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LINCOLN AxoSo TEE Ca1IpRRx.-Thsf following
circumstances wa4 related Gy 4 teacher from the
Fire Points House Of Industry In New York:
"0ar Sunday school In the Five Points WAS as
semb1ed, one Sabbath morning, few months
since, when noticed \ tall and remarkable
looking man enter the room aud take seat
among us. He listened with fixed attention to
our exercises, and his countenanca manifested
suth genuine interest, that approached him
and suggested that he might be willing to say;
something to the children. He eaccepted the in
vitasion with evident pleasure, and coming for
ward began simple address, which at once fas-
ciuased crery little hearer, and huahed the
room into silence. His language was striking
y beautiful, and bis tones musical with inten.
kest feeling. The little faces around would
droop into sad conviction as he uttered senten
ces Of warning, md would brighten into sun.
shine as hs spoke cheerful words o. promise.
Once or twice be attempted TO close his re-
marks, but the imperative shout Of Go on =
'oh, do 90 onv would compel him to resume.
As looked upon the gaunt and ainewy frame
Of the stranger, aud marked his powerful head
and determined features, now touched into
soFtness By the Impressions Of the moment,
iclt N Irresistible curiosity to learn something
more about him, and when he was quietly feav-.
ing the room, begged to know bis name. BE
eourteously replied. 1T il Abra'n Lincoln.
from Illinois'"
THEODORE PArkEn's LAST Houns.-The fol-
lowing is an extract from private letter to
Professor Newman Of England, dated Florence,
May II, 1860 1t appears in the London Neacs
Of the 18th inst:
have sad news to communicate. Our dear
suffering friend, Theodore Parker, died yester-
day evening. Yet there was never IN easier
erd to life but lately full Of yieor. saw him
about tlree hours before be died, lying calmly,
while life wss cbbipg away uncensciously to
neral. limiting to five persons the attending him
to the grave, Of whom am one. Many Amesi-
cans here are expressing their wieh to appear
as naourners; but it is thought right to abide by
his Instructions. He deaired the eleven frat
verses Of the Sermon on the Mount {the bless.
lngs Of Jesus) to be read over his grave; aud
then plain grey stone, With his name aud age
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fseasiuG complaint. ard Eves the patient suffering
than almost sEy other disease IN fact combination Of
nxnT complaints In one. The symptoms numerous,
Ind Of hs Eatare Of aoc. &it nther complaints CON-
bned. From this fact arises the vert many cases where
this disease Is mistaken for Other and Improperly
tres1ed- Tic tr4t srmptomsind'seloa. hauieaey loa
ta2pct.e. heartburn, he -dache etc. gleed saost
always awaken some dorm mt da.ase ard send tht poor
suftrrs 10 pEeu A*u1e grave What ytu must frt GO IL
caanss the boo3 and regulate tho bowels do this with tie
"Aounsan Herb Pill. and Jou bid defiance to DPS.
pepHiA.
udson'a Mountain Herb Pills ass sold ty all Ne4icoe
Dealers. myl61m
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MASTERS sALE.-Stats Of nj
~ no coct County s - atefa, B.tsn rsos
Armstrong md James Ave ,n., Il, ~ RI.
Public so.iss I. hereby f. t. aSese ts,ni.d e.a-saa
tse !wh S.1 sf H.ss At A. o, Aoss. nj
the eleventh day Of June, 4. D. l. n,h "a, S
tioa 70. saa' y ,he htbe.t hd;e1a Cou,ty Of *
eaId. O. lack In ths n ~. Il
the foil" tescrted patrs ot u s'a, H. t,r ~
CHICAGO. III called hr sand b.s r.. ,awn r1s
part Of the nh #, c.on Of teeti. No. tsn IN"
ship No {h!rtY aine ,39p roF4k efurseea
osthe third neral esiasn which 1'ta cn'h Of ;p
constructed halbns hcax6 d wauh u ~
clutes IN tie watrr u cf KIM =. Atam!rn I" tn
ecwn of chicago ffe sd wAssE e1s ar atd onl on
or snal plA map Of md kpxts ,d!tiop ~
thu oee of the R<eoEsf Of pee3 To- the ccuntv o1
Cook htch zd nnl map At refers II hereby
u1sde much thereof be 1etek4av 10 A2r ht
money due M complainant upon ,so sseee .:ih costs.
dc L,C. PAlSk thLEA
AAstes In ChHaee1y, ctr + t'.untT.
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rTHE GREATEST WONDER OF
/ TIE NINETEENTH CENTURY,
11ef, Woods Hair Restorative.

