the
ffom'ncn. democrats IN sontheEn Illinois, who
ase named Id connection with tho next nomina-
t'oo LOT uoaefnor, are cot. D. L. u. Morrison,
'"ose Snyder 'aags Underwood, Eoht. Smith,
Col. bnckmaster, J. d. Wood. Zadoc Casey,
, 1859-10-17
From our o@n Correspondent
INoX COUNT FAlB.

1Nox COUNT FAIR.
Kaoxyr11E, oH- !.
Tho Agricultural and Mechanical Exhibition
at this place has been in progress several days
and proved d most decided success.
The articles on exhibition were numerous and
ofexcellent quality. The display Of cattle was
ine; sheep and SWING less so Some new corn
and cane custivators which have been thorough
ly tested, were presented with testimony #
merit. Also model Of a steam plow to be built
When tue inventor gets rich, besides various in
geuious machines, for which the intellectual cty
Of Ca1esburg is poted for producing, attracted
much attention.
Among the horses we're good roadsters, work
ers. and trotters not easily beaten. 4 single
pair Of draft horscs, hauled M;rty-secea men On
Il lumber wagon with the hind wheels locked,
on the prairie turf
Three yeaTs ago the Society *as in debt, un-
able to pay its premiums and in no wise four
ishing. Under the executive management Of
Ar. Bergen, they hare achieved decided i'd
sancemcnt-paid tic debts-paid premiums
promptly-ereeted new, comnlodious aud ex-
penslye halls, &C., second TO none in the State.
Textile fabrics. articles Of domestic manuflc-
ture, the substantials Of The table and sIeboard,
fruits, flowers, and fancy fxins we're all hand.
somely and safely arranged in neu hall, 100
feet By 40 feet The building was we'll lighted by
large windows, and crowded continually ',y IN
adniring throug. Especial notice is due Of the
various articles by the indies and the hor,cul.
turists. Our State aud National Fairs, con-
sijercd relatively, were far inferior in these de-
partnents.
There was perfect working system Infused
into all the arrangements, by which the interest
was kept up throughout. Entise order and har-
mony prevailed. A more intelligent concourse
Of people We haYe not seen assembled under Ike
circumstances while from day to day not n
thing occurred to be regretted. This is what
honors agriculture aud makes the cause re-
spected.
Hon. Owen Lorejoy read poem on agricul-
ture which was characterized with his usual
spice and spirit Mr. Chase delivered the annual
address A display by the Ga!csburg Firencn,
anda grand parade Of citizen so1dicry, we're OBJ
jects af universal interest.
Say ::hat VIC may of gallnnt Knox and her
Agri. tural Show, the great attraction was her
'fait somen aud brave men" who came to see
and H. seen, as worthily they might.
The success or failure Of Fairs depends on
their management, including the previous FORE
laying to secure large display Of stuG. There
is nothing in thcis nature to mako them run
themselves. They must be pushed if thcy 90.
, 1859-10-17


One OF the largest audiences that ever assem-
bled in 1lrook1y IN Was gathered last evening in
Plymouth Church (Rev. Henry Ward Bsecher'.l
at the opening OF tue +' Ply mouth Lectures"
The lecturer Of ahe evening was Rev. E. H.
Chaplin, who way introduced with the following
remarks By hlr. Theodore T,ison Of the Inds-
pendent:
It was expected that The Rev. Henry Ward
Beecher would be present 10 introduce his
friend. but he is uuavoidab[y away this crenipg.
This is unfortunate, for think that With tWo
snch men in one pulpit We would have specta-
Gle Of what Dr. Bellows calls the Broad Church.
{Laughter.) How far apart two men must
stand to make BEoad Church, do not know :,
but this know, that Mr. Beecher and Dir
Ctapin stand in two opposite ,heolosies, and
are 80 decided in their opinions tha' they never
get hare come together, even 10 take gldss Of
t-ine. {L1ughter.} But think l know Their
iica Of u Brnad Church. Some months ago,
slave woman from Virginia came to this eocgrc-
cation to plead for the purchase Of her freedom
case, md three hundred dollars we're raised on
the spot. 0uty one hundred dollars more were
needed. What should be done! We sent the
woman to Mr.. Chapin'x church. He, in like
manner, mentioned the case 10 his oxn people,
mud tic woman and her chisd-her little bor
holding out his cap in his hand-were stationed
1t the church door, to receive the contributions
q LIE CooEteS&t1uu 0S Luey ptSaea Out NhtH
the money Was counted, it WAS found to be a.
most twice as much as wa1 wanted! So that
the church on Brooklyn Heights reached out
its hand to the church ACROSS The river, md the
church across the rircr reached back It's hand
in fellowship 70 the church on Brooklyn Heights,
and beneath their united hands, or under their
double beuedieaiou, stood ooc Of Gods children,
whose bonds were newly broken. and whose
head Was newly covered with liberty, while h,gll
over all stood tho Great Father and Head Of
the Church, who looked down and said, Inas-
asmuch as ye have done it unto tho least Of
these my little ones, re have done II unto me +
This is the Broad Church4 And atm happy
to Introduce man who is broad enough to BE-
oue Of its ministers.
, 1859-10-17


