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GTATE or ILLINOIS, COUNTY OF COOK,
kCx,ACnQh QQpoi1 UQ1xt of Common H44ks faoE0alI

GTATE or ILLINOIS, COUNTY OF COOK,
k3A-Coot County Uou1t Of Common P1sas February
Term. 1850.
Sylvester Lnd sann.ls. Slater f Gator. and rrs,ss
Of Jafey Barter dessned. -. geseph W.l"e, nenloE
Farz4st Barber. .hsztss T. Heu, anu ElszA Bell bis
Et:a-tn th4nce'y
Ahda1it of The nor residences Of psy Ann BARBER
lucy Ea1be, Barr Barber. Charles 7. Bel and kta
Bell sa part detend Ants Anove na1ea haytrE
hem aled tbs once ofthe e1k of saia Cook Coaots
Mars Aan Ba1ne1 Luey Barber Hamlet Barber, Charles
r Bell snd - B. big VITA that 1ha complain ants
.a t5efr bill complaint In the 1ad Court tho Q2
esH sde thesok % the ssh dAy Of Jaau,r, l5ks and
s9.in.s ssId desendan rs,aFnahle % tao tr*s Non.
az o9 g. A9,M ait ae1I =. .s -. oT =" ,een.sed
r. enb. + Harriet Barber G. III. II. i IN, Elisa Bel.
II vile. snAu personally oe .na Appear esfosa
III I'D -. soch Con y coat o. con9'n pIer. :., "a
u Gnleaso IN ,sa3d Gount' On ths fzst MoadaJ nf
apFh ia5a. ard plead. azswer - demur T. Y 9 sa'd
caurai1ants bt of COMPLAINT lie md ths mat
ters a1d th.cxs ihe-eio chazxed II! ad viii be saken
- confessed and ts9es entered axA!n1t AocoEd-
WALTER KIxBALL. Clerk
Nah r. Tat kIut. O. 4 Ao]sY4 fe5-&F els
, 1859-02-05

Hz4p A. Wul1Axs..-..... D. HouaHfuixa
WILLIAMS L HOUGHTEL1M9
TOAAl 9SION NERO HAETS,
~ No. :l9k 9oath Water streez, second door West
OF Wells aFeet Bridge dive their excluaivs attention 10
e aale Aad 5uchass Of u knds Of Produce Stock &c.
on Connssoa. CASA advances made rills Of Ladlux
And properly In ttore ksfcr tieu tofth ca, HI
F.nc bank and Geo. 8ssctc Co, jAl0 b9di II
HIRAM WHEELER
DRO0UCE COMMISSION MERCHANT,
l. Corner Of u4zk md 8outh Water Hreek
~HEELER3 BU1LD1SR-CP STAIRS
bs5o 6n1l. Illinois
, 1859-02-05

thu1es G Clzyke sn1 MARY D., his wife of the ci J
Of Chtc2x". County Of Cork. Aad Stue Of Inota
heEslnA DEC ~ : 10 secu.s' psspIt 9fa ertsin
lar iberia mentioned xhien du. ef tnat bva1a ats
~ asb - .a5 Is tre:sts.. In !hs e.: Reeo,dess
hook q OF Aoi<Aes Pa.es ~ azi eli: and vLe.rsx
def.uf b. been made Ia pAsm men: Of IL = AID
sad note to sell sald under said d e tsuss
1or .hs . r-os. tnereia exDrea.e4 Nov. h-refo.x.
anesisn 4 ,he Ncrta door of me caus u the
Hdd-r for H. At ten ocosk "a ite festnoon Oh lhe
Ninth par 9r MARCH A 2. isss. ths pEeuaIse4 d.:
Acfb d Ia pa1d d~ed o: trust to Et:-The undivided
Sohrds taI Of tne nth halt the orthxest quarter
see1l,n tventJnine Ey} Town nu nbtr one d., n : b
RA: +. nunbe axetn tl6) 1he ,ousih Principal
Ian. aad coat .niok a! three and cne third OK,
ARES. be tho more less the being land net
A24Et Ben }Aain 2. lA-ke and AaFes Cltike ffpu
tha e.t.ts Of tho lass IL. Henry Cls1ke
FRANCIS T. EGGI ESToN.
Ehltaro. Ftb1u2fY 4ud. ln54 ft8 az clS3
, 1859-02-05
Uoillllil55ion ltlctlDallts,
mURRY NELSON