cavs tha H. Louis, No.. Democrat: Below ~ pablhh
S f p Ed az ie @ aap.!s4 Ss. Il
h. hsr topc Such evtrnc+ tcu have }ta effect, when
eoupK rcl,Abl. certificates arc xa41o.
Of the d. peeds eoccEulas. ror uaclesa puf
BARE: A4I11. i'm; 1o; 1853.
aten3n called few motifs eneo to thr highly te.ctc
socte Of yonr hs3r wss!odueeJ to maxi A.
SSnt
ehat&eer. ;ons s1e~ ucEtes since procured bost Of
~. ~. I'd ~ l. 1. isS2d
tve nee pro Fr: ano!sss q hote o1 Th!eh hays 1.ed
tses nd ny u: IL na:u4l eolof b.
1--we nore so ad <:oasy than Ear eeu before r twen
sFsCi ay yes1. has 1scd @iih IL Sane eaeet
Tas above notice ~ s9e to Jou 70, ycg' valuable
pss sssst,oe., eat IN eeea.ion eoais:4st .;
Atsaa: Sc citizen Of this city and re.dsat here
~ acre md .dionns to~as Az asc yon msy make j
..s sssat:s' q ta;e
xoopp HAZE nfS4taeR&FlSEie. teaFfl e 'sss.
ss@ r.. ss~
Il. sea soy
= e y 65Hf1sSs s.
IL IN ss1t1ntd. Kes. pn<s is aaiss.f rcia
,f sssnd,Es aad passor oi the Orthodox Church BROOK
asM A. gentleman Of seas 'nsnspof hTeR 1Ef Rn'
re.e d.. Sir: .,nf %.de ~; ,tr o. t, xs.
tsaasn e ,:snak IN x4'eh h,,s
sa Co. =: i:
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Meyers Miraculous Tarmin Dis
taysr tae dst and bat remedy fer Ezts,mn.uk RATS
and NICE cocKRoAcHEs. B1as, ANTS, MosoC1.
1oEa FLEAs. NorHe, oHAlN-TeRAs ard GAR
DEN INSECTS.
+" Ps.rslpa1 Depot c19 Broadway, Tsw York.
BOD by dtnEgtts everywhere. my::3ctltsn
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EANSl FANS! FANS! FANS!
Pearl Stick. In White, Blue. Cherry. Red.
Faus. Fans. Fans. Fans.
Psarl Stick. Flan, spnS!ed s:'vared. Embroidered.
Fans. Fans. Fans. Fans.
1veg suct. In White. D'us. Cherry, Red.
Fans. Fans. Fans. Fans.
1vo'y Stick, snversd, Painted. Embroidered.
Fans. Fans. Fans. Fans.
Sandal Wood stiek. in Silk. cr4zs Linen
Fans. Fans. Fans. Fans.
Sandal Wood. Com. Straight. Round Ind Bro.a Stick.
Fans. Fans. Fans. Fans.
Plain Linen, span.h and Mourning Fans.
Fans. Fans. Fans. Fans.
Open, Bridal and Party Fans. all Patterns.
Fans. Fans. Fans. Fans,
Palm Leaf, Plain Palm Loaf. Trimed, cit st5le.,
Fans. Faas. Fans. Fans.
All Kinds. All Prices, from 5 ecpts 10 sa..n.
AT PARKS, 12A LAKE-ST
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IA The undersEgn~d havcE beea talv .ppotnfe, Al.
m.us1rarI Of the estate Of Elisha w. Ttscs. d~eeaaed
late NJ Cox o"ntY rf the *taie Of lGiuot% nv oa
~ Court Of ld County. has th~ 1hr ~ ttsy June
ntz 1t term Of sad Caut tEtn tn held for ps.
udtc2tsou Of eattoa against %a4 esta3a
1t heh uue the Court House Ia Chlcaen. nj re.soas
hAvnk any elsms atslnAs said estAs requested pz
.snt tee sane for Adlustmtnt-
.. AGn1u st:att!x.
Tat &F%fJ FAAI. jnni$
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the wonderful perfection 70 rklch L. Olswa II 2.A
manager II natehelo N. - has brnuktt tie manutac
tt Of Wlss md Toupees Invited tc visit biz Wlz and
Hair nnt Rcom& 1t No. 100 Lake street and rxatnIne
fksse oua productions {: at- n: scrutiny detect
the xsdcla hon Tie natural when ad1u1ed the he1d
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carriers. Carriers. GAfters,
Embroidered In silk and Velvet.
carriers. Carriers. Carriers.
Wire Elas.lcs, In Rid. Linen and Cotton.
Carriers. Carriers. Carriers.
In Fink. in Blu.. IN White, In Red.
carriers. Carriers. Garters.
AL sor1s ard Ei,es. AL Patterns and Prices.
