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-@rSS WELLS, FARGO & CO.,
-S@!saEsNEW YORK AND CALIFORNIA EXPREss
AND EXCHANGE COMPANY
JOINT Stock COmpany-Capital... S6OOOOO
D.. =. OFPIcE-2 BROADWAY New YORK
boston Once san Fran. Office Phil. Office
81 and 40 Court Montgomery 400 Chestnut 1t
Square. and California stS
Agents for P. C. Bambslier K Co, Island of Cuba FIX
press. - $3.50 $50
t&PRESS to California, Sandwich Islands, Oregon and
5th and 10th OF EACH MONTH-Express to Havana by
all regular steamers. ~
Goods must he accompanied by invoices.
EAGHANGES on California, Oregon, Sandwich Island.
and Havana, in sums to suit
Agents in Baltimore
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al FOR THE SOUTH

al FOR THE SOUTH
FIX RIE a3a B Ff9M HEE YORK. PHnADEL
~ ShtPESf fEALAG hyr N&,I NGNf
SPRING S$$h 4E3 s ASR Ii" A fRHEhEAA
BAY LINE p1 BsSSfRf sfEH65p HY3K IL RAILROAD
The Schedule being arranged hat the ayce subject
NEW T2R$ y y S% IfffS :f% NC
From New York to Wilmington, y. c. sl8 90
PhiladA to NW$i5a5%""; {% e, a. 80
No siaTil and n 70 Portsmouth, Va 70 70 g
:. Baltimore to Wilmington, \ G., a. u 81 81
Norfolk and nd Portsmouth R,i Va. s @S
between tb b5oi ana hfir baggage conveyedee IF charge
on a6ss s sgs by this Line enjoy comfortable nights rest
RT1CTLAR Passssnsess it4 from New York
on Shff Se fa TO B Bs a We cg from whence clicked
far South as Augusta Ga " anu 'i0' thence 10 points
For further information and Through Tickets (Which are
6se 5 S SE% 36K At the
foot Cortland street In FL EI.Ff lka a 9e C 6G
pT b T nGe corner Of sixth and Chestnut streets or
MORE at the the Office Baltimore Packet Company foot
The and beautiful steamer 5S 2o1i5 4SE Of so tons
repee with every comfort and convenience has
the eadd steamers + " GaG now T mRR2 nse Gf
passed state room and Sr Sap jas Cannon having
The Norfolk Bay Line steamers viii leave tho Gamma
ny ~ wharf. Union DOCK, FOOT OF CONCORD STREET
nJ-AT 5 O'CLOCK, P M,.SI
pr Immediately after the arrival of the ETpr,ys Tyyj1
?. NJ ' ' ih'due'P'd at l-14
The following is the Schedule:
LEAVE.
HeM Gk' at o'clock, MRort;mouth ~ ocI1 A. Nj
Baltimore o." P NJ Wilmington at az F NJ
t2r Augusta Charleston and the South, via the Manches
ter Railroad, finished " 0''e7
Passengers for Richmond and Petersburg or any obe,
points on the james River, with James River hnats
early next morning after leaving Baltimore ~
~ Passengers for Edenton, Plymouth, Nevbarn Wash
m&to, Nedo Goldshoro, Beaufort, Warsaw Raleigh and
Wilmington, \, C., will find most pleasant direct and
az beg itipn lo4 I. ,e,, VI. y. FALLS,
tiT.
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CHEESES.
kinds and best quality
FRENCH PEAS, MUSHROOMS, TRUFFLES, MEATS,
and SOUPS, Theoretically sealed; PATE DE Fol GRAS,
small size.
a large assortment of FOREIGN and DOMESTIC COR
lAS and hne GROCERIES OF every descriptions, for sale
by GEO HOfLINS,
II n Charles street,
myl2H corner of Fayette
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geqal aOtitts.

THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT THE SUB
4 Scriber has obtained from the Orphans Court of Bat
more city, letters Of ministrton the estate of Angus
IUS SCHROEDER, deceased. All persons having claims
against the said deceased hereby warned exhibit the
same with the vouchers thereof to the subscriber
lore the 9th day of July, 1852 they may otherwise by law
he excluded from all the benefit Of the said estate All per
sons indebted to said estate hereby requested make
Immediate payment Given under my hand this 9th day of
January, 1850 CAROLINE SCHROEDER,
la2.j-awiwF Adn,iuiStr,triv
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Scrber has obtained from the Orphans Court of Bati-
city letters of admins rltion, estate of AARON
JAGkSoN deceased All persons having claims against
sad deceased hereby warned exhibit same with
the vouchers thereof to the subscriber 2
day of uy, 1888 they otherwise by law excluded
from all benefit of the said All persons indebted to
said estate are hereby requested make immediate
Glven under hand this 9th daY of January, 1852
FREDERICK W. BRUNE, JR,
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2,
- - SCHNEIDER.
N THE CIRCUIT COURT OF BALTIMORE
Lofty JANUARY 18Th lS5a-Ordered that the sale made
anu reported BY Nander Wolff Trustee sale of the
eSeoid estate of Henry Schneider he ratified and confirmed
unless cause to the contrary thereof on or before
e list day OF February provided COPY of this or
DER be published in some daily newspaper printed in the
Gi oil Bamore once IN each of three successive weeks
before the said 2lst day of February next
The Report states the amount of sale to be s425
WM GEO. KREBS
ja2f- law3w " " t'iar,,
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Received per steamers and for sale by
~ JACOB HEALD CO.,
nZI-u No, SIS S CAY street
I EAT TOBACCO.
IL $50 bales Havanna Tobacco very fine.
Just received and for sale by
JACOB HEAD CO,
nZi-u No IS s. Gay street
, 1859-08-26

On Saturday night last, Al Portland, below
Lou;sriile, Ryall B. WILCOX, mate of the steam
er r. S. Nelson, got oo . drunk, whipped the
cook, cut the steward With knife, and then
went ont o. the stage plank, snA esathing hold
Of youth, Ephraim Fowler, who had been a.
tracted ahithef BY the noise, struck him blow
with the ksife, dividing his moss and splitting
the eye-ba1I. OF eourse the poor fellows sight
wss e1tinguished hopelessly forever.
Tho police went on board 70 arrest Wilcox,
who refused to surrender, and made fight with
bis knife, when the officer fred. The ball took
effect, but the desperate fellow recklessly
jumped into the riveT, 3nd swam to the Wheel
house Of another boat, when be WAS secnred.
As the officer was taking him up the bank,
the indignant and excited crswd, exasperated
n the f1endish outrage on Fowler, offered him
weapons and told him to kill Wlcox-Fowler
refused them, but the covardly desperAdo iear-
ing SUMMARY justice, said, in piteous tooes, be
"hoped they would Mt let = dying man be kill
ed He is in the Marine Hospital, snd will
doubtless die. The bail entered the left side,
and, ranging up, probably lodged in the lung.
Wilcox il I de4Pcrsts character, and Is fug1-
tire from Justice from Switzerland county, Ind,
(of which county he il nstive) where be stole
horse. 1t is also stated that be chopped off
the head of = man in Texas, and fed to esczpe
lynch 1ax.-LQuistiA Lpuru
, 1859-08-26

The Pope has sent large bundle Of curses to
England 4fter workman. escaped from bis
alum manufactory, and who revealed some Of
the secrets Of the art. The form Of excom-
munication curses the poor mechanic in his
basket and in his store, not only in eating,
drinking, and being hungry md thirsty, but in
sleeping, in walking, working, standing. rest
ing; not only in the power Of his body, but in
Ill his members. in the ha,r Of his hea ID, tenn
pies, forehead, ears, eyebrows, cheeks, jaw
bones, nostri!s, foreteeth, aad grinders; in lips,
throat, shoulders, wrists, arms, hands, veins,
groins. thighs hips, knees, Legs, joinu. and
nails. Nying and dying" The Pope attaches
so curse this poar fellow from The crown m Il lis
head 10 the sole Of his foot; and lest bis own
influence is not enough, be calls into his aid
St. Michael, St. John. St. Peter, St. Paul, St.
Andrew, and whole company Of martyrs and
coufessors, "from the beginning Of the world
to everlasting .ges." The st1ingency Of this
bull savofs Of alum works.
, 1859-08-26
g EllIN AIRY FOR YOUNG

