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nR. KARsHNER,s pArENT ELEC.

nR. KARsHNER,s PATENT ELEC=
NJ TRU-THERAPEUTIC BATHS. : CURES
Performed BY THEM: Mr.. nj. Champlaln, But.
ter Merchant 2I3 Central-avenue, Mercurial Aztec.
ton and Paralysis of the right leg. w. A. Stacey,
Plumber, 253 Central avenue, Structure, partial
Paralysis and extreme Nervousness. Jas II. White,
Attorney -at-law 26O Walnut street, Rheumatism Of
ten years standing. M. Snyder, Attorney -at-law,
General Debility, caused by hard study. John II.
Patrick, Merchant Tailor, PIG Vine street, Asth.
matte and Catarrhal Affection. Mr.. Houston, Tin.
ner at Dawsen's Tin.shop, George-street, Asthma,
Dyspepsia and nervous prostration. VIM. Dick,
Carpenter, ~ Barr-street Papftation OF the Heart
and flow Of blood to the brain. 0lr. Adams, Guyan.
dot, Va, Paralysis Of the entire right side. Mrs
Dr. WombauRh, 220 Barr-street, Incipient Con.
sumption. Misc Kate Doherty, George-street, Gel.
lular Dropsy and nervous debility. Mrs. Hghwar.
den, Tifin, Ohio, Falling ofthe Womb and Hystera,
These Baths are in successful operation at Ala
West Fifth street, between Mound and Park, under
the charge of DR.. N. Smith Boynton. The Doctor
refers ali those wishing to try these Baths to the
above-named persons, and to many more if desired.
All Chronic and Nervous Ailments treated with
equal success scrofula, Narcotic, and az minerSl
poisons abstTaoted from the system; Patients viii
not take cold after taking these baths in the codest
weather. Call and get pamphlet, giving the
theory and practice of this new mode Of treatment.
No other baths like them in the city. Consultaton
free. Office hours from A. NJ. to So p. NJ. MRS.
BoYNTON will attend to the ladies. For further
particulars, call or address, incosing stamp,
DB, N. SMITH B0YHT0N,
oc2S.tf Cincinnati, Ohio.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-16

PHILADELPHIA, November l5- Flour is
wax whest Hre''a- red Cru steady. Coas'
sLlaA. - .-.s-y 4uli 1zsyG4<ss.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-16
Hanks,s Ben and Brass FOundrY.

NILES WORKS, formerly George L. Hanks) No.
100 East Second-st Cincinnati.
TDELLS KEPT CONSTANTLY ON HAND
ID made to order of any size up to 5000 peunds1
Work and Brass and Composition Castings made to
order. Also on hand Babbitt Metal and Spelter
Solder, and every description of finished Brass
Work. -- . ---
IRON PIPE AND FITTINGS.
Particular attention given TO Steamboat Work,
such Wrought-iron Piping, and Fittings put up;
Steam and Water Ganges Metallic Packing, Whistles,
Blowers, Engine Bells, &c. Lager beer Cocks and
all ether varieties always on hand,
se29-H THOMAS FIRTH, Superintendent.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-16
IBy Telegraph
Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, November Is. - Flour dull
mills SIS Is Wheat heavy and decIined &C.; red 81 Is
al 80; white 81 sS9l GO. Corn steady; yellow 700
dull at II@i5c. Whisky dull at 2O1k@2OAc.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-16

TNUIE MOST RELIABLE FIR K AND
h BURGLAR PROOF SAFE9.-They have given
more satisfaction than any other now in use. IL
We offer q reward Of ONE THOUSAND DOL
LARS to any person that to the present time
show single instance wherein theY have failed 10
preserve their contents,
With this SAFE we challenge all competition, ~
being the best Fire Proof, Burglar Proof or Fire
and Burglar Proof now madei and are willing to test
with any establishment in the Union, and the party
failing first to forfeit TO the other the sum Of $1,000
We prepared to furnish better Safe and ct less
cost, than any other manUfacturer In the United
States.
secondhand Safes Of other makers also on hand.
We respectfully invite the public to call and exams
ine our stock before purchasing elsewhere.
HALL, CARROLL & CO..
aul2.ay No. 81 Main-st.eet.
, 1860-02-17
T>HE GREATEST WONDER OF
j. THE NINETEENTH CENTURY.
Prof, Weeds Hair Restorative,

