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, 1860-03-05
Daily RevicH Of Chicago Market.

EATc1plI EyI11xo, A2srh 5.
FLOuR-Recelpta 100 tris. Market nrzn, With an up
ward tendency Salcs wrre:o bs1s 'Gencseo 900 br1s
fanceton and SO brls "tone Mll;s~ Spring extra -
psAe esfas 100 br1s 'Eershap" do ut Is 10 dellvc1tc
wv o' OF RTer do a s305 delivered; co0 ts @"aief-
lo' bfs Central" is bss ''DeEwcnt" and % b1ls
io1ea 90 II 500 on track 80 brs "Allens Grove" 90
se a'eFed 100 bril- "Sc1ibncrs" nj A.s; 20 br!a
WISCONSIN, do on private terms 90 brls medium Spring
ek'a n t. delivered; sD0 brs fair Spring 10 atve at
44.a0 do1lvertd,
CORN AEAL-e;o bag1 unhnlted Com Meal q. III On
track.
NHEAT-KcctIrts afsl bu. Market buo5ant and nd
ranced a14c Sales GOD IN No. 6rng 1t 4to5 IN
so'e-4c ssosge 100 bu No. Spring Nc stoszgc) At toa
III store o ln do tic storag.} at s10 In storc go bu
dotod rece4 at tles In store; 20 lu do tod Tecrpta)
M to In @otc The following lots were sold IN track;
90 bu choice Spring ut I'LL. delivered :sobu Club on p..
vac terms; 20 In do nj slo9 devesed 800 u do at s1s
on track 100 ass good Il slo' track 100 bu do a ts
on track 30 bu gocd No. at s10; track; 200 bu do
at a." on track: 80 bu do al el.cs on track.
COiE-Neceipta s.oss bu. In good demand and advanc
cd Hc Sales on Bu No. fold ncelps> 1t aye
In stores 6eo bu do ut 4sxcln oe 600 b7 60 at 4e in
stoe 9 au do tue~ rece'pa) q. &c tn store; 1o bu
Rejected vi <4t DELIVERED.
oATs-Recclpts Il. ba. Advanced hc. Sacs were:-
ob No. at sSc track; Is bags and 1obu do At &c
on track; GOO hu do at SIC delivered.
EfE-Recclpts, 80 bu. Market quiet. Sales wc:e:-
100 bu No. at sse in store; 60 bags DO 9c q
tags DO At Sc on trick
AEiEf-RcoeIpss, ,s3s bu. Sales 800 bu No.
at 90 in store: 40 bu do 4: &c on track
SEEDs-Rcce1p,s 3.,s bu. Timothy quiet. SHES were
aafollows - bags good At sss: obass dy Mt e:5 20
bag do at e. M 20 ags damaged at 500. Clover dull.
Sales were.- Ibis choice ut tl.so HuuEa,ian Grass In
limited FtQuet. Saes Tags prime a Soc II bags
good at eoc: 90 tu.llels aud S bbts fair ut &c.
n1GdWINES-RcccIpts, IA IBIS. Market quiet. IS
bb!s At eOC.
ALCoH0L-l0I Ib.s nj 4tc.
MESS FOKK-1,soolb!s city packet onp.t
lARU-Nomnal at 10kc
TALLoN-4o bbs prime packers At 1a:e.
H1DES-Eecepse, = as3 ns. Market firm. Salts WIRE
ii the following quoatious:-Gcen :9tc; Gren Sa.sea
1i9.4:; Dsy Flint, lie.
01TTER-fn better demand and dszner, Sales werc-
u fsknsat !olc: l. do 1t 11e- rairy ls91se-
EGGs-1oc Fer doz-
PuTAT0Es-1n good supply 1t esS4sc.
P0CLTnT-Dscssed Chickens, *...a2s 10 per doz.
| Turkeys s8loc perm.
DRESSED H0Gs-Rcc'tts, ea-Qulet. ss.es were
hogs az. :.on ut e64o do nv. 1go D At t6s; do
| AZ. 1e5 Da at 45.:5-
LIVE STOCk-Receip:s, 81 cattle, cars hogsand
8ears sheep. The market quiet nId prices for all
kin Of etock unchanged,
, 1860-03-05
THE CITY.

