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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-07-21
The India Rubber Case-Day Triumphant

BALTIMORE, MD, July 20.-In the case of
Horace H. Day ct al, which occupied the court
here for two weeks, Judge Giles this morning
rendered at the close, a very able decision in
favor of Mr.. Day, on all the points presented,
holding that, under his arrangement with Mr..
Goodyear, Mr.. Day has an exclusive mOnopo-
ly of elastic goods containing vulcanized rub
Der perpetual injunction was granted.
Some fifteen other suits were depending here
upon this decision, in all of which perpetual in
functions will issue
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Items.

LEAvENwoRrH, July 20.-Another express,
from Denver City 18th inst, arrived this after
noon, bringing $1,000 in treasure.
New ORLEANS, July 20.-The City Council
has adopted J, M. GamewelPs system of fire.
alarm telegraphs.
PETERSBURG, Va, July 20.-Judge John w.
Nash died at his residence in Powhattan, on
Sunday night
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Three Negroes Hung bv a Mob.

ST. LOUIS. MN, July 20.-A dispatch re-
ceived to-day from Marshall, in this State,
states that three negroes, who were on trial
yesterday at that place. for rape and murder,
were at night taken forcibly from the Jail by
mob and two of them hung, and the other
burned at the stake.
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Canada Crops.

ToRoNTo, July 20.-The different depart
ments of our government are making active
preparations for their removal to Quebec A
portion have already gone, and others are about
leaving. Samples of the new wheat are COM
ing in from different parts of Canada West, in
dicating an abundant crop and excellent quail
ity. The weather is very favorable for the
growing crops.
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From Utah

New YORK, July 20.-Advices to June "a
state that Judge Eckles had returned to the
Territory and recognized the federal courts
The District Courts had been established, and
vigorous efforts were to be made to hold these
courts and to secure the prisoners without the
assistance of the army.
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The Prevailing Endemic.

TORONTO, C. W., July 20.-Wm. B. Crew,
a well known auctioneer, committed suicide
to-day, by shooting himself, in consequence Of
business difficulties.
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Sailing of the Asia.

New York, July 20.-Steamer Asia sailed
for Liverpool at noon, with eighty passengers
and s497 900 in specia. Among the passengers
are Rev. DIR. Lothrop, and friend, of Boston.
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LATEST NEWS.
BY TELEGRAPH
To THE WORCESTER DAILY SPY
rAmerican Telegraph Office, Lincoln House Block.l
No Sign of the Africa.

SANDY Hook. IL P. M.-There are, as yet,
no signs of the Africa, now in her twelfth day
out from Liverpool, and fully due. Wind
northwest weather cloudy.
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Sf(eoitines, Er.

THE WAUREGAN SALT RHEUM
Il REMEDY has cured for fifty years-is curing and
will of Salt Rheum for which il has been,
or used Good for other Skin Diseases. Don't cure
erything. VIII cure Sat RLeum. No putting II sells
on its ocn merits or not at ALL Price Csc per box. Sold
in Worcester, wholesale and RETAIL by GEO X. SPURR
S. +. WILLARD, Proprietor Madison, Conn.
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CARPETS! CARPETS!

This is the place and time to buy Carpets Five thou
sand dollars worth to be closed out Prices no object
shall offer Carpets at such sweeping reduction In prices
will insure ready sale. oil Cloths, Straw Mattings,
Rugs &C, very low 500 Pairs Gilt and Painted Window
Shades, at two thirds the usual prices.
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educational. .

