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ARITHMETIC.


Adams New Arithmetic.
Adams =. A. First Arithmetic.
Culburu1s First Lessons.
Davies Practical Arithmetic
Davies University Arithmetic
Greenleat S Common School Arithmetic
Grcenle1tf's Higher Arithmetic
Rays First Arithmetic.
Rays second Arithmetic.
Nays Third Arithuotic.
Rays Higher Arithmetic
Ray Keys 20 the Higher and Third Arithm-tics
studdard Juvenile Mental Arithmetic.
Stoddart.s American intellectual Arithmetic
StOddArds Practical Arithmetic.
Stodderd,s Philosophical Arithmetic.
smiths ArlthmetiC.
Thompsou's Practical Arithmetic.
Th0mpSuH's Higher Arithmetic
Tracey's Elementary Arithmetic
Tracey Commercial Arithmetic.
GEOGRAPHY AND OUTLINE MAPS.
Cornell's First Steps in Geography.
Cornell,s Primary Geography
tOruell's intermediate Geography.
Cornclls High School Geography and Atlas
Cornell Glammar School Geography
GUrnells Outline Maps
Cotton aud Fitch's Introductory Geoqrapbv
Cotton and Fitch's Modern School Geography.
camps Geography.
Ctrtees Physical Geography.
Fitch's Physical Geography
itch Mapping Plates.
Mltcholl,s Primary Geography.
Mitchell's intermediate Geography.
Mitchell,s New intermediate Geography
Alltchell.s Geography and Atlas.
Mitchcll-s Ancient Geography and Atlas
Mitchell's Outline Maps.
Monteith.s First Lessons la Geography
Monteith,s s Introduction 90 Manual
Monteith,s Manual Of Geography.
Mouteith's New Manual.
McNally's Geography.
Morse Geography.
Olney's Geography and Atlas.
Par.ey's Geography.
Pelton's Outline Maps.
smiths First Book in Geography.
Smith Quarto Geography.
Whites Class BOOK of Local Geography
Warren s Primary Geography.
Warren S Common School GeUgraphy.
Warren Physical Geography.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-10-29

DOAD SCRAPERS-PLANK-
4 for sale low. H. *. RhNNOLDs,
FTue1EUa y nr AZ frn4f
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-10-29

HOPE" INSURANCE CO.,
PROFIi ENCE, L. J.
Capital and Surplus, sl64,3T5 IS
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-10-29

a PPLE PARERS-WHICH PARE,
n Core and Slioe-lyliat every family should have
iUo - cents each. For sale hy
CJLWELL b Co,
auga las Ontario 81.
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rest Of the murderer3. Il IS not improbable
that the murdered man was Jerry Boyd.
The Mayor OF Galena was teleggdphed to
yesterday, and request made that some one
who could identity the negroes, be sent here
to testify against the kidnappers. If Bolton
and Goodwin have been guilty of the crimes
charged upon them, they should and will
suffer the extreme penalty of the law. We
learn that it was with difficulty the citizens
OF this county could be prevented from exc
cutting summary punishment upon the pris-
oners, when the facts, as above related, be-
came known. They will, probably, be sent
to Iowa for trial, for the murder Of Jerry
Boyd
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alaramarf.
DREPARE AGAINST FIRE

n Constantly on hr1d and for sale by the agent at
his depot, No. 80 superior street, large assortment
81 those justly celelrutgl AglLpER'S- PATENT
sA ALAMANDER SAFES, TO which the attention OF
ths public is called n. h. hElNuLnS
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-10-29

IRON AND NAILS WARE
HOUSE, Nos. 81, 6, 65, and g. River street, and
81, s6, " and IS on the Dock, Cleveland Ohio.
W CARRY. MORRISON FUsTEH.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-10-29

FOR lubrlcatiug aud burning, taf wholesale only.l
J. J. EUCkAkELLOM,
General Agent. udlcc on e. & p. Pier, Cleveland
nbsn 1rTarsI.uar
, 1860-03-03
THE ELLlTEIORpE QUARTZ
PULYElkIXER.