Bonrd Of ofElucatlon--Adjo Meet.
Ing.
CHICAGO. Aarc,,e, 1867
Present, Messrs. Haren, Foster, Carpenter,
Wnrd and Taft. No quorum.
:: adjourned TO Saturday March ID, at halfpast
ADJOURNED MEETING.
CHICAGO March ;, 1850.
Present, Messrs. Haven, Newbcrry, Taft, Bass.
asa MaFa, Carpenter s'urteEant, Foster, Porter.
presnt. Messrs. Moscley, Higginson, Hayes,
Dore, Sheahar.
On motion OF hr. Taft, ordered TINT the read.
ing OF the minutes Of the lust meeting be
The Eereral annual reports of the President
OF the Board. the Superintendent and the prin-
e'Psa Of Daa,;en sie a'Ea se4ool we're presented
sand copies Of the annual reports Of the Presi-
dent Of the Doatd, the Superintendent Of
Schools and the Principal Of the High School
be printed IN connection with the revised rules
Of the Board, for distribution, and that the
President and Superintendent be authorized to
procure and superintend the printing of the
same.
Or. Foster, Chairman Of the Committee on
qualifications for admission.to the schools, pre-.
scented the following report:
Your Committee to whom was referred tue
SUBJECT OF quai1hcatlonS Tor admission to the
PUBLIC Schools, and the petitions Of sundry per
sonsin relation thereto, would respectfully re-
port that they hare had the subject uude,
consideration, ind recommend the adoption d
the following rule:
Ill children living within the limits Of tht
city, who urc not otherwise disqualified, ane
who arc upwards Of fire years Of age. shall b.
entitled to attend the Public Schools Of ecity
but no child whose residence is not in the city
orwho has only a temporary residence in it fo'
the purpose Of attending the Public Schools
shall be retained in any School.
Concurred in and rule adopted.
On motion Of. Mr.. Carpenter, teachers' certif
Gates were voted to Olive Eackus and Eva r
McLaterty.
Mr. Carpenter, Committee On the Jone
School, offered the following resolution:
Thr,ta Tie principal Of the Jones School, at our IL
mcetcc .ntcd ting books Of marked e1ce!lelt
fFpm all tile ructnbSrs OF bis division,
Reso1fl That this Board express their high a?rcciao
Of the instrct,nns Of Mr.. Woodar aud the success Of
pupils In this Important brunch.
Concurred in.
In accordance with the revised rules Of th
Board, the President appointed Mr. Shea
han m additional member Of the Committee 0
the Appointment Of Teachers, and Mr.. Forte
| member Of the Committee on Jauitors an
| Supplies. W. II. Wells, Secretary.
, 1860-03-05

NEW IoRK, March S.-The New York 1.imts'
correspondent says the President had long in
tcrvlcw with Maj. Grattin to.day, md expressed
his regret at being unable to afford Texas any
protection beyond that already on the frontier.
Clerks were employed till d late hour last
night in the State Department, copying Gov.
Houston's dispatches, and they wers coumuui-
Gated to the scnatet to: day, without any message
on the subject from Mr. buchanan. These doc
unacnts mny lead to the pass age Of Mr. Wig
fall's amendment, appropTiatiug 81. .500, 900 for
aregiment Of Texas hangers.
New Orleans papers to Tuesday last hare ar-
rived here.
Cor. Houston has received more than eighty
applications from gentlemen desiring to raise
volunteers. He has advised TINT such com.
panies be raised and otIicercd in every frontier
county, and that asystern Of espionage be agreed
upon, mud that in case Of an alurnl pursuit he
glren, and the invaders aud thieves, whether
Indians or whites in the garb Of Indians, be cx-
terminated. There are already nine organized
companies in the field.
4 truly alarming condition of affairs on the
western frontier Of TexBa is represented.
, 1860-03-05

