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Flowing oy Steam to ho Thoroughly
TeAfed

Tented.
Whatever chcapens the production Of the ce-
fsa;s upon the prairies Of the West, becomes 4
matter Of nationnl interest. II gives cheaper
1ood to the people of the Eastern States, and
affords larger profit to the turner's Of the
West. The managers Of the Illinois Central
Railroad, with 4 wise regard to the increased
raiue Which cheaper tillage would add to their
'muense 1anded estate, have encouraged both
by their personal efforts and the offer Of large
premium, the perfecting of the Steam rlow.
Uur readers are somewhat acquainted with the
machine invented By Mr. Fawkes. 1t was ex-
h'bitcd at Freeport and also ut the National Fair
in this city. That it will plow in the hardest
prairie and do it rapidly and well, we are our
selves tue witnesses. Will plow all day, and
do its work very considerably cheaper than By
the old ncthod:-enough 80 to warrant its
purchase By our larger faEmers-are the only
questions thu. remain to be settled.
Ne are glad 10 know that our farmers are
soon to hare some additional experiments
which rs they areto be made under the personal
supervision Of Capt. Mcclellan, Vice~President
Of the Illinois Central Railroad it is to be hoped
will throw additional light upon the practical
value Of Mr.. Fawkes' machine. On every nc
count re hope the result will be favorable. For
bis great ingenuity and indomitable pcrscver-
ance the worthy inventor deserves success, and
certainly orr business men almost equally with
our farmers are personally interested in what
ever lessons the labor Of cu1tivating the soil.
Fawkes' steam plow is to havc days trial at
Crbana On Tuesday Sor. -; at Centrala on
Friday Nov. Is, and at Bloomington Nov. soth.
We doubt not arrangements will be made to
have the trial in all respects fair one. We
call attention to it with pleasure, and hope the
friends Of agriculture rs far as possible will be
present and witnessit.
1t will be seen By a letter from our cores
poudent "Rural," on the second page, that
the lnachinc" has already arrived ut IL
Lana.
Virginia Forests on FIrc--Txyo Thou
sand Acres OF Flnne.
lFrom the Wheeling (a.} 1n'eEen"cs. November, 1871
We learn from gentleman who has just re-
tnrned from deer hunting expedition in tue
vicinity Of Row!eshurg, on the Baltimore and
Ohio lsailroad, that the neighboring mountains
are on fire. Our informant saw, night before
last, not less thnn two thousand acres Of solid
flame, ufordins one Of the grandest sights lie
crer belIeld. lu one place, on the top Of peak,
the flames stretched up to the height OF the
1o!tiess trees, tapping their red and elarin:.
wings in the most terrible manner. 4 great
deal Of timber aud tan bark that had been
hewcd and prepared BY the mountninecrs is
being destroyed, ard the FIRE has already eaten
its way through the mountains. . Distance Of
twenty miles. emountaineers drag the burn
ing leavss away from their cabins and sasr T. 10
warmth. The first good rain that comes will put
the fire out. The fire in the mountains, from,
its frequent occurrence, has ceased to occasion
any great degree Of alarm,
, 1859-11-17

WAsH1SGToS, Nor. l6.-The board appointed
By the Navy Department to examine layuard' $
breech loading carbine, say they think it re-
vice.
Senator Doug1as' ply sieians consider bis con.
dition considerably improved this morning, and
he is considered convalescent.
Upwards Of twenty members Of Congress are
now in Washington Others have been here to
make arrangements for accommodations during
the session.
, 1859-11-17

TIC MIsSIn[ SteAhfef Tor XsplntVaH
NEW YoKk, Nov le:-The report Of the non-
4th inst, at which date she was fully six days
over due, has caused considerable anxiety. She
carried 103 soldiers, 81 marines, and 10 officers
in charge Of them, bound to join the Y. S.
steamer Saranac of tbs Pacific Squadron. There
were three hundred tnd t.irty-lbree first aud
second cabin passengers, one hundred fifty in
steerage, aud one hundred and eigh,y.fve
soldiers and marines forthe q. S. steamer Sara.
mac. making, with the crew, . total Of SIS. The
most reasonable way TO account for her absence
is tia. she has met with an accident. She may
have broken some part Of her machinery and
put into some port from which intelligence haa
not yet been receired.
Nothing has been heard at this point Of the
North Star. The steamer Daniel Webster will
leave tonight on voyage in search Of her.
, 1859-11-17

As will be seen on tho next page, the st.
Louis .NHrs explicitly states that tile recent
article in its columns in rcfcrcn &C to the posi-
cal opinions Of Judge Bates. were written with.
out consulting him. All it has said must
therefore pass for nothing, and the public must
fall buck upon his letter to 1he New York Whig
Committee, as the last authentic statement Of
his cpinious on political subjects.
, 1859-11-17
39ress l. Tribu1tc,
CHICAGO.