t;4ys tks ST. Lenis. Nc. ,ca"c.at H<low publish
letter to ps We'd q ;h:s ey " H ana Esnt!snsn i, II
hta hair tonc. sae es:e"c: nut haye tts effect *hel
ssuinE froW ~, rss r. ssa'es T. sS,taeaes are s.ara
fiery from the press:
attention called few uons ssncs to thr highly beneficial
et:e* Of rstat4Te Was n'!u I'D ~ make up
char4c.rt. .hsee ou.hs 4nce procared ste "s
rev ssa aa us xsa ! x.
have suce procured ani-s ln&ie u which have rsed
% Wilt hi. ia ta. @ totaS alssppsrcd boti Oh ny he'd ana
fare. End IT lair a+ resuned IL natural eult and he
Inc .se ., nfY.,we year. n4s Used vii the same effect
The above no,,ce dem dur to YOU fos your valuable
etattnent@. cnt,ra this city and Resident here
one lss1s aad sdsosns lawns Any u.s yoa my
ii: seove. with ny na.e achss II = Your service -
za IL aues {" mature z os, :; I'll =
r.,c~s XVI, n.I31sosE H; !sa. ~ lsas-
Prott.scr wo"d Dea. s:r i1aine lid ths nsfs.eans
" os+ tie h' .tcn q h4s tsom 1he eacc,s Of ths
Y III i 's IT,: %
s ss a 'ft ftSIysS Il y:Si y 5SkSs 5;Ss t*
The unaiissn"d aev. Bragg: t. mlnls,es L. Etsa'
y sta.ne VI p:or o. IT, dvx Glnh ts =: ~ IToH ,i
vess2lty beloved. w ~
HEo3EE1E.n. jan. II, 1s53.
tas been e1Ccl.ut r=tsos!r; Inflammation. 4udruc aud
which was becnc sry. ;os d s:h color. la.e
~ o: sts! IT. a','A'n* ss tue ;.s
rs's K a.!Ps p s s a; =; I'D II Il s
1jr,tsGta. and Fancy Gonhs Dcac-r- no
, 1860-02-17
Tho Progress Of Railway Enterprfse
iii france.


The Government: has decided on the execution
BY the Railway companies of the various lines
Of which concessions have been granted. The
various branch lines in the Fyrenees arc being
surveyed. and among the first to be completed
are The branches from Dayoune to Pau, and
from Pau to Hagneres de.B,gorre. One branch
line II already completed and opened to the
Pub'ic-that from Mont de Marsan To THrhes.
The earttworks on the greater part OF The line
from Ageu to Tarbes have been finished for the
last two years The line from Toulouseto Bsy-
onne will be vigorously attacked at the opening
Of tue spring. The Minister of public Works
has written 10 ii. Mocquard, tue Emperor's pri-
vatc Secretary, informing him that the railway
from Tarbes to Bagucres de-Bigorre is to be
commenced US soon as possible, and continued
without interruption until it is completed.
The Paris and Lyons Railway Company has
determined to commence Immediately to lay
second line Of rails from D jon to Dole. The
Minister Of Public Works has decided, by tho
advice Of the Council General Of Roads and
Bridges. that tue branch line intended 10 con.
meet the Paris and Lyons Railway with the
Western Railway is to have it, point of dcpar-
ture near Chagnty; one Of these branches is
to be continued to Stvers and the other to Aou-
Inns. The directors Of the Northern Railway
Company hare made u great improvement in
the service from Paris 10 Brussels. Two new
trains hare been estabiished-oue leaves Paris
at 9 iu the morning, passing through Maubouge
nad Mons, aul performing tie journey III
houra 10 minutes; the other leaves Paris at
aud Quievrain. Another train leaves Paris at
3:15 4. H., and arrives at Cologne ut $50 r. H.,
performing 307 kilometres in II hours aud Is
minutes
, 1860-02-17

