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Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1859-10-28
Big Stories.

A MONSTER TUREIP.-We have the
father of all garden sass" now on exhi-
bition at the Standard office. It is a
ruta baga turnip, which weighs thirty
three and quarter poundsi 1t was
raised by Mr.. n. Fl. Fletcher of Albany,
and we challenge the "whole world and
the rest of mankind" to. produce one that
will beat it. 1t is a handsome vegetable,
is quite smooth, having none of those
excrescences that often appear on such
edibles. 1t also measures three and a
half feet in circumference, and was very
closely trimmed when weighed. 1t is not
corky. We were silly enough two weeks
ago to notice little sprout tina. weighed
thirteen pounds, under the supposition
that it was a turnip, but since this last
arrival we have discovered our mistake
Our friends will please send us no more
turnips that weigh less than 33 IL lbs.
but il there is a man who can furnish u
one weighing more than that he shall
have the Standard one year for his tur
nip.
A BEET.-C. W. Dewey, Oyerseer Q
the Poor in Irasburgh, has left at GU
office beet which measures ninetee
inches in circumference and weighs /
I-2 lbs. We don't know whether tha
will do to bet on" or not.
A CAR ROT" Sim Flint" of Ira,
burgh, has left at our office carrot whic
he says weighs 2 - lbs. We guess
, does, for it amt very big. We only pull
Iish the story to please him.
LARGE YIELD OF POTAToEs.-Joh
= Young of Jay, has raised the present Sc;
= son 4l0 bushels of potatoes from an acl
e of ground, but we don't think it our dui
/, to blow" very hard for man who do
r not take the Standard
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1859-10-28
60 Snow on Mansfield Mountain was
a foot deep on Saturday last.
Republicanism Triumphing.

The result of recent elections is cheer
ing to every patriotic Republican. As
one State after another joins the increas-
ing array new courage is inspired into
the hearts of the whole mass of Republi-
cans.
From the progress Of the past we joy
fully anticipate the triumph Of the future.
The party of freedom must in the end be
the conquering party. 1t is ominous tor
the degenerate Democracy of the present,
that, while Slave States are increasing
their majorities for Democratic rule, Free
States are breaking away therefrom and
joining the ranks OF the army Of Freedom.
While Georgia and Mississippi in their
recent ELECTIONS have greatly increased
their votes for the Democracy, Pennsyl-
vania, Ohio, Iowa, Indiana, and MINES
sofa have spoken loudly and cheeringly
for Republican principles-for Freedom
and the rights Of man. Kansas too has
Just given her vote for Free State Con
stitution by four thousand majority. tbs
success of the Republican cause in these
States clearly foreshadows what is Il
come. 1t has cen steadily gaining
strength from the outset. Though feeble
in regard to members at first, it has eve
been strong in principle, and its member
are yearly multiplying. When Sewar'
and Hale and their cOmpeers in and GU
of Congress first spoke manfully for th
cause now so popular, they were sneeTe
at by many, called fanatics, declared t
f be without any healthy organization
: but how do those men and all who hav
\ boldly maintained the right now stan
! before the world? Even their bittere.
: opposers respect them; respect them fc
their honesty, thes integrity and the
manly defence of heir principles, viii
doughfaces, and those at the north WI
have proved recreant to the great eau.
of liberty and humanity have sunk in
insignifcanee, and are justly despised.-
As long as the Republican party are trl
d to the principles of the Declaration OF 1
/ dependence and the spirit of the Cons
e tuition, maintaining them boldly by spee'
y and by act, they need not fear, for 'AusI
IS cious omens' cheer them. They ha
on their side, advocating their cause, t
sacred instincts of humanity, the gre
principles of natural religion, the teac
& ings of Christianity, and the almost una
imous voice of the civilized world. [
Il, them not falter nor be weary in tn,
~ great work and their labors will ere 10
Us be crowned with success u. Pheni1
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1859-10-28