Returns By n'ajoritics FROM forty-one couu.
ties in Wisconsin foot up for Governor: Ran.
dali Il, 1850; Hobart, l0,443; Randa|l'e major
1tr, 3,o17. The Madison Journal thinks Ran
"dall's majority in the whole State will not he
less than 1000. Tie Legislature stands:
Republicans. nemoezltA Ird.
tsk*A9A... A...-.'s-.--s-'.s.:---s. J..
.AA4khhty. Is u )
There arc six Assembly Districts to hear
from, but the Republicans have already sir
more than majority Of the House. or the
newly elected Sruators who hold ovcr till Jan
uarv 1862, nine are Republicans, 1re Demo-
Gratis and one Independent. They will help
elect e. S. Senator when Ar. Durkee's term
cxpircs.
, 1859-11-17

ALMOST A. FlRE.-The stable of Messrs.
Sutherland 4 Gould, on the corner Of Adams
aud State street, had a narrow escape from be-
ing destroyed By fire On Tuesday afternoon
last.
The SAND BAn CAsE.-The arguments of coun-
sci in the Sand Bar Basc will commence to-
morroW.
, 1859-11-17
CHICAGO PRESS AND TRIBUNE,
FOR THE YEAR 1890.
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POLITICAL ISSUES
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in fact Of the pofcE. simplicity,
and sp!, Of the eaer a1d puser days Of the Republic
o. Ill these questions srd lssues the PRE.s TrlurAx
will occupy neutral ground, but v1 srsr be toaEd
IN earnest ch.upIon the stde that viii promote
Fkf1pox. P&oozEss AID fsoef1E1f-
GENIAL eoss1S1s-
The Literary and Miscellaneous matert. prepared with
yev to u,kng the PAPER welcome fsnly vator com-
bto{n- the agreeable and u.eful.
considerable amount Of s7ses Ii devoedto matters per
S'Na* ~ -
: Ss''tSA "-AAA : AN't ." - ~'N0F -
5t1tc. l Ie1nents TOT f3t Use, An1 AL ottt
t.tnrx NJ rrn., Al fnterestto fa1meu
lvsy tsue Of this paper coEtaas condensed review Of
the week Including tie leading events happening II Eu.
,,,. ,nd ths T+,t+aJ cte. and the rr,t off fha ,vnrd
4ole '.a Nc N-s..~., - -e~ - s.. -. 49,.
Gre3t!1oof a1a c:a arc oa toe 44@Aet 1 Pof1
The quotations OF gram cattle hos* Poultry:
III Eter etc. wfaf ore th1a repay The ssaces the sub
/ 1-$fu-
, 1859-11-17

NEW ORLEANS, nor. 1G.-The Texas Legs1a-
ture was organized on the 7th. The Houston
party officers were elected.
Dates from San Antonio were received To the
10th Of November. 4 battle was fought on the
4,h between forty soldiers, volunteers under
Lieut.. uagan, and the Indians. The latter were
defeated. HAgan was badly wounded.
, 1859-11-17