Ths oG:.r;nrs in the F1our market to-day were
~. ~ .,,a d.m.nd .t;1l ,c.;ve FIR the South
e q. ..aao,nr;coe advancing 5c over those mid
vesterday. Upwards of 1000 bbls changed |
hands. at s4.556f4. S. for medium to fair spring
extra. and 81 y0@:'. o for good to choice. There
was also buoyant wheat market, the receipts
beinr licht and the demand by Michigan, Iudi- |
ana md Southern Illinois u,ilers good. At the |
oneniuc old ,eccipts Of No. Q Spring were sold |
at Il o.. hit before the close l.o5 was freely
maid, aud two car loads were sold rs high as
S.o7-an advance Of &C. Wheat on track also
advanced in the same proportion-iots by SAM
ME being sold at sl.05l1.1l. There WIS good
speculative and Shipping inquiry for Corn, and
the market advanced about !c, closing firm with
IN upward tcndcncy-No.1 senga Mt AT and 4lf
for Rejected. Oats were IN good request 'or snip
men' 70 81. LOUIE wv oas ss"as.a ~ ~ ~ " ~ ~
3Gt on TRACK WHICH Is N au'anee - ~ 9
in good request ard stendy, WIN sa'es o1 NO. !
in store at 7sc, and 19@s0c for same on track.
ha!'ey continues ~ ~ ~ w 49,. 80 ..a ..;,,,eu.
aud s4c on track. sccds qalet aao "l'nona
change. Provisions steady. 4 lot 800 bbls
1fass porr w.s so,d to Sew York parties to, day,
-.:,;..:,,., Tba ,,,rto+ bow,
but the price PAID 's pt'sae' 1ne nla'Aes no",
ever is nominal at $500. Lard steady md
op;et at 1o.. Tallow firm, uighwincs un-
4''''
changed.
FA,1rD.-We learn from inc Pike County
r.-.o.-1t.,,,+ + N cranda,, of t;r;o,.r;l]e.
:oe"'oe'a4 sn"' :" ~ @1 ~, .sss
has failed for heavy an1ount, ana naoe TN as-
alignment for the benefit Of Lis creditors. The
ha..a ha. ,oro en;ovcd the confidence of the
uoa'e naa 49s s' s.en. eua .,,a a1sat G,,ca
citizens to great ea'cni, anu 'ne e'en. "'.u
all with surprise. His liabilities are variously
stated at frou s3o. GOO to 100000.
, 1860-03-05

that thc prospect for fair crop is exceedingly
gloomy. In all localities from which VIC have
any Information. the crop is reported either
that The crop may turn out better than present
appearances eeem 10 indicate TINT 1t will; il it
docs moi, many farmers in this county witl here
after abandon all idea Of trying to rniso wintcr
wheat, and devote their lands TO cultivation of
more certain crops. For three years in success
sion winter wheat in this region, to great ex.
tent, has fnilef.'
, 1860-03-05

HEI11suSt H., Iii T ISJ1.
Editors Press & Tribune:
Mr.. James Il. Dutton, an employee Of the
II. G. Il. r. Company, was vcry seriously hur:
this evening By an engine passing over his right
leg near his body. His recovery is extremely
doubtful. He stepped behind the engine to un-
couple from the cars, and caught his foot b.
tween two rails at the switch, the engine baek-
ing up, smashing his leg rs stated above.
H. r.
, 1860-03-05
From Utah aud pIkess pcak,

LEAvESwonTH, March o.-The Central Over
land Express las arrived here, bringing dates
from Camp Floyd to Feb. sth, Salt Lake to the
10th, and Denver City to the ed.
All was quiet at Salt Lake. Bill Hickman was
slowly recovering from his wounds.
The health Of the troops at Camp FloI and
Fort Bridger was good.
The Express brought three passengers from
Denver, and 22,500 in gold dust. No letters
came By this arrival.
Business at Denver wasimproriug, and many
miners were lcav1nc for the mountains. New
diggiugs had been discovered in different sec
tions, and parties had gone over 10 the Colo
RADIO prospecting. 4 company was being or
ranized 10 explore that river rs fur down rs Fort
Tumn
, 1860-03-05
FOR SALE.-Soap and Candle

chance for Manufacturer It Ii frame building,
newly painted 40 6 feet and stories h1Eh situated In
the city nf Uttawa miles West OF Chicago and t1o9tnG
On ths Illinois and Michigan Canal and within 20 rods q
Il ha. good new steam Engine and lailer, with Soap
Sas. Tua and IT Kettles Of capacity, with al the
pounes Of soap per week Will! pstent Candle Aor}ts
wLIch will turn 40v to 00 pounds OF Candies yes
has been used but nonils 1t haa lee House
the lot Of lo tons e.pacy and spacious We'll q never
This property oesed At great sacrifice fo cash.
will Be reneo on Tile pe!ts and poses
Gice 0uawa, Sot'iasers Buck, South SIDE Cout Hoa.e
, 1860-03-05

NEW IoEK, March 3.-Johu G. Boxer, n
wealthy German merchant, died to-day.
Mr. Boxer will be re recollected as the gem
tleman whose daughter clandestinely married
her fathers coachman, q young 1rishman nam.
ed Dean. Mr. B. WAS the owner Of the celebra-
ted Dusseldorf Gallery of paintiurs.7
, 1860-03-05
Uitp THr Sale.


