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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-04
COUGHS AND COLDS.

A gentleman public lecturer, took severe cold the
latter part OF last month"; while travelling and ecurnG In
Pennsylvania though addressing Pn6c AUDIENCES
every evening: days. by the aid OF the Specific
entirely recovered and enabled to pursue his call
ing without No public speaker should be
without them. . 49,.
lady OF 4Ohad taken Tiolent cold, which set
tied lungs causing cough, pain in the side an
no Such colds usual
y very lasting troublesome but by taking the Specific
Cough P Is four times day. in three days she was en-
tlrelv we'll
months During cold his lost only
speak Whispers pain induced couch!ng cold dry or
raising only tribe morning. quite feeble and enact
ated several medicines with but little or
benefit He with the Cough Ps-one pill three
times per day-Anh found himself improving. his
softer hoarseness passed or strength and
IDpete improved, and in few weeks entirely well
having taken other medicine.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-04
Chartered 1854
Founded 1852.
,,RzIttmoIe and Charles streets.

cI anu SL-1@4S0
BALTIMORE, D.
THIS Institution Is in Il most DrosDsFaa' az
ishing condition Twice cUrlEg the last ts" ysais -.
il been necessary obtain larger apartments et 'e N
commodatOn OF the Increasing number OF students 'E
sent!ng nearly every State in the Union s..,
occupies one Of the most eorsIienot AZ
bly, located buildings in theci;y- The THoIt-s -IT
ousIy arranged, spacious and Elegantly IITHlsei
The advantages and facilities here oLivret . =.
desiring 20 aualffv themselves properly FOR the On
ti1s 81 tie Counting Room or obtain Ih"T-JH iTa
ficaI Rlsir-Ss ETEcdfioE generally. are ut.stri 50
any particular BY am similar establishment IN 80
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-04
FIFTH YEAR OF THE ENTERPRISE!
NEW LIST OF GIFT
FOR 1859.
CATALOGUES FREE TO ALL.
q. G.. EV AN s 4,

AT HIS ORTGINAL GIFT BUUk SIURE,
No 639 Chestnut Street, philadelphia
Commences the New Year, with enlarged Cat2QEus
s+.r variety Of GIFTS increased facilities for buying
ooj. md doing business and Is prenared tn oher
CSeater Inducements Book buyers than ever before
Time has proved that the Gift System Is permanent
Evans is determined prove that his Estaolshmen
conducted under system In more liberal ana impair
fJoI thar any other Having lived down Hlost al
opposition and having the legitimacy Of his plan Of GPe
ration from Maine to California ne can auoFu
to be generous Try him, and judge FOR yourself.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-04
HEMPFIELD RAILROAD.

LII freghts Intended for shipment the road must be
n delivered between the hours OF a. and
will be received after that hour. T. SWEENEY,
EeplO General Manager
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-04