DRODUCE, COMMISSION j SHIPPING
i AlERUklANT-
No. HIasas Block ccrus Clark aaI soutb Wa:rr d.
..A1e1ts for the FULTON STARCH WORKS, Fulton.
N. 7. ti.2tc QswexI River st2rrh ComtAuy) They
macsacturv al ktnu4 Of pure Corn Starch .! u ptfior
quality. urde1s addressed 70 " NELSON ?. O. 2kAl
will receive prompt attention. oc9 bill !y
, 1859-02-05
1858. Winter ArTa1Eemsnt 1858
VIA MICHIGAN CENTRAL AND GHGAT

WEaTEkN tGAMAQA HALLWAY
1RAlES LEAVE THE GREAT CENTRAL
Depot, foot # Lat street. Chlcako:
90 A. M-Nev YORK Expfsss.{rxceps sqndsy,> arrive
at Detroit SD r. n: 9uspens'on Bridge. or
Hutalo $50 a. NJ; Albany 40 r. n. Kc1
FORK lG41 P. H.; Philadelphia vlA k1ul1a,
II II.
600 A. Il Cincinnati ExpreEs-tEuudays exceptedQ;
arrive Ut Cincinnati al 9.8AP. II.
s:{qA M.-Detrot AccomodaHon texcept sunday A.
rive 1t Detroit lGx5 P. II.
{M-New York ard Bostpo Exprexs-fB -fBat11dayt
excepled). Arrive Det. olt A35 2. H.: Buspen.
don bridke Buffalo R:0l p u Albany 1000
... A. n: New York 4.31 z. A.: Boston IL 46 Pm.
t02 r. A.-sn1cinnAu and Louisville Exprxss-{e1cept
Saturday, Arrive - Cincinnati II S0A. II.
Louisville TOO P, NJ
Only cae train on sunday al 500 z b.
AL trains connect Pam With the Buffalo and LAS
6aron Railway sor Bu.s.o and III points East: At T.
Fonto with the Gr2nd Trunk Railway to Kln1ton. O.
deuahnrKb, Montreal. Quebec and alIpotn8 Ia qanzzB
EaS&. Northern Vermont Few H6t2FAhist aid Maine
II Da1zxe checked through
Th.ouxh tickets for sala ii The parlpaI Rtlroad o~s4
In the West and the general otce, Lake sud
Dearborn Etteets oppo8lte tic fremont house ChcRxx,
4 n. RICE aunerinten1ern
H J. tfltp1sa, Gec. FAxa Agent nj, q, RI po30
, 1859-02-05
Wintef Arrangement. .
CHICAGO AID nlLWaTKEE RAILROAD,


