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WAsa1xezoz, .. G., Uet-sA as.9.
Our great panic is gradually subsding. and
there is . prospect that We shall soou forget the
terrible dangers which 70 lately enconpnssed
US. The cocx-And bull stories Of the last week
vera 10 ludicrous that our people generally arc
now laughing II them.
Ga Saturday evening the Republican assccia.
tion held special meeting. aud the attendance
did not Indicate that the threats Of the Stdtes
newspaper had frightened any body in Washing.
tor, II Was the largest and suost enthusiastic
meeting which hus been held for long time.
Resaluucns were passed coudemutug Browns
upon the Republicans Of Washington. und also
asserting stauuch Republican doctrines Is lai1
down in the Republican platform.
The Democratic Journals hele are Whistling
to keep their courage up respecting the organs-
xasion Of the House They assert very Graycly
and with considerable posltiyencss that Ar. Do-
cock, Of Virginia, is to be the Speaker OF the
House-that the arrangements are ull n&de,
etct., etc. This is all very well, but Nr. Bocock
dou't happen 10 hsve it in his power to CON-
mand msjoTity Of votes.
Wendell is working very hard to be printer,
and imagines that he is somehow to slip into
of{ice alongside Of FoEney. But after Wendelrs 5
conduct ia the Onion and bis III reputation 10
the jobbing business no sane Republican will
riye him a vote. AZ for Col Foruey, his own
Chance for being Clerk lies through the Repub-
iicans. BE could not get the Douglas vote in
Congress fol that position. Nr. Douglas grows
more and more cowardly every day, sud is x:
ceedinr|r anxious for restoration to his old
nositio1 in The party. He will give VI, anything
butbis sophisticaI argument on Popular soFer'
eirnty. Aware that to that alone he owes biz
Northern strength, he will not seliuqnish that
, 1859-10-29

Passages from the Saturday Press.
A M1tp SrccEs11oS.-Ac conflict having arisen
between President Buchanan and Governor
Wise IS to which shall have the honor Of bang
ing poor Brown, it Is respectfully suggested by
hish Intervening party that be be hung be-
tween the two.
Dowx1Sc's Description OF FAGE's VESrs.-
Beauty on tho balf.sheH-
TnE RISING GANE.-The ALL England Eferen
are ready 10 bet that il you bring toe.theE Ill
the cricketcrs in she world, they will 'ieven the
whole lump.
aporu1ex.-rueasy les the head without
crown.
Or Or TIE DErrHs-The human heart IS like
river; you never know what ia 1t the bottom
until yon "ri?e it up"
Tm1K KBLAcka1nps.-Fiitha avenue Deuaoe rats
GoLp.plGGkE's ErfrArH.-Dust to dust.
Yorxe New YoRx.-The farosite saluta.ion,
just now, Of our yeung men is: How's your
mcerscheum coloring:" while that Of cur
young ladies is: "Have Jon smoked your
Cuban I"
Tax SrArx or 1uE Sor1rEHx MAaKE1.-IFrom
our reporter at Harper's FerEy-l-Siggefs has
Tx.
T4E IRsErssss1B1E CoSTL1cr.--The coudict
between the " Powers that be-" and the Pow
ers that want to be"
Moro FOR TIE "SoFrs-"-The WAY of tho
trau.gressor is Enthusiastically Pttss, Oe:- ..
, 1859-10-29
Gox. Wise mud Gerrit Smith.

Some Of the newspapers are disposed to ecu.
sure Gov. Wise for expressing willingness to
lei Gcrrit Smith of with lecture. They probably
do uot overtate the atrocity OF Smiths offence,
hat they undcrTate the severity Of the pena.ty:
Ia those memorable renaion1 Of French wits
which took place il tue golden age Of France,
riTaIling ths immorssl meetings At the Mes-
maids and at wil's, volume ;19, Of % chapelan,s
literature that Barlow's Coluubiad does in
Amcrican-was regularly laid open On the table,
and if cue Of the company committed hlan-
Der. be was required 10 read fifteen or twenty
verses Of it. "a whole page. says Racine,
was sentence Of death -4hhough Gerrit
Smith is man Of intellect and Of culture. We
ars Tar from supposing that his .seus'bili:y to
dullncss is n acute IS that Of Racine or Doileau
Of MoIiere or LIS rontaine; but, then, in all the
refuemeuts Of cxqisite, excruciatang dullness,
what was Chapc1asn's epic to y lecture b Gov:
eruor Wise: There is certainly good ground
tor thinking that the complaints agans. the
Governors alleged lcnity hare bern made With
out due Observation-Disclosures journal,
, 1859-10-29
After Fred. Douglas.
tFrm ff,& Bu4s1t Exts1A1