Time has proved that the GIFT system Is peImanent
CONDUCTED under system in more liberal and impair
tia manner Than any OtSs tnav of his plan Of ope.
Ta,On acknowledged Maine to he can afford
10 ne generous Try him, and Judge FOR yourself.
SCHEDULE OF GIFTS.
Patent English Lever Gold Watches, IN W nv nv
Patent Anchor Lever Gold Watches, 81 81 oo
Ladies 1sk Case Gold Lever Watches, A., S ~ wv w
Ladies isk Case Gold Lever Watches open diA' % @
e. nts silver Lever Watches % ~ ~
Gents silver Lepine Watches ii69 Wv
1 Fesa Psi BsoR
LADIES' LADIES', cameo S9 sPts Pin and Drops
L'd,es c 90 R-scsIets Stone Settings, 10 90
Gents Solid Gold Vest Ch4ins, new pattern @" GO
Chains d8s! s6Ss:
Medium ,issEg 69 size ~ $ LoeEst., DO DO 9SSS
Heavy Gold Pencil Gases, With Gold Pens, 90
Superior Gold Pens, with Holders and Box SS
Ladies' Gold Pencils, SO
GENTS Geld Pens with Extension Reps 3GS
Ladies' Gold Pens, In Boxes with Ivory A'iu - 90
Ladies FIorsHtiao Sets, and Drops. 10
Ladies, Jet Sets do do dc Dc 10 50
L Isdiss Cameo Cameo Pins, large size, 5G3SS
Ladies Ladies do do DO %5siIH' tx
Ladies' Gold Stone Pins, small u,,,p,n, 90
Ladies Plain Gold Pins, new Pattern on
M Misses DO Cold Col Pins, 80
6, nts' Cluster Pins, opal centre, oS
Gent c cameo or Mosaic Bosom Studs
Gents Engraved Gold do de ~
Gents Plain do do dc g ~
Gents Sleeve Buttons, ~
LADIES' do 90
Ladies' Pearl Card Cases, 20
Ladies' Cameo Mosaic or Gold Stone Ribbon Pins %
Gents Silver Pencils, ~
Gents BuG Ivory do do 90 n SH
Cent Gold Watch Keys and Pencils combined, 90
Gents Gold ToothpIcEs, with Slides, = ~ ~
Gents Cold Rings with Stone Setting, S0
E H S,,. - ma r.o S,,op, 2 90
SEES Si II; !5 n go 49, 90
,i ILI' GO. ID D. r,oTnai.s so
c.S 70 o. W. H. ~ Vrst IIooks
Ladies' FlorentEe Breast Pins, ~
Ladies' Jet do do m
ISes, N StUS'tI Par D+on, so
H HtuteS, j do OF' Z so
Stiss, - ~ r,r,n, With stone Setting 2 90
1850, - - =, It-ai.sls, IJ,H Ronnd RSnd 1 on
I, O' - IA do 6 Gu
S 1919 c ,,rE ut, 2 90
Ge.t t, o. ~ = ~ 60
y M - - So, Rr,tons 80
Misses Goli Crosses ~
List, varying in value from 10 cents TO 80 w
$500 worth Gifts will be impartiAly DIS:
trbuted among Purchasers with every 500" worth OF
Books sold All Books sold at Publishers lowest prices
tina; Evans does not publrs! himself are bought
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-22

THr QUARANTINE CosyESroS-The following delegates
have been selected 10 attend the National Quarantine and
Sanitary Convention 10 be bold Wednesday noxt at New
York-Ior Jersey City-Hon. d. $, Gregory, H. d. Holt
N. D., r. r. vnrick, M. D., John u. Ward, ]. j. Com
stock, J. Rogers, j. .. Novibs. For HobokcnDr Elder
W W. ShsIer, G. v. Clckenor, T. J. Whitley. For North
Brgen-DcmDg Duer, VIM P. Wright, J. 8. Gregory.
For Bcreon--J. NJ Cornelison, s. D. Harrison, NJ Arm.
strorg Geo. W. s. Morris For Hudson--J M. Montgo.
norJ.
NEW CnY RAILzoAD.--rhe Common Council has granted
permission 70 Samuel woscot, g. Rawson and D. s. ore
cory TO lay rails for the Jersey City and Hoboken horse
Railroad. The route will be; commencing the north.
efy bounds OF the city down Grove street TO Newark
avenue, and Montgomery street ~ Jersey City ferry The
pimhsion Is given subject 10 certain provisions that
hey shall 10y one track only Ia Wayne street. from Grove
W Gregory streets, through Gregory TO York street,
ioOet lnk 10 Hudson street, along Hudson 70 NO1go
meTy street 40 nobf. street u newark avenue, up
Neuik nYolAe V bi0Yo VI BIC siroet.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-22
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unASAs ves ss~ sos=-TEls SAY
u nnns.............. 10 5000 1isSs nsssn -
n MN. ...s........ - a137 @tsss ss..niofA IL "
CLEARED