-
Rev. Batter L!cA!nst}u. y. D., azt DsIEafers, fyoEa
Boston, will upea frst cla seminary for uuat LAea
the it1 VI September Ee1t, II LA8t Forest ILL., t1t
seat Of Lind Cn!v ert.y.
The sntirt responsibility instruction viii d<sose rp7u
the Nsss k..spn etucn14t II the tr<t E.st
Institutions, t4ye ka4 -1Ie1sence in taxnK Tht
s.nty wll comprise te vaIous branches solid
aat oruaroe~t It accomplished !tt1.e e.ucat;on
lnlt<i II youEk i+ies will te EceeiEti ato the
family zcd have in al ns?eet careful ana ind Fn2es
scr ktaoeaA, Wisconsin. Esry 7npcaiian Is teaiIte
iFsuEa Eev. Ur. Kirk, 1t Boston-l
Understanding ii. A..sts Dickinson lnie1l Opening
sehool OF Tie af.t c.aa LAKE great pleasure il enfatu
lalk the ctz-ES Vt tAio aAt Ti.E} Oh tad acquisition
Ct suck educational influence 10 sA.ur1
genuine rtety, and refinement The ad CT this
family zJ all the a1tAzucLtS And Accomplishments
s7ry IL co1ducs SCHOOL u the Highest eha.7cter.
Boston ia35 EoVAD n. XIX.
ltrra Fey. DR.. Patterson. of Chieseo.j
1tare leen acquainted viii Ir. Dckla+ Aul hi fa1l-
Is fur u1a1y y-lr4 atd knowing lhe tep1tA:ou Of the
Ni4%s bick;zsaa atA OF sor euture and atias
meEsA aa fal tcacAeea ttel assured thai they
vii give tAe lest szttun to the PIT Of their sen
pa.v fur Young htteA. i. ". PA-1E1sox.
Ch.caxu JULY -, la. e3&.tSD
, 1859-08-26
kegal aooertlseulents.


O1klVATEEc NALE-N here
~ ~ 90 .ar ::h saY e A.-h. 4 = 1s' t;esre I,
s.i Geotze e. 70 seears the payment o certain f,n!.tE
Sos*s taeIsin sfess. eAxe1ioA ta<iI certain M9rx~se
vtlo~ of The !le Cbatts u Whitney thereby mortx;nt
the tAld CA,k the fbo~7n paTce srA and
..ttFs. = - ,srfeoa t. vTss uIsi. :ta T. 'l1'<. ~
of noi heH< tht psts of The sou'tr1t quuer Of SEC
ton 81, in 1owashp - Nunh Ut Range Il rast i1nk
ess: a.tsr q ses'!so II = Tosn.h asi M K4nxv Leg,
aa.nAd; the ve-s halt of >eet!en > u, Township
.f.s.ld: d. a.nh1sst sa.ltr ~ he s..st !! =
.frta4 Asn e&sta!a La.e for term Ut s1ctsy yeaFs
far lAt VI the sousbea1s q7Arter Il @eston g. atot~
spses yn< Immediately upun the souh Ride It the Ill
aat Mtcs!.n C4asI: :eas m2dr ~ tn- Trustees sa
q7arer ton q, ID ro.a4hp - Hang II Ior E,-d.
kr eSal tile Zee u sai prrsa beng In James II.
sy t. nd Gvosrsc Whst1e1 "a o.h"s aodes ,Ae tr+
aol ondn. Of estaln Articles Of AktveaL ts1et AAy
~ - ri . sss usats G f. % q !bs @ t. nd I'd
p.faon- haTe hsen rceosded n The otea Of The he r
sef C.ok :oua1r afarrsaso Il and which Morsxzkt
A"tsss~s Paxe ~ to which .s:1 naftaRe
seeLrli heivhJ N de for full sp-ddeou OF 4. tit
ttsnls the1enf.
in!, 4h traA BY The prn..snus Of aid raonx,x+ s
rr.-d that tt.au. Be rad- In th. payment IT te aotc
spe1et sd uasE1E,ke Public sale alEht tc 1saie Ut
Il r al: u The payneat II nj ous Il "a no, a ~
tu is u Of the aan.e AAoold na1edI4ely n. tae.
- s,~. a.1s r.su1ed I'd " IN jesuit - ~
s+l:ofs Az cs'ocefaed:
p;;s .sfa III eel.e a M etsy & III sa thr
Jay ct s.F*eases H. u n,ns esaoss ~ ~
e.,t fa e..h. y ,h@ noh door Il to Cyurt Ha. a
tho Of Ehaen NJ OF E At~ve !n ssvais n the Er
L. ~sett.ed such par and interest ern
may "a ntce--a,y to AXE The due In L
BYAoN v. tLARk, Aprxasrs a T,ak.
CLtcsxo. asx19t In. 1s5a au.ss.1lsM
, 1859-08-26
The D19AfMAm en4 Wh tc1A In not OI11l
3RnENts