H. Marquette and Joliet set out from Aack'nA~
oa their ever memorable cnnoo Eornge through
t-een Bay, Lake Niuneo'go, up the fo3 and
o'wn the Wisconsin riTefr reaching the Father
Of Waters On tho It'll Jnas' oluoe then the
flrer aad the lake, up which We had passed
to-day had been highway between the great
lakea and the Mississippi, sad no"wehadresche
these waters With the railway one o' the h'gh-
Gil exponents ol our taftsufn c'Tlhzanon. 1t
wa. indeed great e'ens-one that would
always receive honorable mention in the annals
ol the west. nor Should We Al citizens Of WIS"
eonan nho l1anoas De Wiling that THIS "ork
sooo'o "c regarded % complete .al II teaeheo
'ue IRON aaa w copper "1ne. ol M LAKE oapes'-
oF' i'on va" jug .. ."e nos' Important e'e'
',' aoa 'ne s0e'a4 s,e'a'.on o. our Fpee'es' anu
1as 44s1 AA'1es 'u>' .'''a'e. "4o P'eeee opon
Inc snoses o' "'o orsat LAKE ot Inc Nottn
shou'o oe "aoe 10 '''a. 'ne oo}eess 1os "n.en
they were io'enoeo. Inc speaker continued a.
some 4eaEth On 'nese ana kanofea 'oPica' sna
concluded oy paying a n'go commitment 70 the
President OF tue company Lion. "m. u: usden'
who had saeF'heea large amount OF his pm
vafe fortune IN 'oe nouoang Of t9s foaa. IN tne
hands oi It's present managers II could no' 1a'1
Of success.
UT. 'l'aro, ot 5anes''ae' was next eaHea'
anu expressed IN haaasome manner 1ne eon-
gratulat'ons OF tue people ot taat eAf a. 1ne
comp'esio3 OF sols road. lis compliments TO
tue Chicago 1ouaFe caaets were received WIN
+fHA
, 1859-10-17

nehtor. me.,sur tr n.xvt&r ~.
~. =. eoon'S'
1no last clinton 1TdHsc74pf publishes q cal;
for a meeting or the citizens of n,,y;tt ,,,,n.,,
~ taso 1u!o cousfoe9atson thcif lnocotedncss-
both foreign and domestic, md deyise somc
xns,,s ~ ..1;ar Ill.,. -
11ea's u 1e''e'' 1na' paper says;
Just what is proposed 10 be accomplished by
this meeting, We Arc unable to ssy. Nc be.
~ ese Is ,h 70 qsx the Gofsrn"r
some kiud Of enuctnent may be made giyins
1e.ie. % 10 tne people. some Of our best turner's.
hand, md Il not abe to ~ Get rsiisf I b4 % iecis1a.
nre enae.mspt, will conbiae. aud By. other
our peon1e l.. u.1lcss u i.!sa,an e''Ixea W , upop
they arc right. Foreign debts ought not tn be
70 pay their dst,s 1t thi. ,;me Ta aa1to 10
two yesrs past hare ia maon.r proved = fail.
nm Il" nton- ,.dir ~ ds,, 400 aSa n1aeSs hsa
matter Is impossibiity to pay ,he interest l. on
,a she iaoGo'eeoess sisa q. Toe l'eop'e. Then why
.heritfs. adding sao.0o0 aunusIly |by iow cs,i'
mat;) ia eoss.. to their Indebtedness. II, By
a S% psye ni.; ,a a,e people could Dc made 70 as
different tLing. but Tie suing Of good men these
times, a., sad tue most industrious appliances Of
fhea, nd only adl hnse bill Of % enst r. ,'un .tr
original debt. Il Tue collection Of money would
money eon,d b. dstributed T 1,es ngon. ,e he
people. thea We should not complain; but two
T. .snt ont 1s ~ ,,s euMss1eu IRON eur people
debtsduess. The people of neWi,. county are
eSouna.nay 9S. gooa ior ssery dollar they owe-but
, 1859-10-17