This machine Is " result Of long and active expert
in producing machinery ur lis .hsE& and puytr-
ling Of nanI roes. and Of ali descntt!on..
Ihe extensive quartz tcls nf tall nrra Aus Eh, New
and U1 3exe0 well - the discoveries In ktn&ax
tare yet prssluccd but very small portion Of gold aud
e4en tat uncr m cxI that has fE7S quartz mining
extremity uncertain. II not a!n.t tsassoas- Every con.
cesble machine has teen brought into acts. us and each
IN It's Turn has et Ia accnpsh IN amount Of 1boE su
hc!cntl warrant the e1penditurvs.
The POT deuus prorortias% Of he,n discarded maehnes.
nal cot has ssnssrei them unavailable. Ihe TINA has
ncsu coupe:ent abnt.sayirx machinery; something thu
will cst rset weigh bet1, t2Et Il ~ puwer, anu DO more
wu1k.
In Introducing the EllthoEps Qu1Tt1 PulveTtIer" to
, 1860-03-03
.Dtesa & Tribttttf,
An Unplcaxant Position,

iFIu'u tne AubuquG
na1i named Norton, engaged in mining on
the " Cnuler," WAS eurioyed IN sinking siiaft.
The SHAFT Was through the solid rock und had,
OF curse, to be b!a>teI. Last Tuesday the
work had Progressed some thirty five feet down,
Mr.. Norton was engaged in drilling while a
companion attended TO tile windluss and drew
him up Wien 1flt signal was given.
Having finished drill, loalrd it, and getting
rady preparatory 10 firing tie fuse, Ar. Norton
commenced picking up his tools, in readiness to
ascend. At this moment his foot struck the
candle, upsetsing it exactly On the fuse, und in
second it had caught nnd was ilzzug down
towards the powder Mr.. Norton immediately
commenced calling OH tho man above to pull
hun up. The latter was at some little distance
from the shaft and did not hear the cr9: but
fortunately happening to look in that direction,
be saw the rope shaking, und thinking he might
be wanted, he hnstencd up. The next instant
lle became aware what WINS wanted, md imme-
diately commenced hauling up the other. The
situation Of the latter WIS anything but pleas
;ant-sufticient time seemed to his Imagination
to have elapsed for the fuse to burn the powder,
and he Iaomentarsly expected to be blown out
Of the shaft. The man ut the windEass made
supcrhuman efforts, and had hauled the other
handle Of the windlass broke! Fortunately Mr.
Forton caught foothold on the projectinEs shelf
aud thereby sayed himself from falling 10 the
bottom. but the position was anything but de-
slrablc, US he was in no way protected from the
effects Of the explosion, while it WIS only by
almost superhumAu efforts that be kept himself
from falling from the narrow standing place.
There was no way to get out, and, be was sure
to be riddled with the shower Of rocks that
would rise from below. THUS he stood, .nomen-
tarily expecting that terrible death wonld meet
hila-stood thus in an agony which must be i'm
aslned, as it is too strong for description. How
long the time WIS he diu not know, but it Bce1n-
cd ages rather than seconds, until 3 sufficient
time bad elapsed to introduce the hope that the
blast would not explode. This proved eyentu-
ally to be the case, although be probably suffer-
ed dozen deaths before the fact became appa.
rent.
but such most fortunately proved the case; aud
Mr.. Norton escaped denth almost too horrible
to think Of
, 1860-03-03