Great Nail and K1prsas Route to It Paul.
IN AND AFTER MONDAY. SuvEA
~ ber s9th. 1858. Pssaenx<r Traias Will run iails
6undArs e1ccpted.] II followa:
THROUGH lNAINA
LzAvzoscAoo+ TaoA STATION Goa. rA1r eopx ss
&oo H. M-stonp!n4 a al asationA reachinx milwaukee,
It 1Hd u.
EO z. A-eaopp!ns q Evauston. Hxh!anI Park. LAKE.
fo1feh HAnktEAn. Anl -tsltons 7e.8E,. md
AH1vfc1 ID milwaukee Al tI5 F. IL, ana con.
utettux With Lacrosse Il I'LL xxut er .roAu
for sI Paul and ali ponls In tho " taanest,
~ WArx1a1N T2AIx LKAvns Cusc41u Ar
&M F. A-Bs1ppinR u al 8:atons. and Az1ivnx as A
kcE4p 1t 6.55 P. h,
CuNNEuTIoNa,
Al HUx11ktA Nth Ii cros4s AiMank &c fnI;,pa fhr
Hartford. Horizon. Beaver lam. Portage C,ty L4bon
apazta. and l. Osossr conn eetinx Al aastA Ard Ia
Cro4sa With three daily Hne Of staxr1 ;or St p1ut
WlnonA Fountain City. Reeds Landing. Red Wing ne.
ootA Hndsou. Ha5ln3s II Anthony Ainneap-
otis and Mnneso&s-
Ano Cos1rcr u Junction With the Fond ia Nc ard
nth tho Horizon RzlirosdA toF Pond du Lac Oshxq.A
Waupau, Rpon and Berlin. Also, With tbs MIlvauGcc
and M!Aisdnpi and HUwaak md Watertpvp Raifrosd
for Whitewater. JAne1vlIt. Madison, PsA1ls du Chen
b. Paul HNtland and WstettoWn
At Racine Junction. With lbs Racine and AlI.ssSpcl
Rs!lro1a Tor huntington klkhosn. DelAyao Da1eu. be
o!s aud Rnekton.
hesh. Trains aIeass Milwaukee 1t $40 A. u. and Chl
c18o u 5:S3 L. II. tally.
mob 7. aYKYQ Hrn, ,
, 1859-02-05

: Cook. B9-nonE County UouFt q ctmnon PIeaA
febTu1ry Ierm.. 1853
Charles h. Booth zad Charles Tatt,e T. 01sls Finch
Attachment
Public notice y hereby dsen 10 b. said osv1e Finch
thai writ Of Attachment isgued ont Of the otuee
Of the Clark 81 Cook QounEy Cougt Of oranon Pleas,
dated fst day Of febtafy A. D. ls9 II bs autt Of
The said Charles H. Booth Charles Tue and asanst
the eatase Of the sad 0sve Finch Or the run o. s.1-
teen hundI oEtTtHo DO las AID forJ esht cen,a
directed 10 the sheriff Of Cook county, which said
wit h18 been returned executed.
Nov, therefore. ualea he std Orvl!le Finch shall
personally be md Aprtar bc!ose The said Cook County
Court Of Common Pea1 on or oefoE: me drs day o,ae
n The cty Of GhIeako On The Int Moada Il Ftbru.
NJ 4 e ls53. are 1pecal hal ssd plssd 70 she .ad
4nd!u favor Of The Eaid Charles E,ota and Charles
Tutt. and - much OF the property attached may
, 1859-02-05
STAT EMENT OF THE CONDITION
-pYfHH-
HOME INSURANCE COMPANY.
On the First day Of January. 1. D. 1859.
Mode to sht 4uditor Of Tie State Of Iuinois, zur-
suaas to shs Stdtutt ef that Ssase.

NAME AND LOCATION,
The lame of this Comnsny u "Tae Home Insurance.
Vo91pany Incorporated In 1858 and located In the cy
Of New York,
CAPITAL,
The capital of rid COMPANY atually raid
~. 70 IN eaAh u .:......-..... .t6 90 10y 90
The sur 1us On the In Jan, 1854 A1,t3l n
Tttal ant capital and surplus. t1f41f 81 =
ASSETS.
, 1859-02-05
JnsurQ11le.
CTATEMENT OF THE CONDITION
or fHK-
Hartford Fire Insurance COMPANY
Made to the Auditor Of the Ststs Of Illinois.