bridge, tr., and EsIk45e:l H. bis wife. did tAA
sth day Of December. A. D. 1859 make. sxecute md de-
liver ceralu trust deet he'tre dats tho day and
yeal alorea cf tho fotawx d~he toe ptsnse, s.l ID
"a ths city of Cleako. couk eountJ. llno v!r:-The
half E) Of lot th:ve l.: II bleek t~eEtyth4 f}
lar tene1entA hersdtens appu1tenae y 10 he
kad PREMISES beonxin Of in any Wis: .Ytan;rR which
Rat trust des IL fecEtd In thc Eecnr:os Ut1ce o. -
to * county. ID tk hurd.td And 1lyrne fta, or
etda SIX hundred aut and ehIch
said trust eei ~ Aie. tvecre4 and tttv-Etd
Aforesaid. to secure The tayen actotd re ihet1
and eject Of tWo certain bHnd2 9th Of
trust deed. And numbered from NJ. NJ neiuAse
made. delivered ty the AID form Waodh4e,
Jr. a"d one Esatus W.ans. JOINT In f<n4l
Eun of two thous&na tolar' conditioned for tho
.aynent Of he sum If 'hnusa. Ho:'l's i, year
fom The date thereof win !nt.t a raa ten psf
the 3th dAv Of December A. u. 1:a 1hendeIr T.
H4r hla eIecutHs, adn S.Elus a-esnA Al the Fax
Bank n the city of New Torx and ie'au a1srk b<e
mads IN Tie p1Sent Of tbs Ct rincy leIntt! IN
the conditions o said bo1d@ eoh nf principal aod Interest.
AccoE Ing tl tlt Ii tenL0f sid ne sHd h~Een being now
overdue. Now. fh+Etoe- public Ftl:ee II hrsr given.
that vtttus tf tho Hne l'<n ne 10 siIse
deed shall .e The aor de- ctha pup 1;S nd Al !tkht
md equity OF r.<fempon Of tho ad j>aa W~odbstdxs
fhe hixbe bidder c.h II the neh aocr Of the Court
Hou.e said city Of CLs, she ast ~ o. 4.
D. Eo II o1oek the forenoon OF ss4d day. akl
mike and devxr n tho purchaser e. ptHcAAser2
thereof root su eEs tic Papers for the Arne. act
annjy The proceeds Of d sale 10 tho payment Of th4 n-
paf aud interest ska due eonts hon4at md for
oihe1 puIppSea mentor ID IN f7td Trust 81.
e; cs.snz &J4.n.oz. An91 tas3sss:@
, 1860-02-17
STATEMENT OF THE CONDI-
~ TtOS uF THE
Citizens Fire Insurance Comply,

FIRST DAY OF JANUARY, 1860.
>,,. A..
is:, ps,.s.., .hs Statute q hs, sits led an
neno,sr..i y Ih l',,s
i.th. 1855 .,-l'.-
Fl'H- NAME AND LOSATf0S.
Company.
lie cy It Ncw Yoi IN lie sta,s i xea ioe. n
CAPITAL
a Fty acsn. o1 + % fula' stock Is One Hundred
rhiTh@e @ amount af Il. sapi;,1 Stock p1a IN !, One
Laoatea anu f"'s Aaoaa-na poA1'.
% !. Cash On hand and IN lie hands M Of .seat, or
Or o{htt persons un eanS, S,..-...-..-....sl3:15 Il
gs j. + s ceas.ny, L.: ssss4td 81
IT, sa sat ts Of int,.st - y: eon to"s
>, ss nssc;:i r. ;;oo %
Fl ~ Il :"e:a' :s:s't' e' nsta 60
Gsst stss1s n .ssa stmosa asa x.:
P:s;s 20 r., e
n.-, 49,. WV ~ N''''. ~. y
LIABILITIES.
s no. due to hank.
st1as;S s.,hato;.s: at|a;tsa .9a sas5a$
E sbth@it ssss adius sttu-nln IN NJ. nv o's-Sone'
1ensaA T.a oss1F .'';r tms ssa'nss'ae
,.,.., AtscELLANEUCS.
EteTen4o -4ae sTeIest amount usu1eI IN Al one
fAf -..-...+...- ......:..............ti5,e0 ,e00 %
TWelfb-Tha greatest amount showed BY the
cue c!iy: Town ot village. sule.
Thlstet. u : The greatest amount 2iowst t1hs IN
SrATK NEr Io1x. .s.
jane. ~ Mclean .a.u Syua' saa q 4 w w.ss hSse J.
ta1y u fs a.uanee company to NJ rt1so1.l
atFue fuu and sote statement ef sne at s1s SAID
coMpany that tue Laid 1nauEauce Company il the t,n2
ads oNneF of at Last orc hundred tnens doss Of
eash capital Invested III atocAs and bonds Ut par
value. Or Ia oEt<ases uulneuuherd e>t1e vrrh
u eat doube tIe amount for which tbs h Durt
sasreo made for the rsnrat of So iosdsl * I'll.
, 1860-02-17
Visit to a New England Erapcry.
tFrom The Boston Tr2vellrr.h