The Richmond, Indy B,oad Are givcs very
interesting account Of the venerable Hugh Gull !:
Tue venerable Hugh Gull one Of the Oldest
citizens of our county in every sense, VIC are
pleased to learn is still enjoying good health,
although past ono hundred and one years Of
age. Tic cmigrated 10 this country in 1904, be-
Ing e'aa1oyed US au itinerant minister Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, and was, perhaps.
the FIRST that Travelled in the White Water
Valley. Ills circuit at that time extended from
Lawrpnceburgh to Grecnvile, Ohio. Hc has
nut attempted to preach for two years past,
though hc still possesses physical ability enough
to exercise in that way to some extent. Ills
memory has greatly faled upon ail subjects,
except those connected with his religious ex-
periencc He quotes the Scriptures with re-
saarkable facility, while other books are almost
totally ohltc:atcd from the vision Of bis MEN,
ory. Ills sight is but very little impaired, being
able HOW to read ordinary prin. Ei:hout the aid
Of spcctaclrs, uud what is quite remarkable he
l.aa never heretofore needed them. lie has all
his lite been regarded as pre-cminently good
man, and although bis preaching abilities we're
Of moderate order, yet such was his plety and
zeal, and lis tender, Sympathetic manner, that
| lis preaching possessed q hidden power beyond
that Of many others whose talents were greater.
| The family Of Mr. Gull appears to hare been
| Il loug-llved one. He had !; brother, and also a
lister, who each nearly completed century
before they died, aud he has now a brother
| living in kentucky at the age Of ninety-four,
| who bids fair to live out his hundred years.
, 1860-03-03

MORTGAGE >AI, Whereas,


191 Cyrus Clark aud CatAnrtne- wife id IN tha .th
tay January A. u. 1s5. e9ecnteand deliver u y. u.
=. seaimaa- Cashier Of the Gank II lns south County
DEED OF Nortsake bearing date the t1y and aEtstd
and recorded tn the Ketosders Ulice u caok County
State u Illinois. in Book y Of Morfases Pa<e to
which xad Sst1nan might theEeatlr dlscennt Tor mid
tyrss Clars aut save him. the .at stsdna harmless
c.,nt Of h ascountnk such &,fa ee aud paper not
exceeding amount ths Mn nf exS LaouAand doltasa
And vhe1ea% 1t wss provlet saix Mhnkske that in
uf the nf the I'ss, cheSk4 And paper
~heh ntxht be discounted BY the xd St-adman OF TIE n
teret thereof OF any pat the1eo II hs time limited ts
the se ta.ne then should fe l7Wfu! 0Y the
sdd seadmaa. hls successors axs'<us TO se the .ai
psru~s rlEt thereof u pubic aHcton and to
cute to the purchasers xou ample and eu
cient deed or deets Of conveyance for the SINE And
wherc raid st:atman. - aforesaid did discount
sJr sad Cyrus CLARK ceytan PronIs. Suss, sgusd BY
IL. u ths sum ot esht thousand dollars ali u ~hieh sa
notes past anu uun.,d. And, whereas. the
u isna of Fl aa
psrpety u sad Bank aid Hank having been en4oine by
,aa cou! from further exercising It's cutpoats anehsts
mAn has assigned to Receiver aiuresad tho said
Mortgage sni the Bond nlcaone,l the1efu and the xai
Notes thereby intended tn t'e secured
Now therefore, notice IL hereby given thas w srtue Of
the power vestedtu by $e xEpusntIcnt kwte!vxf
ard uf lie power an.l the au:h"rty by shd Mortxaxe
= s. ISL =, the h"ur Vi il oclck in the f.rspNn Il
lt day. the nFtA 1tor af the Court tGu+ In the City
Il tChs", in .he County q Cook, and State At Illinois
and premises Ia said Mortgage 1stntlnet and described
lows to ~s:-All ta@e certain pieces Or parcels ut li
sSo ess1 non to Sy @ aa. ,e
In Block s1ty<wo eleven aud twesvs. in Block slzt<~n
.s an. twelve IL Block dfty-.evea ts7) together with
sa'y q &C I ta
h. ~ for Il EiS + 81
o. X. 4. Hu1cH1yso1. Attorney for Receiver.
, 1860-03-03