~ C.. STEARNS, Teacher of the Piano
W Forte and Organst at the "Church of the Unity"
respectfully informs the Public that he is prepared
give lessons the above instrument at the residences
of his pupils, until further notice.
lie refers with pleasure to the following gentlemen =
Rev Rush r. Shipper; Alex Marsh, Esq, Com of Pat
ents; John Boyden, Esq. Banker; Isaac Fske, Esq.
Musical Instrument maker; Albert Allen ESQ., Prof of
Music; Mathew Arbuckle, Esq, Prof of Music. Resi-
dence No. Home street Worcester d3m iyl3
t AIDES COLLEGE, WORCESTER.
~ The Examination of the several classes of the Ladies'
Collegiate Institute at the close of its third year, will
take place in the College Chapel, on MONDAY and
TUESDAY, July 18th and 18th, commencing Monday, at
O'Clock A. NJ. On Tuesday evening, after the examina-
ton there will be social gathering at the College The
friends of the Institution and the public generally are in
vted to attend. For the Trustees,
jyll div JOSEPH NJ. LOCKWOOD, Secretary.
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MOREHEAD'S MAGNETIC PLAS-
.kN1 TER.-THE GREAT STRENGTHENED and PAIN

.V1 TER.-rHE GREAT STRENGTHENED and PAIN
DESTROYER.
The best cheapest household remedy in the world
Simple pleasant its application, certain and eec
ua in its results beautiful scientific, external
tive applicable the relief of pain at all time in any
mart of the system and under all circumstances.
If you put this Plaster anywhere if pain is there, the
Plaster will stick there until pain is vanished. The Plas
ter magnetizes the pain away and pain cannot exs-
where this Plaster is applied.
Rheumatism, Lameness Stiffness, Weakness, Debility
Nervousness Neuralgia, Dyspepsia, Coughs and Colds,
Pains and Aches of every kind, down to Cons
IMMEDIATELY RELIEVED, and, with little patience,
PERMANENTLY CURED, by the magical influence of
the Magnetic Plaster 1t is the simplest sures safest
peasantes and cheapest remedy in existence. Its appl
cation is ENTHUSIASTICALLY the strong man, the deli
cate woman and the feeble infant To each and all it will
prove balm and blessing. Its use is agreeable, and
without annoyance trouble Its price is within reach
of ALL rich poor; all may have it, and all should have
it, who are sick and suffering in any way.
r- Farmers should be always supplied with this in
valuable PLASTER. 1t will be the good physician in and
household, ready at all times and at instant notice.
Put up in air-tght tin boxes Each box will make six
to eight plasters and any child spread them Price,
rs cents bottle with full and plain directions
D. c. M0REHEAD, M. D.,
Inventor and Proprietor ~ Walker street, N. Y.
MOREHEAD'S MAGNETIC PLASTER is sold by al
Druggists in every CITY, town. and village Of the United
States. apl3 WY dt NJ
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BERAGE ROBES! BERAGE ROBES!

Double Skirt and Two Flounced to be sold at bargains
before heard Of
FIGURED BERAGES, by the yard, and among them
very handsome mourning ones; all to be sold at
very low prices, to close the lot
One lot of Plain Berages small lot Figured at
the extreme low price of l2a cents
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$50 PARAsOLs, MARKED DOWN.
500 Ps. Cheap Dress Goods,
and various kinds of Summer Goods marked to prices
that will draw the trade
500 STEEL HOOP SKIRTS,

Ladies' Misses and chdrens Sizes prices that will
expose all profits.
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j. 8. PINKHANI,s.

Nos 1853 and 25S Main street, corner Of Mechanic street,
Worcester
GB- REMEMBER THE PLACE, THE MOVING
LADY IN THE WINDOW dawtf jyls
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TT RY / T! B U Y IT !!
DOLLAR SIZES ONLY FIFTY CENTS
HOWARD'S PREMIUM HAIR DYE.
the only safe certain and reliable Dye in the market
warranted to change red gray, white hair to beaut-
full black brown, in one minute. Can be applied in all
weather SAYS lady who has used this truly excellent
composition, 1.-THE superior quality, together with its
cheapness must eventually give it pre-eminence all
other Hair Dyes
Remember, Dollar sizes 50 cents.
Sold and applied by the Proprietor, j. HOWARD, at
his Hair Dressing Rooms, No. l Pipers Block Main
street, up stairs, Worcester, Mass.
Found at all Druggists. d&wistf jele
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The public will in mind the well known fact that
whenever an advertisement or circular Is issued from
PINKHAMs, everything will be found represented.
Your particular attention called to this closing sale
this season, which will continue but twenty days. after
which shall make preparations take the lead In the
Dry Goods and Carpet trade for the coming Fall The
CENTRE OF ATTRACTION for bargains in Dry Goods,
Carpets &C., &C., Is now ut
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EOR SALE.-A well selected stock of
Fancy Dry Goods - one q ba1y ouS esssSsa
stand affords a rare opportunity for any wishing TO
81 nto bnsiness For further particulars address Box
Isl, Worcester, Mass. CIV yl5
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IbORNs
In Haydenville July T. daughter to Rev. C. Brewster