A IARDY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
hereby acknowledge that pamphlet
bearing the title, " Statistical and Histor-
zeal Account of the County of Addison,
Vermont, by Samuel Swift" was received
at our Office as much as six weeks ago,
but for several reasons, such as the
crowded state of our columns, forgetful-
ness, &C., it has not received that notice
which common civility and the merits OF
the work demand. 1t is a well printed
pamphlet of 1872 pages, issued by the
publisher, A. H. Copeland. The His
tory of Addison County, from the fact OF
its being one Of the oldest counties in the
state, must prove of great interest to
every true son of Vermont. She lacks
not material out of which to make his.
tory, as is proved from the able manner
in which Mr.. Swift has completed hi.
task.
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eg The Chicago Press and TTibu,

60 The Chicago Press and Tribune
says: " Its afact illustrative of Browns
insanity, that he has charts of nearly all
the great battle-felds of Europe, made by
himself in France, Italy, Germany and
Switzerland. The possession of these
valuables he revealed to only few per
sons in Kansas. He attached great value
TO his maps and sketches Of battle ground:
as infallible guides togreat victories which
were in store for him before he should
have brought American slavery to vi
client end"
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60 We are beginning TO receive the
comments Of the Soutl.esa press on the
outbreak. The Baltimore american
says:
Gathering all the facts and rumors
concerning the late affair at Hsrper's
Ferry together, it is difficult to decide
whether it should be called a ludicrous
tragedy, or a solemn farce.
But it is perfectly idle, to say the least,
to turn such an event into political capt.
tai. No party would dream of endorsing
these or similar atrocities; and il is q
poor and unworthy class Of tactics that
would seek to fasten the responsibility
anywhere else than upon the misguided
actors themselves. Whatever may be
the tendency of their avowed principles,
no organization, worthy OF the name, has
ever eounseIed violent resistance of the
law in slave territory. There are a few
demented persons scattered over the
Northern States-so few that we might
almost enumerate them-Gerrit Smith,
Fred. Douglas, Mellen, if be is still alive,
and two or three more. But there is no
party of respectable dimensions that has
a plank in its platform upon which the
late mad foray could be justified
The Charleston Mercury says
while we can see DO cause for pres
ent alarm, none can blind their eyes to
; the audacity of the attempt, or fail to re-
gard it as a pregnant sign of the times
prelude to what must and will recur
: again and again, as the progress of sec
tional hate and Black Republican success
advances TO their cousumation. And
, what win be the effect? Are occurren-
ces like these calculated to strengthen
the institution of slavery in the border
n States, by adding TO its advantages and
+ value in the appreciation of the public
there Is not the condition Of things Il
: which we submit inevitably tending Il
: render slave property in the neighbor
81 hood of Mason and Dixon's line dan
gerous and troublesome nuisance p
IS Slaves can neither be kept nor managed
ie By our tame and passive policy, the cot
- ton States, which are vitality interested ii
in the institution, are actually allowing
+ slavery to be carried out of the horde
t. States. The continuance Of this polio
{ will slowly but surely build up an aboli
Re ton party in States that now are strongl,
Pro-slavery, and ready to back Us in resi-:
lance to the ever-recurring aggression
&c ee of the North and Of her people. Til
= march of events IS onward. Let th
n, signs of the times be read and interprete
Alright
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cratic journals shout in demoniac glee,
that the Harper's Ferry trouble is one Of
the "damning consequences of the prin-
ciples the republicans have advocated"
The truth of history gives the lie to that
Islander, for we believe with the Boston
Journal, that eff any political party can
be held responsible for the Harper's
Ferry instruction it is the Democracy
which by its Kansas policy has sown the
wind that has reaped the whirlwind."
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1859-10-28

G. OF the three thousand voters Of
Washington Territory, two thousand are
desirious Of entering the matrimonial
state, but there are no manageable girls
there. Tue Pugets Sound Herald plain
lively calls for New England damsels to
satisfy the demand for good article"
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1859-10-28

