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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-09-29
DIR. HOOFLAND'S
BALSAMHC CORDIAL.

FOR THE sPGEDS CURE OF
Coughs Colds, Hlfgetsa, Group, Hoarseness, BrOn-
cttiS, Pneumonia Diseases OF the BOWets arising from
Lold fgcipisat Consumption. and for the relief and,
(fat all poSHPe cure Of PattsHts aaUaHced stages
Ofthe httsr disease.
This celebrated preparation like the Bitters, may
be conideutally relied 1t is desgnedfor class
diseases &c neral and fatal than any other
to which he people of this country are subject
those springing from slight cold" That eminent
authority, Dr. Bell says: will not say that colds
are to our Inhabitants what the Plague and Yeiiop
Feuer to those of other countries; but can aver
confidently that they usherin disease greater COM
plicity and mortality than these latter
further proof OF the terrible fatality OF diseases
resulting froma common cold" may be seen by
glance the following statistics taken from the rec
edy one ofthe most healthy localities in the Union:-
1852. Total deaths in Philadelphia, lO,26l
Died of Consumption, 1912
- all other diseases $3.50 in
Lumber,) S,349
--l0,26l
1853. Totoldeaths. 9,749
Died OF Consumption, 1895
+" Z" all otherdiseases 1886
From these fguresit will be seen that nearly one
fourth of the total deaths in the country caused by
consumption to say nothing of the numerous other
diseases springng from slight colds"
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ight cOugh, or cold on the lungs, buy bottle OF
HO0FLANDS BALSAMIC CORDIAL, and you may
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have certified to itswOnderful effects,
Coughs often proceed from disordered or dyspep-
tic state of the stomach, in which case the German
Btters should be used In case of weakness, gen
eral debility ofthe system resulting FROM prOtract,
ed cough, ,.he German Bitters will be Found great
benefit.
Prepared only by Dr. c. NJ. Jackson AIS rch street
philadelphia and for sale by drug giss andstorekeep
ers throughout the United States and Canada Price
10 s6nss per bottle. Loct.25, lSSe--2Siy,
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-09-29

To THg POlNr r-Seuator toombS, ol Georgia,
in his Augusta speech said that Douglas was
not h,s candidate; bat he would so for him in
preference TO any member of the opposition. and
that he was a boli MANLY, truthful independent
patriot he says mat the Democratic party at
ths North wds the ally a. tie SOuth, aud ep.ry
mHa 81 years Of age al tao SOu.h kIep i Aud
yet our miserable, douhe.dtalug leaders here, a
the North, deny it, ln,y wonder what We have
got 10 do with slavery, aud pretended that slave
~ does not really enter into the issue, MIR
roomhs tells them that they are Npovrltes,,h that
they are the UDIies OF the slave holders aud that
every >impirlon iu ,ha Soata knows lt NeW.
AK Nyrth Aueylc0H.
FR,r ALMtyAc FrR lS5l Fowler * Wells
have seat tsa copy nt heir Illustrated Phreno.
logical Almeuac Tor 1860. They can be ad reS-
sed at 3)S, Bcoalway, New York. The Alma
nee is sold at cents copy, or % copies Tor on,
dollar. II contains much useful information.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-09-29
SberiHss Male.