SAxo.y1LLk jan S5th.
have been much interested to-day By d visit
to the celebrated grapery Of u. u. Simpson,
Esq, in this pleasant village The grapery is
eighty. fec feet long, aud Is divided into two
apartments. The north room presents a very
attractive appearance, in striking contrast with
the sousronnding bleakness and desolation of
winter. The peculiar interest connected with
this grapcry is found IN the fact that It Is the
first, and 50 faT ~ hare learned, the only one,
in which successful effort has been made to
force crop once in eight months, aud regular
II secure three crops once in two years. When
Mr. Simpson first began the experiment, it was
confidently affirmed by most grape cultivators
that such forcing was doing violence to nature.
and would speedily ruin the vines But tho
thrifty appearance Of the vines to-day does not
confirm their predictions. The gardener IT,
forms me that the present crop is the seven
teeuth raised on this plan Of rapid succession,
and instead of bearing any marks Of injury, tho
vines seem in a most healthy condition. Some
Of the viues are now In bloom, while many of
The clusters arc "set." The clusters seem full,
and the lcarcs arc large aud thick, and indicate
a vigorous life. Whatever may be the practi.
cal value, OF final result Of this peculiar method
Of Nr. Simpson, such experiments in tasking
and testing tbs powers ct natufe are Of great
intetsst, B. G,
, 1860-02-17

[cm7sspoadsnee OF The New York 1shst.]
An incident occurred lately in the county Of
Galway, which think will remind your Hiber-
nian readers Of Ireland sixty years ago. Ths
"Blazers "-by which your American readers
will understand celebrated pack Of fox hounds
In the county OF Ga1way-the s. Blazers" Isay,
were turned out for day IS sport not long sino..
Amongst those who were amounted" on this
eseasial day, were suxon captain named Lop-
dell, lieutenant uamed Cowan, and a Misa Car
cline Pers.e, who, il would seem from the
sequel, regards 6ye feet walls and sunk fences
a. mere nothinas in her war, when she rides
after the" " Blazers" In due course Of time
fax was put up, aud the Blazers" went of in
full cry over what sportsmen cali a"stiG couu-
try"-which means country plentifully stud
ded with break.neck fences, stone walls and
rivers. 9TH. field" followed in good style
after the yelping pscks and kept well up for
& time. The run WAS long and sharp one,
and before it had concluded. many Of the
sportsmen had pulled up their blown eteeds,
and many blown bteeds pulled themselves
up. because they could go no fuz-
ther = many riders through the means
If banking horses bad .thcir persons unp'eas-
an.ly ejeccd into furzc bushes aud stagnant
pools, and numerous dispersed looking for
...gaps" aud the open country: The result WAS
that Of numerous field only about half dozen
we're left rho honestly followed the honnds,n1d
this plucky half dozen included Miss Caroline
Persse and the two gallant military men already
mentioned. On this trio went, the lady leading
the wny, taking her fences in beautiful style,
nerer lau'king. always vel! up With the pack;
and following her like men whose who'e repu-
tatlon depended On the result Of the run, came
the captain and the lieutenant. On they went,
now cours1og pleasantly over green fields,
now founderlng through soft, p1oughed land,
or splasling. through bogss-on they went
over hede, ditch, And wall. until it became
\ persona! matter between the three
Aaay p'uckJ leaps. which must remain forever
1nrecorded, were taken in their course, until
, 1860-02-17