AT PARKS, 124 LAKE STREET
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Bx Seu1xE joSEB,
Jolly times a ourh hou.e. MI the Children wel;
Thought lint would kill en- thought 70 for spell
Didn't th:nk 70 afterwards, when up and tried
DsSana Taaclss Veu[fuKe, twaa tho woxns that died
fE Put up Fot'!es, price ~ dimes ssldby JOIIu D.
fAEE, t14 Lake stfeet rnverim
, 1860-06-04

TEW EFT i BUTLER.
= HnuI1z1xI u1AzI1J II
HnfdlUNre and C7Stle3-u.
NAILS. GLASS, SHEET IRON,
Copper, Zinc, TInners, Stock. Tlnners,
Tools, Tin Plate, Fence Wire, dc.
18. Lake Street lis
SIGN OF THE SCISSORS,
Between TsAzah A1d Mlchikza avenues, Chcaxn, a..
T2Zox2fC&
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go
F. CQSG1.ESS:
. .
!: c. ". 7:
:: WATER. !:


nemedy-FpA1ad exeusse7 from vegetable Substances,
containing no aud atiuE upon the pnuopay
TIN, u soothrk anntammaory, Ind yet invixo1assnE
Asen preoa:ion sthe only uniform. certain and sfs
spete ior acute IN chronic ha and whooplug cough
Price 70 cents. Sold ty JOHN D. PARK, l:t Lake
rt,scs rnvS.3m
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Roadway squad under the command Of Sergeant Crop
sey II was by these the Prince was literally 70
ceved on landing In physique, perhaps, there 10 no
FORCE civil military, superior 70 them, and,
certainly, II the In which they con
Quoted themselves yeser lay be indication Of their
moral WORTH they bear comparison with any police
force the worit-not excepting the famous po
lice Of London
shortly after the disappearance OF Albert Edward,
number OF sailors Of the Harriet Lane seen to leave
Abe which the young Prince DOMINIC bis unit
pr and not long after the Prince himself rcappeared
I'm full uniform OF Colonel or the Tooth (Canadian)
regiment-ecarlet coat with blue fscngs, trimmed Win
gold black trousers, with gold stripe down the outer
seams cooked hat with white plunes OF Ostrich
feathers; crimson cash, and blue RIBBON, WIN
star OF the Hanoyerian Gusphic Order IN TINS
Uniform Of a soldier, he was az soldier,
conducted by Mayor Wood followed by his SUITE 70 Inc
door Of the Garden facing the Battery and there pro
son,ed by MAYOR Wood TO brother soldier Major Gene
ra sapdcrd commander Of the First Division New YORK
State Militia Such the Princes suite were entitled
10 vrsr uniforms did so, and made splendid show.
on presenting the Prince TO General sandford Mayor
wood offered few brief remarks, 10 which the General
made suitable remarks and invited the Prince TO review
The FIRST Division OF the New York State Militia, 70
which the Prince sssented
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SCENE FROM THE BATTERY TO THE CITY
HALL.

The review over, the eorteec moved up Broadway 70
wards the clty Hall The procession preceded By
squad Of policemen followed Immediately By the Prince
accompanied By Mayor WOOD The Duke Of Newcastle and
Lord Lyons, In elegant bsouche furnished By the
American Express Company, drawn By sir superb black
horses. All up Broadway was dense Of living,
moving surens humanity Language fails 10 convey IN
cea q the vast crowd Every housetop, door,
s,cop, window, the sidevalss-in fact, wherever q
human being could be placed, humso
being v. present The cable celebration and the ia.
psness reception drew inmeese erords and % did Ne
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Engineer Corps-teu men.
Drum Cerps-tcu men.
"n"v CSloa: I ao@~ sess!,c aL p'S~
Lieutenant Colonel J Il Beodix; Major Z. Forrero.
Company A, Captain Ernest simon.
Company G, Captain william wlneburgcr
Company y, Captain Henry Lux
Company K, CAptaia Henry Klein.
Company L, Captain Peter Ruth.
Company @, Captain John Kubin
Company n, Captain Conrad Py
And two other companies not enumerated
KssMKyIAI
Asjusso' Ia Georgia. Ray E ESs,S.ss Cap. ssrrsl'
Paynasses. Capt c. q. Ho- Surgeon, oApI r q Gil
oa.rsermas,sr. L. n :. ABSTAIN. Surgeon, Il. &.
The Geld and sian officers we're mounted
SEVENTY NINTH ENTHUSIASTICALLY GUARD.