JANUARY 1850.
The name Of the Company Il the Hartford Fire Inss-
Fan:e Company. and il located II Hartford. Ct
CAPITAL
1he amount Of Cap!tal Flock .t5o0. .0oo %
IAe amount ot Capital Stock pAi up fS.. $4,000 CO
, 1859-02-05

M AoIE1tS aALt..-cIATE UF ILL
4v1 notA Ocok County. C1cuit eoc1t .; Cook ca.
ia EhxrteEy.
Bennett B. Chamber u Jane7 M,h;s
Public notice = heseby <syta that Ia pursuance Of
Ue1esI Order entered Ia The ahaye entitled cAuse,
GA ,hs foaIteeeth daJ q JaEuav. 4 p; 1879. l.
ssate Of Illinois, viii On he iseltd Of ReorussJ l.
lSs y Ten oe!oet Ia the torenooa of lad day seA
North door Of the Court House Of tie County Of Cook
la the sty Of Chicako u hs described parcel
Il real e5t4te Ni& The fFac1ina o. lie rprE-
xeEs and nth wet qraEtes Of section e. tTeoty4ere
CcL II toxnahlp thh elshk Ga range Iii e1s5 o{
The third opcipal Eerdi sn Ia Cook county, containing
oue Hundred an1 sseni3th,ee ae.e4 more Of lesE
t. O. PAINE fkEER
MAsteI In Ch2neeE3, Cook county
SntcaeoL ian Hoth lba9. ia4i eIatj
, 1859-02-05
q =
AAster In Ch21ceE5, Cook county
Qn!eakp jan 3pth. lsae. ia9l esd

CTATE OF H4LN0Is-COOK COUNTY,
~ & 8cook oognss oout Of Common P1eas-Ieb-
f11fy Trrt2 4. D. l8Sl -
Wlllan E DasEe.t Henry D Rs.s>t. aad D. Hobart
Hll. y HasisL11 benxm msff. R.saeJ Il D1ctmao
Public Hotties u hereby gwen 70 the said Randolph
Den&nore. Barney Il DJcknAa sd kd~u nensmose.
Gak Of the Cook County Coa.t ot Common Ple.s dati
the swenty dA{ Of 1eeeahe1 A. 1saa Il ths nit
Hobart aus nd .fstp, tas e.ats Of she .aid Kaodoph
for tns Of TaFee Hundred and 8ixty Saven Do1ts
4od Seventy Four ceots dEeed % the eher6 Of Cook
County, which said Wit h2s been returned executed.
Now, the7e:cse uness Jou. the sad Randolph Dens.:
oore RNneJ Il p.etmA1 and Edwin Deoaaore. aaali
Court Of oonmou elet& o. beiore he "a; a. Of Do
nexs san shereo1 % BE he.aan u tke co1t House ID
q e. ~ Fys; ;saedA bail, aad pleaa % % a.4
n f,1oF II IL sa W,ias E = ga s;e afa at 1fa
Bsas e a9d Hobart Hlls I'D p nasA Il shs p9op;
tudE9a& 4ad eost4 stl BE- nd e tst!tfy ihe s4ns
WALTER KIMBALL. Clerk.
uFFFVW ~ k+tA+ tALS A~ K
, 1859-02-05

-
Ttts] auorn. of 4us.a, s.93 633 :,
pT--TTTr
LA 141 11s'
No liabilities 10 Bank, or othet1. due or
6 Nolopes adjusted and due.
I Loses either cnadiuEed orr a5aolsaa
. L:ises u su.ptnss waiting fl.
antwer shove
10 Al other claims rsairat the Co. a,sa597
Total amt # Liah1itIea Asas9 96
II The tuie Of the Company Is not - exceed QUO In
any one risk. futiect 70 less By Ene!t Gre
- ADe s Il. IL ftsS to b. EYE
srtj 1t TO the fale iA1t boye hAned-
, 1859-02-05