The Rochester U<mocras OF yesterday says:
"Sone suspicious looking characters, Of
gentlemanly but official deneanor, have hecn
hanging about town for a day or two past: and
his supposed that their object i il listing listing
for explanations regarding the recent ena<utt
1t Harpcr's Ferry. 1t 70 happens, however,
that Mr. Douglass is out Of town. and bis pre-
sent whereabouts does not seem tobe generally
kn6wu. The strangers are said to be connected
with the United SIXTIES Aa1shals oihce-depu.
ties Of that gentlemen, in fact"
The New York Eutnia9 P0se also intimates
thas Fred has considered it necessary to disap-
near for time. lie was engaged to deliver his
lecture on "Se1f Made sfen" at Syracuse, last
FRIDAY evening, but was not forthcoming at the
appointed hour, which failnrc is ascribed to a
sudden departure for Canada We can hardly
believe Douglas has been 50 silly and savage
as TO involve himself in the mad scheme Of John
brown but still it is not impossible.
, 1859-10-29

Some OF Mr. .Dunbar'8 FlnAncfefinE.
i gentleman who risited the Auditors ofiee
YESTERDAY. found the following condition OF facts
10 exist ia re ard 10 two Of the currency ma
chimes Of this State:
Nicolie, County Bant--Has sso, ,ooe Of Circu-
l1tion on a security Of 10000 ot University
lar Of fancifut security:
Bauk Of the State-At St. Paul. has SIS 900
circuIatiou. on security Of Sl1 900 Minnesota
ner cent, aud 5000 University Bonds.or
dollar Of circulation for ertry nominal dollar Of
Tr. Dunbar thinks, however, F." it will al come
out ricbs." It's proposed to raise subscHp-
ton 70 take hi. photograph, As the 4lnnesota
"Model Financier" The precedent for this is
ths practice Of the police Office in New York
City.-S, Paul AinNeeotidH.
, 1859-10-29

The Eco d Italia Of October 20 has letter
from, Massa di Carrass, in the Duehy Of Nodena,
dated September eth, which relates the follow
ing incident:
i fact made public here list week, proves
more than ever that our cx- Duke {whose memo
~ all good Italians most heartily execrate) is
not asleep, but is at work preparing new mines
aad new dangers. with the hope VI sending dis
Of iae last few days hase exposed a subterra-
nesn excavation or ditch, extending under the
piszza Des1i Arauci, and intended to connect
the Ducai Ps!ace with the so-calied Buchesta !;
only few feet oftais suhterranean passage was
incomplete,
The Buchetta is = large drain Or sever, now
dry and empty, which received the wtter falling
ia the higher portions Of the town md conveyed
it TO the river about quarter Of mills distant.
It is evident that the excavation vas intended as
a means by which the satellites Of the Duke
might enter the epaiace without knowledge Of the
iubabltants, take possession Of it, seizs the arms
and munitions, and commence al stack which,
from its sudden and subtsrrznean breaking out,
would. probably. h.Fs roon d,isen our Peor
death-dealiug FraucisF-
, 1859-10-29
Hold the Scales Even.

If the Aholitionist Brown is to bc lung for
G!libustering in Virginia. Why should not the
Democrat Walker be executed for fi[1ibustering
III Nicaragua: Epon what principle Of justice
can the former be punished and the latter &C.
quilted: Why do tho Democrats thirst for the
blood Of Old Brown and 1arjsl on the pirate
Walker their czresses: Is it because the one
t!l,bustered to free s1aves and the other to en-
s!avo free mens Will some Democrat answer
, 1859-10-29