mament.
The Emperor Of the French having, accord
ing. to his own showing, patched up q pence
with the Emperor Of Austria, it is now proposed
By England that ill parties disarm--a sueges-
tion perfectly suited to the case, Is it appears
above the surface. This proposition is appar-
cnur acquiesced in, and an order has emanated
from the French Emperor directing about
fourth Of his army aud mariners to return to
their hsmes On ,furlon9A, "that they may assist
the farmers in the labors Of the harvest" which
decision produced great satisfaction in England,
because the French military organization ena-
bles the Government to summon to their stand
ards at any day the entire fcrce Temporarily dis
missed; and secondly, because two hundred
millions Of francs are TO be expended in aug
menting with the utmost dispatch the steam
Der Of guns to that Of Eoglkud. In addition to
The incre2ae Of ships Of the line, there 10 be
completed in n few months seventy .6ve immense
transports, f6ve Of which are 10 be capable Of
accommodating each 900 men, J destined to con-
conyeyanee is not available! The desire to
allay Irritation is manifested By the speech Of
Lord L5ndhurst, On the necessity Of sufficient
national defenses. being translated into French
4nd distributed in every Eillaae and hamlet
especially among The soldiesy. with remarks to
inhame tho French; also from the singing On
the stage of the MArseilles theatre song de-
mapding var .ith England. which, together
with variety Of similar proceedings, could not
occur in the present condition Of France unless
they met with the entire appreciation Of tho
French Government -uniess, indeed, they ems-
mated from that Government.
10 these pacific proceedings Of the French
Emperor, his Imperial Majesty expects that the
Engliah viii respond By = cessation Of their
ehip. building, recruiting, drilling, casting Of
cannon. etc, etc. There does not, however,
appear 10 be either IN the people or the Govern
| ment Of England disposition to take the NJ
poleonic interpretation Of the Napolsonic dir
, 1859-08-26

D17rES BIZ A RArr1s-sxA1E.-In former times
twas quite common to be bitten BY ratslesnakes
in this country, but Of late years these reptiles
hare become so scarce, that little Or no precau-
ton is taken against them. They are occasion
ally seen, but very rarely 90 nny injury. Mr.
Harman Wartz Of Rockvale, however, WAS Bit
ten By one about o'clock on Friday evening
last. At the time be was about 1o0 rods from
his dwelling, in search Of his COWS and barefoot
ed. The reptile bit him about the instep, when
Mr.. Nartz Ut once started for the house, but
was unable to reach it, on account Of pain and
dizziness. His calls brought out bis family and
some Of tue neiighboss who INN ediately sent for
a apbysician. He il now recovering. Before
the arrival of medical assistance spurious H.
quor was freely administered to the bitten man,
Gnd We leRrn tnat Dr.. Potter Of his arrival gave
him a quart Of gin and several ounces of alcohol
to neurralize the poison. All this amount of H.
whatever. and doubtless saved his life.--0gl4
Eoruty Reporter.
, 1859-08-26
FERB0.e.AL .E.FD FQLTTIC&L.