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Roxanna Morehouse ag'st Andrew Morehouse.
DY virtue of alias yendi writ of execution to mi
ID directed aud delivered In this frem th
court of common pleas of Wood county, Ohio, will
offer for sale at the door of the court honse n Perrys
burg, on
Saturday. October 1st 1859.
between the hours of 10 O'Clock A. NJ. and o'clocl
p. NJ of said day, the following real estate: Th
northwest quarter of the north east quarter OF section
number ten (l0) in township number four (4) north
range number nine (9) east, Wood county, Ohio, op
JAMES MURRAY, atty of PrF. c.. NORTON.
August ls lsj9-15w7 $3,45. Sheriff
shein's Sale.
Laura Bagby by her next friend against b. s. JudsoI
ct al
DY virtue Of an alias order of sale 10 me directed
I'D and delivered from the court of common pleas o
Wood county. Ohio will offer for sale at the door
the court house, in Perrysburg
Saturday, October 1st, 1859,
between the hours Of ~ o'clock NJ, and 2 O'Clock
NJ. OF said day, the following real estate The ives
half of the half of the north quarter of
tion number five (5,) of township number four a. o
range number ten (l00 appraised at $70O, and tn,
west halt c the west half of the south quarter
section number thirtytwo (s2,) of township number
five (5 of range number ten (l0) appraised at $3.50
all of said land being in Wood county, Ohio.
JAMES murray, atty Of plf, G. w. NORTON
Aug Is, lo50,--l5w7si,O5 sheriff Wood county
Shenf's Sale.
The Belmont Branch State Bank of Ohio against OH
Ellsworth ct al.
ID Y virtue of vendi order of sale to directed
ID and delivered in this from the court of com
mon pleas of Wood county Ohio, will offer for sal,
at the door of the court house in Perrysburg, on
Saturday, October lst, 1859,
between the hours Of II o'clock VI. and o'clock p
NJ. of said day the following real estate: The north
east quarter and north half of south quarter
section number eighteen (lS,) of township numbe
four (4 nrrh of range number ten 0) east, in Woo
county, Ohio, appraised at $1,000
G. w. NORTON, sheriff Wood 90
PLUNKETT q CowAN att'ys,
JAS. MURRAY, counsel.
August. lS. lS50--l5w7S305.
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We are now mauuTacturinS the best Boots ever
made in this count, acknowledged to be the best
10y every enc who purchase their Boots of us; they
are manufactured OF the best stock by one who has
long been considered the ablest workman in the coun
-
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-09-29
Attachment Notice.

HILL & PRATT, att'ys,
August Is, lS59--l5w5S5,S0
, 1859-12-28

TRINITY CucRcu.-At meeting Of the Ward
ems and Festry Of Trinity Churcd, held in the
Vestry room Oh Monday evening. December
5sh, 1853. the following preamble aud resoln-
tons we're passed unanimously:
WHEREAS. The Rev. Noah Hunt Sehenek has
rendered his resignation as Rector Of Trinity
Church Parish, Chicago, therefore be it
Re*oired, That 4 Committee Of the Testry
wait upon him to urge its Withdrawal, on the
ground Of his great usefulness in his present
position and the entire unity Of the parish under
his charge, and
wAEaE4s, The Committee appointed by The
foregoing resolution hare waited upon Nr.
Schenck. and can only report repetition Of his
desire to resign his conne1ion with Trinity
parish, and bases his urgency On 'eleaz sense
Of duty; Therefore,
A<sol1ed, That we accept his resignation, to
take effect With the close Of the current year.
lations With Mr. Schenck, not only Trinity
Church, bns the cause Of religion in the North
west, suffers loss which falls heavily upon Us
and the Church at large.
R<solrtd, That in the discharge Of all Of the
duties Of parish minister, we think bis labors
hare been greutly blessed and characterized
by faithfnlness, and ability, during his sojouzn
with Us.
R<eotrtd. That under his pastoral charge, the
communion and congregation Of Trinity parish
rapidly increased, and were thoroughly devoted
: - hun as their pastor.
Rtsolrtd, That we fully and most chee1fully
endorse the position taken by Mr.. Schenck in
his able aud unwearied efforts to sustain The
cause Of Evangelism in the Northwest.
Rsolrfd, That our cordial thanks be- and are
hereby rendered to Mr. Schenck fer his gratui-
tous labors in editing the IYesttyn CAurc1n,an,
wherein be made the spread Of Gospel II III Ind
the prosperity Of the Church the great elits 1of.
which he labored.
Iesolrtd, That the Secretary Of theTestry be
authorized to publish tho above resolutions in
the Chicago daily and in the Church papers.
G. Y. W1LEY, Sec'y.
, 1859-12-28