THANKs.-Our thanks are due to Mr..
A. NJ. Kendall of Craftsbury, for pres
ent of two balls Of butter, part Of the
nice lot shown by him at the late fair in
that town. Good, butter, best.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1859-10-28

LOOKS BAD.--We are sorry to OBJ
serve that in many parts Of the county
the roadsides are made the receptacle OF
all the rubbish and trumpery that is con-
stantly accumulating on every farm
Such things as fragments of boards, old
timbers, logs, &c, and also the stones
which are hauled from the cultivated
fields are, in most instances, dumped down
at the side of the road. Now, to say the
least, we think this looks bad; and we
think it is contrary to law and good or
der. We do admire neatness and good
taste in farming, as well as in anything
else. We may at some future day take
occasion to mention some farms which we
think models of neatness and order.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1859-10-28

EDUCATIoNAL.-The Third Annual
Report of the Vermont Board of Edi.-
cation, with the Report of the Secretary,
has been received at our Office. 1t is a
lengthy document-a much longer one
than we have the patience to read. But
we dare assert, without q perusal-of it,
that that portion of the document which
acknowledges the Paternity of j. S. Ad-
ans, the Secretary of the Board, is an
able production. Every man to his call
ing, say We; some are called to preach
the gospel, but J. S. Adams "call' lies
pot in that direction his is TO preach re,
form in our common school system
May he have hosts of converts.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1859-10-28

A WARNING.-A gentleman in this
village on Sunday last, among other
things. eat for his supper four pounds OF
tripe, retired early TO rest, and dreamed
that he saw Steven A. Douglas. That
Is one of the awful results of overeating,
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1859-10-28
e. The Albany Erenio,, .L,,,rno1 %,

e. The Albany Erening Journal says
that when Old Browns sons were murder
ed by Missouri border rufiians, ard his
daughter, who witnessed the murder. be.
came maniac, the Administration jour
mails were ridiculing the shrieks from
Kansas" They are keenly sensitive to
the shrieks from Virginia.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1859-10-28

REPUBLICAN, DELEGATE ELECTED IN
NEBRA -LEAvENwoRTH, Oct.
2l.-Intelligence has reached here di-
rect from Nebraska CRY, that Daily, Re
publican, is elected delegate to Congress
by a majority Of 4s ever Estabreok,
Democrat.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1859-10-28

G. The Bellows Falls Times has
been enlarged and is much improved in
its mechanical appearance.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1859-10-28

e. The roots of tree are hidden, so
are the sources Of evil.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1859-10-28

The Speaker announced the select committee
ordered to be raised on bill annexing part Of e.
more to Morristown: Messrs. Wright Of Castle
ton, colIamerof Montpelier, Welch Of Wfliston,
Ingalls, Of Hancock Boyden Of Guiliogd.
Bilis introduced and refsryed.--By Sir. Huntou
Of Bethel IN addition to and in amendment O.
an act Incorporating the Vermont and Canada
railroad; to the committee on printing. b Ar
Kellogg Of Brattlsboro', to amend an act to ia.
corporate the n. i. Pottery company; to Ia,
committee on corporations. sBg Mr. McClary 0
/ Thetford. legalizing the name Of Vim. w. Goul
( lett and making him heir-at-law Of Orpha A
GoulIet; 70 the general COMMITTEES. Ry 81
, 1859-09-13

IL tsty Clerks onee. ch,ca<,, sept 7h, 1scs.
tuhc tctfee Il hereby 10 III p-EsJa3 tQte1<d A.t
The Comm s.loness a,pctei By he soauon Council st
The sy Il Ca!axa y ases14a tas da1saEea 80 senso3
ia c,y by o{t1:s1ax In1.ana asenue Nosth
in certacssy disseu :? tae nesh Ene of
der, hy he Coan CoHb Aasch e4h. isia. hare
pesed their ASSESSMENT md made return thereof 70 CT
ode.
dc tsez noiectous !r!ae. IA oe on o. BE- OFT
Uprdt5 the 9Sh. day cf september lis. Il O'Clock
Is ia Conmru Council viii thai time IL thu Gunes
Roo. hsaf IL objections 4ad and Eesse I'D
eoetrIa Ct aErui tie sa:1e.-
te:..0t H. KREIsMASS. City Clerk
, 1859-09-13