Our readers need not be told that We l.ayc
no sympathy with, no palllation for, the mad
uess Of old Brown. He has co.unittcd ,norla!
offence against the laws Of the sovereign State
into which lis arms were esrried and lie mu4t
abide the consequences Of his act They NIL,
be death, may be confinement in lunatic asy-
lum, NAV he conviction followed By . par
don. Whatever they arr, lie must meet them,
aud the condemnation Of all just-minded mcu.
But while VIC unqaaliaedly condemn him
aud his crazy endoayor, VIC sec no excuse for
tue indecent haste with which the c.livalry Of
the country about Harper's Ferry, arc hurry
ing him to trial, sentence and DEATH
He is prisoner, without friends, Ill
strange place, among al excited
and rcvengefil people whom lie has
wrongcd, be has only tic counsel whom llIc
Court has assigned him, he is wounded aud
helpless, lis companions have been shot down
or are in cllaius, and surrounded BY troops Of
armed men and By The officers Of the law, he
caunot hopa for rescue. He has asked, though
proudly and ns man still entitled to an Oh
servance Of the forms Of justice, for but two
or three days delay, until counsel Of lis choice
caureach the place Of trial, until lis wounds
enable linn to confront lis enemies, until IT.
20, .+sra o-oct o.d ,,o ,,o,rd s., ,,;s ,,,,, l..
- o'0o~ e'e~' ~ ~ N'~"t' - '''' y" - us
f.nse. These are but reasonable requests, and
ought, for the honor Of tho criminal jurispr,-
dence Of VIRGINIA and for the yiadcatipn of
boasted magnauimity Of tho chiya]ry, to have
bccn granted. Tho terms in which his de-
l1aad was made should have shamed thu
Court into compliance. He said:
Eirqiia;an.; did not ask for apy quarter at
the ts1uc Was taken. did not ask u hare my
ssndsred ,e is ns.np.rcs " s ~, o. shor1j
kuve f1ir trial; hut under no e4rcum<tanos
ssnastser @I ,a cs oosx 70 @a1e 'a~ ;. ss.a.
ment. without ,h,. mockcrr Of q trial, have
lad no counsel ! have not been aole to ads'sc
ings Of nv fellow.prisopers. aud an utterly uu.
able to attend IN aoy way 10 ny own defence.
sni.;rrnt a,tnnc ;.nnror;nr ha.a ~. - 1,,; -.
eating circumstances that would urge in our
ar. u ~ a4s a,caa .a' !; " aoSea Us. ~.
1or execusion--you might spare yourselves thai
i1ono1e' ! ~ hm scnuy aos my 1ase' ! 90 not ask
sult-noth;ug but hat which conscience s;xrs
or eowardicr would drive you 70 practice. ! ask
ga.n -, ~ oros oe tnns ha, tss ausc;. 1s1a y;
Ibis e1a,aina,i1n il. / do moi know what Is t.,
bs Tho benefit q It to the Common*eslsh. !
nv mi b. foo,ishly ;nss1iad oniv AZ cornra1r
b. fnIf S7tn fhuS+
, 1859-10-29

Ef- The terrible H. Clay Pate has written u
"thra.hed one coward who said be {Pate) sur.
rendered to Brown at OssaKatomie, Kansas.
and is able to do the sams thing again. The
ability to thrash a coward is IL, it will he OBJ
served, claimed By Capt. Pate. Hs certsinly
was unable to tbresh Old Brown Perhaps, Is
be did not surrender to Brown, he will state
left WestpoTt, No., at the lead Of company
OF mounted volunteers to capture Brown. He
was mounted upon finc horse, aud wore L
sword hy his side. He returned without his
sword, mounted on scraxny little jackass. If
be didn't surrender, what did be do7-Ciaea-
odti Commercial.
, 1859-10-29

We learn BY prlvste SOURCES, that Hon
Hiraa, Gri.wold, well known and able mem
her Q! tue Cleveland Bar, left Ohio, i day or
Two since, for Cbarlcstown. Va, where he will
nc: as counsel for Brown. He went in com
rliahcc with Browns request to Mr.. Tilden
urged in r letter which VIC publish in another
column. Ar. Griswold is a learned and elo-
quent adsocate. but be goes On a hopeless mig
sion. That Court will lang the prisoner be-
fore le arrives, il he does not make unus':s;ri,
haste.
, 1859-10-29