The notorious "Sheriff Jones'" formerly of
Kansas, md Ar. Mowry, have purchased the
A-skonian, At Tucson. Ar. P. Herbert, the Cali
waiter at Washington, is to become the editor
Of the paper, which will continue to be Demo
cratic in politics.
The Hon. Edward Everett las been invited
to attend the State Fair at ATLANTA, Georgia, in
October. It is said TINT be will accept, and, we
presume, will avail himself of the opportunity
to dclive1 an oration, already prepared, on
George Washington.
Along the line Of The La Crosse Road, Il few
miles above Horizon, says the Milwaukee Nt1rs,
is sign-bosrd. on which is painted in laree let
ters, SO plain TINT be who runs mag read: -
"-3s both Of us arf 70 ID poor, do.t ran ortr
my caltLe. II. II. ELk1xs'
Rochester md Buffalo are becoming excited
on the ughs-ropc question, B:ondin being the
champion Of the Inter city, well as Of Niagara
Falls, and De Leave the .orncr. The Koclez-
ter papers dare Dondin to interfere with their
man, and the Niagara Falls Gazttt< retorts By
Saying that 4Blondiu was threatened with rio
lence by Rochester shoulder.hitters," when be
was there to see De Leare walk, md WAS in-
delted to some personal friends for safety"
The Philadelphia Journal says that one
Theodore Mcdonnell Price crossed the Susque-
hanna River last week, at Espy. on a tight-rope,
although smart breeze was blowing at the
time. The Distance traversed was ,e09 feet
time, 1a minutes.
Mr.. Spu1geon, the London preacher, has
recently received legacy under peculiar cir
cumstances. a lawyer called on him, and in.
formed him that Mrs. ", lately deceased, had
left him considerable amount By will The
reverend gentleman thought there must be some
mistake, as be knew no such person, but, on in
vestigation, learned thar it was fact lie went
saw the Indy in her coffin; be then recollected
her as being constant annoyance to him, many
years ago, in the Park Street Chapel, where she
had pew directly opposite to him. She never
spoke to him, but was continually watching him,
look wherever be would, till be was under the
| necessity Of speaking to some congregational
friends to persuade her to vacate her pew. From
,,3v 81 <t,te, tbo 1ondo, court c;7.uz7~
financial world has its signi6cancy. This po-
tent family has means of information not to be
attained By any other party-not even by the
very governments. and hpinr gifted with a dc.
gree of sbrcr rdoess ,urnas.ed hr nonr It; nre-
.rn.h1, .b,+ tb.,o ia eoma +s,,na.+ .bnoa ,i,;.h
, 1859-08-26
Greatness and Home.

II do not elss for greatness.
It Is ! thing thai lives fno much out Ct dno1;
TM anyWhere but hume you wilt hot Ind it
Oact H. wetk, In H. own hou+c III b7p|e9
With the family. EL.tek ct ally hour you choose,
Ant nat fo' + Eae 'I'es IN TN shty ~ End you
Ds such III oucs III Quest If IL. IT'S m eth
Since t4u5 txk meal from hnsne and tAa1
Nts w!th my brother. If he walks,
! walk s;Hg With lin u ehoos-: OF u stay
Behind. il Is race 'twi1t him and 1he the
He Promised ~ b. back ~ Ia. which Is frt-
And when le's back. amt ths t.,or shut ou hin,
! neves ih!nk Of any wor!d without
, 1859-08-26

~ u COOK. H8-9apfFof Coofs q Cl,ezkH = VT
ber Term i. D. 1.e2. GsoTse IL ke4 n 7~o1k* l.. @
shaI1 --Atf7chNnt. .L c}
Puhle Notaoa i hereby d.ea to tas ~ HeeTe 1:
Nar-haN that Hy!t Of Attachment :Meed oo1 o. - n
dc Of IL C7k II ~ ssptor Court 4 cse -
st1,h taJ Of Auxak- A. D.. Es. = tas ~ at.s !" cas
E1rrs IT, xaIaAaM kx ths Of ~ h9adsed aaa afsy
80 Iii m "a 1ttaykvo di1sEA - ~ ahezR
~ s:ooE es.u.tT FhlEA nd wit aAa heE1 nfu1AA xxs
euteI- = ~.-&.u .A.n
~ anJ sppeaE betlrs ths superior Cas At CAa&u,
oa e. efosr ths dAy Of ~ ssat tse1 siasssr1 y h
Xapts1 Il ss1aeznkz, 4 .. ls11 etvs 9seh hal I'D
etaI tas ssld aaton sfa b. sutszsd
81 mocA At ~ FaSnsF aieaf ~ y ms3 y 0oesssf to
as4sy u ssd aaa - ooAe gu b - y Aty tAs
N0t. -. KkA&A14k LINK.
ctk1en, AaQNk ~, ~ 0a$kA8
, 1859-08-26