IL City Cest's O@ee, Chiax~, Sept. H. 1851.
Public not.te hereby kiven TO III pe!scns iussseted
Il The lily Of Chicago . FIJI Of Two ihousafd
uoe rnAred LOO 0tn Do!a1s r2on tht rel ezte In
HE SouiA D1lson OF aid ery cee.a teceettl by con.
Mxu}aZ calyrfs ~ stt forth In efdtr Of the
Cunoo C,une for the 0c.che: +:h. ts has
tGet.
Asy pessas v'shltx to Appeal fcn sid NUS
Aond y, u. 95zn day af S<pt4hes. l63a.
t. tie CoEoaa Council wil that tl1aa IN tha Co1nd
RocE taar III eate1cA 10 sa.d axsesk9et -: -
s4s.lN 4. KRf1sNAxS. Cry c.szt.
, 1859-09-13

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
Public notice Is hereby given 10 au petsons interested
tst tie Undersigned appofued u the Com
mon Council Of 'e City Of Chicago to the of
Eoty-sx ilnndred md Fsr Dollars {t4 80 0ol npon
the rc2 estate IN the No4 Division By deemed bene
nue. to Nosth avenuc w1l mee. Tom M il ths Cou!t
House on The l9h day Of SEPTEMBER ls the hour Of 10
O'clock 4. H. for the purpose making sid asessneut
q. 81. GRAY.
+. H. BRAGG, Com'1s.
J. i. F. AES5ELL,t
Chicago. September 9Th. 1879 .e7st
, 1859-09-13

~ City C!eIk's 6dte, Ch!eago. SEPTEMBER. 80.
Public noee he1ety kitento ~ peGoas lnt;Tsset RI
the cty Of Ch!caxo The Of sexca THOUSAND
Iro nundsei roisfs upon he 1sal atate n !se
asd maadau ling Chiaxo Avenue from Chicago avenue
bridge 10 The roadway II Milwaukee Avenue. haTe eau
fte+
AHy pesson Wishing appeal fo atd aseatzeut zust
Noz1Ay. tn stth day at September, M II oc.oek
NJ ths Common Council will It that time. n th* Co1a-
eli ROOM ke1f ali objections to said ,esacent ad ftsle
and rpa3t1p OF a1nul the ame.
- 1ot Il, KREIsMASN. City Clerk
, 1859-09-13

~ CITY clerks oaee. ctieasa. sepeemser III. ~.
ia Ac pooe hereby ETea ~ peTso.s iattfss That
the Gotual.sanefs sppotet eY tAe csaGoo Coqadi q
City Of Chicago Ascertain the t1sktA and tensnt3
u nx Of rial state II the Nesth uavon Of
sid CIy. By 1eason Of e!sencnc North pl.s+ ssss
II cazk h.4e completed thess Asesss0t, I'D e
1etpIa thereof to my 46s1c-
Any p.racns vsnnxt3 appeal from MD Assessment nst
de tier ot3eetinn< 4rhiax. IN ny o1ee On Or teto5s
Aontay, The .kth d.y Of Sep ttnttl. t6 II r.
u The rppupu Couus viii that tia. IN the Council
Koer htzr al objections 10 sid asa1- Ind f<Ese and
lie y A40A' 1--WE Il. KRE1sAASx, CITY Clerk.
, 1859-09-13

SfQRk TO BE ADMIRED
.fI 1hAk 1HE
RICH EST IADEM
Worn by Kings or Emp2rors.