N. ". GRAHAM d CO.,
forwarding ~Herch1nts,
Shipping Agents Illinois Central Railroad, md
Wharf Boat Proprietors.


WE HAVE JUST PUT DOWN IRON
w Tracks md Slides ea3inx directly hon tho old
Depot Ia oct Mhz1{ Boat which enable to forward
eikhi 70 and from the kNro3d with Kre1t despatch md
without the exposure liability to d2nake, unavoidable
Ii An1 other method Of h2ndllnx :.
We Aso Nve prompt And careful attention to eshlp-
me-A ~ river to Nashville, tvan9ytgA Cincinnati.
Wheeling, PlttshutKh New urle4Qs md hreopna
QAiro. illinois, December 15<h. l3aA de*1 b167 Sn1
, 1859-02-05

L1STATE OF GRAHAM MARI DE-
IL ceasef. Public notice hereby Kvsn 10 al per-
having claims ard denands axa ast the estate II
eratam Na deceased. to mt th- aa,ne for aiod
cation aud Aetteuent 1t rexuiAr o lie Gucnty
Court Of Cook County. to be holden II tle Court Hpu5e
In The CITY Ut Ch:sxo tne fsn Monday Of March 4
D. LISA b*iaz lie seys nth day thereof
LU1ix AAHR, Execu.rix
Of the Last WyI 17d Testament Of Ira7aE Marr deed
BT Il H. M1ssxF. aaent
Blre lstapd. JAuu 1t.h. ts69, jal3
, 1859-02-05

STEAMER NE7V FALLS CITY.
fnHE SPLENDID FAST sK@A
l. Sal1irs 8teaner
New Fal1s CITY
, 1859-02-05
GTATE uf ILLINOIS, COOK COUNTY,
se.-C1rruIt C9nr. Of Cook County. January speeiA
Term, 4. D., iHa
William McEulIY John McEu.IY. aod Marx w. r atsnn

VI Genre l. H0yt
Public Notice Is hereby given - the -. Geene Ho5t
that WEis Of att .rcrt !sxued out OF the Office Of the
tesnth dayof December A. D. 1855. the S7 Of the sid
William sfccuily John p AcCul!y and siaEk ". watson
Of swo hundred and raety dollars aud
cert directed 70 the Sheriff OF Cock County. which said
1ou The said Geo r Hogt shall prsson ally be and ~
2ss5 6s9rs s az 1cn,t too ceanty 9n q es
holdsn =. the eG house u TIE stty OF Chcaso the
aad peadso = said paIutlfs action. Judgment vill b
entered -, 'e9 md IN Iayor Of see said William
much at.1ch ay be sufficient To at
ty tht raid JUDGMENT A7dcosts vii BE- sold to sati1y
the 41Iue. WILLIAM L. CHURCH. C1trx.
0ornen Waite Jameson Pm = Atrgs dc75 baaa 6rd
, 1859-02-05

The market opeted with seAdy fair deHandfor nerr
II ali dettools Of Beef uattle and prizes tanked from
6to l01<c the 4ener selling price beng about tH7 The
best rnss In setive ltQues and sales were re4d
liz effected at quot Ihe avrrake quality 81 the
offerings fair and tue Light Supply caused much FIRM
nes in prices. The Hrokess were e1ect1nx alea a.
u half cent advance en- as weeks quotstlons AZ neI
iog With cur auotaons. At the other yards there pre-
vailed s.eady fair demand A. prizes ranging from -
lDkc- ,.-.
Co1s and Calves are ~ moderately active request at
prizes ranging from rs 10 &G5.
Veal Cslvea are firm At our quotations.
g. eep Lambs eady. ut slfkht On lak
weeks price, 1rAo actions haye BEEN ut pEicts quoted
AhGy&s
, 1859-02-05