Il Albert shernnt aud lane NaEA Ms v1 ef tl- t'sun.
~ of Hnnelsu. >lte " Limos lid execute u tr
sGned G<Fxfe K. Clark. II ChIeak" County u tp-<.
>tlt- Afpr-a:L. csr4.a tttd II tr,. o-atax :r lJ
- day VI ent<f \. D ld thr i-"t II
certn 2 nlry ntt. bearing tale The ,!.y -i.'t
year re,sId. The u ex hundred 'it.sts. sAa
nd deed duly sron l. the Rrr rerts ".
de Ut Win etaku tulnty. llnna- IN u.ok u NnrEaSn
r. paxe I6, and default has h~~1 thu
psysnt Of .s.d pFonlsoy n,ss ao4 sgpsea*tn having
ttn raa4e rxzl hotrs # said -ei .ha
pren1Is=s deed X nst ls.Ee.- Gs Tic ~, yc-es
tAtrein expressed.
Now th.rehr-. nt!ee = herrhy given thai kh%l
u-iay tbs ,oth tay # epfemb r. l. H. +s4 IN ucit-.%
the forenoon. II s nGh duof Ut tic touTt itoe,
thIt4 .foreHId n execution Ut the rep.
y <Al dr~I ii tr1A sell II public au:ton tzh~,t
aEltr fur r2h the premises sali de<t of tr.a
ahd described. and III right sai sulty IT redemption
A;tr:. >hs ari and jaus AAr hs wife thc:-4u tn I'll:
Lt sixteen ts}, In block tft+so 5t, .cnrlng The
p1 Of the tuxn Ut Dur1ed, Couuf noxtsxo Of
I.lus. GEOHliE (. CLAEh- Tr1a~r.
CAirAgo. July 3. l8H. ys IN ti&s
, 1859-08-26

AF1 deainse Of Morteaxe hs4az G.t4 shs ia, Of 1e-
cenber A. D. s57 e1eIu<t by A4a +. Fowsrx :ll Ertc-
{. fuwts7~ Of Belly Gerr. E.tn"s MorAxur K.c. FaY
Of Ch!cak, Illinois, Not- the ..ii NOR xaxa ~.
th- Ut tb4 OF hn.t7rd un u;-
Of lrn;:.a>n Snts *shtiunri IN 4A: alrrxr BEARING
iass ;hst-w!L And Faystb .hf months After tate
VIII Ate;ss = Tue sate u <n At krant*-1
haEAael. soll md Conveyed untu I+ all tEcu F1v
he1s nod askas forever y. thss io p.cri oflar.
Eluate ID Tbs County of ,oas and Sta: 1t I1a,.
.cs,stt = toIn.s u .t-t.a aunt<:+kst 3, n b'oek
to~n es 2lA:.d 80 rc1dei n thr f;ec IT
The Rtcrtes of sAlu County. Ihs Aia .tloxr tua.tnI
power RI Ele Of the all n l<e1 premises drs4at 70
121s Ia the payment Of the sid btte thrtti
and tuly Ackno~elkr sn1 securt N the s:r of 4
Recnref Of md County cf Bonr IN H>o8 II A.nk1kcs
Faxe ~, aEf e Tor such ecnrd 'he lA u
Decrnhsr 4. D. 1857. Default having t-eu III Iho
payment Of The aid sun u and mt rvAt thereon
cutcd u he I'D ~ sGI n ao.i the VI Aul
vi:a the Enetr4 therIn the IT ;er per
im ths 9Th Day n u-cxnl.rf \. D. las.. sr.nk
now due Ard unpaid upoa the aJd NOTE aai :n"T<AGv
Notice = thsfef hereby tAal ty vzus n tho
uncersxne! mortgages viii % the teir! d,y Ct srpsr
ter L. D. ls@. u esven O'Clock n sGs hr-uo<u, II Lbs
Eoazs Hoase doef y tho ey q cAEo. 20 she oan,y "s
Euok Nd ~2te Vt nha oder for ant ri pubic
auetu To lie hkhts aer for caAh ee said pses " ald
herein aoovr dexh1 And al tbs right aad equity Of
GemIslun Of tasra4t E.4<tEaEoFs therein.
Dated August 4, l8a2 RICE FAT, LcrtxASeA.
fClLkA #uou. AttornsyA I'd aut- a
, 1859-08-26