FEhats Why n Beautiful I1ead Of Hair.
--.e Is th- osnau,rat Gui Himself provided for all
"! st. header. although tir tuay laoons ever 70
'e i: ZIG eo~fn. cct the ty< tt eref - spafksnk.
81: iS,l X thr,e u rCst the leas eesrf1 OF ~
9 I" Inc r " *nasled Ana rlsirelcd haF-h and dry
@ ia :I saas r I fs:y fWya 9aia:s it, IL Sss
, twa ~ tl;tr tEnrs wrrs. will nstnst ord ftrma-
srsGsv 1u b ~ t,7,a,nci. EcaA tic following
A'i naGr. JLv & ir Grst Is thc cerlHasd lrlx
Itaties.:
NV SosK, Arril IL, 1sae.
7.h1, A under tot tic enure Enzatiou u a1y hi
original cir. ntAt The time Ut Eny arrival In 1he
1rtl states ~. 1;al'y s*coata9 Er1y, tut up.n the
..c-: "a os soYs rnsr e1'1sasvt recovered IL
-: ">rr'l'a. g1i1e t'leaclous vcl a. acr esl]s
al, dr-- III. r1IEs truly. s. TtALUERG
~pryGa ~ G~rliedrda.~
Wrsah Newspaper otace. Is Sassau~&- Apr1 H. lEs,
rur,. u. J. Wen :-ncat Sir: Some month or xix
n~L, ~" cc1'e tottlG " y"ur 1salE Restorative and
4nv vile Y h. ee1uuIt to TT II On her halt lEtiS
al liz tae ::s i: ~oult Tesose the cr9y i4 : q
:,,-i t$!' hu: to cs as Ec1 M zu1se ai>sy
f.s week. tal la* reformed that wonderful crcf ly
- te ErHy hairs 10 dirk bruwn. The same lime
-.s,, ;s au tue aiE. dtfoaEl5 Recommend
' Restorative tp - lcsols! IL want q sneh eh1aev
.: sass Lass. CHARLES CAHDEW.
NEW Yosk, Jnly =. lss,.
rcaY. q. J. Noop With confidence do recommend
yE 1}a!1 Restorative stE the ns1 ctdcacioua article
since using lla;t Restorative my hal1 and
~E:.kcss Nlieh a,uns while havc Eradualy geuwn
.a:A aad tvl e1teat THAI few applications
oi Ill .anrg and unpleasant acans common among
P-s~'IA whn pcEs1are ftrely- J. G. kLBY.
U.1> WOOD + CO. Frrp.'etas 81. Broadway, New
T"k. III. ihe r-ct Nav York Wre Railing Ek1hishmcnt)
A1. 1T M4tht, s.. It. Louls Mo.
A .,A Sy ~ xs-i Druggist. and F.ncy Good. rcslzs
, 1859-09-13

FNkLE d LYONS
l. BUSINESS
and Family Sewing Machines,

-1F 02 6oU1N E7afE 1IF9e3e
Opposite Sherman HOUSE. This Machine makes the ,x,n
taoTn r. Shuttle Or Lock stitch, which for Eronrmy,
1ufaoNty and Beauty iaI Ill Other kinds Il
s:asn: mud viii NV from FINE GATzE to THICK
CLuiA o5 LEATHER, wltltut any change in the Fed
Z - simple It's construction thrnuxout tia. naaT
Asy nhuttsood and readily adjusted that Ii. moet
Au31a.55 In l.. + sH'fF-T k.~,.
, 1859-09-13
1 SSESSMENT NOTICE

"A C1sy c:esks 0nce CHS -. SEPT: II: 1ss9.
Public Not hereby rrn to Ill ptrxons Interested fhat
the Commissioner apaolhtel By e Cona1nn Council ef the
Cty ak chla&n to of avs Asn..e x.d 70 y
t33&0oJ) dts the real tsate Ia the Wes Division
IL s4d Cl.y ieeed beaed&ed BY grading the south haf Of
North avenue from The Suh Haneh Of LhtczE, 1urez
Milwaukee ave1oe. haa completed his ass7xnoe41 AMI
s1ade re.urn thereof to tuy oEltt-
pess"ns xishinE to a2p from "a saseasnent n9at
tic their otjseons VIII E. my hr. Oh or teftte
NoEaay. he :6lh tsy q ssPtta.er ~ esbss
the Common Council Wl II that ii14e In The Cou1tl
Root hear Ill objections II sad stnt and revise aad
confirm OF aa1ulthe Earae- Il. kRE1&AASS:
se..1t IJty Clerk.
, 1859-09-13
4 SSESSNENT NOTICE.