~1A1G Of 1L4uNOlS, County
~ e. cook. C!y ef Chicago. s~s--c',y co!ee.ozs u:
Notee y Lsfeby given, tha. whereas the undersigned,
Wy GsaestoE Of ~ Cty Of Ghe.xo id The tv.a.7
stn aa7 o. j9na2.y A. D. tsG Special Tazul ths
s,a,t snRr3ts & Go2 9s cheas" tsxan aGd h*a ~ as
q T. i,sa 81 csg as sa 10y peee,
e tame respectively for th% amount Of 1ss assessments.
and cnss respectively due thereon ateo"nt Of
me collection warrant for the collection nf The an
nun taxes Of said ty Of Chicago raunicpI Tea
ls and on account Of the seveal speeal wafY,nts
hefenafter mentioned: AID, wherea Judgment. haTnx
neen proaoutsd by 1ad Court axanst Eads Its sh
oa Peeta md of lind bcrslna1es drsubed enpv
Of aaa sad repo together nth uls orer II
sue Or the Court thereon Issued Of an urtef ,hc
stA ot said Court the tKh eenth day Of Fxbruary
D. lssa. dlreefedto to the said City Collector
GoaeSso1 or 1as CT q chessa VII ey vtrtue of the
It rs hsu1 e Len osoes L " osnnx u Tie
@ ae IL sss tci9x!9E ~ dessesd and; eis .ubt. pees
o.e. Of sale thete1a for ths aacua. q The interest
and eosss or Of the assessments Interest costs due
therein respectively upon sid general and special
to Wit:
L. F. G. MUELLER, City Collector.
Warrant for tbs collection Of the annual taxes 70, ths
Municipal Year A. D. l8se- ~ s
, 1860-03-05

PHILADELPHIA, March IA brutal homicide
WAS committed here this morning. John Par
ker, cartman, was beaten to death by two
young rowdies at q lumber yard. Tho attnck
was unprovoked. Parker was Prussian by
birth. The rowdies hare not get been arrested.
, 1860-03-05

DAvESroEr, Iowa, March S.-The soap and
candle factory Of J. c. Mates aud tho tanrery
Of Il. G. Neinert, located below the cemetery,
were destroyed By fire yesterday. Mr. Mattes'
loss is about - 900, mostly insured. Mr.. Vein
ert's loss is about II 500, insured for $500,
, 1860-03-05

II 01E 0113U III n Bd1kQ111N.
n The Stock Of Agricultural Implements, Teams,
Wagons Drsye faztuss ~ md ths Eooa wn q o.
city, ut No. 20 Market street Linda Block. Tie whole
will be sold At BARGAIN to parties des!ious OF enga-
Ing In tho busneA aRd atoEetGcr ocs al opportunity
sedom TO be met With, bein extensively advertised hEd
known through the West ana located the Of the
xehes after ahot time they viii BE- offered in parcels 10
suit purchasers 1t low p11ees.
Terms cash. approved security On such time a may
be agreed upon Apply to JAS. MiLLEi; TRUSTEE, No.
u GazEet Block. osto A. ". SEAFAhD. No. 50 MaExe
street. tal31.mdAW
, 1860-03-05
EARM FOR SALE-Containinr

1t9 ae!es Of Ych productive land, 10 acres befed
falling yell and large edste1n buildings nex, la1se and
eonnodlou' other Improvements. good aud substantial
situated en- the Gaena Railroad, TIVE n les west Of Tue
huAn9ss centre Of Janesvile or cne mile tron city mts
persoua w.hing 10 lurcsse lie above fau cers IN IN
Ggeeusut seldom met vi h, combining tine location, fer
pro!ct1ts aces. to tu:cFp.!ng town. rlsoads
market &C. For term: or other Information >esi1e cali
on the undersigned the prtses aturess TIC aaue by
letter to Janesstle, Kuck Conn,Y, WIS.,
ulh1EtdAatHL E. D. OrLANATER
, 1860-03-05

Cosconp, y. H., Marct ;.-1ra r. Calkius,
student in the Methodist Biblical Institute in
this city, was killed last night by being thrown
from hand-car, on which he was taking cxer-
, 1860-03-05
COMMERCIAL.