In this city, July Is Frank Dexter only child of David
Amory and NJ. + G. Fav, yrs 10 mos.
In Leicester july 20 Mrs. Polly Knight, 50 yrs mos
Funeral Friday, at 10 O'Clock, NJ, from the residence
of Jonah Howe Friends and relatives are invited to
attend.
In endon July 6 sophia D., wife of S. Hastings Hay
ward ESQ., aud daughter of Hon Benz. Davenport, %.
In Francastown n H. July H. Mrs. Abigail Morse, 3d.
widow OF the late Capt. Timothy Morse soldier in the
revolutionary
In Rockaway L. L. 18th inst, Mrs Mary Louisa Adams,
wife OF William c. johnson, of Utica, and granddaughter
John Quincy Adams President OF the United States
In Rochester, Min July /, by drowning, \. Robbins,
Jr member of the Constitutional Convention of Min
nesota. He native of Plymouth, and graduate of
Williams College in 1856.
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Sletu advertisements,
TO! FOR TIL Z w H l Z E
IL MOUNTAINS!
xCU $40 Nj!

EXCUIe SION!
The undersigned having completed his arrangements
prepared offer to the citizens of Providence and
Rhode Island generally, an opportunity to visit the
WHITE MOUNTAINS,
at very cheap rate of fare. Ordinarily, the cost of
trip TO this world renowned mountain scenery is great
that many are denied the privileges by present
the rate of fare is low that all avail
themselves of the opportunity POSSIBLY to be offer
EXCURSION TICKETS will be sold at the low price of
EIGHT DOLLARS,
which will entite the holder to passage to and from
Lteton the Providence and Worcester, Worcester
and Nashua, Concord, Manchester and Lawrence and
Railroads. constituting of the most pleasant trips by
rail that possibly be named Excursionists can pro-
tickets which will be available 20 any day
during three weeks commencing on Monday, July 25
1859 and to return any time during three eekS from
the above date, ending August 5 giving passengers
pie time to stop over at the various points of interest
the vicinity OF the MOUNTAINS.
Persons leaving Providence by the 72OA tran reach
Plymouth the day at O'clock, At this point
Excursonists will find most excellent accommodations
q reduced rates at PEMIGEWAssETT HOUSE, D. r.
BuRNHAM, Proprietor, on exhibiting their tickets Or, if
prefer they can eayS the cars at WEs
for half price viz 80 both returning the next
Weirs in with the first train for Little
ton, reaching the latter place at 81 O'Clock NJ thence
PROFILE HOUSE, the two points of departure for as
cending MOUNT WASHINGTON,
Arrangements made by which passengers holding
excursion tickets will be taken from Litteton by stages
at reduced rates The proprletors OF the above named
hotels have also consented to reduce rates of the
EXcursionists.
Passengers leaving Providence at A. NJ reach Con
cord the same evening, and will find magnificent enter
tainmen at PHENI& HOTEL, at reduced rates. proceed
next morning at 1890 NJ, and reaching Plymouth at
O'Clock, NJ dine and arrive at Plymouth and Crawford
or Profile Houses the same evening.
Passengers leaving Providence by the 420 p train
remain at Worcester night, leave the morning
at $40 a. NJ, and reach MOUNT WASHINGTON same
evening
EXCURSION TICKETS
will be for sale at the Ticket Office the Providence and
Worcester Railroad in Providence, ana the several
stations on the line. JOHN KENDRICK.
PROV Ipl,s
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81. G. Bradt, NJ. D., Physician and Surgeon; Of
&c No. Elm street. Office hours to 10 a. m and TO
p. m. diff myZo
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TRIMMrINGsi TRIMMINGS