at a meeting oftte Committee on Temporary
Instruction, Dec. a6th, the following appoiut.
ments and transfers were mnde.
Annie z. Lewis was appointed assistant teach,
er in the High School.
Jennie A, Porter, teacher in the Branch o,
the Jones School. :.
Alice H. Daniels aud Mary D. Mou1son, assist
ants in the Primary Department Of The Jones
School.
u. Louise Wilson, ASSISTANT in the Grammar
Department Of the Scammon School.
Eliza L. Forbes, assistant in the Primary De-
partmcnt of the Scammon School.
Sarah a. Whitehead, assistant in ihe Primary
Department Of tue Franklin School.
Helen a. Butler, first assistant in The Primary
Department Of the Washington School.
Nellie .. Kendall, second assistant ii the
Primary Department Of the Washington School.
Charlotte G. Henry, assistant in tho Primary
Department Of the Moseley School. -;
Ann E. Winchell nnd Alice J. Jennings, u.s.
sistants in the Foster School,
Harriet II. Messer, Juliet D. Smith, 4. E.
Rlchnrds and d. Ellen kett1estriugs, assistants
in the Ogden School.
Mary j. Csesswe1l, assistant in Schtal No. le.
Emeline S. Haley, head assistant iu1he Skim
ner School. Salary, $ioO. j
Helen Culver, Harriet II. Sichols, Eertrude
Van Patten and Helen L. Young, .aa4istapts in
the Grammar Department ofthe Skta9kr School.
Sarah J. Afer1iman, julia X. Graves, Sarah ]. +.
Ifcning, Matilda Fairman, Harriet MHarmou,
Susan a. Swift, Lizzie II. Kennedy md Sarah
]. Downs. assistants in the Primary DEPARTMENT
Of the Skinner School VIII. Wits,
Sec'y Board of Education.
, 1859-12-28
39rcsa i Gribt,ttf.
< III J. < Ato
THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.

THE rRESIDExT.S MESSAGE.
II would .evm to bv clear from the brief tel
eg:apsic abstract Of the Presidents Message
sent to Congress- yesterday, that it is the policy
o! the dominant party Of which Mr: Buchanan
ia the head, to precpitate the country into a
war with Mexico. whenever tle e1igencics Of
that purity require the stimulus Of guup:wder
to bring :hout its consolidation md triumph
over the Republicans. Except upon this
lyro,hcs;s, all ueil informed readers will 10
ut loss te sec any meaning in that part Of the
Message wbIcl, treats Of our relations with the
sister Republic. Why, If war is not intended,
tho recommendation that the President be en-
powered to establish military posts in Sonora
and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rs foreign to ours as
ireland or Lombardv? Why this Executive
begging for permission 10 invade Mexico when
ever auy presidontlor-a-day Of TINT unhappy
country, quickcncd by American gold,
Or anxious for partisan revenge, invites the
aggn,ssion-why unless war is TO be begun just
at the nick Of time in which it is demanded
by the demands Of party at home? The
pretence that our government is unable to
defend lis own frontier from the attacks Of
bands Of Mexican robbers, without committing
against Mexico the offences which the AcxI-
cans are committing against ,is, is unworthy Of
the nation and deserves to bc hisscd down.
Let tic country be assured That under: this
Mexican meal, the "nigger" in some Of his pro-
team shapes is concealed. But until we receive
the message in full, we reserve oil comment
upon this proposition Of Mr. Buchanan, which
is not whit less unpalatable tl,an when, I'm,
der substantially the sa,ne form, it was rejected
by that bitterly partisan Congress Of the Prcsl-
dents friends which assembled iu Washington
two years ago.
FARMING IN ILLINOIS.
We present, on tic sesond page Of this morn
ing's issue, a highly Interesting paper on the
aboye suhjec.-being the report Of B. F. john
son. ESQ., Chairman Of the Committee to ex-
anime Farms and Nurseries, appointed by the
Executive Doard ofthc State Agricultural So
Lttt4- &NiISAt Nahbts%St' - sA's@%y VI %Ot7
les, and is the result Of widely-c1tendcd and
minute observation, and Of much reading and
study. We caunot too strongly urge its attcn-
,ivepsasnl by every one who ftcls the slight
est interest in the development Of tho resources
of our State, and in its permanent aud highest
prosperity. The topics discussed we conceive
TO be vital as 10 these two points, and whether
the reader agrees with or differs from the coll
c!usions arrived at, he caunot but te benefited
by the numerous important facts and srgges-
tions with whicl, tic report abounds.
tsNe App1cx.s'
It IL proper 10 state that tile petition which
Mr. Wentworth has been clustering about !ate
ly, said to bare been sent 70 the Republican M
tiouul CQulnittee. setting forth the advantages
Of Chicago MS uplace for holding tue National
Convention, did not reach tie Comm'tkt at all.
It arrived ut the AAtor House several hours
aft<r the selection lad been 1uude; aud tho Com
mi,tee had adjourned.
, 1859-12-28
MARRIED,