MY daughter Ellen, aged IA years, left mr
residence on the eth Of January lust, aud oil
enquiries sincc lave failed to furnish any intor-
nation in relation to her. She is rather under
kizc tor her aye, dark hair, eye full! aud eye
la>hes large, and full facc when >he left home
she wore q small knitted hood, woolen sl,nwl,
selssge ;ed aud white, and body Of the shawl :
black aud white s;;lall plaid. calico dress, small
brown and red stripes, vhit2 stockings She
took no other clothes with her.
ANY Information in relation to her will be
thanxfui1y received, aud oil expenses in return.
ing her will be promptly paid.
wv. POWERS.
, 1860-03-03

The Buffalo Express says that Young America
not long ago undertook to have surprise purity
ut the house Of Dean Richmond. In full leather,
wi,ll catablcs, and drinkables, and music, the
sclf:;uyitcd quests, 10 the number Of two hun:
.lred, drove up to the Deans door, rang the bell
and prepared for rusE in, But they reckoned
Of course blocked up the entrance, lie potitel5
asked The business Of the leader Of the party.
lie YVES Informed that it was n "surprisc party"
]le assured thea, that lie was not surprised at
all; was not surprised at anything nova days;
did no: intend st haze party that night; when
he wanted one. he would make proper arrange.
1mcnts, and bid the guests himself. lie wished
Them /. pleasant "good night" and closed the
, 1860-03-03
CTATEAlENT OF THE CONDI-
~ TON UF THE
Citizens Fire Insurance Comply,


FIRST DAY OF JANUARY. 1860.
~
ae 1as u y u Sc e se 2,
Ast - ths Aesasst SS ns!a1ee Conpans. not
i.h. isss y '' 'e '''D'''' "pp'0'sa fe'faA1
l1,st NAME 4S0 1n,artnv
Inc name o. the COMPANY ths Citizens Fire Insurance
The COMPANY o:ated as BTooEYa and has aa otcein
Wy '' ''s" '',;: car1rAn. p IT, i.As '' Ne" '''f
Second The amount Of capital stock Il One Hundred
q T. eap Stock p,a uD One
Hundred and t1ay Thousand Dollars.
F9ufth: r., m n,, and n HSsETs ;Ss IT,. =,
otae! persons Gn baat1 .&1s.s Is
s. ssoets - oEaed % BY IT, Company, how secured s
It. f. ssf 4 q
stosf--:.....-.:.:...; ::..s... ..-. 1900 %
$: Il 5s:;s; :s:::s ;; % %
psss a. ps7sse sesss en s,sa TIL
;3a ;sss'tit: g 1lsM;';s: ss51s5 am
7.A other securities interest aeeed 10 datej 3oi 10
,,.nnrT,rs ~
,,,, ,,,o,,,, II ntAnaL.I.hs 1h,3;,i. ;ns " w..
oheT s1edios Of lie 10 BANKS OF
naa eo
,,lbps Pree %
Teta IssSis.. % 51
NlscELLASE0US.
EleEeEth-ihe greatest amount Insured In IN one
rne, a hs es an1 % be nr Y h
one city town q NO rule
; n re- sfsesi sa bcs aa'oant allowed to
-
S1AIE oI NKx foRK. l,ss
County OF New York, 49,
James H. Mclsan Isesldent and A. Walton. secEe-
iaIy ot Ctzens nc Insurance ConEanY TO NE PERSONAL
y sWorn depo.6 and Aay that the foregoing
aue ~ ~ eor1sst statenaent Of The afan Of said
SaInpaay; ta11 tne sao insurance ComIany ne bona
nde owner o. ~ aSt one hundred thousand dollars Of
sh eaPss Invested IN stoSss and bonds Of At least paT
81 e ~ II IN f s iea estate ~onh
sased that The above te,eseed Investments p.
, 1860-03-03