-CHANnERLA1x Ak1n 70 ArrE4R--The e xarli-
nation Of James Chamberlain, The alleged mail
robber, was concluded On Saturday, and resulted
jim holding him to bail il the sum of e., ,0D con-
ditioned for bis appearance Mt the next term of
the United Stasex District Court at Detroit, to
answer any indictment which may Tiers be
found ag1inst him. Not being able to give the
b.eE to j.il-Kalsnasas zslsq1epx, OF: il.
, 1859-10-17

oE7 III . T..
'~f'AA. " ~ '~'' eD4 A'''s'''
t's' W AAo' ""'' os' - l''''
ane 'est'sit'es To-Day commenced hy very
peasant rae 10 oshKoEh' sixteen miles north Of
"nd gu aoc' Iae road runs near the western
'"ore o. Lake "innenago' aaord'nS noth'ng Of
-''sc'a! importance We were caeercd On our
'ff'sal n5 the presence oi great multitude Of
'col"e VINO welcomed Us with right hearty good
Fa'' lhs day appeared lowering, md it was
, 1859-10-17
Hi5ceIla1leoug,

I IMPORTANT TO FARMERS.
BENEFITS
Champion Farm sNI9i!
PATENTED JANUARY 4, l3sa.
Tbs a:stoa Of dealer, snd .hs public ssnealy L. pas
tcu.2ry Invited TO tho
New md Ua1i7.lied Portable Farm Mill,
Which b th4 latest and best improvement IN Nssaic
Grinding Nils. md tha
MOST SIMPLE. DURABLE AND EFFICIENT
10 si.snu Water, md ro1es. AID adased 70
Tie snudinx Of Corn Ia ths we'll ~ othtr Aod!
II sealn e&aet for {sedc< ih& 1est quality 1f
toIr domestic ad the same With great r.pld
IT, etey eourse tHe lt Gats o1 tha beat ts1 42d
soo,tuad ti IN he substantial anil 10 s
bnkh crasae the k.4n- A ~ N -.
trxly Arrangement Of pans and Simple AHd Lesret
method Of adusmet <Ac t1EE< Of the permanent ref~n
r.u II The -be aud grinder tn thss adjusted pooHJ u
Of its metallic kndrE s:races tas 1tfne1 'n3 ne
hersIotors existing In mills of this class: IT, durability
greatly il Acpn rendered pe1fe " even ant
Inform. II b run With <.s p1et and owing TO ia
Is ae,lan III f.1nd e.i Of qa ~ +. superior % any
thing heIetof.ge procured hy any mill VI Ike ehAfsetef U
a5Uet, tbs MIL vtus po- - ling tle adTaaL'Ea ot Al
ttherA eonpete,J Aed eect7aY remedies thsif ds4et
u4lll- ana pts<.trs up"rsat advantages unaasred sy
ay bet htts:usoa Invented u tEueted oeeu2!e,
but hs,e sTacu ard 3etxt .bout pounds They will
- sold II III f.::o sink low prizes:
MIL &thout llo1 sot naAk.nk Flour. ..-.-..-..Eo@
Ehn ..--....-- auN
"SAHFORD 6 HALL. Sole A Etuts fer ths North
4 cur. Sc1th Lasa:e and Hl7sI sta vhesr lhe NILS
ean b: saeu Ia opefaslos. 0cl4a&851m
, 1859-10-17
Frtcc One Dollar per bottle.
Sanf0rd's Family Cathartlc Pills.