Editors prc4k aa1 Tribune:
/ notice ID your paper Of this morning a com
rnunication signed ''Frankiiu," cxtolling the
virtues Of Thomas Corwin, and demanding his
election as Speaker ur the House. ngtee with
the writer thut Mr. Corwin is q fine orator,
close reusoncr, und popular 1uan but 40
not agree that lie should be made Speak
er On account ot my of these qualities.
The writer euys, too. that lie would receive the
South American vote, which would 90 lar TO-
Eards establishing union OF inc opposlt'on
IN lsGo. l a,n kErEulscAS, mud therefore do
not wish to see the party to which belong
prostitutcd to the South Americans for the sake
Of securing Office. ! believe the Republ.can
party is sure Of success without the aid OF tue
South American vo1e ut the next Pres'dentin!
election. Not Southern State Gun be carried
for any mau opposed to the regular nominee "1
tho Tro-Slavesy, Niger. orshipping Demo
cracv: then why compromise ourselves IN try
ing 10 ret a few Know -Nuthing votes: Tom
Corwin has never placed himself upon the he.
publican platform fairly uud squarcly. We
hare NO guarantee FROM him that llc intends to.
Ifhe srmpathized with us, why did he not come
cut at the outset, when our party was struggling
for an existence; when we needed lis Persua.
aave eloqucnce to break down the prejud'ees oi
Old Line Wings to Whatever was called Free
Soilism. No, he waited till we had con-
quered their rrejud.ces. and then he CANE
orcr: and accepted, Office from 'se b. Iafty Iat,,
speeches during the past campaign; asks
to be elevated TO the Spcakership Of Con'
a.1ess Let him battle on The side of freedom
faith fully as q subordinate in tLe ranks this
winter, then we will talk about clc:ting hun to
higher station. We have plenty oi Just a
particular, Us Mr.. Corwin, who did not siand
b4ck in the hour cf need, with their hands IN
their pockets, Indifferent Us to which side won
Chicago, Nov. Il, 1859. RHrrnLIcAS-
Harias given place to a communication re
commenting Gov. Cor.iu for Speaker, VIC cal
hardly refuse publishing the abovc. Our cor
respondent is mistaken in saying that Corwi'
ever "rcviled' the Republican party in lS'G
Histrue he held a1oof during the campaign, ii
the closing week, when he made speech to th
conservative Wings Of Cincinnati, telling the1
"he would vote for Fillmore il he thought b
-had any chance Of m election, but rs he ba
"nonc, be should vote for Fremont Il
did.
The choice Of speaker " i'll not be dete
mined By the army rule Of length Of service
seniority Of commission, but By qualification
and availability. Both must be taken into Il
account. There arc only lis strnight Repubi
can members IN Congress-including Corw
himself, agains. 1a4 Of other parties TO elect
Republican Speaker at all, requires
votes. Who is the most capable nj
that can Eet that number: That is /
practical question. We believe that the ho
E. 3. Washhurnc or the Hon. John Sbcrn,
possesses qualifications superior to those Of t
"Wsgon Boy" for tue discharge Of tue di!ic'
and important duties Of the Spcakcrship, a
, 1859-11-17

E17xxsryx Cox1eAcr.-Nr. Burbank, Of tie
Northwestern Express Company, has just ef.
fected = contract with Sir John Simpson, Ffes:
Crosss U,.;oa, to ship all the stores for the
North BY way Of La Crosse and the l. Ceosse
Railroad. The Company are to pay VI. bur
hank *, ,o00f on the contract, 900 haE!ng
been paid in advance. The fura Of tue British
Company will be taken to St. Paul By dog teains,
thence b. express aud rairoad BY way Of Ii
Crnsse.-NIsoauktt Wiscoasin.
, 1859-11-17

Bosrox, Nov. l6.-The Cunard steamship
America sailed at noon for Liverpool, via Hali-
fax, with s500, 200. She carries out the New Or
Leans mails Of the 10th inst, and te!egraphic
dispatches from that city Of the 18th lust.
, 1859-11-17

Trs AND DowS.-W.cat went mp two ceu1s
yesterday, but -four most unsJstematlcally
went down ten cents. 1t IVES one Of the freaks
that will happen in cereals.
, 1859-11-17
Steamer Due.

SAckr1lLE, Nov. 16.-The steamship Canada,
about due at Halifax with Liverpool dates 10
the 5th inst, had not been signalled at thatport
up to 10 o'clock this forenoon.
, 1859-11-17

pEnsosAI--We are pained to learn that DR..
Vim. i. Egan lies seriously i'll at his residence
in the West Division.
, 1859-11-17

- Gilbert & Sampson sell this morning, at
Sc Lake street, new and secondhand Furni-
ture, aud variety Of other goods.
, 1859-11-17

TuE UExRr JUApERrz CAsE.-The new trial
Of Henry Jumpcrtz, for the alleged murder ol
Sophie Werner, commences in the Superior
Court on Monday next.
, 1859-11-17

ROCHESTER, Y. r., Nor. lG.--The tannery in
this city belonging TO Fitch Alling. has been
destroyed By fire. The loss is estimated at
$4,000. The insurance amounts to only geo.
i1HD
, 1859-11-17