POrr ~ Sew York, Aprfs FL, 1902
uxAnrn
ship s~izerlsns, Tr.sl L,.srpool-Tra,k DsarsoTno
tSp ymog Dsar san rrsnsias-s .. ssass 10
B.t Qn,ris.sp OS.li Melbourne Ssi'!sr Isd 9usr.aa
sa,s John ~, :"n Fa,sr ga Msose'
Big h,ls !br) soussre. ., sobns w. nr.issas
fShT Anna rs ga en- 70, @ee "a a," sS
sesr ys spesA s m
sshr lnvet r.aoos nansin ssyAnnsh ~ % den Murray
t s.s sS Bsss sss sinas sn1 asAry
sssr p n En. bhssl, s,.
scbr Chssn ei'ipg. th.rr,so e-J seotoc 4 90.
ssr i.sassp ~ ss ssm ~ oass Co.
kebr Princess Lowell. Q s'oo-s Ls~lsAcO.
55sbr & Ls@so' stapp.ri. ss- nss-o
Stop 5hos Enl, nn / rrostis.cs Mss,es
Steamer Mars. Nichols. PHILADELPHIA i
.sn,vs,,
US steamship Harris, ans ,opmandsr John vaunce left
!" Srs 'n ssnas lSls ssS ny r. tx
eS 10 The ard ism aud eb sxperiep cs
~ M aro. hs
and q l arsin s sSona &C. with midst
.sg Islssns E@Pgs r,s,es lie, cool Feb q with %d.s
spa rss u. " ~ "u % o 20 r nras
ps sr n. nearly s @ miles 70 sS sna ~as m9 I'm
mailer eca, bl, sa u, .srs md tss,s rdser ns ~
0h n, wss strnsl no n, o,", mt,s Zoe ,o ,r"cs carr
anfb eos utnea pnsrs
W In srnrhs ma an hur :, "a hi sav. M In ~, I,anks
.n,n n.l..,,na r,.r nnd,, 20 p,r,.n,,n ~ ,,ch n
a IN pdLe sTn IL M sc, 49,. a, Il :. Mo,..m 800
hin ~ j,oossa .~a % - No ~ Of. z, - 20 dav. xib
mr. go IN ys,esn & ~, LIS sv
gales ,te srt,rs A.r., M ,h. aha
IA 20 m eed IN r,n s MR. n m c.ar Ia ~. 2.t W,
Tsi,e sr liz rons di.d ahs = hos No D. 49, ~,. ~
s.ne SsLe S - ~ ~ ~ ~"'. -~' 70
Ham Marian Dou ring Huenoa Avre. ~ NTH hiae,
vool a. 10 Geo saynr E. ~ a, = ior q, ~. ~,
.,anD,pd nm h,no nt awe ps,s . syhi,s
with be ,ord,r and eit,r n. centre hsa
SUNNI r. and mis- en- ion. aart as and hi 10, Il 80, "a
lat 81 40 A. op az 90 " a., an ee IN cn or sh,~in ra
bite blue Le ssoaI ho'iznDt, sti.es
sna ase ssnai dskon1ls oaeo; sgs Let :! a. lou %
seW NV an sb s,reis Mest enp 'nR M.r.yss
TX tne Eh,re ana hnc hor,, IN, ., "a wnf IL,
nsl win BLACK square IT. 'tb s~aIo tail; 3th sis
pal VIM bo,ks ~ squares mhle ana ak 10 ooposits cor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-22