l. Malron4 McNsi AMI john II. Fraser have made de-
Tut tn the payment Of three Pruuasory notes executed by
1hem. tacd on thu twenty ek u day of May. A. u
day VI January. a. u. ls. with Interest It SIX c<n
Of aaj being for ve hundred toas each, an1
the n,htr for DIRE bun.rrd anil e4hty trtv dollars ua
thirty etnt said note. secured o de~ Of trust
ciel by said Mcneil AMI Frazer 0f d1te with AaId
,ca running the uaars ASntd s conveying
to lot num!srtweuty N !u hioek humber one hundred
tl1tl In The cn SECTION Ald!tuu to the Cy Of
ta!cso. with TIE buildings and Improvements !akrsu
situate iu thetty vhexo. County aud Ssa q
er!er Of said .uok County, In tuk ia os dr<aA
Ao~. therefore, IN pntlanc' With the ru~eFs nd IEo
Visions Of said ce II r.tt t:nrd and On lhe aEbNaa
Of the legal huldtr Of wild nnta We tbs urtetsped
tIw-+, will thu fou1 iay ef Esy. 4. D. 1sSo, u tFa
CLOCK In the forenoon II at day. veil public sucs fos
thu nsxhes. hlies, the Ahove described pTems t
MIKE The money due upon sld prom:ssoEv not1 9Th tn
iesrb' aud the G. stA af sale. jacques tNCLl-
Chicago. February =. lsoa. SAMUEL SFKACS.
K4om au- IL Metropolitan Heck. Trase*A
, 1860-03-03

The Murder of DR.. w. r. Kcltt.
We gave the substance Of a telegraphic des-
patch, received a few days since, respecting the
murder Of DR.. keitt. The particulars appended
are from the ocala {Florida) Iadtpendent:
On Sunday morning last our community was
thrown into state Of intense excitement by
the announcement Of the death Of DR.. ". ].
l,kett, our Senator in the State Legislature. He
had been living by himself, On bis plantation,
about three miles from Ocata, and Inns been in
Ill health for some time past. Early in the
morning one Of his servanis, who had waited
On him during his illness, came into town and
stated that, Us lie went into his master g room
20 build fire, he found him lying on the floor
dead At first it was supposed tbat he bad died
suddenly from an affection Of The heart, but, on
visiting his house, his body was found bathed in
blood, and his throat cut from eart to ear. An
inquest was soon held, aud it WIS found that he
hud been most brutally murdered by one or
more Of his own negroes. The most positive
evidence WIS obtuined ngainst one Of tho ne
.,roes, aud disposition was manifested to lang
linn Ut once; but, with the view Of obtaining
proof against the others who are supposed to
be implicated, he was brought TO JUL. with three
others on whom suspicion rests. The matter
is undergoing further Investigation Us We 80 to
press, and We are therefore unable to give the
result.
Dr. kcitt was a native Of South Carolina, mud
a brother Of the Hon. l.. II. kcitt, representa-
tive Of that State. The deceased moved to tais
State about six years ngo, and had 50 identified
himself with her rinterests as to render Ills death
d pubfc calamity.
, 1860-03-03

Tic New York Rtra1d rublishcsthc following
names of those who were supposed to be on
board the Hungarian:
Rev. Mr; hing, Of buxton; Yrs. Hing, Of
Richardson, Of Chatham; Mr.. Dra1nah, Of a.
Robertson i Co.; Mr. Morrison, Of Morrison l.
Empey; Mr. Roy, Of Roy / Dufort; Nj. Graut,
Disector Of Grand Trunk Co.; Mr. Talbot, II. p.
T.; Mrs. Talbot, Mr.. Dawson, II. r.; Mr.
Wilson, Capt. Harlow, Of Duxbary, Mass; Mr.
san Mr atsoa MI iayo uueh M ReR
ard Madden. William kerby, John DAILY. Martin
Iepners, Allen Sheehan. Wm. Togle, Geo Nc
uernott, Michael Lacy, John Delaney, F. Rich.
ardsou, Patrick McGivnin,
, 1860-03-03

kN1DElr rAf4li NOTICE.