- Capt, Moore, Of the Merchants Police.
informs Us that as the stores IRE generally clos
ing At an early hour. the force under his COM
aand will commence their duties hereafter ut
o'clock instead Of o'clock NJ formerly.
, 1859-11-17

MONTREAL, Nov. 16.-The four notes Of $1,000
each, stolen some tine ago from the CONNER
cial Bank Of this city, were returned today BY
Catholic priest. Ii Is supposed :hey reached
him through the confessional.
, 1859-11-17

4 LIFE or 0LD Baowx.-Jaues Redpath,
{Boston, Max }; announces that be is preparing
Lie Of John Brown Of Osawatomie, and he
aolicits ths aid Of persons who hare original
knowledge Of facts relating 70 the same.
, 1859-11-17

A PLEASANT AFFA1s.-A most agreeable af-
fair, and creditabe all around, took place at the
residence Of Dan. ". Boss, Esq, 50 long md
aud notably well the representative in this city
Of the Pittsburg, Fort Wayne aud Chicago R.
who has Just resigned the position he SO ac-
ceptably filled, and entered on the duties of
General Western agent Of the New York and
Eric Railroad, yesterday.
In view Of this. large number Of his friends
and late business associates, proceeded to his
residence in the West Division, Tuesday ere-
ring. On the arrival Of the delegation, Mr. c.
L. Wilson, of the journal, addressed him in a
neat speech, presenting him in behalf Of his late
associates, massive silver service, bearing the
inscriptiou- Presented to D. ". Boss, by the
Chicago employees ofthe Fl. Wayne Railroad,
Nor. 18th, 1883"
/ very pleasant social interview followed, the
visitors mindful Of the entire surprise thus car
ried out, haring brought with them the neces-
sary refreshments.
THk Fosrgn M1ssloS ScuooL.-Editors Prsss
and 7ri1uas:-Noticingy your nrtic!e this morn
ing headed ':Mission Schools" permit me to
say in reference to the Foster Mission, that it
was organized one year ago last August with
90 scholars and has steadily increased in num-
bcrs up to the present time, the average attend.
ancc for the month Of October being so. The
room we now occupy was built for our use last
spring, and is s5x50 feet, which, as will be Oh,
served, is much to small for the accommodation
Of even the average attendance.
The tcachers connected with the school pro,
pose holding Festival at Metropolitan Hall CT
Tuesday evening next for the purpose of rails.
ing funds sufficient 10 enlarge the building nov
occupied By the school, md thus obtain room
sufficient to accommodate all who may Wish tc
attend,
The Committee who have this festival il
charge hare placed the price of tickets at oat
dollar including refreshments. May we moi
confidently expect that Metropolitan Hall vii
he filed next Tuesday evening with those whe
wish to enjay an evening pleasantly, and at tht
same time aid US in the Mission School work.
By giging place to this article you.will plact
our school and what we wish to accomplish
therein, properly before the public, md oblige
Erurp,&ruxprx-
, 1859-11-17

NECETPTS OF FLOUR. WHEAT
AND CORN AT THE HEST.
The receipts Of Flour, Wheat and Com ut
the principal rcccivin: points in the West dur
ing the past week compare with the week
previous IS folluws:
FL
, 1859-11-17

Another Fire II, New Orleans.
Nzw ORLEANS, Noy. 16-Tea small dwellings
we're burned on the l41h. The loss is about
Sl2,Ut0. II was supposed to be the WORK Of an
inceadiarJ.
, 1859-11-17

NEW Yonk, Nos. 1t.-1he steamer New
York, from Bremen and Southampton. arrived
this evening. Her dates hare been anticipated.
, 1859-11-17

Tnx csserday was return to
m'lder Mrs, and Was busy day about town, the
various building enterprises swarming with
workmcn. 4 week or two Of mild weather will
be Of immense value to our city.
, 1859-11-17
annuSf11lf1It5.
1TcVICKER'S THE ATRE
~ Na..sou street, between stste and Drafoera.