Cartons Dress Trimmings In those scarce and
desirable colors, Brown, and Brown and White
Also, several cartons Of new Fall trimmings.
400 Cartons of all silk best quality Black Velvet Rib
bons, at half price bp the piece
800 Pieces extra heavy Black SILK ana twist Fringcs,
all widths, at low prices.
Mantilla Trimmings. at half price.
Elegant assortment of Buttons Bindings, ana Fassels.
Ladies in want of Dress Trimmings Will always find the
best assortment and the lowest prices at our store.
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MOuAIR MIITTs,

5000 Pairs Of Mohar Mtts marked down at than half
rs boz more Of those exquisite Mohar Mtts 81 so
up to IS pair. -
IS Doz. best Jouvins White Kid Gloves, at 70 cents
pair They worth 81 20.
Ladies In want of Cotton and SILK Hosiery ana Gloves
In all Sizes will do well to call and look at our large
sortment and low prices.
Paras0ls and Fans at half price
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fore he died. He caused the gate to be secure
ly locked, and in conversation with friend
few hours before he died. and when in apparent
good health, he exhibited the key to him, say
ing, 'This is the key to my homestead" little
thinking, at the time, that he was so soon TO
occupy that Homestead"
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In fact this is to the great sale of the season. and
although cannot enumerate the many bargains the
goods will be freely shown, and every lady should
inc this extensive stock
BRYANT a. SHELDON.
, 1859-10-03

torn ut half fare 10 the great National Exhibl-
ton Of horses at Kalamazoo, which commences
On The llth. Tue List Of roads that carry Mt
reduced prices shows larger number than per-
haps mas orsz got into IN agreement on ssfai-
lzr oauaslo1.
CAsAzA FI1s7 CoaY.-Mr. Parsons showed nt
aereral ears Of the Canada flint corr, raised IN
tue pcs Moines bottom the present season. 1t
is the eight row corn Of the East, but grows
much larger here On our prairie soil than il does
in the East. The specimen we saw was planted
just three months ago, and is noT, completely
matured and out Of the reach of frost. 0ur
fsrmers ought certainly to introduce it for Late
planting.-HtoEuE Wig, 1914.
Fnt1r.-On Wednesday night last the propel-
]ar Aontezu1na carried four thousand two hum
drcd baskets Of peaches to Chicago, the largest
number taken oFer ut any one trip Jet. The
shipments for tho week ending the eth inst,
were 70, 100 baskets. Our harbor has been full
Of vessels ths past week, which hare come hlth-
er nfter peaches.
Our town hayiug the reputation NOW Of being
the greatest fruit-growing town by all odds IN
the Northwest. is attracting large number Of
st1ancers hitber looking for land for fsult pur-
poses. 4 man can buy fve.acTe lot, and the
fourth year it will receipt him &, 900 in cash.
st. Jo.tpA -Niea.) 1rart'e-, ssM-
~ Peaches come into martetin great abuu<
dance. They are Of eyery quality and size, par
tlCnl1fiY SHl2A SIZE AuA Bell II IA p&'SSS 1oa.
ing from twenty cents to one dollar per bushel
The quantity Of the crop this year could not be
more satisfactory, but tho quality is inferior.
-iDid
Bor K,L1Ep.-Charles E. Geer, boy OF thir.
teen wears, son Of G. II. Gear, Esq, was killed
near Lincoln, ILL.,, on the cath inst, By the acci-
dental discharge Of bis gun while hunting.
Coop Y1ELp-Our farmers are in good spirits
sbout their corn crop. They all seem to realize
that, although their wheat proved partial fall
ure. the corn will make up to great extent tho
deficiency. One farmer in osxego estimates
that some pieces Of his corn will ield at least
eighty bushels to the ecre.-Poa&iae {IN,) SEA-
fisal, 2TEh.
, 1859-10-03
NTATE or IELlNUlS-C Q k