IL Pior FOOT OF lh5'h street Ste phen Roberts 30
QUARANTINE Tho assurance given Deputy superin
endent Carpenter by Mr. Robert Christie and Ray
Tompkns that the citizens Of Rich ond county intend
refrain from all further interference wth Quarantine
fully endorsed by the residents the vicinity of Qunran
tine on "Wednesday nightevery thing at vanderbts ani
cas'eton landings being perfectly quiet, and the citizens
In general expressing themselves unw Hing 70 permit
other act VI violence upon the Quarantine buildings
Inc detailed force Of twenty policemen sent down
tuesday night, remained until yesterday AFTERNOONS when
they were Withdrawn by Deputy Carpeater--he feel
ing that the word Of Mr. Christie a suflceD,
guarantee for the safety Of the buildings In future
Inc new Health Officer, Dr. Gunn has, since entering
upon nis olses, appointed as MS assistant pr waeer
who has held hat position for six years. and who faith
fully stood by the sick the time the Quarantine build
iDes wore Destroyed. The Staten Islanders seem highly
pleased with Dr.. Gum, and express themselves fully
satisfied with Tho CHOICE believing that he will do all 10
his W To them all the protection that be
had should the yellow fever any other epidemic vis
cur sboTes. Dr. Bsse is understood, will have charge
of the Yellow Fever Hospital Mr.. Christie his return
homo from the Legislature, welcomed by large
number OF Dis fellow citizens, ana u Is said that pubic
d inner will be rendered him. public meetog IL TO be
held, when resolutions will be adopted returning him
vote OF thanks Tor his uncsaing efforts in behalf Of
removal OF Quarantine.
NEW YoRK IrsfArE BmE soHIrry The forty.third an
nua meeting Of this Society took place yesterday noon
tor place, the Rev Dr. Brigham presiding Bishop Boone
missionary to China, Rev. Dr. Dc WITT Rev Mr.. WOOL
Rcv. Mr. Hodich, and other clorgymen, occupied seas
near the chairmans desk. The proceedings were com
mcncod by The Rev. George W. Wood secretary Of the
American Board Of hsons, by reading from the sixth
chapter Of the Epstlc TO the Hebrews The annual report
was read by the Rev. Mr.. Foss. The total amount d)Da
led by tho Society TO the parent Society Amcrican Boe
Society during forty three years had boon sl07 l22 AZ
snc the collections had amounted to si25 s24 90 Tue
Rev. DIR Dewitt and Bishop Boone then addressed the
meeting, and the services closed with benedction by
the Rev. DR. Hodich.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-22
Clty Intelligence.

SALE OF PumIc Docks, SLIPS PERs.--The right to
collect and retain the wharfage for the occupation
OF certain docks, slips and piers tor the of four
years. from the first Of May, 1869, sold yesterday
noon at public auction, by simeon Draper. tho Cover
nors roor City Hail. uader the direction of Co nproer
a~s The following is list OF the piers and The prices
bIOuctt.-- 80
, 1859-11-02
49tts6.& 8Crih@ttte,
Rouies-l858.

u 'os' 0as 177ee eeFEIuFur.J
Of with h9t4 tpwI with knees Abort yots yYts lks
mad! '@'
Fem TIE Pore II IL h2Id IT .1c. ts1,s-c.s ct,d
Ffon tl37n eropu II tor,nai k!asw.1u I, tLe cack.
W. ~ III. =! =, 1tae ~ ~ ~ at ~ ~ y.
m ,r.,,ts. L. L. ~ pic. ~ - oasi ~. ou..es'
'A Praying "A~ -a''o'. Ing = y aaA A<1I'
NtAt.s this tcuts; # t,e M. md ,..,er of drum.
- tk.c ~ il. ~, a., t.,,,ri, frnn rsIr - -
Tjr ni1fa,t ,nr,is .ehn.s -,,,r. ~ arta INN.
~ - tne nsaH " toT IaeonseP!n tufsea r2aoIra
tHs -o1 asu.1 ~ asH'ss. aEu tL5a N,At VI Ap11.
~Ano +s11a ~ LIS toSs LIE punt u taa aSa1a-
u. ,-,At, If Euud, x.z,p. ,.s,o,n
der dsIk Ih,z,1 n,crut t.E.y. ia ard tom.
O. fth n wl1 niucf II rrur rrsf t+,Tds Tor shame
ross1. =. r.,.r4. ..s ss,han
, 1859-11-02