The ST. Paul n7aa<sotian gives the following
account Of scene in an election district in one
Of the upper counties of that State:
We understand that Mr. Scelye. Of Little
Falls. deputed by the Republicans to intend at
Leach Lake md watch the polls there, arrived
near the house Of Truman Warren, T. $. Chip
pewa Interpreter, the day before election, His
mission was soon understood, end some benero.
Ieat Democrat the cvenins before came and
yery kindly advised him to 70 away, Is threats
we're made of inalcting personal violence and
indignity upon him, through the Pil'ager Indi-
ans, who were under the control Of the Z. 5.
Interpreter.
Mr.. SeeIye replied, substantially, that the
Republicans all over the State we're fighting
the white Iilfagers. and be should not shrink
from facing the red williams of the same stipc,
then aud tbereabouts.
Finding he could not be scared awar, the
Democratic white uua mixed rasca1s, intent on
tile commission Of their scoundreiisn1, next tried
by trick to Grade his vigilance.
On election morning, all the motions to orga-
ni1e an election poll were duly gone through
with under bis eyes; but no votes appeared TO
be polling which be though: wns na.ura! us
there were few or no legal ones to be polled:
But somehow. after while It leaked out that
smother poll had been opened about mile dis
tant C) ut which the pllaser lndlanswere voted
in a body!
He hastened to the scene Of action, and ascer-
tained that prior to ten O'Clock, over 1uo full
blooded, ftIil.ctoute1 aud moccasin Chippewa
Indians Of the Piliaser Band had been voted,
all for the Democratic ticket, Of course.
When he reached there, however, the voting
suddenly stopped-she Indians went u, and no
more voteJ were polied.
Is not such a state OF facts dissracefnl- This
Leach Lake precinct, be it remembered. Is the
one especially created By proclamation Of Mr..
Sib1ey and advertised in The Pioat<r two or
three weeks prlor to the election.
1twas doubtless from such voting and such
rascality u. this that Ar. Becker stilf liked sue
ceediuc, after every honest man had giren it up
against him, on hearing from the settled poT-
tions Of The Stats. Nr. T., no doubt, ta<sc that
the "pi!lagers' were coming down for him in
body!
Doubtless, also, it Mr. Seelye bad no. been
present, IRE or ten times ~ many more
would hare been returned for the roracious
George!
OF piece with this Leeeh Lake report Of re-
turns is ,he one from Rcd Lake, where not si1
voters reside-yet IL rotes for Becker are re-
ported TO hare been cast.
, 1859-10-29

The veteran travtler, Kohl, is engaged
upon 8 new hook, The result Of his wanderings
in North America, particularly in the country
round Like Superior. It is to be published
early in November, under the title Of" Hitehi-
G;ui"
, 1859-10-29

Patrick Maude The Murderer, Sentence
ed TO Dea1a--Extranrdtnas speech
II Court--Tae crlm1uni's Prayer for
Vengeance.
{F1o:a the Newark Mercury, Uet.5
Yesterday morning at the hour for the open
ing of the Court large crowd, including
number OF ladies', thrnu.ed the Court room,
and remained until o'clock, when Patrick
Maude, who murdered his sister, Was placed at
the bar to receiye his sentence. The Court
asked NauGe If he had my thing to say why
sentaBce should not be pronounced against
hrn.
Maude replied:
Though it will make little difference what
say. will speak. frr Ibis is an execution: or
rn hR IT, " fna
my damned wife, and others: This is What
caused my first assault on my yillianous wife. She
and Courtlaudt Parker made the trick against
me !: he was Pharoah. md now wants to make
NC Pontius PLATE. An inquisition was held
on ne by Parker and Father Cullen; ! am tor
tured By wi,chcraft from my damned family.
| Ill the insane maniacs in asylums are made so
| by witchcraft.
I'm ask no pardon, will except none from
Governor or President. I've done no wrong;
what did was in sesfdefence. was brought
here before for the first offence in my life. l
| plead guilty, but got no mercy; was sent to
| prison rs IN insane man, for life. l say here
| I'm not Insane You may execute me bat In,
not insane. Charley Clifford was my counsel,
but he, while addressing the jury received
something on bis back, which made him say to
the Jury, he must bc executed, be must be
convicse.i' AL ask is that my body may not
be given 10 my relatives, for they are devils ;
aor to the doctors for dissection. In passing
sentence do not pray for me pray to Heaven
for vengeance. Now pass your sentence"
Judge Ogden then proceeded to deliver the
sentence Of death:
Maude during part Of the time looked intentis
at the Judge, but toward the latter part sat
upon the railing Of the dock, turning his head
away. and exhibiting carelcss, unconcerued
manner, swinging one foot, DC. He frequently
interrupted Judge Ogden By the following ex'
press1ons s hope II is the last t,me." The
sentepce is a vcry welcome one to me-" ~
, 1859-10-29