On the sh ist st the First Cons7exatsssl Church Of
this city, bT the Her. " r. Patton. Nr. GEO. v.
NAN MORRISON, daughter II o:senus Morrison. E.q
Of this city.
Gu the 18th init. br the Rev. Fobr1t Bosd Mr. JOHN
e. Vt. BAILEY ani X1s- SOPHIA DAVIES, 10Th Of
Cheas'.
On SUNDAY. Dee s:th, by III. Rev. n. II. Spencer
This ctr-
!" New HAvsa+ Cora-. r7pe.s pleasc ospy.
On CkrtstMas d7T. by The Rer- #. Krehs> Nr. PAUL
Sr3CLiFFE aad Nisa HARRIET NoXEEB1, al Of
ibis city.
At the horse Of Mrs. 4rCan IN the towu Of nur1siEe
Wis., on he q Of peeenhsr lsse ~ the Fey: W. ssur
TIoSETTE SHAW. 10th OF LunaY:re DUN TO-. WiA
, 1859-12-28

CHICAGO GtaxAx NonkwGxExs CLrB.-The
following resolutions were passed At the meeting
Of the Chicago German workingmen's Associa-
ton, December &c, 1852:
WHEREAS, The Hon. n. B. Jrpp has given sub
stantial proof Of his interest in the essential ad-
vancement of the shore Association BY present.
ing them With large number Of Eng1isa stand.
a1a works, therefore Be It =
L<solotd, That the thanks Of the German
Wotkinpments Association be voted 10 him for
his valuable presents, aud the careful apprecia-
ton Of tho wants OF its members manifested In
their selection.
RtoIetd, That tho Hon. n. 3: Judd is hereby
declared honorary member Of the above Asso-
citation.
By order. Of the Association.
E. ScHlAkaEE, l. =.
". TocEE, Committee.
ASru FrsHKR
, 1859-12-28