EA7rnpAv EVENING, March :. 1860.
The following ars thereceipts and shipments
for the past twenty -four hours:
, 1860-03-05

The Iowa State Bank is managed with great
prudence, and unless in some evil hour differ
ent policy is adopted, it is destined to exercise
healthy aud most valuable influence upon the
financial affairs, and the prosperity ofthe West
, 1860-03-05
3fHi&t0auE.
1LLINOIS CENTRAL RAIL

Arr1n%eme ent.....18G0
On and :ttes Sunday, Deceses 4th, 1s.9, ta1a. vii
1cavs lie Great Central Depot at
$50 ar, tsuEda7s exeepted) arriving Peoria 1t $50
ST; pm; s. Laait - |: = an: :SIta G:lso Il .1
sso esoe,,ea, arriving nj 81, 1ou,, 4.
~ S aud Se~ Dr.. r. as&ss!s e ~ is
~s'sePlas ca., On all Night Trains.
HYDE PACK AN DWooDLAwx TRAINS.
L:=7e Chicago y ~ ~. Leavs Woedawn nn7.4o.
". SEpm. t.G,p ~
W.R.. ARTHUR. Geu Superintendent,
M.s. .9OnNSoN. .Geo. Passenger Agent
M1CHIGAN CENTRAL AND
lso9....SA1L AID v1s7xa AnaAxc1xzx1s.. .1ss0.
leave The G Central Depot foot Of Lake street.
500 .u-Sew1 saa Boston Express Except suncay,)
ao Is IN ~ 1ea1 s sSs e ns1 s1;efs YosF e
o.,o.n 1Gis 2 Hoste9 @ +: is;oo ,,; A. night
6sIss.11a III ~ snaisas - SUI
Vi1e Il LOO %. '' ">N N'S-''
so PINE. ls:s Fl Ees.oa E1prs.s {4.l,}
go -: M6say EaS pm. New Io1k io:so m, Bos-
ston 400 pm.
TOO prcissiEhaa .aa Louisville Express tezeert s.
so3 pm Saturday to Sllcs.
7 p t.ss eoaseet Il Fsls VII, Baaao IaSe aa1sn @
Klway for Buffalo aud a points Est; ut Toronto With
q = 2PS;s95s Ne
E,ont. New Hampshire and A1!na-
assssase checked through.
II t4e Sosh "a Wesi. aae Il lie conpaays onee. Il
Chicago sas cspo tooto 1ie street
H. sroyo Gsrra rss;en1s; 1:so es;
, 1860-03-05
1o&M. s.sss%sssss.ss.s.s..s.s
TIE cInsI oYTAK NAnkET.4

TIE GLQ8x OF AA1kE1.4
UponT eA'efal.tr!cw. conclude not to a!te+ tho t.
lie whoe ve d. not think t market good The dro
ver week ago. though not many Of the
suffer revere loeseampy b.cause not many cattle
hougt while tbs raa At high prices: for speculation.
night but i. dulnest bore no comparison to this day,
winch oa1ed with dense tos that daskened the atmos
pgIe and tie prospects Of owpc1t OF ce in tie
to- In fact have not keen ue foEEy prospect for
cattle neus which, rome louEs after Of tie sccoud
day OF tic MARKET show sign. 10 sndtcate 10 stranger
th1 the receipts NJ bcef cattle this week than cv
hundred less l.an last week and the e<cE
not the sod auy greater th1n 1t
this hour nEo does e+etIn ut all likely to b.
sold except II price cons deraiy teluw the
.4t "Wednesday aac'uoon Ehcn cyesr one thought 'Eu
ac:lv whesc LIT "a 1oc net pound,
according q1aFy, and sheIc hus bctn MI Winter, and
there il ikclY TO he Ill the Spring Ne csunot any
prospect hope. reasonable e1restaon Of any inn
week.
1Hk HOO MARKET.
The receipts Of live hnEs this week rcy light md in
conscQu<pct suc large receipts Of Dressed uegs the
ma. .kei for i've ones Is reported dull:
George ". Uozuan gives u tie following quotations:
PRICE Ilo1s 1As wKEk.
Live. Dead.
FirA quality cornted, larcc ..eEG6Se @>Ac
Firkt quality. small sizes, fat aid
prime far las~set ~ lptehsr'.. 9sAe
1s5si 1kss ;',s sus.F ;t':s s@isa FL sese 'xe'xe
Hcssefu Inast-1cd E535c 4Hgte
thinks te chance Of any adrancs very much aeanh
The dzovcra.
and April at Of present prices tu such con
tracts osu made upon the principle gambling
Ia stocks.
, 1860-03-05
LOCAL MATTERS.