- The charge Of judge is often hard to
stand; that Of soldi;r harder st3il; that OF
, 1859-10-29
THE RIVER DIFFICULTY.

q on. 4. Lincoln, in private letter to gell-
tlenan Of this city, says:
II am greatly shock ked ty the late attempt Of
OsawatonIic Brown; Int do not believe that
the Democracy will be ub!e to cross tho river Of
their difficulties at Harper's Ferry"
, 1859-10-29

Hon. Thomas Corwin il annou need to de-
liver lecture at the Plymouth Church, Brook
I'm. On the o9th November,
, 1859-10-29

:% Dr.. Lu,her, on the asd ult, at Blk, near
Dusseldorf. discovered the 6ftJ-seventh OF the
asteroids, between Mars and Jupiter.
, 1859-10-29

The Fatley E1ade, Democratic paper pub
1ished ut Paris. Edgar Co., ILL.,, says that Capt.
John E. Cook, one Of the Hasper's Ferry insur-
rectionists, is u brothcr-in:law Of Cor. Willard,
Of Indiana,-also That the Hon. D. ". yoor.
lees, Of Terre lIautc, las been engaged to de-
fend him.
4 DouGurAcE--Thc editors Of the Tins arc
tic worst pro.slnscry fanatics in the State of
Illinois. A great virgiuian, (John Rando1ph)
said Of sucll men-roiuting his long bony finger
ut Doughface:
"Sir, envy neither the 1,eart nor the head oi
that MIN from the North, who comes here to
defend slavery on principle
, 1859-10-29

~ The poorest coward In the world may ayuid
shaking il bis shoes By wearing boots or going
barefooted.
, 1859-10-29

X ENOSHA WATER CCrE.-
~. IT, instns.on !. stu.ted II of,te p!eanl<4
- 9ssn ~ u f IT. seeepoa e r..t,.
psita wt1a sPsa.1 at taA son vater Ere.y a:tent5a
= Gssa 70 otasfa:ors cf parents. E.r pat.:ea.. a:i
e1@eoizAs 1dAfe1A E.F FENSQfEE, PropettH
~ II. 7. .sEEIiE. Fhy .ielln.
A&2odnA. H.s Nay q, l55t. GFSy;:l
, 1859-10-29
CANFORD'S LIVER NF1GO-
/ HATnH

II I. compounded entirely from Guns, and has heo@r
established fact, Sa1d1t Nedrlpe, known aod ap-'
proved hy al thas Lave nxI It, = now fcaoH*d 70 WA
confidence In al 11tase4 fot which It Is TSeounsAde4
1t has eurxd lhetr ay,ls .: Chrntc ptaf1hoA, sum
Within the ias1 Years net EumpiasntA. Dysentt-
who hal given up nj hopt& n. DFupss. Sour SmAee.
Of relief. The nrmttoN< Haetual CUstStneass Cot
unsolicited certificates h : lc Gho'efz, Cholera Nor.
my poa.t.stou show. = hEs Choiera luf7ntutu.
Tie b adapted. tlatulrust. JauLdte Fe
TO lhd trnp Of thx We1kness-A Ind may
hd!y !du3i taking it, aud .r used 41cex-afuly
u.r 10 ..c at4 aatitfcsasfa - ttrary Family M-teiEe-
.act kcaty the Bowels - II vii: eurs SIC FAD
Lat tAs dtfa e. of your ACHE. ths tboufAnds can
Judgment guide H. .sufy III lwenty rnihu1es.
use u The LIVER IyH{ :. II twu Or three Teaspoon
tuRATuR, and Il will - fu!s arc taken II commences
cure Liver Cnmplau.s. Bill - msn! u atsek-
IoEs Attacks, Dx.2<1>s,, -
All Who using giving testimony n its GAref
Mig W,tes IN The month VITA the lnr'Eurs&ofs aa1
swallow boh together.
, 1859-10-29
MURDERS ON THE PLAINS.
EMfErAAf Trafa FTund<rsd-.Four Bodffs
Dtseorertd--Emfsraas Shof Brad.
Correspondence OF the Ltareaxo7th TiEes.J
BEAcK KVAiIIY, Ea1ta Fe Road. Oet IL l5.a