E II. About has been fighting duel. At
the end Of his last fcuileton in the Opinion Nz-
tionotr be spoke vaguely Of having been gross
" iusulted in minor journal, and said that
it for granted that he came from the country TO
fight. H. About proceeded, in terms which I
decline to repeat, to describe his assailant as
person whom no gentleman could think Of meet
ing; if assaulted he should hand him orer to
the Assize Court, hut h. would not do the hang
man's work with his own hands. Two or three
days since, "a II. About was sitting in the Nea-
polisan Cafe, on the Boulevard, b. yaud,u. =
w,iser in the 0rpA<on, 4 musical journal, walked
in, and calling him alond by his name, taxed
him with cowardice and spat in his face. 4
meeting was the consequence. Tho parties
fought with swords, and ! hear that both ol
them received slight scratches--Ruris Cores
pQadfnte London Atars. LIN. q
, 1860-02-17

MORTGAGE 4>LE.-N liz reas,
As1 Gyms CIA.k and ~ vile. did the esth
tay IT JANUARY A. d. isa: j. tssr y. II.
r.~n . w.tta<.l aa s:.is Vt Esais is.n e*.'sia
ueed Of MORTGAGE bearing date ,h- d.v A ytsr D.
St. s.a sc. u h M I'LL = 81 1o s' Gr
euEc he baymsnt Of III ns ANY i14 CHE AID psTer.
wnch kad Stxa!man u..st cs.:.'r d.. UT los sAl4
Cyrus Clark. anil hluL the laid e d.psn harn!ess
fom III c>'s. charges, catu".rt far
Of hs setunsinx such us1f chees parer uut
naa 1S. ~s. p.sv s %ss. M M, IT.
eA.e II tnr M mht u ts .as, cartk. ard Enptr
rhsh nSha es unit BY t "a a ~ ~ ; ,, r.
tas pa. nsnt of .@ aLe. :h~n sE"n * awint M tE~
aid stsdman. htr rsuerrst. or kn* 10 .r1 h@a .t
pre e o. any part 'hvI'"f Al t'!e a"c et and 20 e:
cute 10 th< pusref pur. has*s- xera a7pt and sun
Glen. deed d. ets ct convey t~ .4us. Aa.
where's sa'd ste..man AsC, sfsr at. !t sIscunI
tar Cyrus Gt-sk sta!n rn,!,h Neh-. e,gnst ty
him and intended to T.. rs<aFtt ry Ah1 M'I1gr. .ulatn
Ing TIC tsh. th"u.4a do.4. y, wiki. SD
utsrseneA has sv III. ~urvme c"nFf oE tbs 6ia.e
u H d in; IL ,s ,.,n: 1t Il s ~ r
aai Coa!t ffum f41rr e1ersrn. T. corporate sa<ni-.s
and pr. ges unGer i,~ thater: AMI wir.cl, t strat
Morxake AMI The uni aeEnl ri tlrtcip SD lbs ,aiu
Soles .hsfesy uitn.l u tc sse seeutvss.
Tho power vested IN ms y .4ui appointment =, liver
aa.s u he powe. ard tue au'hots " sall M.rAsxs
eenfes,rH t.ha ." we't".~t.S thr ~ ''ay Of :4..h,
thai das. tle nuth door q The Court u:r In The City
ct Chicago In shs County " took. .r >r.e ot I!too:s.
se II puhc auction the Eet b. der fs r,n tbs .ts
and p'en In sa:t MnfFg7kr ~tt ne' sn4 descfe<d ~
follows u wta rt'e sAi.! tcs: u pa1ess q iel
School Ssct!on Addition aid tty known \ lois ass.
In Dock SIXTY tltte, live in 'ck s!1tSeu
%: md we've. ulses nyss, e. ~: .tstn.r wah
equity Of Feeu piIa the ~A Ciss - Ahasiao
noas. .e 'ne'<'n ''' III ELISHA /. rof.EK lsslTss u w.
.. X. 4: Hrrcatssox. Att"s"r5 !"r A.ee.sss.
, 1860-02-17
Heavy 1scfascation and Ruin Of 4
Rhode Island lSaMA.