IL City Clerks O.a=e, Chle7gn. September = 1559-
Fuaue eo,ee l. heEet7 ktvea - II p<.soss i11e!tsed
taai tne omn4Aoes .Ppesstsa hy tak GonSaa Ceaas
nt the ety Of Chlexo tie sum 0ne hundred 4td
nY Dsss (el:o ool upon the r.l estate IN the Etst
Division Of sd cty tsened berett:ed hT EEadiEk H41-
Izx,p tt1~et from the Sotthwtetn Ftanx Road tst 70
the CNy Lmhs. kaa completed bis asses&tat nd Eade
1etura thereof to ny office
ect Eaust dle taeiz oSieerns IN xltiax ~ mF no %
o. brfott MoudaT. tee 18th day ef Ssp'eF'oes ls3
O'clock Asihe Common touaeI VIII u that tine "a
he Council Room hear II oaeioas 70 sd azsesssnta
- III +" L KRE1$AASS, CITY Clttf.
, 1859-09-13

Il City CIcEkf 0tdee> Chicago. $<pteroter7, 1850.
uhc rds!ee besxly rta to al ,strsons Interested
ai ahe Co@n.s Honefs appointed oS he Ccnmon coenc!
q the EtJ OF thIcAGo to The Of EEatythsee
Hundred and Ten Uos tes.!o>. upon thu szl e.tale in
Il Seh Division q aid et deemed teatatted BY krav-
k!uLe arrst Bridge have enmtset the!s asd
1oadc r<tusu thcrtuf IT, ny Office
Any pestna EahnE appel from aid Assessment must
Gie thefs objections ia xnx IN my oee- before
Nond4y TIE .Sth day of september las. ii O'Clock
aths common Council VII that tine, IN The Countit
Room hear ii 70 s1d assessment add rtve aEd
copd1tn an1ul the saue.
~ lQt H. KREIsMASS, City Clerk.
, 1859-09-13
| SSESSNENT NOTICE.

II CITY C1e.ks 0Aae. Chicago, Seet III. 13s1
Fphe Notice + hereby r. 10 III p.t1ns rtec.ted ,h1a
the Commissioner appointed tte Common Co9aea ot tht
suas 70 o1osIs Ut raj estate n The Dr.aen Of nj
Cy 81 1t o?ealns = aer fourteen fest stde Fu
dstsa to Chiako have completed tat1r aespe1t. md
1oade rtturu thefef to 1y cfa-t.
Any pe1sors wishing TO 1pesftoa eal assessment must
de theI objections. u xtez. In ry othec herrs
Xond1y ths .3th d45 Of September ls. Il H.
4. the l. toron CoctGl will 1t that tine, IA the Cou1c1
Roo hear Ill oh!econs to satd as.sstr aod .eEse at
se.int - 111 d. EREisMAxS, City Clerk.
, 1859-09-13

N Effy LItfE U1QfE. Inle1EEu. G%p9 T. 1soS.
Public Notice thereby rfseu, tzt The Cern,on Council
have or3c9r1 Sidewalk be eonziFcte fnIo1t: On
lAe moth .e of Fulton om Auran street to Ella.
tch in The West Ditsor fst whe Of .ineh plank
lid On beanxs OF not than tneh oak scaan let
Into The Garth earth dued In between them 10 - to
form Au eycn grade
1rouxd hy the Orlp1nce rtat1re Or be.ore
the tay Of September ISL will be butt tho Street
COMMISSIONER ind assessed the premises chake
able iheEeHith. ---.....
sci 1-noGa1Dt Il. kREL9AANN, CITY C1s1E.
, 1859-09-13