This regiment 10 uniformed In full Highland costume
booneas, kits, polka jackets ko-simar those worn
BY Tho Seventy ninth regimen; OF British troops Thsy
marched column BY companies fourteen hlss tront
VIZ
Drum corps-fouriee1 drums
Hshia1d plpers-cve men;
Colonel Thomas W. Mclean.
Lieutenant Joonel 8 n Elliott
Company A, Captain VIM Manson.
Company B, Captain John McGu6oe,
Company G, Captain Thomas Barclay,
Comp my D. Captain William Bruoe.
Company 4. Captain Robert I. Dona dson-
Company v, Captain John Mason
Captain Rayncr's Company National CRAPS, In two pa-
Then followed the Ff,h rgade Of brooklyn. The br..
gsde consists q the Thrsccnh regm cnt Colonies Abel
Smith; Fourscc1th regiment Colonel A. n Wood Turn.
ty eighth regiment, Colonel Beane<t Seventeen
giment, Colonel samuel Graham.
The troors had not all passed 10 III ten minutes
pas Eve O'clock when IL fast gro wing DARK and the
Mayor thought expedient 10 order the carriages aud
conduct the royal party 70 their hotel Accordingly
portion Of he seventcth regiment that passing
the time obliged 70 bait and aliow the carriages 70
enter the Park. The Prince and suie soon ~
roe up Broadway, reviewing the troops who FORM
ed In line rs they passed.
We must, In justice 70 the troops OF the
First Division, commend them for their ap-l.
du erps std gallant bearing on this &C.
cason The Seventh regiment fairly surpassed
themselves by their large numerical strcugh AID the
rect manner which they pasrcd review before the
Prince. They we're loudly sppsuded from the time tbs
bead Of the column entered the Park until their len
reached Broadway General Bruce, Of the Princes suite
was highly eiaied with the Seventh regiment, and re-
pestedy remarked that be their marching or
sautins exoeIed he Tif,h regimen, presented solid
'front.' and they also met the appreciation OF General Brrcc
The Second, rseih and Seventy ninth regiments also
deserve honorable mention.
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SCENES AND INCIDENTS IN THE PARK.
10 say that this civic n not classic ground presented
scens character With the ssson would be slnos
TO dsuact from what TIA due In connection with the
pageant OF yesterday. Bot boldly may u be asserted
thai never before vas 20 radiant and 90 attract &c with
the presence Of fair women and brave no ~ever
juri the claim Of the may &c hold nrst pllce
on tie pags which records the daily OF lfebow
ever truly II may be said they ever foremost IN
recognizing, with feelings and symps,hies peculiar 70
themselves whoever and whatever has us. AMI honor
able claim 10 public sderstOn aud regard, that claim
yesterday fully sustained and their perceptions re
cognrcd by the thousands and tens Of thocsands
joined with them in the magnificent ovation the Prince
OF Wales The City Hal Park has ever been sfavorits
locality for civis displays and the attractions Of The
hour there hare many time aud on gathered large rs
sembsges within its rurlieus, but before dIa u
preseot such . crowd OF human belngs-su,h q
compact mas OF and women-as Il did yesterday,
during the marching Of the sodery 10 presence Of
tbs royal vIsiters. From the earliest turnout
In tho morning-ana tina, v1 long-manl
hours, indesd, before any could hope 10 be
grataed with evea glimpse OF the Ars, preparations Of
the days programme, people began TO assemble as 70
central point in tho City Hall Park Inieed those who,
TO- selected IT, notas place Of wsaessns 10 The best al
vantage pageant Of shs day and senodus the hero
Of the hour but - favorable ground for vending their
humble wares seemed be laGsards In comparsos uish
The mere pleasure seekers who desired oaly to ssours
commanding points OF view q the platform from vh'oa
u was Known tho Prince vss 10 witness sas marching
past Of the trcopsL A The hour sdvaseed, shs
crowds sweeping psss. and hnrryins on 70 the
nrss point Of ss,rscsion-sas sas'sry~-and oiher
sclec ed places, momeuisruy s~eled the numbers
within the Park From the gates. eas' nd west, dense
line Of anxious spectators began 10 form, rhich gres
deeper and .,icker hours sped past Toe fronts Of
,hsse lines we're KEEP, Uniform 10 appearance by r'paa
stretched from gate gsse inside Of which p,ce
we're stationed rrevertlus any invasca upon be space
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SEVENTH RxeNEsr. NATIONAL GUARD.

Tho coats and pants Of ths regiment Of cadet
mixed gray cloth, same quality that used At the West
Point Military Academy. The coats are made In the
dress STYLE trimmed the breast with three Of
National Guard brttcos; the tails, ouns and col
lars faced with black clsth and with
gold ornaments, suiBcient 70 give the uniform
. vWy neat, martial aud serv'cesble appearance. TIE
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