q ..e mentioned i ~ .ista a5 te..s Csalsl.
xa1 j. = "a
=, sS, a,S ~ Ss o M p: Kas = r + 9s~Ss
Bsek Ihi,.s.a e. ch,tc xet..ts' :, re-. .sse
J4n.. D 1ess lxt.nlt na'tnE s<<o a..,e ia thy ~
Ss e I'd 81: s a. % z Il:
:::s { $: e E;ss;
10 I'D 4 Ro5!na.n ~ n! Ks ~ ~
= White. W.a!.a t. ' alter and L~.i, r. nsxf.
Uefxndaots shall The twenty eighth div Of peeens
~ S.' is< Z % Iaa, as1. ssa
toe corner of w1oi.. avenue s south Water te* IN
mentioned and dc erte 10 .aj eh.ue hetsk tho
furniture ~ pro ,s:sy Livery I'D n tue Aa.n House L
rlsno aanssr II pouo s'area s.d,ea'1, stnk!s
:ssaa: :a md & MahaFs s,at ofs "a
sae7e.. Double single Ha Aa'traes rouo n! ss-
nsfss II Ss*: c;sss
Blanket. com."rtr1s ctuon aai Linen snsets Napkics
wsshSs~ :. sad feh.r. ~ s'op js1s .na as*r nest,e
taegax o
hos1aI. Ack waAat and H.. wood soA CT ass. s<tee.
Ie1ssny | Tsse.!*sc.. i 1sAs4 Ee1 1sL!es faieF "a
c..p*s Frsssh THrs,y s,u,e1 ~, irn % ID
Tu.uttafe, Oh Cloth. Extension Tab.s. Rru-els Kus
f.s.s Il .s:. O.
fasa Ga. ' Is I'D s A7ef ~. s*s 49, c1sf:5,
Gu. Gla4% tshts .od D-4nstrs Tnub!e7 Gosletr, ne
s..i*!: r. Ei:A:! IN IL. IL e. sss3;a +.
E4ats sad Fasni uTs. wnds~ sa.is md F1ares. lin:
~ n o.a IT,
The 1hols etmatnx LIE complete outat OF a1s$e4ass
The ale Vii 1t 10 oeloe IN tho ~noou AL
eoutlnue f1om day 20 day until TIE whole = sosd.
, 1859-12-28

When gins to your fslends you ready to choose
Hive ea1e fos their 'c aud present them With sses
If change In the!f yssHfaa you pu poee 10 FAKE,
Go 1t oe to on: hune'c and thirty thrBe lskt.
Whatever Xeu van, they haye something u suit,
With eais+n befduk a pretty llirs foot.
They can fsrnlh you shoes youF wife son daughter
II you Wish good bargain. 60 times 10 te lost
In going where N1swall Ia s-!fi.g Al ~
, 1859-12-28

A Max SUDDENLY MADE R1ca.-One Of our
citizens WAS suddenly made rich few days since
By purchasing can Of Cooks large Baltimore
Oysters, At II. Iackson's {late MtSassers} 50
Dearborn street, in which WINS found ptarl Of
priceless value. Mr. Jackson is now daily re-
the public at - cents eau during the Holidays.
ie21.Et
, 1859-12-28

TRUSTEES SALE. Whereas.
l. El;ah rowen md Hssritt pswcr., hh wife. on ne
ihe undekne4 Irset deed trust Of tie prenisei
therein and hereinafter described seeurs Augustus III
Miller anil Charles Brown. tbe rayneLt If hundred
aEd e3-lto doaf in Ax iuouths from said
with e.ecD 1t tn pes cent which said trust deed
In The Rseor=Es Ot1ce Ct Cook tounty The Sta.e Of
Illinois, Ia Book ls0 VI D. eds, tAse stA.
AM whereas Is provided IN said ceeI er tsut t1at u
default r. made In the raLt Of sd ua money nr
iane pecded n ead deed q t,u.s be payable then
on application Of the hocer Of ad rcebttdness The
nndefskued after having ad1etl.. no.e Of ssle txn
da5s asiy ntwtpan IubHshed in the City Of Cniezxo
sna ne d any part tht riot and AL right
3nd e4th!y q redemption IT the k1d Elijah Ytvezs md
aakca 1t pute vendue. to the bcdes for
easa 1t the noA door Of the out1 House 10 Aad Cy Of
chtsaxu II the time appointed IN aad advertisement.
AID. wheeas. default has been sda IN the payment Of
has bsen made By ltxal holder Of sid !rdrbted
ness 10 sefi aa3d pse under and b. virtue Of the
thoT and powe in vested by virtue Of Ea deed Of
tznst, and for the purposes theren expressed.
Nov. hersofe Ihtc ros!es hereby Hvan that N pur
guanee Of t.id and authority, sha.l se tnbuc
auction, 1t the nor door Of th. tou ou<. IN the City
OF Chicago in the%.unty OF Cook and State Ut Illinois,
On fue&osy the tenth lh1 cay Of Janu7ry. a. L. 16a
zine o'clock in tho forenoon nf that day. the high
est bidder fer Tie PREMISE u saa feea ef 1Iutt te
and known and Described as nt nn11o<f twelve N3k Ia
Bcck number e.. In MTftck's Addition ChicsEo
toEether With al the pviexea s1d appure1anee thereto
hetous1nk and Ill the right and equity Ct redemption Of
uoaed. JOSIAH ". WE>TCOTr, Trustee.
PExxr D1rsCot1- Attorneys.
Chcaso December 9Th. 1.15. tea5b3l4M
, 1859-12-28