III Il UT li1111-FV
~ County ~ Cnok c. u,tv Ctreu.f Toutt s-Etemnss
Trra 4 X t.a3 Euxsu Uersd.e: ard Etse1 !. fafna~s
" e. A4eh- ,,,r r,-h n.
dec q ihe C:erf of hs cv"x te reun Hs! saf ~ ~
sdt Nd sf.ciT FI1AIu. p t1 &4l sEs.nt r. ssiass
ef,hr d C. O. e.f nd n tor shs san q osf r. .T
al * tautf a,I the othsr Ia the sttd1 ot " Ft&s
Cousty Viii Il .si MS EAs z en- n 133s4 sse
.onsy te AMI appear the rid Cook toantf Stus
Cuu.t a" the d.st lay ef tae next :ei1a M
the a;tond MoaiAy fe,o 4. D. lsa5 i've os.
spI Ye to h rail 1ian. II. acto7. xm " t.
ani E1hsi +. asu-n. and Itch .! shs pFnIeHy
!, 4, " te sufficient -atsfy tie sd uHeat ano ees
viii te soll " satisfy the s4ne. <.v..rn,r rr.ux
, 1859-10-03

Several handsome lots within three minutes ws1k Of the
terminus Of the Horse Railway, beautifully timbercd and
fronting on The Flncxupes Koad for Eae cheap and long
line JOHN NE{T,
-nkksR1m Nm. Iaka sffrtt
, 1859-10-03

G. r CO. Err I ES.
teaton Of Ees17Ap:
so hhds mnseavadoa Sugar,
las do Porto Rico do
70 do New Orleans do
800 bb1s Chicago Refined Sugar.
$50 do New Ecrk do do
IS bags Old Gove1nrn't lava oofee,
125 do LaEuira Co8oe,
$50 do Rio do
as do 4Iocha do
100 bbla New Orleans molasses.
1Co do Cuba do
IS do Sugar House syrup.
400 do Golden DO
IS DO Portland do
200 h1f Ghosts Grooa and B1ack Tea
$50 BIZ sawyer's White Ura4ive Soap
100 do Jesse oakley's do do
500 do A1Palm Soap
LOG do star Candles,
49 Go stoxine do
- do e ould do
$50 bbls Smoking Tobacco,
100 do Chewing do
AIS butts do do
15p fancy caddios do
ITO e Imported Cigars,
50 jars Maeaboy &nuf,
avs boxes oswego 6tarcbr
as bags Pepper,
IS do Spice, as boxes Cloves,
rs cases a l Tut1nog~,
- tcs Primo 11iee, 400 mts EasaiA
76bxsRrins Goldfish
175hf bbls AL White Fish,
1s9 boxes Sealed Herring,
| Tbs do Al do
1874 bags Dried Apples,
25bbls Zsnte currants,
1ea boxes Layer Raiains.
| 576 do m.R. do
90 hfb bxs do do
400 coils Manila and Juts Kope,
475 reams Wrapping Paper.
375 bales do Twi1es
l12 bbls Ruro Cider Vinegar,
1So do Dairy S7lts
2So boxes Pipos.
For taln ve1ylo II. D. GILMAN / CO..
se5T II South Water ste$
, 1859-10-03