~ CITY Clerks Uli0e. C1liclen. H. FcF- .. $50.
Public Notice e efcly fistn t'si ,!- Common Council
Iavt Ordered! Sidewalk IL e constructed us tUllDv.. TN
the North side Of Maple street foH 'raramtn f!rsfi =:
Clark street. In The North D!vsn si< fcct wide II Inch
rla.,k laid on ta1nss Of less tf1n hy incl oak
rsIlnE IL, Into the eaTtn the earth tiled lit between
1hrn, tn foFul cven Eta le.
Suw uncss the ra he constructed in tic manner
rcou trrd l1dinancr relative nsaka% f,e
f.,fr tc 18th day Of Marcel 1sG1 Il Will e tlh by The
STREET "a nE,sa,ncs, and the aeeast the peTscs
t%,arrt atIt Herewith, ii. kkElSMAkN.
i,.sa nni.H-tiN City clerk.
, 1860-03-03

@ II oc II II 1 r. -
onpcsed, Ii pat q f.aows to which We invite the ~
trut:oa Of tLet,sde:
so hhds museavado Sugar,
723 do Porto Rico do
10 do New Orleans do
500 bbls Chicago Refined Sugars
$50 do New York do do
rs bags Old Governm't lava Coffee,
las do La6nira Coffee,
$50 do Rio do
IS do .nocha do
100 bb1s New orloanz molassss.
100 do Cuba do
IS do Sugar Rouse Syrup,
400 do Golden do
IS do Portland do
400 kH Ghosts Groom and Black Tea
$50 bx sawyer's White zrasive Soap
100 do Josso oakley's do do
800 do a Palm Soap,
loo do Star Candles,
- do storino do
- do mou1d
1so b61s Smoking Tobacco.
12o do Glowing do
215 butts do do
$50 fancy caddics do
110 M Imported ClSer=,
50 Jars macaboy annE.
ATS boxes ozweEo Starch,
IS bags Pepper,
IS do Spice, as boxea Gloves,
as cases a i Nutmcgs,
- tes Primo Riee, 900 mts o.a4ia'
36 bxs.Prime Goldfish,
ITS hf bbls Al White Tish,
1qo boxes Scaled Eerrin9.
116 do Al do
ISL bags Dried Applos,
IS bbls zaute 0nrrants,
1913 boxos Layer Raiains,
376 do N. 4. do
80 hfb1s do do
400 coils Manila and Jute Kopsr
AIS reams Wrapping Paper,
AIS bales do Twine,'
III bbls Pure Cider Vinegar,
lao do Dairy Salt,
$50 boxes 7ipoz,
Fer sale 1ery !nw u. .. GILMAN i Cu,
arasv la1 S7nfb WAtsr STREET
, 1860-03-03

ls1 nos, County Of Cook. N-Surerior t'ohst Of
Chicago In chaucavy David Walters -. Axa Vail and
Ellen I. Vail. Iii to foscuss Mortgage
Public notice l. heehy gvsn that IA pursuassce nf
! Gecfetal urdpr Anterrt In The alnvc raNke, tbs
thirteenth Jay Of February. 4. D. ,s&s In Scott.
Ma,terin Ehaacry Of <sa Cuurt vtI on the h asy Of
March, 1885, 1t ten O'Clock In forenoon Of that DAY.
s public auction to the hxhe. bidder for eah II the
North door ihe Court Housa IN The city Of Chicago In
sud County Of Cvk tht ~ios descf!< re7l
much thereof may b. necessary r. maks the nnonnt
complainant u,an raid Decree h fnese>t md costs.
To u.t All that piece parcel ~ land situated In the
County u Coek aud stats Of nu known and dsser!hes
d. hundred ani afty tIa In te town nf Bright
in said County OF Coax and being In the half Of she
south ast quarter Of section number thtvax 36) Towu.
ship thirty 1927. noFh Of rac t3 tast of the
:4i princ!s Al mertdan. IRA SiOTT.
Mn.,eEn chanecgy Of tho supclio. Court Of Chicago.
DAetl Chicago, February u. .sikeO. feaQ-hsat I'd
, 1860-03-03