0l0Q1t OF CA44 IN o80k.
:. :. balance ii bxnds Of aE-pt1 and
II eoutbe Of oGttxcmisaion.
:. Unineunbe9e1 real estate owned b.
tho company. --....
=. LoAn1 uu bond Hnd moftkaxe4, betn-
drst ltin OF record on ultncumbered
real ea str. worth 1t least u IN, sd
and on With there Il lezs than one
years inteTess due md outrF.,.,....
lsoAns cn h7nds and mottS4&e4 o.
which there Il due nort than one
ye&t'a interest. ...............,
:. lo1ns oaetocts md bonds paJsble on
deusnd. the market yAlue Of sccu,t,
ties pledged. e1a9 9s97-........,,.....,
n other l. aus mad : ~ the company
nottue!uded In preceding ttxug :.
bAck xtockA GIVE ed ~ tho compAay.
tnEket vAlue)......--..........
due the companJ on which judemcnts
have be-n obtained.
q. $. TreAsuIJ Nutes. {nnask't y41ue, /
>. ASSESSMENTS On t1e stock Of the com.
rAay called In and de And unpaid ,
Or premium notes due and unpaid,
htAscuEi State bo dG, s per Ct tn1Ar.
=. Interest actually due aLd unpA j,
>. Premiums due and u7co leaed On pol,
tcl.s Issued II the o61ce..........,....
Bill. receivable for premiums On Ia
land navigation Hf1kA............,,.,
, 1859-02-05

GEORGE &. ECKLEX
JoExx2lr EcKLET, MoRsz co.,}
Produce Commission Merchants.
LAYING PURCHASED THE INTEREST
IL Of ny partaer3 Ia tic arz1 Of Eckiey Morse +
60. VII continue tho Produce Oommssion bua1nes On
The AboTs atye 0ce No. Pone.t u Hiding corner
of Clafx Anl Wafer street, ukO. B. ECktkY.
Che4Rp. January D. las9. iEN6m-c8
CULVER & CO,
Commission eWe7'chupfS.
2l6 south Water Street,
b T. CCLyxx.
{sl h3141y
, 1859-02-05

I {tuANCERr NUTiCE-STATEuF uF ILL
~ aos Cornty Of Coak- sA- Circuit Court oi Cook
foun:v April Term A. u. l:59.
FTankia 4. Gregory John rlt7n+ O.mand Luton
A"ses " Richardson. John BFadoufs. Geotze
NchxdAoa. George bsrnes. Jsne1 ". Lynn u. liar
TeyS,encer: MS.Ed ale. ander. John - " e1servs
and0rr11 ) II ns. VI Norton King Byron u, New
ell R1dn1nb 8chntsasr. Elht1htaR NhHel 1naC Ch1A
, 1859-02-05

NJ D r T e A GE SALE~-NUTICE Is
lfI hereby kven that defaus 4vng BEEN r1ds Ia
the paJmeat Of certain prou!.oU Note s.cuee Ia and
Y certain notxAxe made and executed b. Alfred r:
Y " ose q The kssotdes ef pees hs County q
Paze ~ to Geo. NJ GRAY TO secure the payment of
essAa pronsorJ note n ND noEtEaes mentioned on
lnterss Exht Thousand IhiztySevea Dolars and Forty
8i1 Cents nov. therefore ! suau b. vsn1e Of the
dag of January. D: 1sda. tho Court House. Ii
the city of Chic4Ro AID County Of uook aid State q
highest bidder for the following des..Ihed lots Or
pieces Of lAndA Together with III rRht a1t equity of
Go r. acd Il ate Of Illinois 70 Wis TIE u7dyided one
BALI Of Lots ora u and two j, Ia BLOCK four ~ Tort
Dearborn Addition 70 Cnicsxo.
, 1859-02-05

New York Cattle Market,
WEDNESDAY, Feb 2.
ne enr-ent u.l;es for the week at all the markets
a. foloWE:
BEET C1IILK .......-
Fft quality, per cEt. .ti0 E0at0.M
PUG $50
3.s13 B.5Q
Inferior ......................... 6.0Aa c.D
STIxk ........-..
First quality 6coe6xc.
Other G0ute6tc.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-08
A Valuable Tract of Land