: / 'El!c EtS cALE.- VI ntTt1S,
L o'xsA G.. n AZ. Aar.a " GIBBS, kts VIE.
u .1.*t"~tsa d7E u st.@ y: 1874 exs7:atet u i*.
Ct .ee Ihe r%n h+r-inA.trr eatr,t+d
1oss.1rrs2 Tza.11 II { thJSa4ad Iu.--, .14us-n-
tie tE.. & 1e:t1l4 - o3 eIIs1.ks
t,oerd aa. cat!!t! s4t &: {: t:.:. a.! = sa!1
cew =: ss1ss alsi or IN IT,. era u~s "a
4E sur The I&uLy o cook In th- Site ue lna tie
3.+,t7} o, .i.y. H. = l73i 7st r~eJnc aoes Nr.
y y! d<.Gf faE. - sc ask -'2et Ia the eeT' hent
q st Recottef tul: ssx tae rack et sad sei ef
issss. ena. 3Erst1A f4s. a+.a u*te - 'ls sat
Geurs ols ~ pr tet aE7 PAT sse AA.d Il !" Of *
tt1pEs 70 NAts-tEtb tas rsFses na1s-d ss1d
bills VI q Aap<e. t~ asl hu!1 OF a -. q II.
a OF tAu II r-nain wholly tsne
xtt ald A4 VeIx SD ca-d u re'4vet,
Eta." sa4 e1n3T,et y ee:sas e..d 4 coEy. s2ss
x.ss 10 tke easa U1k saIases. with All :sri
aeas. d..e tse tx*asy Erh t.y II Aav. p iese and
was du3 t1es ioF ssesd u the 10 orders oe !n .nd
ol June u. ls:a, >nd teertt1 u TOOK or r%4 No III
pEE lis. 1p;~2fs BY ths E+eaEa<EA csGttes1e
ttrsei tte haex OF sal6 deed Aat whers& II legal
70 ~ Ne 7rsaas<s nklsona ia AaAt eeti Of tns
~ 50 80 6: coass37t t<Eas:nz AL ssae"a. tss
n therefore, L tie tai N,sk sktErxs en hr1shy gre
tat 3rtds NfE On ne tEtbda Of yoTFr5tr. i. u,
u rel II pctte auclse1 ~ TIT hashd erel he Court
Aoa,s re -. of Ceieen y hs county Of Co.k Acd
ts.nzuiatd ), belnt shs Ws ihiy go aetes ii "a
foGh hAt q u E-ts hAf q - Sanhte,1 anutxs
thirteen tls Vt ths Ghlrd psincp,l nefsa sa.
tsz With III the hssed1u. md Appuste
uaxs khsseunto houkus. and ~ beeett ed equ.sv oi
r. eEepan o. tae a-eta n hald destS1 u eoa-sJ
! o3l1td MARE SKINNER T.l.ssA-
, 1859-11-02
S1ALE.-Cn.te.

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"a cisi:i Ell es: e an*tt T T. Ca -
tsrta ..l SysAssa u.l:!t. !s'no IJeeerh i! s,ns
II h..<uI Ts.mu.sa al Jua-s a. Tl.aa7san, stt,lA
Haze L. ds'.ssst, Ir.< wsasaury W4ft II. Fs~
iasi1e auuss i a.fsoy xtv.n haa J, I:aen Meu!'ea
- M H.. r. W.T. %sa q s.1 @ Pus
' ACE u = a.e14s.i u oder ss'er- in 'hs above *tq
. IN lie ri a. =, r.{s s*s,tn n Is T. ,s.,si ~, T. ~ q
S aas.e' * a,. ns, +. IN sa.a FEE se ~ =
IL sas ':1s II tst ~ s " i: cossts d :s
sa ID aud t. lie k~io~,az r.srId p.e.. 1..s+s o
an,. u w:;1lhs VII lar " - o. no .xtn sSn ::
ss1.a # 'H r..s - ts, ve.s n !. ". so,su< -xA,
a:1ts cs"rs t,.ell< n?nhia,n $, Vi ..ah =
aM,t q v.s-Tie -..s M ~ u t4s ,nss.. sa.1t<'
i. ;t g. "A s*at .s!s.t.s
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- ~. ;t.y ~: a,sR ahs s' t
fs~d !4ct beu4 tu.4s .s.anaa,s q Esy ii ies
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tte stuiat ssl auastrt.s U! ins 'ot l-a
81 sisiss .<s.sl nI.e i - .t,'ona, sS.n
M e.tptnt 1t f,na I'll, eoass.sd :, desi =
j. L.. Cater CD---1h<I. heuE tHS kahof' All
twenty lsss The abpse described pr<Ea.ses
Sna ~ d.s 1ts .tt trax sl1te in lay ton suIsi n
Tie >tatx OF lava also let nvr t5} III ho7k essH
Ter two - ii shs - the viEake Of
S'sa;ss.s tbs iel u- -A1t ef wi ti11tsr AVE-
t43,a oci hu:ns<- fur ~ IN The sa2" .! fAy usv!
vita The .ppuet aners-e et .'1 t.s s*chsa r'ent~
A. ..,. noe=- .ssuet I, Apd ~ Asi<n
ees II IL DE- I j. II T. H. Gaahest g.. nts
.o1rs u the a,s-;s Of I'D - Ana saeh my s*
x41ip =: ttes H.w + FuLeE, AttaEueys* Ao
Me1hu..!s: Lau1st bl4ek
Dr. Of lhs as.<t. Gh4Iiss IL. q uLtrt Tue "not
sy IN tie hands of as Il kSesseE anres4a
Tnr shost "a to oe reu7toFv Il the E~est .F- 1'
J.. TILDkN MDlLlQSs ffcf1"<t. &c.
dshieaxo hi 1xa*. s-t --%1i+tt
, 1859-11-02