ON FIFTH AVENUE,
Atths Intersection Of EsoAt~xy oppkc A41soa squa:s
NEW YDEE

ON FIFTH AVENUE,
Atths Intersection os 6soAtwsy. opo.c AA1soa SQUARE,
NEW YuKk.
To be opened Ausuat e3d. 1889
TIaoe.soa the most deasA5e OF any In ts <srat
trcuo kciax tue most helihy. dadshtu.. asd e-nl II
IL ctY al rerv sad cGnfetert to The Hudson River
nd j14.ou EaI:Epad utposs,
raN Il ,urs study ad neence aad rtrtez ts no<t
eyIl!rtai;e ard home Vi hota Ia The World.
Al hs m9vtcsfas. th.s cosc't ard eonTesieces havs
rurrrzed have t<cn i.trodueci.
Evry preeausoa has te+a taken d1ttnE constitution 10
Curr The ctnrre Eaty of Ece*a o the canEef Of 81
taoa Sed,.so1 y; :s daaS: 81 hss u - ~; Stssaa a. fe
aa4 ss;aratet ey Layer Of ee<a making tie ect's
wi .ssS.way1 vEE7re4L EAneA1 Is ne.ry completed
~ coayerr r,is-s tie The upp.r doors upoa
risn whkh znis Of no p*os4is!tsy Ct aes;dsat-
.eade n} tttt hundred fs upon each o3 RE 1 stoie&
nSsr s:ee hss been spprop I'D 10 prhlic Dsw:EE
the9s d s,a:l Prnn.aai. 1l sates Of spaloas nv
lofs Ch4a,tIs and Dfssanx isnoEs With u the met:1
conyennaua1 beeu especially designed for tie comfort
RaIs ~ e md n
tbs SOM tniencts TOT commercial tneseoue and business
has bcep added the chcz Of the Hotel aad
ihtre is Telegraph oce connecting with Al pats q tbs
fisrd and Cbea Rooms Of ths eat approved stye ard
.rpon,lneats provided for the use Of sutss ad The
Tas Furniture 2.d e7s. an!ee Of nse In IL **.ssa
4f o,mtnnEjauoas for aparu.na or upos aa7 but.sr.
Connected with The house pea citet Y fu7a As1sc1
/ No7xs." Ia etcss 70 iasara !nfasd ~ sttss:tos.
a5sees { As1 ": r1 Z D "a S q T "a ss e.
sssssaos-eoasa sssss + ns UrsHcocK. DAAt1o& CO.
, 1859-10-03

Nl pot. Cook County. ~ -fard Coxy - L. T.
H5-e Fse.irret A. tuuner. and salaA Gunner, lts
yIa -fsG1.rn fns Mechanics Lea.
Fus!c Il IL hefssJ siftn that IN pursuance o1 "
e.v.a e~s, e.sx.zd n te Acose xr4et1 as*s 1a .ne
IL t!sncrry In *uprior Court u Cae5<o *t On u
twensy d7t esq Isy e ue,her l. D. ~ tsa
In ia o,rnSC u sAd day. seE 1t public Au'n 70 thu
hir3sti btt5 E cast. the north door os the tou:t
Hoq.4 tn the City of Chcaxo Ia tie codnty Aaa ssat
4;nTrs,d fhe following e hd raj eafa sifuae 10 tha
to,rlY ii Cuokxna S&ase # 1utes = Wit: oa Dug ~
ar7s is 1netoa with Gfov< md known y
eixaiY-,1s {44 In tbs haf of section
fsfl o lie Sa+ya su&st<lon ef h1 Ad1tt = h< Cy
t.,-1r-.Ih- rtn hrinr xry IRA St:uTl,
Wsst1 u Chsneery IL lie suEetor Court Of Chleaxo
, 1859-10-03

n C1ly CIctks Otice. Chlcaxo. III, OF. tst- 1ssa.
utuc Nutee u hereby stveu thai the Common Council
haze nsrsed .ewsk ID Il enstraetcl u fsHnws; On
Hubbard sttes In tAc West Dlysuu. s{x feet w!de Of
: tneh plank. Laid OIL bearings Of not 10: Aan
BY inch HntHz let into the eh or the earth aHtd
In besue<n them, ~ ~ torfn even kFa1a.
Nuw mixes shan lie constructed In fhc manner
rrnuItr hy he ,n tnet I'D. xalks before
IL l3th ~ of ocntr 1so. Is u. 10 ta hy the STREET
sILef md Tie Gust asscssed On tas pEsa'ea
cha. kclslr thu tcwsta- ....... x,,.-
, 1859-10-03