WILL bb SOLD AT A BARGAIN!
A VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND, CON-
n tanning One Hundred and Sixty Acres, is nov
offered for the 6rst time at private sale II is To-
Gated in Paulding county, miles from the County
Seat, and mile from the Wabash and Erie Ca
nal II Is heavily timbered, and Is one Of the
most desirable pieces Of land in North Western
Ohio. The title is hrst class, and there arc no
membranes upon il. The land can be had at q
bargain, II application be made soon.
Particular information can be had OF tho land
by calling on Q. p. HUBER,
Christopher's Auction Rooms, corner of Jelsr-
son and Market sts. nov. 3.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-08

R0- The London Times seems to think
Prussia is preparing for war Her stand.
ing army consists OF 150. 900 men, and the
war reserve comprises 10000 more. She
has, moreover rifle corps of 10000, en-
listed for from l2 to l5 years, and is prepar
ing an arsenal 70 400 steel guns, loaded al
the breach There is alse the Landwehr,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-08
IEARY l.. BROWN, A.B. IRWIN
BROWN g. IRWIN.

hhNkh l.. brown, A.h, IRWIN
BROWN & IRWIN.
HEAD on rHE BASIN,
HAVE the best Of Charcoal and common
IL Horse Shoe Iron.
BROWN a IRWIN
Have tho best of Round, square and Flat Iron.
BROWN IRWIN
Have the best Of Band, Hoop, oval, Half RoaRd and
Sheet lion
BROWN 4 IRWIN
Have the beatof Wagon buggy, Spring ARd Dandy
BROWN a IRWIN
Have the beet Of Norway and BfenEOn Nail Rods.
BROWN IRWIN
Have the beat Slab Steel and 2lab Iron.
BROWN A IRWIN
Have the bestof Round, Flat, square and oetAgon
BROWN A IRWIN
HAvethe best Of Plttsburgh sprinEs and Axies.
.. BROWN A tRWIN -
Have the beat Of Carriage Hqb Bands, and Tire and
PioW Hoita.
N BROWN A IRWIN
Have the best OF Bellows, Anvils solid Box Vses
BROWN IRWIN
Manufaeture aud cell stoves, Hollow Ware, Ae.
.-.l .a BRoWN A IRWIN
Keep Tia Of all Einda, sheet, Zino and Iron.
Keep Copper aAd M Bottoms, aloek TinaAd solder.
BROWN Irwin
Keep pie plates, fruit can tops, and bottoms 6e all
OF which will be sold 10 the trade ~ the lowest
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-08
Ayers Ague Cure,

which neutrazes this malnrious poison IN t,ie
blood, and stimulates the liver TO expcI IL from
the body. AS It should. so IL does cure this nf
ilictive disorder with perfect certainty And 1t
does more, or rather docs what Is OF more SER
yico TO those subject TO this Infection. II taken
IN season u oxpels II from the system as h Is nb-
sorbed, and thus keeps those who use Il frcc from
It's attacks; keeps the system In health although
exposed to the disease Consequently Il not only
cures, but protects fpm the great variety of af.
tections which arc induced by this malignant
Influence, such as Remttent Fever, Chill Fever
Dumb, or Masked Ague, Periodical Headache,
OF Bilious Headache, Bilious Fevers, Neuralgia,
rheumatism, Gout, Blindness, Toothache Ear
ache, Catarrh, Asthma, Palptations Paiufnl Az
fections Of the Spleen, Mysteries, Collie. Paraysis
and Painful Affections of the Stomach and Bow
els, all Of which, when arising from this causc
Will be found 70 assume moro or less the intcrmit-
tent type. This "AGUE CuRE" removes the cause
of these arrangements, and cures the disease.
This It accomplishes by stimulating the cNcrc.
tories TO eXpel the virus from the system; AMI
these organs by degrees become habited to do this
fheH office Of their own accord. Hence nrscs
what we term dcclimdtion. Time may accomplish
the samo end but often life Is not long enough or
Is sacrificed In the attempt, while this " AGuE
CURE" does IL at once, and with safety. We have
great reason to believe this Is n surer n. wsn %
safer remedy for the whole class OF 4
which are caused by the miasmatic Injection.
than any other which has been discovered; and
IL has still another important advantage TO the
public, which Is, that II is cheap as well us good.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-08