The Salt Lake Mail came in yesterday eyen-
ins. bringing papers as !ate rs The 5th 1nst, but
fluid but little ia them worthy Of mention.
We copy such items as seem worth the at,en-
ton Of our readers:
CAxr FLoYn.-Ntr. r., recently from Camp
F1uyl, says be visited the place for the purpose
Of purchasing mules ut The lste sale, and that
only part Of the mules advertised we're OF.
fired. The reason. Mr- Il. said. was that m Or
derfrnm The War Department Ind been received,
cuEntcrtnAudiug their tafc. Runlor savs that
u regiment Of hc troops il ordered 10 move to-
wards the Mexican frontiers, aud that the Quar-
iernaster will hnvt to purchase fnutcs for thst
purpose. IlIis cannot be easily doue in Utah.
except the mules recently condemned md sold
br the Government are ,epurehased. Muf es or
horses, once condemned, ure not exactly suitable
for rc.s rc.sale-I.Hasainttr. r. =
We find in the p.pe.s. = letter from J. C..
Wright, G,viu. the details Of IN 1ud:un massa~
crc, which occurred tEcnty-tivo miles west Of
Fort Hail. IN I-ander's Cut. Oh, on the night OF
tlsr ii Of September. Of party consisting Of
SIX meu, tilree women and ten children. part
from, Michigan, uud part from Buchanan Couu-
II, Iowa. The massacre t.,.lst bare been q MOST
horrible one. The e,aiEranss were surrounded
| just ns they wcre about camping aud shot down
t p:lore ttcy had time to prepare for defence.
| some WIS escaped feH III, SOM atttf, with a
| company Of draEocns undcr the command Of
/ Lieut.. Lirin: n:ston, who sent detachment to the
| scenes Of the massac,e. The following is liz
description Of What they found: ..
AFTER informing the conmaud Of our dis
| t.ess, Lieut.. Livingston sent a detachment oi
rine men, with one Of our company to p,foa
them to the place OF tac massacre. Or their ..r.
riral they found The dead bodis. of Eve persons
| al the ground. cut Of the eight that were miss
! ing. The deud were horribly: snaugied auc
sc4lprd. 0uc little g1sl fire Years old had hgtt
her legs Gu. of nj the Sne'si her ears were a1st
cut otl aud her eyes wc1e dug out from thei'
sockets. aud to ali appesra.ce the girl: afte'
hayIuE her legs cut Of, had .btcn compelled Il
I walk on tho atumps-for. The sole purpose 0
gratifying The Leliisa propensity Of sazago ba:
b.riiy- -
pundered according TO tie usual mode Of In
' Tie Il HAMS ofshe murdered arc-Earard n!
ti,nure, ec,l. james Miltiuore. jr-. Wr1. Alt
| more, MARY Ellen Mil,imnte and MJrnn Cline.
Mi.si,,S-Nss,. Nihiuaaze and rh}ld lthze
! nj 5n,l,s Old, aad Albert Niltiinorc.
Escaped-Mlton ]. Harrington, vile IN
c:;iI, A. Hill, wife aud child, Geo. Aionso. Nc
xa Milti.npre, Frank Hubbard, Nathan Titr
Respectfully. -. C. "r1enT."'
, 1859-11-02