gIf your garments nre soiled.o or
You happen to rend them,
To Cook d McLain's, nc advise
You 10 send them,
Az IS Dearborn; they'll dye,
Clean and mend them.
At one twcnty-three Clark,
The Ladies commend them
For the way they dye silks,
And new. beauty lend them.
, 1860-03-05

AV"A DAAGS 0AMkts
The consolidated statement Of tue State Bank
Of Iowa. made On Monday, February 9Th, shows
the following totals:
, 1860-03-05
:For 5ale.

TOR SALE,-To Railroad Men,
- The LOCOMOTIVE CoLUAB1ANA, built by
Norris. or yeara old. In good runnloK order. Will be
cheap ea1h fur other prop41tY
Inquire Of b. 4. HI rCHINSDt, .ss 50. Water kt1eet.
, 1860-03-05

~ Another invoice Of Downer's Boston ker-
oseue. More beautiful than ever. At Limp and
Oil Emporium, No. la6 Clark street. There is
no house in this city receiving Oil from Mr.
Downcr but ours. The trade supplied in any
quantities. feo9-Gt-
- II. II. Address, dealer in Wall Paper
los Lake street, between Dearborn and Clark
streets, which has been beautifully fitted up for
bis business. Persons in want Of his kind Of
goods should by all means make their selections
at his establishment. feol-lm
, 1860-03-05

PREPARATIONS FOR NAVIGATION ON LAKE ERIE.
The Cleveland Htrazd Of yesterday snys:
The propellers Queen Of the Lakes and Nile,
which ran in connection With the American
Transportation Company last season, arc en-
gagged as pnrt Of the fleet Of the Peoples Line
tor the coming summer. No definite arrange
ment has been made, as yet, with regard to the
propellers lately owned By The 4. 7. Co.
SEEps.-pu1LApELru1A, Feb. 29.-C1ovcrseed
Of medium and poor quality is plenty and dull,
while prime and strictly choice lots are scarce
and in demand. :sales Of the former descrip-
tlon to the extent Of 200 to 800 bushels at $4.95
a. 67i p e. lbs, and prime at &5.00@3.12i. 100
bushels Timothy sold At $3.a5@3.oo1t z bushel;
which is an advance. Flaxsced Ii scarce and
wanted ut el.cof q bushel.
At Cincinnati, on March 1.-The Gacets< says:
"Clorer il dull; We have no change to note in
prices, and quote prime at 81 50@4.G0; limo.
thy is in fair demand ut $3.0ut13.l5 p bushel
for fair to choice sales II brla prime Clorer ut
1855; 10 bushels do, in sacks, at e4.50."
LOUISVILLE, March 1.-S.nall sales Of flour at
85.75@5.50. according to quality. Wheat $l.o5
@1.s0. Sales of 600 bushels com from store at
b5c, and 200 bushels oats ut 5oG5Gc.
In provisions, so casks bacon on orders at II,
10, lot, aud lie.
Coxxknck or ToIEpo.-The Toledo Blade
contains brief but well digcsted statement Of
The trade and commetc Of thai port for 1859:
The Blade gives the entire receipts for the year
, 1860-03-05

c5T Just received large stock Of Kerosene
and Coal Oil, Lamps, WicEs, Chimneys, Clasps,
paper Shades, etc, etc. H. II. WILMARTH,
ml2 At Is South Clark street.
, 1860-03-05
DEASONS FOR USIN
@ U Err us
Cod Liver. Oil Jelly.