A NEwLY-MARRIED CoUPLE IN A DEAL OF
TROUBLE Recently, says the Memphis Av.
alanche, a couple Of gentlemen, with their
newly'weddsd brides, accompanied by the
usual number Of friends Of hoth sexes, ar,
rived in town on the Memphis and Charlesr
ton Railroad, and vainly endeavored to pro-
cure accommodations at the Gayoso the
Worsham, and the Commercial Every
room was occupied As a last resort, the
party applied at an extensive boarding.
house In the northern part of the city
The landlord informed them that they could
be accommodated, but there were only two
vacant rooms in the house Here was
pretty pickle 1t was finally determined,
however, that the ladies should occupy one
room, and the male portion of the party
might monopoliEe the other. 1t is said that
the swains kept melancholy watch during
the long hours of the night, and the next
day concluded to seek somo less crowded
place to spend their honeymoon.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-08

AN INTERESTING STAFF AND CRooK.-The
staff which was used by his Lordship, Bishop
DeCharbonnel at the conservation of the
CvaJiutor Bishop Of Toronto, was composed
of an old staff OF the late lamented Bishop
Macdonnell, and the crook was that used by
the Abbott Of st Fillan 10 bless the Scottish
army at the battle Of Bappockhurn, 1t ia
Of solid silver, with some relic enclosed be-
hind white stone, and the workmanship
eonclusively proves It's antiquity, 1t is
probable that such an interesting staff was
never held on similar occasion by any
consecrator outside Of the city of Rome
1t was while kneeling before the Abbott,
holding this blesaed staB in his hand, that
the English monarch remarked that the
Scots were suing for mercy. lie found his
mistake, however.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-08
DAILY EMPIRE.



There are many Of our citizens who will
be pleased with this notice Of Mr.. Powell,
Che artist iHftt
This artist 90 we'll known by his greatest
work, The Discovery Of the Mississippi" "
has recently completed a smaller picture,
ordered BY French publishing house The
selection OF the painter aud the theme con,
stitute compliment 10 American art, which.
coming from foreign source, we are partic,
ularly glad to chronicle. II indicates that
people abroad are beginning to recognize the
existence and to appreciates the excellence
OF American art The subject Of the work
to which we allude is Washington taking
Last Farewell Of his Mother" The hero
knvels at the feet Of bis parent, whose arm
Is extended in blessing. WashinRtons dig,
nifty is preserved even 10 ito peculiar style,
the heroic and the pathetic being admirably
combined, while the face of his mother Is
peculiar triumph. No portrait Of Mary
Washington is accessible, and the artist was
obliged 10 conceive face which should at
once possess ell the feminine and maternal
expression and traits, and yet retain for ar,
tistic or dramatic purposes a likeness to her
distinguished son. He has succeeded in This
difficult and delicate work. But while giy-
ing all due prominence to the important lg
ures on the canvass, Mr. Powell has not neg-
leoted accessories The furniture of the
chamber is well colored, made properly
subordinate to the principal effects, and yet
affords satisfaction to the eye and an old
black woman, standing respectfully at the
door, adds greatly to the home-!ke look Of
the picture. We regret that the artist is
Obliged to send the work abroad immediate,
ly, and before conuoisseurs con havo an op.
portunity Of examining il
Mr.. Powell is now engaged on larger
work, ordered by the Ohio State Legislature,
for the Capitol at Columbus-its theme ie to
be Perry crossing in small boat from the
Lawrence to the Niagara, in the midst of
the Battle Of Lake Erie" The study for
this picture is extremely spiritel Original
portraits of Abdel- Kader, Lamartine, Alex.
audre Dumas, (pere,) all full of striking
character, are all in this artists studio. A
collection Of his works would form an OK,
tremely interesting gallery. and doubtless bc
advantageous 10 his reputation N, Y. lex,
press, Nov l6.