, To show the people abroad the value placed
upon the acorn crop Of this valley. VIC win state
that gentleman having large lot Of ground
under fence, which is well tim6ered with white
nak. >o1d the ncorn crop this year for 1850 to
literally loaded down with acorns this season,
md IL eoon as they tsyin TO fall, the hogs will
fur sumntuuusiy. y..Taiurf H.urd
, 1859-11-02

C.TATE OF: ILLINOIS, County Of
Alcot, Superior coars ef Ch1e.:q Ianaar !tTa,
T. Basty Afvd Sa.,l. lohn Woothr1a=e. tE. E!r.sela
e. we7dM:c.e Mssa Gutes. thF.n* :; tnsie; Ata.
nah T. bu;.ts " Alter 1utss, James A. Nut1t' tEnm
Iatn r Eat<, Jshn Il BIRD, Faa1y nifd. and 'cha Z.
n! t!aas ": Caas.e. u::e-Seex, Trustee
T. l. Is,ar aaz.a Basles: Va teF e9t.t. aad ssTe3
Y Er:rI. tyc 0f lh+ DIR n41t* As~ss eAsofS*
hs<n ht-a u tae % II The C*tk o. 1.m s22s, e2a @
of h!caa Esae& l>beFebs given 70 ne Ai1 a5a nuS'
r., r. IN. u a. BuLxv H.aah T Bai:s1 Hats Bt!~
snd Ja!ne4 s. 4. Duter. that A. eonpanant 1e his
KIN ~ rcna1tnt N ak tht e@ancey Ahte tht'xof
Oh se s:.vsnlI taJ al Oeto5vs ia I'd hat aaaans
tS.rrr1 ,f.4ed " sid eour sa!n=k ST de:e1cA5t
r.. sne a.t Aoa ny ef Janea1 nez. lsa - Ii
ty lav required ,.r cs.,,.,. -
Bu,I~ Hsnraa T. 1n,.--. wasr Bot1er md js:4rs =.
n kat1-e1au pasoualr 20 and A4ptax btfo1n sst ape
r!nr T. ". th!es1, nt ',vcE ecr.y day Of
tte :-.s t.e:ee! to e ho'ea A.thaxo n LID county.
d he .r~s Nsnl1y Of January l6& ard plead.
aeua: y te .ajd ssny..a4sts ~ q eoTp.aa1. ~
kaae ". LIZ a::e.+ :ec et1ieL and a.atA3
vi = .at.a e=rts-4 aca tee+ e=:e-tl Ass:a1!
aotoFsti-s % tha ps1ysFcf sssa bill
GAs.rr : H9cneecx, Co-2rt so4sA ve1s a$-s5s-a*
, 1859-11-02

" ha.Ex rn1ir In Tie saE1nent of certain B,ut
Cd 10 bx M ey cstn act< male aat ex*Sntsd
Eat lay uf Auxe.s. ISL: d. E ,,errt the til ri i.y ii
Au-usi- i5s. aud rtenjt in tire ke.:e!i oce IN and
tnr.sts xkhtsen. p78~ and teank of the I4nd- at
trsnl- rr-4i 1a lu ~hch morg-<r t7d
land i.-sav.i Is Icing N an ttr fhr p-na, u Ten
.a. .on.G for ss "a ,:'en1 :" - aa"ss
r44et William Met,tt. a,n his #Aecn.or-. Sdm&nstsa
TN ns l. .:n- of iae .u:. Of 3,e ,.al>.A tar.. with
ers. i, LEU per eent *: cus;eat fsEIs IL the
Ct Of NcE fL.k.
Sow ttsel.rr paanc uot.rs II hereby siv*n tllat BY
..f1ae of poeer@1 .e in -a:d etua!nt.t ard
f,f1ax puEp.ss sisten RIP e+.c will se public 1ac
t II u. I9sh ui llc Curt HIse IN ID. city VI
Ch t:o IN and >tte sesaid tv TIE highest
bdes fst cA.h O'Clock IL 1he frtnoon oo Saturday
Tie third day of earx n~xf. ,L kuls ltsehsdn sAd
MAx7x~ yx: lh 1ei es.4e stu+r+ Ing and be:uE 10
tne nspts ook State un Is l<tnE the est half
O. ,u quarter Of No. oas ~ in tnwnsh!p
taE, ,sJ Of rnSe thts<n tl ast u ta- third
rEicnt uxI Laf +TEnty ttte raorc
t1~ss ell eat Ard e7uy II reapfin IT tbs raia
WILLIAM I, NeCl-LSAuAN, MoEtz.xet.
law e. ,rr Att'v oe143*4iNA
, 1859-11-02
2egaI a1hertisfu1e1ts.