Correspondence OF the Le1reaFo7th TtDes1
BE4enVAIl1E, sa1ta Fe Road. Oct. 10 ls=a,
The mail from the West arrived hers this
morning, bringing the news Of another horrible
massacre by the Indians. The mall men found
the bodies Of four persons-three meu and one
unl acalped, lying by the
road side. Around them lay scattered fereFal
letters, but as they were written il French no
one in the party could read them, and it still re-
mains to be asce1tained who they were OF where
they we're from. Eeside the body Of the woman
sat dog. watching eagerly her face, Us II TO
catch smile CT word Of recognition. Encircling
his neck was n neat collar bearing the name Of
- uaase."
The officer in command Of the escort that &C.
companied the mail, took the dog bs force
away from the p'ace where they had buried the
dead, and was bringing him in With the inten-
ton Of keeping him. sat wien they had pro;
ceeded about twenty-five miles be escaped and
started back towards the place from whence he
had been taken. When the mail ugain passed.,
the faithful creature lay dead on the grnre Of
his n,istsess. The troops took charge Of the
wagon aud the goods that were left, and will
take them to Fort Riley
P. S.-Since writing the above hare heard
Of still! another murder. The murdered man
was coming in With ssnatt party that were re-
turning from, the Peak. lie was riding about i
quarter Of mile in advance Of the wagons
when his party heard terrible shrek. This
makes eleven persons that have been 1nurdered
within short time bv these terrible red men.
, 1859-10-29
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The constantly !arrtassg Lxrn Compounded from
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hAye inr .i.ec PILLS table Extracts, which 1et
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Tie Live. Inv'soraior and Family cesaastle Pills ere r
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, 1859-10-29
Dr1, Goods.


Raglans, Bournons, &C.
We ARE NOW MAHUrAcRuRE0
@ T. q a 4 =,
AND LADIES' FALL AID WINTER
OUTSIDE GARMENTS,
f every dese3.ptos exten.lvtty-a made in the very bt
manner frun tas Latest r P4ria ssytes, III a
vheh we ast selling At
E.rTREYELY Low PRICES.
Much ls.. than en- BE- bought else~tee In b. city, We
Lave now il atore outinpoisai!ons os
ELEGANT PARIS CL0AKS.
Cloaks OF Every DeAer1puon,
Class CRY RETAIL ThADE-
H.sins determined to make clo.ks. psonasnt 1rats:
HeEs
At prices that eaInot Be competed With.
Cloaks aud Garments Made to Order.
". NJ. ROSS & CO.,
167 \ Als3.,...,.LakaS Stseet.-. .. .......1S7 1s9
|T.R1MM1N Gs, coRsETs'
umBRo1DuR1ua,
HOSIERY, GLOVES, SKIRTS,
UNDER GARMENTS.
Cash .J0bbi,,S and Retail {.
"A. GRAVES,
70 LAKE STREET. rs
| wehave Jus. opened complete stock Of
Ladies' Dress l. Cloak Trimmings,
SHAWL BORDERS. ETC.
E1HRorDERIEs AND LACEs,
OF al Kinda Including dee lot Of French and Scotch ses
Rots Bands ESe.ss lnl'4.on nd Raj rhfs.4 's'''
A1.1ke1ut Of
FRENCH AND CEeAAH C0RsEs,
fa,. :ne ef the wotsn" nas +" I'D -Settsl B''a'
/ op Sk!rs-1:c time hest st}ies in the market.
Afatl assortment Of Ladies, Csut,. anI Ch1ltzsn's
UNDER GARMENTS,
In silk, Netsno and Calhmese. The best s'yles Of
HOSIERY, GAUNTLETS, AND GLOVES
1re:ua.us ALExASDERs KIDS
Afew the novelties IN the best Manufactured
| WOODEN Goods,
such =, The PRINCESS CAPE, suAwLs, soSTAGs,
| TALAA CAPE$. &C.. &c.
Anex9uIss little lot Of PATTY FANS a;41I M HAVE Ok
| YARNS. THREADS. BINDINGS. and
SM ALL WARES.
! Weare Offering Ctr stuck on the
Most Favorable Terms for Cash.
Wehzyetaken great palms tn make each department
7leie tn seif, and eSptct:ullS ask i'll e1alnaaton
~ B-Qur Whu.e&tlr Stock of Double. sinkx. Split
aud SAsilaad Wools Is complete ard pEfceslo~-
a. CIR AV Z s.
SUCCESSOR 70 Z. 7. ATklSsoS.)
t78 Lake Street, Chicago. II
! se- -lSH IN
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