my Parlor, said The spider to the ay" laugh
ter The Republicans made no such sectional
appeals. He had seen oil their attempts at uni
un:1', but knew they would never mite, unless
!! were upon some straight backed. pro.slayery
slfstna Democrat, standing on the resolutions
age. against every thing GU Gods earth, thnt is
o. any re 70 the people! lLaaehter.] Wha.
part Of the policy Of tile Republican party was
sectional he wooldli to ask1 What had they
eyer done that was capnble Of that construc-
tlons lie deGed gentlemen to point. to single
act o. single p1atform Of tue party in North
efn state that Was sectional
lhey bad been Threatened With dissolution
o. the Cnlon in case Of the election Of Repub-
iicau Fresident. This cry had always been
loudest Just before Presidential election, and
attef that it died of. It reminded lin Of the
physician who, when be could not tell what
ulied Dis natient, proposed to give him some
1hlng to throw him into fits, because he waa
=. oeath On fits" Laughter. They had got
Hew foFk and Boston into fits, aud called on
Everett and Gushing aud other old nurses to
cure the hts. They got the merchants Of New
circulate Il among their Southern customers.
lie had no fears of dissolution of the Union.
ne had heard the cry 50 often that he Ind lost
at' confidence in it. lie begged the dsuniouists,
II they were going 10 leave the Union, TO 60
now aud let James buchanan bear the disgrace
bis Republican successor. The Republicans
1,ad stood the disgrace and modification Of
Mr. tuchanan's Administration, aud, il they
could stand that, could not gentlemen on the
Democratic side stand Republican l'reeident*
a 'o1cE-So.] Nr: FAnSswonrn rather
intend to dissolve the Union it Democrat was
elected, they did not care who LIE waa. Tie
Democrats did not want to let 60 Of the
purse; that was all the trouble with the
; Union but they would have to let 60; and if
their President sqsndered any more money than
would never let them elect another n long
as they lire Would they dissolve the
Union because, in peaceful, constitutional
manner, thoy elected their candidate to the
Presidency: Great God, what an idea that
was: llaughtcr.] We're they ruled By ma
jontJ or by rninorityf
!; When Mr. Farnsworth concluded his master
ly effort, number Of inembess came up and
congratulated him, and several Of those who had
been opposed to bis speaking, Withdrew their OIL
'jecsions. His speech did good. It showed the
tire.ea.crs and doushfaces that something could
be said on the Republican side which they would
have trouble in answering. CHICAGO.
Illinois State Te&chcFas AssoctAtfon.
[Cos7esponteuee Of The rsesi aud Tntune.]
O1rA~A, Dec. q, ls57.
s, \ large representation of Teachers from ali
parts o1 tne otate haSe alreadJ arrived. We
note those from EGYPT come 10 JOIN hands will
tae fraternity Of the CenteF and toe Norm. All
arc happy; al are Joyous; all are welcome.
as body we hare neser seen their equal at
any similar assembly in personal appearance.
Ecalth and beauty are happily blended with
spirit, energy and talent. AS yet wc hare no
, 1859-12-28
g AL E 20 n TIN U ED
~ DRY GOODS AT COST.