IA NA&icn p hevshy fvso ts7t tSa zkjse lsned ADMIN
kkRs1tx md Adntn<sinF Of shs asen laaAA v. Lud
lat ls3s u Couk opulty. uacx Will aktxaA upcn tk1
couatv toun q cook esnsy liaots u as1 rhereof
b h>a 1t tha Court AoAas T. thsctsy Of EAako n all
q ssian< sdiaastaS ii etslaa - ~ nd dnsaat-
ThAx4e1 pzs1sA1 h M aAknD Ak14A ~ asas14
parposs u having .esf ca.s - u peE.os r
ssaa 70 IL und~4sasa4 &A1x i6b{A& AAn1
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The lots btlC-ltiaE IN LIND UNIVERSITY, aEd
offered fur Le prset favorable Inducements ptrsas
v,.h.9E sy " 1etaEs o: country Life within IN hon:'
They located Like Forest TIC tazt o. La
Michigan ervatel huntgrd f. nr,Ye tc Ierl Of u :
Like a-5ut tweEty 1 nile. hortA fElm Chicago. to
tidra Of tie Chicago ard Milwaukee KatE1s. abounI il
mineral lid ner ~t:nss aud Eatural tautit& bid in ts
oinon nf best 1yn.c!aus tie advantages fur le..itl
rsor. ac rs!d1itt Rot =. * cx.Ec.ca ty kay TIE
Ehnrr or tE the Western country.
cne Acatexny building tte preparatory department et
Lad Ua'trsy) has teen .Fectea Tbs }aa Ns5. aIi !;
in successful operation In cA,x" u s. F. Mer 4. n.
new tsase'tFe: Dep as'nrr md mere u.Aa duts i
dwelling have teen erected within tho [a=t year.
In sda.u1 70 the resuar through trns III accoEmoda.
tim train taking cnn1ua:!on Tickets II a
the rtula fars Leaves Chicago rcry trtnC aIa rttu!s
cry uyung thus autGnx business GI,rtE!ty II
A1cad The day in tie cty sI TX with ther families at n.
Eno1 o,cl h7s been optI.d and Il successful
Il. 1nGTt ttar year past.
Tho Lake Forest Association ksve sl.o few lots most!
f,r farming prrpeses y!nc the town. c1a.ans rra
three to I'm cae ~l vii 3e eod ii reasonable Fc,
I'D uhi- .lnr.
Tie subscriber Lar ws.!n tie past sold orc. Twelve
THOUSAND dunn worth Il TIC llfs ttonag IA the MS
verasy and Asscti, 2 psorns. u stt few mere lot
t. ,t,Son4 vino wA item for ulctate Improvement aua
GUILTY. Alien.
Fnr further pascaars sp2s Peter Page. No. - Wa
Iag:on Addse4 lin iAsougt Ike Pot otece Eo1
c96+ Chicago. lnlnoA- PETER FAGE, Ageat.
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Italia. O 1tsliA! thou who hast.
The tstal Elft Of beauty. which becarue
4 funeral dover II present woes and past.
On ths Aveet bro y l. oo1row plpushsd by stant;
And ahrais kr4scG IN chasacse1s Of fame.
u. God, that thur VET In thy nAfeduesa
Less lovE1J Or more powerful. and could claim
Thy right and ave the rotaets back, who pres
To Ahed Thy blood and dfiuk tie tea:s of shy Distress
Then nights thou nao.e appal o.. lrA dez1ed,
Ia humtly md be psacsfns unGepiurrd
For thy destructive ehtrns thru, still untIfId,
Would not be E-en the armed torrents poured
Down hs deep AIpA; nor would tie hostile horde
OF m:ny- y-natsoaed slHicrt frum the 20
QuAf blood md water nor the At7ugers Exon4
be thy sad weapon Ct defence MD 10.
Victor Of yAnquAled, 1uu tie AhEe Of hcnd c. foe.
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