rCRE VEGETABLE EXTRACTS ,,. nr, =,
GLASS EAsEy. AIk Tll;Ir a<n VII " n
KEEP In ANE CLIuATE
The Fani'y CAlhaz.lc; - Observation-Disclosures.
FILL IL ktnIe but Ac I'm tidsrssf ,o,ttrn. - -
I've Ealtastic whleh .b- = loowess - s@e
proprietor ha& used In Ill - Th4 Family f,.,h..,.
Itactace moro than tvent, Fill ha4 vi: u. rE.en+
year,. = h TIL, wei r. a.Ht,t ~ fnss ~.
The constantly inert &srE = isetu eontoun:sd i1n,n
semand from lhst Nh. IIaE!esy Of the puxst yrxr-
*elorE uset t!s FlLLS t'aS!t E1t.4t1a wLIsA sss
md Tia satisfaction whlc7 x IN eyerv ra,t ~
at<z In Ee8aEt InItksuasJ e3ps mi ~,
cha. induced pJ+ lxonl aad Aate n al s..-,
thru with the reach OF I'll lxhcis Ia. s9c /, nee
The FE6ftssiJn we.l AnoNt = ID suca ~ pf:ntrmr,t.
cf the S"EaAeh Se< piuea Pains Ia the Baex sa Lotua
Co<4lsepeae F2n ard sosE ht wao body frea
sutden ecd, n stequxn.lr If ntrrct<d eTd ii ias
eoste Of EsveF. Lesssf Ap7a H. Gteaene sen'st!n
Gold nTer ht bFy- Kesi N+Ata1hr weight in
iae Hi A. lseanrs,ory Dse.se: Wo.ns In ch:las:a
or sdut Hheun1fsrl. great Purifier Of the Blood and
many dlseAs<s t. which dssh ID hetr numerous to men.
ton in this advertisement. lose, to5.
Price Three Dimes.
Tho Liver Inv eatar and Family C,hast.o Ps ars re-
tSt hy DroSK.ss generally, und sold who:esaia by tta
TEads Ia III the Large torn.
ST. ". SANFORD. u. D.,
aa' tnl Manufactured Proprietor ~ E:oAd~ ~. ny
, 1859-10-17

SANFORD'S LIVER INVIG0.


NVF0E 09U11ItAf9N,
Ah tcTponoted e2lre!y kon- Duma I'D II.
II eata ollAhad fAet 9lAIdA14 Naitn. keec:st
u !hat hare u.ed It, aae i Aus ",t saa p
It k2s euye3 thuu: xsta Z ;fn,,n,. MI.-t
within the Last two ,sary = mer TSnn;e0s; Stu. .
who hat given up iii kot~rI ? - Dun:s Senn Ufsea'e
Of se.tf. the nnml3cul Hs.,rnt suas aszatsh.
unsolicited certificates hi Ire s.sn.s,. col
my possession show. E !hua Cknt,s s+ptt1a Nor.
The do.s be aiapt&I| 2 tGl.tsrnt. t:aaasae'
20 sts t&Hp tanent Of The = .1t Wr,x,s..Nee, ~
isIisau1 taking IT, AEcl IL u,aa .,r :. ,t "a! KAY
Met In sueh QH tnute.AAtr Q,L,uary F,miT IL - -
SeI,5 - ~ ~ - Il VI: care SICK nKt 3.
49, 30 es14 ~ o1 your ACNE tss ihcurA1 d. e,.,
- ~ H. xqe r." 4; tntI = tsanS> Ia tve1ty mlapt.s
S:R ~ Ts ~ - iS1l = ~" CT 'hEee Re. g:1tn.
e.,tI a0tA. Ahu II wlH u1Aetaken II caprtr,s
llous Attack, Des< <ep&1aJ =
Al vhn ussnE .ss < virx testimony in II. 4vo
y Nix Wa&iE IN taa aluria Wal fha Inr'
swallow btth tox@hss. so'N'es' a'
, 1859-10-17

NOTICE TO DEAL
IN ERs.
J, q. LAW x CO.,
OF Chicago H. ake this method Of norEEx th& trade
tast h<y ksys ths
their
Strengthening and Packing House,
Formerly By N,ore Severu& Co.. e!tJ and
are ready orders fnf any that My b.
Lssir.d ttsr Of Ptk III" capacities ofth horss
such th3I they will te 1ae 10 s.au-hteE an
klrd per ay, sui ii tfea:tle md he7d uf hogs.
All work xArra1te1 to fve satisfaction. britE deter.
nael to aihcre a1cHJ khs tun:u$aIon b1stntss In
paeAlt they hup- esv. ueerz ahare RI PATRONAGE.
John S taeEs 'RaY 7uta1rtled aSet for the trans
aetI3n aay ID al conuscttt With the concern,
any tads with him will b duly honoe-
sANL fAyORirE, j. LAW.
Dayton, 1natan1. Chicago Illinois.
S,n
, 1859-10-17
U0=l1artnersblp Ngtlcrs.

NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION
~ TIT co-P1nnerhEp heretofore existing between
Charles rtas. Sen. Of Cincinnati ohio, asd Henry "
nt1ess nitaxo lis. under tic ds. stj Il
". 1ttes, ch.. has teeu tba Gay tStptsmter eta.
nur.s assumes al TIC !naehenes, Of Sid arn. and .
authorized eCttle III ef a6aI:% Of every
Kind Whatsoever CHAKLE~ ASDKE$S
HENRY II. ASUKESS.
will continue the Paper lIans!n9s and Window Shade
tu=lnes In ny nur. !: thu old established st2ad
No. 81 Randolph AtEevt, - htIssofore.
seI6a3.33m II. II. AEpEES9.
, 1859-10-17

CSO PREMIUM.-'The Commit
GJJN} te hastcK f.e to a~7ri tue presuiuna oae..1
b. the Do1rt Il trle. far the he Tanning Mill for Farm
ee use tn .stas!ak AAt* fn,a what ~heh nEht he
l! it'd The ae afr nf the United Stae. Axcut1r4
Socstv hare dIel u have x1htatl a trial th4
x.sstou ot Munger r. N Thus.day t. i:sh d.y
H'tcseE. OF III flaming Mills thai purpose tL.i
oered for tr Al. vi awlni fur stictesafu. ote lhs
s5Te prem u my do;i1E+ tuYn4u ~ the nwnez
thereof certificate from thz Ecas1 Of Trxr ef awar
*ET4 cATAIN,
oea a5aQ4 IL Of thu E,atL If Tradc
, 1859-10-17
nj ORE TO BE ADMIRED
49, +1AT TIE
Il 1 II e ST dad DEM
Worn by Kings or Empcrors.

WHAT? WHY A BEAUTIFUL HEAD OF uA1K.
cause 18th: Ornament rsl Hrsslf pJY,;t%! fur nj
out t1e !:<aaeF GthuI3n t~ may 0luoal tver 70
IL te<h be Iho.e Of pe.r. u ht+tt of s ea1
~f1nx. the hair phtrel AUD hrv.lJ and DIV ~
*oes9 SILL II sps4uklr1 with &ay nature VII joss mnTs
ttan has h.r charms frf Woods lIAr Ee.so1 a;lVF Il
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70 - eEEaA colt: A~out las Line It al iu ,hs
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ap2;R9snn " yon - sr ktsar y. J.: saou ,xeoves-d
ao'tEna hue. IcoIAte' yuut Restorative tx.y won
deffnl i1ssnt.o quite "a. aeSus Is VI
/ an den III. -Four truly. :. THALBEN1.
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~sxks ago e't.e Of >pu- lr Rs-tps.Es 80
ave to nv VILE wf.e concluded tt1y her har rt,s
tAlnkin II tat time at you'll thu gr,r III ~
IA original color. but hsr we'll ~ nv su,Es ~
tt~ *esas tnal has ct1iaEncu wyur.nii 49, h
tufnaK ri tbs gray hsirs d.x bro VA nj rn y
heau'stynS Anu tlek ming u ha;z. IMFtIRy
.ssaes nf ~ to al ptTs"s n of
'A@8Se u neetf aas- cHAHLE@ CAhDEW.
NV YosK Juy :::h, ,ss;.
EouF Hair Restorative te!nz The ue.t ecari ~ tei
eve: SAM Snee uatr< your Hair Kesotxve mr h,ir.ns
.hsker* !heh wsre aIasI white h4se xYa.susr ernrT
dmk; AID NV fteI eun eat h1s uoc snltstsons
e or AZ o1Fud aud crnaTon Irrans
2esHoas who perspEs fEse,y. J. X 3if Nv HyA-
Q, J. WOOD CO. Prem!stors s,1 B-radv.v. x.w
York. tln be S-e.t Few fnfk Wire HauF Ess .sH
and ~ MARKET Atsesk. It Leuls M,
~ 9 sou oT III Saod onx4!'t+ aaa Fancy Gooa Deas.,
, 1859-10-17

4 RSON'S BRANCH

DACINE COLLEG-Racine Col
lrss, Nth a'gtr namhfr Of Pr1essor. thaa/ herr.
tnf.re anorllEE cent etuclhn1 fael.t now
opeu ths RECEPTION Of suisnta The Grammar school
@hese bnys Il eight Yeasa o1 and wards fEed for
Cotkxe eorgss, wilt he opened Sov. 1st octt-<wx