~ NaMsou street, betwrea stste and Drafoeta.
THURSDAY EVENING, Nov. IT,
Fc-.:a zl8ht Of ths saror::s actor
MIR. J. Il. 11CIkD0CF>
WHO VII a2pea. IL A!s great CerUlc Character Of
IoCSG MIRABLE.
Tbs srea!1E tbs p<Esrr~aace will eoNee7es with Far
cvt.1'A cze5ra'e ed Cc-EtaY Of
iXC03STlAT, NR NIXE WORKS WONDERS.
YOUNG NIEABLE, LIZ ACRpoCK-
Miss Woodbury.. Mr.. 1Iou=h, Mrs. Myes. VI. Bradley,
E.-AytEs Ar. lexktos. Nr Dl!an.
To eorc:pL. nth the Tie affecting Domestic D7ama Of
EErR1yCrloa; On, THE L1BERTIyES DOOM
Ne,sss, M5tss, T1soa. Rs7d:ey. ard Mss Woodbury.
BENEFIT OF Mr. MURDOCH.
Iuy.ax Mr. Aan!nek'. engagement q m,oaEer Intends
TO ~ olre Sh1ke.pearts traxety ns HANLEr "a style
cf "a .kn.ce..& sup nst In shs euafy scenery
Ap9.ap.attt T. and f'pstr.1t* rev and Appropriate
fhc s1.x-tv o! Pvo he revived and placed On tho
s;A-r u p ruAr rlaEuer fr the tsi tre Ia Chicago.
AurIcE-caASas Or Tr4x.-Doon opsa Il Z: Cur.
t1!1 u * o't,rck. precisely.
Fac ~ Ar4ns1os-fsr1aett& and pssN Cate1A &C.
S*-o.d c.se.e, &c. Lo~tr Puv2ts 8oxea, ~ Vfpe9
Bo1eA. q.
IT. Ea1 oaee open from ,ooesoek. 4. y. ~ oesoek
~ waeo be strrtd ihrsA d4Je n adv7ac1.
z G. SHERMAN, 1rsASurer-
, 1859-11-17

TRAxsAo6R1r1cA1loS,- is n long word,
bu, not half long enough to express the change
effected in the personal appearance Of those
who take their old and sol1ed garments to Cook
L McLain's, es Dearborn street, for they make
them look like new in all respects. Ladies'!
please bear in mind that my silk or woolen gar:
ments taken to 123 Clark street will be cleaned
and dyed in satisfactory manner.
, 1859-11-17

GAS sFtxrcREs.-Brown T. Wilder a1e now re-
ceiring from Cornelius / Baker, and other man.
ufacturers, large assortment Of late patterns
of ofChandeliers Pendants and other Gas Fixtures,
Globes, &c. AL In need will please call 1t Il
and ~ State street. ocli:.m
, 1859-11-17
THE CITY

THE CorSTEafEtrEns.--The examination Of
the counterfciters will come up on Monday next
, 1859-11-17

~ See advertisement Of Cornell j Co.'s
two.thread uoiseless premium Sewing Machine
and universal hemmeF, No. 1873 Lake st.
auo7-1y
, 1859-11-17

New, NOVEL, R1cn AND ELEcAx1.-Faney
Goods, just received 1t the new store Of John
d. Park, lai Lake street. A beautiful nssort-
ment Of tiue fancy goods, suitable for presents,
embracing as follows: Ladies' and Gents Trav-
cling Cases, Saschels. Bags, Cabas, Port Mon
naies, in every variety. Purses with Chains
Ihe finest stock Of Hair Pins. Combs, and Head
Linen, Kid and Velvet, Necklaces, Bracelets,
Armlets, Buckles, in steeland Gilt, Opera Glass
es, Bridal. Opera, Party and Mourning Fans,
in great variety. Elegant Hair Brushes. Hat.
Cloih aud Nail. do, l.ubln's Extracts, for the
Handkerchief, Perfume Bags, Puff Boxes. Po-
n,ades, Cologne Stands. Fancy Soaps, &c.-
John d. Parks, l24 Lake street. no16st
, 1859-11-17
Sutton 5alkB.

n II I + E Flu RNITU K T.
FAMILY DECLINING HoEsEKKEPIN0.
AT AUCTION,
By GILBERT Il SAMPSON, Auatiouss11
We VII ss1 On FRIDAY u 'RHlSo Sovemher Il II
10 O'clock easaEuoro s. LAks stfxet lAs sq11 Fur
nstur Of fan liy eaInE The etty. ecns sing Of Aexs
v.a+ty q Pazor. Chamber Dining room nd Kitchen Fur
1hkA4 Sos hAv4 bern To les1 than ys1E.
and tn good eoAdro1. Sale tvs aad bout
sesv1 QlLBEKT i aAt>uN.
bot.A.$E AuctpneNn.
, 1859-11-17