On Friday forenoon, while the Rhode Island
Senate was in session, Governor Turner was in.
formed that gentleman was outside the bar
who WIS waiting TO see him on business Of the
utmost Importance. lie at once left tne chair,
and invited the gentleman into his room; when
The visitor announced himself to he Daniel c.
Kenyon, cashier Of the Rhode Island Exchange
Bunk at East Greenwich, and at once dtsclos: d
10 him that he was defaulter to lnr.e amount,
and that his defalcation had brought certain ru-
in upon the Bank.
Mr. Kenyon stated that he had used and lost
Of the Banks money about seeenky. .t.co thousand
dollars, being twelve thousand dollars more
than the entire capital Of the Bank. This large
amount lie has drawn in such sums as be had
needed from time to tine to euabie him to spec
uIate in stocks every: dollar Of the cntlre
amount having been drawn previous to Juue
1ast-and at no time down to Thursday morn
ing, has The slightest suspicion Of his robbcries.
that he is aware, been excited in the breast OF
the President or any Director Of the institution.
How he has managed to keep his villainy
seeret. will be wonder to gentlemen connected
with better managed institutions, but is fully
explained by Nr. Kenyon in his statements to
the Governor. or course he had to resort to
false figures; and these he had been allowed, it
ibis statement is true, to palm upon the Presi-
dent mud Directors, to any extent he desired.
As showing the implicit confidence that has been
reposed in him, and the manner in which liz has
abused it, be states that he has represented the
circulation Of the Bank to be twenty six thous-
and dollars less than it really is-the amount Of
deposits some seven thousand dollars more
than the actual suul-nad has played similar
pranks with the figures relating 10 hills receiy-
able md deposits in the Merchants Bank OF this
city. ,,..
the moneys Of the Rhode Island Exchange Bank,
Mr. Kenyon says hc is defau}ter to the East
Greenwich Institution for Savings, Of which be
, 1860-02-17
f4egal ADVERTISEMENTS.


TRUSTEES SALE.-W b ereaa
Nehae! Gle sou b n.a4as s'a4lt In th~ rA,msz Il
As pofnsSTy no.t Tor tts gam a. twenty afeu hurt,r
ard slxsy 90 ars, dstst Fttra15 1;.h AZ a. nj
Fa,Abs to Augustus h. six ueaths amer
cured ny deed q II y exc ued " ala sesoo Eliza
his WIFE Xnl mig 10 undeis&hel - Mua
tes aald I'd d il the oor The b. eor,sr of
co,k county ooo; = d aess Pc a. 4.a thsseay
lf ta1t its No. thT.r ts4 in ok ~ %laLt ~
and MIN. t9} In The Can1 TuatstA ~ oivs on II .unh
"a. u1n cf lou twru'y o. t3t u viz hip ihnty
~ ronh u saak= u ~ est Of II. t4sd int pa
meridian nj Ata in the county os Cook hnd nlaiA VI
tIluuia. ...
Se~ eture tutlr herr By slren That IN rur
xHh the pows -nd desd Of trust L.
day fehn.r. u. l-t0 II tau ths forenoon
OF sid as. sell ruh L. c:lnh frf cs - the lkfess
bidder our siatste IN n. ety Of
c:ie .culty " 'ok II tea \. - ;he n$h' .'e
AId wc. conveyed by d, ii Il w.. IL aud to sid
parcel of rial s>tt n ca Ah suca po.ttn thereof
Mav ba HaSs Jus Gpoh tad note,
the Int ct. and tho c1p<nss. r. talu .ts.
IL. FAME fkEEK. Tfu.te.tte.
Chfc1rn THh 1sA, fhi3bEGt IL
, 1860-02-17

TaE SALT PRosrEcTs OF SAo,xAv,-We were
informed on "Wednesday last, by Dr. C, 7, Dis.
brow, OF East Saginaw. that Dr. Miles, Assist
ant State Gsologist, has carefully measured and
evaporsted the saline water Of the Saginaw salt
bushel Of salt to cit gallons Of The water. The
supply of water. thus far. ia small, but the bor-
ing is continued in hopes Of finding q mora
eoPious discharge:-:0tootso AseA.) 1n,erIoan,
, 1860-02-17