The Academy OF Medicine eerfy that It eoE:aIne
81 per cen. Of Pure Cod Liver Ul.
ls-Thas lts established fact tEat Oils, to be AtfEa-
ct mist med into emulsion in the stomach.
ci-That in most the cases In which Cod Liver on u
prescribed he stomach ofthe patient !: nosn nrGpes
taat and sometimes the whole OF the oil
Of understsi and this Is e4als
raced In tho dtiectiouA) .
sd-That nj Cod Liver on Jelly bs:re compound Of oil
xnd sugar. emulton pfself Is in contact With
aqu!d; which takcs place re,cles the so-
MACH whateyerlts condition maT BE-.
4thThat when the Phyt!ca1 believes Cod Liver
U to be prescribed specific otherwise. my Jelly Il
reliable tsau the crude OIL beczuxe being solid It
remala IN sto.ct to undergo t E1tuE2 process
Of digestion and assimilation. when the contrary the
s!qt oil will pass c inope4tive II the stomach abore
ways. more less the when the oil l. ndicaed.
From the ahoye consideration. the superiority Of Quea
ed as poittve aad tncontestahl fact. sold ty
frt{-ly PENTGN / Gu, q& LAKE street.
, 1860-03-05

SEWING MACHINE DEroT, Jos LAKE STREET
The Universal uemmer, just received, which
we will attach to all machines. Needles, silk,
cotton and oil. [mh5 ot*l II. ALEXANDER.
, 1860-03-05

Grover Bakers celebrated Double
Speeded Shuttle Sewing Machine, for Tailors,
Cap Makers, Boot and Shoe Binders and Manu-
facturers, Saddle and Harness Makers, &C., at
greatly reduced prices. Hcavy Double Speeded
Shuttle Sewing Machines. 5000 Binders,
(Extra,) $500. VIC. Mason, Agent,
ms 3w No. 115 Lake Street, Chicago.
, 1860-03-05

Go to John Jones, 10 Dearborn street
and get your clothes cleaned and repaired.
They will be well done and at prices to suit the
fimes
, 1860-03-05

WALL PArEn--persons In want OF :Nall
Papers and Window Shades will please to call
and examine goods ut tue old stand Of E. G. L.
Faxon, No. 70 Lake street, selling ut manutnc-
tuFers' prices. mA3.lm
, 1860-03-05

nj eo*ts aue On each 6ftac several !aacs 1s sub ets
aa paFte!s q" End described ia he resern watrsn{s
L. d. 1a*9 a'aoast to c:e:sn ce,.s ea:h '
roH IonT1nuAtton Of Tax Llat sec Haco
Of supplement.
, 1860-03-05

DOR SALE OR RENT.-A first
class cottage house beautifully situated IT the jung
hon OF CottaEe Uroye and Calumet opposite the
residence OF Alderman loaE. Can le tesn fsum to r.
daily Al:o t1st cass large Brick House containing
place The Hiding is wei STUFFED for and easily be
tonrcrted Ito summer Hotel For particulars appyto
. fttfxlm " T. IIDDDLE@S. 1Ss y f.l1rt.sf
, 1860-03-05

f| An active, intelligent lad, Is years Of
age, with good references, wishes situation.
Address az. L." Tor inquire at) PREss AND
Tribune office. dGt.
, 1860-03-05
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Omitted III warrant No. slb. >outh.
Canal Trustees Sub.lyl:spn Of ur Section :f, :: H.
n nhfufhtur Il SIS i Is s.
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, 1860-03-05
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MaEAnt 81 So1th sa"utt b: lssst sept: lsr lS;o.
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Town ~ E3uso II, 80
, 1860-03-05
HOR SALE-Very low, part cash

10 good bEek dvtpg peafaafly located North Side.
Lease e1plErs May 1s but likely BE- renewed at low
r.1e Possession klveo early In April AIso superior
PIANO Will sold With the furniture u desired. Address
boz l13l Chicago cost odEres tuh3h1f{6t
, 1860-03-05

p OSE GLYCE ERIN E.
~ preparation of articles Of tho Most Soothing Qua3.
~ soi.saiax ths samahly adapted curing Chap
peo of !ndAmed HANDS, FAot, Ltpa and Ill Skin DseAse1
tylt~lJ Sold Gully bY pEKT0N d CO.