T. q. CARTER will onsr until Js1u.ry Lit h,s eptIrt
Stock Of Fat c9 QrY t'oods lien faufY Six. II
enss. Eie.nt Sk Robe. At cot All Go1oed Pal Me+i-
noes Il c.st beautiful Printed Aer.noe* ec French III
Wool Dr. alael c,et Best etyes AID cuaes vi Ecias
Al cea New stYiea Cotton and Wool Ie!.lat Il cost Ii
kinds GlnEhamS = cost French and English Prints IT.
al Kinds Of toceeo 3a othsE Prints cns Elegant LACE
and Aasin Ssssst Pe-s tw!ss aud Jaeone kbroidf1rd
Sets II t EIhtudeted lIaheke esch5ef4 at c4 ltnhru
tee1 ssss md Jaeoost co ksszo4sed Skixts
at oo Beautiful seeves and Capes al sh,xl a n
eos. Mbbon. T.imminks ec.. 1t cost, Also On Gand
full assortment Of L.d!cs and G! tens uos
esy, ladies' Gesteueas and Chirnns Shtrts and Draw
en- C!ahe caLnere' vesrx sltns. y.lyett. ballard
Es4 shaker ana Cotton f7nneia etc. Hankes Rel Com
f1rter1+ Linens for SLtztiuEs Sheetins F!oHa Jowt
Table etc., ctt-. HE -ed Cottuna VI ii lands md w!tas
II ureAt bargains,
A. CARTEE% fA Jrfx xtra.t
, 1859-12-28
LOCAL MATTERS,

Go to John Jones, 1l9 Dearborn street,
and get your clothes cleaned and repaired. They
, 1859-12-28

II Those monster Kerosene Lamps whicl,
give the light Of TIVE gas burners Or two Cam.
pheue Lamps. at one-fourth Of. The expense,
Wit be hired ous for evening parties. lighting
halls, churches, etc.. during the holidays, Ap'
1e15.12t
, 1859-12-28

OFFICE OF ILLINOIS STONE
~ CONPASf. Chieseo. December = 1sss.
NOTICE hereby given t4t thcre Nil he E4eEtnE of
the SO khodtr1 Ct tie Illinois Stone coEpany IT, onos
II tht dty q Ghas % he lHh ca{ Of Jaso. $50 4
ttnek oS nd company. Il. o. LOOMS .
VS.. 0URSEEf Dtpcsp1.
dsssh&ssM p,BESS,
, 1859-12-28

STEAMER MlLwAuKEE.-IIiram joy has con-
t1nctcd to cut apassasc through the ice in the
rirer, from Rush Street bridge to Doolittle's
Dock, on the North Brunch, for the purpose Of
supplying passage way for tue steamer Mil
Waukee to that locality.
, 1859-12-28

II yon Wish your old garments Eew tust:r 10 gain.
We adrsc ynu to take them to Cook i Ncl.aIn,
At95 DesIeofn, 7h.y DYE please reu1st.
la3ies silks. hundred and twenty .ttfre C1srk
, 1859-12-28
MASTERS SALE Circuit

Nj 4 S T e RS SALE.-Circuit
ll Cont Of The united Ss1tes Of America. Nolthen
District o. ftros. Marx II. alann living partner
Of William AcCul!ey. deceased. Francis Shonxsd. ID.
thonwad. 1ac>h HktTh and Adolph lenpkc.- In Chan.
csfy.
Notice hereby s!ven that Tuden Moulton NAaer
In Chaneesv Of the above named Couz In
use o. the txenty fosn uay Decehe the yeaz Of
Lord tousa eight hundred and n!.y nne saa
on WoG1e4dxs eighteen day Of January nt1t ten
Of Tho clock n the forenoon. eel It public aact?n ut the
asne dos1 Of r. & s n sd aSn:e ILL.,, IL ~ = IL e
fr cash. the no.lo-ire desited property. :-Lots
a1en ths z he
2! H. :ouaoast 9ss5:er G. - of ss5qa asae g
n lying between tie kek Island Kafold AID
ihA euGthetn flankua safe street fn Co,k County,
Illinois, J. T. AOCLTuH,
Nas:eE In Chanc:rv Tni I'd Safes Circuit Coz.,,
Northern DSlcet Of Illinois.
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