hl lOh10AOE4 SaLE. " HeTea5,
III At1>n,er Neryrn ard Nay!ert M<11stL hl1 wlfs,
sna4l'rssy d D.v..oa aai Jn.l ". a.:sca- hs sts.
cl, ca tts >; lay n -c.t:e<F. IN to- Y&.f Of oar
Lord NJ !hcas! s.sa y. tss :ac say fur s1s.uis
Al tt iv' Iesfe Il. LsisSH~of i eeEtAn ctsd of
bsas1: iaa T. ~ Ana r. AtoFt. a. % =,
ssats: wv t uao7sa: nd !? ,at': 80 aao,s8aas
ri IT. rec rt I. te KsS1f1 - ose* 1- c1oA euunts
Ia IL, "a Eok n! 4.ts<u u Aorka4ss p.8e tns u "a
Cd 9. AcII Cd 81 uoet<Axs and uost "as by talt
L-Artnwo Il t,sgnel u.e tbs untxs on iha IT
uay Of Il. y Ism default l.s!a bssa sAd4 N
taa tsya*nt ct .hs n.es s+eased 70 b. a:s.
xaxt, .A!ano's- b+ III past d-t- Now ias1sn
las no4:ee b. seh5 sra ID n Hsrsaanse or and ey
Wit power 3,d Tie 4ahpS oy sEk3 tootts
sonsE,c ~ :sfhs kus4cte 2a!a* a - oesA i y
tat hour o. ths :ore1. of !eat e. q ts
EorIa <r Of Tic toa1t naase tn The &y u nc &o 10
te County Of COX Id = - VI 1 ~ s<l II publ a1c
us liz ttttt for as io ltE d. crc*
rss:Ees ;yc: ani h-1t< iassd !. Of thlc.xon
lac e. " Cu1. aLd asat- Of 1la it, kroWu ~ 0t
5etr E.re,st1 q s h,'rck n.st1 laty A) n ths
cee,I .ettoa Att ~ Il: 10 tLGF2c aEs pEnF
Il. uhe. II 1tk1k". tukefter *:ta ii atd D.
~: := t=ntEaests. he d.: lsat". and a2tnItta ne:
:ssseuai t:ok t.!rasy y! sspr<ttintn-- ahd ~ iaa
11sh' ~! tQ1ig u redemption = .Gt sxa'r L. Asf
fsIa sn1 Ralze =. psssuu II s3l to tad prETts~s.
WILLIAM 0iDAc. As$Eakt Of sA4a No txax6-
Coskx7Rs j. kosA1a1E AuJs toT the A2siSs
CLksxo, uctokex s,tt, 1851. le:...,v:n
, 1859-11-02


4 superficial person. havinE heard popa'ar
i h.ve ICED q led this eveaing" The Doctor ad:
d. d. $50 The cslrea think, alter having sucked
cech others cars"
Rsis1iTSI..! Or tx. i;; earres-
paaacnt af the Fredericksburg tya) Etoordtv
sar*:
1ti. nm error ,1,at Col, Lewis ". Washington.
f Jefferson. is "the pca7cst relative Of General
W:>Lington olive" The venerable Danger
Ii. ii Lewis, Ct King George, is one degree near-
1 ~: IL. Lewis il u grandson Of Fielding Lewis
aud Bette, the sister Of Washington. whist