Sanford's Family Cathartic Pills,

ccKFpCxnFtI YEaH
rEEH VEGETABLE EXTRACTS md put Up h
GLASS GASES AIR 1H;HT. AND WILL
kkEr IL ANY CLIMATE,
Fft Family tsatEa1:ict =. Thr rFofcsalGu veil know
I'LL I. rrut,r tIt Thai dldsYcut Caahait1ts att
tive .als:tlc ~hlch t:c - on dlcsrat portions uf the
prlptitu+ tlA* us-l 10 his = jbowels
rral1tre mort 1ha1i lwCuty, - IT,. r.p. r,..,.,
tsarr. =, Ir.,' ~, r1,t '2 H., Saetsatsss s
Th"cofE an'ty in'rraAcs Ito1his well sasIlhed fact
tfMand fF"m thn* WIN = been comaoun3cd from 4
faE ae Hsesl slt- FlLLS <uretv of the pu1cs Veze-
ai tLe s1l!stActtnn which table E1tszeta, which act
49, 1p1r. In srEaFl tieir alike on ererF rt u 1hr
Hs+. la> ueGi tiAee a{meutary cxaa md an
trl within TIE r1ch Ill co good and xse In a]i ~ ses
vAc,e xCathac Is ncuie sueh as peyauRemcns of the
tGEaci Seepnes. Pains in thr rack and IoEs lo-iive
TIT ,. and soscnsss err shs xbos bay ftom auddea
ct Isse' L9ss = App:u+e. Creeping sen:aon 81 Cud
Eeat Al Lnan1nAtn1y l'sea@ee Worms In children Or
Adults: Rh-um.tl.lu Further Of the HIao md
tanE diseases 10 winch sh II heir nu1ncroua 10 MN
Iu1 tt fAfs adrettf~st4cat Uose, / to5.
Erice Three Dimes.
Tt~ LtEer 1nv1satnr aid Family Ga,ha,.le Irs art r.
ta'tn y l9r1ss1e generally ~nd no]d wholesale b. he
T:1ui1 t. - tac Large lo~ItsL "
$. j: #. SANFORD. MD.
aac6nl Nanrtaeturer I'D prei:c4or s35 Kroadwayy.
, 1859-09-13
4 SSESSAlENT NOTICE

- Ghy Cfe1ts Qnee, Chicago, SEPT Ia, 1sD.
taas rs appointed By ths Comoh Conne
Gs tas Cr o. htsaSo to Atsess the Ct TwentY-vo
Disnoa ofsai4 ey dee b*nea.ted Iy grading, eat1ns
ahd Ease!sng lEh stIsst frun. the east line Of sta.e
ttr .sses :men I'D made tesu1n the7rot NJ otdee
f!e their roted!ou. In ~1liak n nv clee % nr befss
1GSse1! shs nc ds Il =. :; r..
Koom hear al o5ee ions pd Ind reT1sc I'd
an5 eou6rn o. Annut tie sane,
sel0-lpt H. E1iFTRNAEw c4rfYe,1r
, 1859-09-13

9. y. GKAf,
+. 4. BRAGG. Con'11.
J,B- F. .RESsELLl
, 1859-09-13

n CITY Clerks Cf3te. ChIt9&o. September = 1s4
pnh: !she:eby siren al Psrsoas thaa
The Commissioners appointed ey ne Common CopnS' 1f III
suttax to o~ners Of re e>aie IN IT, oush th.Eon oi
SD cty by Of extending P7lo Aho I'D Aonterty
Nretts right Eass~rJ direction from po1.as avenue
the Lake sisyx fett Eiae ech have eu7leted hel1
assessment and made te:u1n thereof to ny onee-
Any person xshnx TO appeal from &al assessment must
tle sbeir objections Eux- IN my oee. tr eesors
Mo d,y TIE 18th day Of Eepte:nber 1:s9. II oca1es
- Tie Common Council will 1t th4t time, In the cuun
Room hear Al objections 70 SAID aad rtrt+e ant
rs IL >A''- 49, Il, KREIsMAs;y, City c,erf.