1IASTEIs'S SALE.-State Of Iii
l44 nots, Cook County =. Superior Court q Cheaso
Robert E1eel and William aaes vs. Alexander H. W4As
Petition for = W. ehau.c's Leu.
PupLc noticeish rtby 7issa hat "a :t.uaoea of
c1ek ord catered M ta A!rr: e1tt:ed t4usd CT The
nfeen day De- eaher. A. r. ls5s Ina scott. - Ass
isr hAneesy said mr. VI. ID the ak4 oay
OF February A. 3. ss6c. ococ. IN ta trtneon of
sau day. the Sorh door ot e otIi R4se in Tho city
Of cEr, Ii .!i County RI Cock *4 II psbi anetl2u
to thr htkbst bsf ra. 'ht go oe&rrteQ pleer
parcel Of ind situate ln The :o1a e Aasus, a tbs
County Of Cook and Satr Ut l!l..u.. 'n.wit:
North Of soulh~ts: nst IT se Noneast attsr q
reetIou thirty. four f3s tnAhp tay t&l} sGlth ok
ruugr twelve (lcp EaAt Of ,tt third principal me.!dtss.
running thence North The ~ ri ed 9aTs'r e*ct!oa
chains nnetv-two rSs 10 csnks u road. hsoee
south 6:ty slt uexee. e.. :s'nt ma trhtie of said
1oat eighteen caans I'D aAty ~ Inks 10 the fne te
The East West bali d sees %, thence
south x!d tae An aud t.say -aide nns 70 Tho
South line Of qnatF theme Wet on sid line thn
chaps AID twektys.vcn AK. thence nnssh :se chaue
thenes c, fb So'h ninety link. tb-nes
es1 III chains and s4ts Inks e o pl.ce Of be-
ginning. ma SUIT
a.. fnkt F1...S
, 1860-02-17
lnn1Der, IlDoD s. Goal.

FARY WOOD-s3.5o par Cord
~ DIR Bench and Maple Wood 81 s1e It 1870 per
Conf. MATHER 4 Co..
IL $bti% 1W Cor, North Water ann aaal'e street
, 1860-02-17
Price ono Dollar per Ro1t1e.
Sanf9rd's Family Catharlic Pills.

Cos PGuxokp FRGN
GLASS "a ,ES. A!K TIGHT. AND WILL
KEEP IN ANY CLIMATE.
The Family cathsr.c r. ,thatdlnernt Cathar1es act
FILL gentle acI = lea tsftrent 1nEtloLs Of lit
Live C4tha1t,c which the, Isl bowels.
pprieioE il used in lid = Tie Family Catharti4
r.cca more tL4u :7seutr - it'll has x,L d1e reference
tn:r,. - ttoti1!s well es.ltisttt s.ct
-. constant 5lnr:t.%singf = Ibeen Compounded fam
Ge.Iat ituM iAost w!l r 'vIEi".y n the 3ufeat feg-
have ious ubcd the rILLs i.a!!e Extracts which s
nd the satisfaction wlc x !atEt every frt Of ts
ktex ptys In regard to :stl = i.sIucu.ar} tI End
ind dced r'1c.l = good aid safe In ai
1hetp v4in reach 0fa where Caartic Ia neet
Tie Profession well Anoa = led sucl Dttan-.hanfS
Of the :,t.tAcE ~!t-plae tus In tle BacS nca L1ns,
Eostrene> Pain a1I tho whnax body, from
sudden e"d. VII fssaueu,y. !! ntg!ste: epa |" ens
cod the .y. tsrstes!esa lEeadache weight OF
The Head. ail lnEa'nuatoy Disease "pE1s N Ciir:n
Adut4 Kh+ut4,isn. PaF!.e. Of The Blood. End
Ion In th5s aaveri<emer.. l},>c. to 5.
Price Three UisHeB.
The Liver lnviEatur nnd faoiiy tathurtc Pills
tailed BY Irneriy &ua solt wholesale Ly the
EFadc In III the larxu town..
s. 7. Is. SANFORD, II. D
Au1 Gl and Frapsi.tnE, liroadwav