Az EXPLOSION Professor Jacobs audience
at Metropolitan Metropolitan Hall exploded se~
verely last evening. The wreck Of grar'ty wss
universal, and the report WAS heard sereral
squares. The Great Wizard will continue to
provoke similar catastrophcs only two mere
eyeniprs
, 1859-11-17

TuE CASE or YorSa W1Ll.-The young dry
goods clerk, john Il. Will, arrested fur stealing
six dollars from Brewers cigar store on Aadi-
son street, was called up yesterday morning.
Hc was held to bail in t2oo to appear Mt the
next term Of the Recorders Court.
, 1859-11-17

B- SINGERS Family !Setoing AaeAin<s at 60
Ldkv strttt. Also manufacturing -HaeAints .Tor
at kinds Of 1ailorino and Leather Seseing.
rn1T.ft
, 1859-11-17

PRESENTATION TO RA1InoAp MAS.--A. u.
Abbott, ESQ.,, late Superintendent Of the Chi
caeo, Alton and St. Louis Railroad, was pre-
scn.ed with service Of silver plate worth 500
by the employees Of the road ut Springfield OF
the 10th inst.
, 1859-11-17

Democratic and Ane1icar maJotty. zA4to
The reduction Of Ibis ponderous balance
from over forty thousand to little or nothing,
is very well for one years work. As to tho
American party proper the result is tue same,
whether Leaycuwdrti or .1oues is the New
York Secretary Of State. II has gone out Of
sight ns a separate political organization. 1t
has pol'ed only 10000 votes in tie Empire
State, and by the confession Of its leaders
those 10000 are only useful to give office to
its enemies,
, 1859-11-17

1t would seem that the combined Democrat
all defeated Mr.. Leayenworth the Republican
candidate for Secretary Ct State by minority
somewhere between lGo and 1000. The COLI
rlete official returns may cnangc this result,
but We fear otherwise It appears that the
Americans have suctx.G in clectins two Of
the Democratic CAD ..idates-the second being
the State Engineer. The Republican candid
atcs for Canal! Commissioner and State Prison
Inspector, wlo were opposed by the Demo-
Gratis or.d Americans, arc supposed to be elect
ed, rkrcrthelcss At tic State election one
Year ago Tho vote stood:
Parker {Ueu, eu,}.....-.....+...........e e1t5l3
Burrows {Am-}. G0sso-@a1 393
, 1859-11-17

WANTED-To rent marble top
w BILL1+RD TABLE. Ia rood order and reralr for
which aliheal re1s ~l, - PAD Adde'S &C. Frtas
a2d II buae O4cs, snx hts- tie Table usJ oe aeea
HaIkftf
, 1859-11-17

WANTED-To purchase a Farm
Of about acrrs, Ill Improved aad convenient 70
atowa- Also half section Of vel !n2sovet lsad Aa'
Gea <tans full par"ul1Is 1z1 1oHa4t pIt-t for ea.d
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, 1859-11-17
PENT0N & COMPANY,
Wholesale Druggists,
"a Lake Street,

OFFER FOR SALE 1T LOWEST PRICES
IS Rhls. Pure Ltns.ed oil,
5000 Calls. ". Il. Whale oil.
1000 s< Ellphan1 OIL,
1000 81 Sperm oil,
10 nb1a. Meats Foot OIL,
10 e Castor O1l.sPrtmo,
10 Is Olive Is II
100 As Camphcne.
SO s; 7urpenttuc,
2uO Is Ikosin.-No. l and 3,
SO Casks Sal Sods,
rs %t Soda Ash,
400 Gum OpIum--Turkey.
80 OF. 1forphene-P d ",
$50 Isu. Canary Seed.
100 " Hemp I"
SO Bale# Terra Japonica,
100 Kegs N. G. HIcarb. Soda,
25 Halea Primo Eastern Hops.
10 Hbls. Amkxican 1HiuZIaAs,
so Bones Olive OI1..Quartg,
20 s<. s. IS plnsa,
so Barrels whiting.
| 100 BoI1s Genuine CASTLE Soap,
50 ibis. Pftce's Glycertne,
1000 s. Carayay Seed.
100 Bbls. Alcohol,
so ~ Burning Fluid.
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, 1859-11-17
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L-adi&g Pap<rs o. the Errh T<s- ts1'bss+y
, 1859-11-17

WTANTED-Three or -Four Gen
W .ie,nen IA Re acc With pleasant rctns
ard rood btast 1t ii state strrct tke~se fey Gay
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