@ Notice.-Ihe undersigned,
s'eAh0o'a u - NeseAsn.s Bxzk af Macon ueotxa an
~ fss <ssnEa e Il Charter maas personally liable tos
Us 4x aLe uat<a ot s Bank VIII b takeu by IL On
As2asa o. shs aae tes.. ~ Kentucky Indiana Aad ohla
II, 4. TJCK IN = m
, 1859-10-03

2 Dr. Seelye's Liquid Catarrh Re-
sdy-War.ats1 u be sure aat permanent Cur, ee fs
'sh ot}oe roo II Mesrharss E1changs corner Of Iako
asa Wells stfees- dt1alr.. xA fn ra11eziaza Of d.-
.se t<e vii be sent to zny aaae rpoa the recpt of
penny rottakr stamp. mya1 d,s.tu
, 1859-10-03

Scs. s and W&s4 Ssh Street.
Murray ull two doors fton Filth Avenue. Ssv fo!k
VII reopen the lsh tsy Of se1tesuSts nsxt Ies "a
destbie location fr sehoo pnrposet tn tbs city, 9Ee
budafs planned etpsrtT fof the schoo ass ~2!nrd hy
ais7atase of lsrkcr latu1 Of pus sit aud tsad sat
pnsr-like temperature 1arke airy ROOM occupying one
tnts:r rtosy L e: ap,t for CAssheuc and u
tpte4 one peeu:ias fc1sute Of the sehoos- 49,
The raaei?a aas:aed 81 Lscics Of the highest Qua2h
ezticca for thClr vocation.
nan. ffapo Fora l1rp, and esier assospli. .hmsn1a
Among ht. friends aad PstIont u p1!ne'7 st.sa 70
sesssTn CaIser.ty; Orsscsten Liant Esa q caisaen:
# Yontes II, +; Rer. John AeC1toek u: p. I:s.l-
dsss :! ri Try uPl;.s't, e, j. psM sa, T. j.
Rev Juel PA5krs D. n. Hon, lanes Harper. AID uozase
WratsT, L. D. Of Se~ icss Gtsy. -
Far full information apply fur rEospectuf TO- hev T. q
.-tW EnisW AN m. IL Principal ans-1tt-.1w ~
, 1859-10-03
MASTERS SALE.-State OF ILL

lf1 no.s, CooE County. SA--super!nT GooFtnt Ght t
eaxo. In 'a.necry-Ern,t Wtvn,aa v. w.Esm T. GA4-
lup saI James .yernf. I'LL n fctecict< usoEst*et
.,ttl orcs rnteTr In .Ee ea!s!s3 tveo-
IL thsncers of IL snIr.:r Court ChcsSo. VIII on ;ha
a:astetah ~ q ta 4 Il 'sa 4 Ten 1eSsf ;S u sn
b!stc, iuF c1.h ii the Nh ef actAse
city Chs ~" IL tle taun'y md stass a!otssssa. 1se ~
We Iescts STATE - ufa tncfeoI a. n2 -
ncses,.rv tn t,e Eluury nc upon tht 1aN IteEe
wta interest AID GUSTS VT: at ctEtsn !arua ~.
pet rare},f land. &n" astLc ntEth -o Shs uoHa
xt,,fr7s tuna. gua1.es tsenty sctM -
,ownship fnr:r a. ses1h e mage swsNc i1 tt1 ~ ta
!.t ptucra nest:tn, atisaf* tn the town OF Lttten.
C2unr n tuok an. ef Illinois. containing sit3t~o
Ac.r4 tw en!y fo1t aEas II N ACT. e ~ SINE
4ncr~ nrless- !ikA 49,.
Master chaneevy of tho Superior Gsnat u
.sn. AssA lA