isx noA Cpok County ty-Err,us Court Of Couk Co., In
EhAneesy. Joha D. King john T. ConkI!ns. Gahlon
tonkIinx Godfry Bryant. Peter Pecoy and charles J..
TEemaln.
tu.A:c notice |. hereby gwen that In pursuance os ae
creta1 oer, entered tn the above sntisied eau, l..
talne treer Nas1kT IN CdanesEy Of cook County An1
state of ILLINOIS, wt the twelA day Of March, A. D.
1seo. II ten O'Clock in tho forenoon o! ra day. t<!l at
tue nos1h the Court vse The city Ut Chicago.
the Comfy Of C"ok aforesaid. Ut public nncaon Tor es
II lhe bidder those eeiau lots u land atua[ the
county Of Cock. and designated lots hftysx tAi at
Hnyseven [3 In Cottage 0rve subdivision OF part OF,
and in The northeast quarter u ft0n thirty l tn
nwnsa,p thirty nine Ss north Of range fourteen 4 s1st
uf the tlEd principal mttldiau.
l.. G. PAINE FKEER,
M1sies In ChaacxEy of Gpok County
, 1860-03-03
5cmlllg Matblnes.
CEWING MACHINES.
~ 9~3 ass AND $40.
r rar(C1T l. Cnt1- NET t<N TNPpnt+

NEWING MACHINES.
~ ass ass AND $40.
L. CORNELL i cos NEW AND IMPROVED
Double Lock, Tight, Fast stitc...
WAKRASTEnto etrs good satisfaction =. tae It
priced in market. Mike tho stitch the az. Na.
chInes large. PA inches unt-s t~ ret a In e
t.bb have the under feed. straight needle. sew froC tvs
coun spooi do the coassest and anest ~nrk q
to the inch. Kim VERY EASY AND ALMOST
NO1SELESS, and neatly aulshed. Either Aac:ae wi,
Stitch, Hem, Fell Tuck, dathar and Embr:.tsr.
They have taken the HIGHEST PREMIUM At se1r:>:
Fairs. Te rs Machine. (ionnsa Patent 4 equal =
paety y the si mechnes Turns 'ek On hinges ho" M
chisaso. The rs one Ia:saIt rs1r% rassnt ,a!.e1
f.ctasnx snd Family Machine e'nstned tTaxEa,t
PATENT very convenient for sewing rSc t
meats, Quilt nx. Ae.: ~. ust ca able IL Dr." the
finest Svls~ Mana Eet these easily learned from
the printed directions.
samples Circulars anil Cut Eeeepc Of sta.np
We hoe agents here for the UNIV ERSAL u HE-11-
MEK AND GUAGE, adjusted to all th,ekne4ses" y: c4uh
iii vsdths Of will hem an1 tell. and
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, 1860-03-03
Total Eclipse oftlle SUN July g, 1860.


The total eclipse Of the Sun, which will occur
on the 18th Of July next, is regarded BY astron-
olners as the most important which will be wit
messed during the present century. 1t wil. be
visible as apartial eclipse throughout the United
States. but will be total only III small part of
Oregon and Washington Territories. The cen
trail Iinc Of the moons shadow will strike the
coast fifteen miles north of the mouth of CO.
lunbia river latitude forty six degrees twenty
five minutes North,} soon after sunrise, and
the breadth Of the shadow there will be eighty
miles. Moving. thence in northeast
direction, it will pass near to Olympia,
directly across the southern extremity
Of Flathead Luke, aud north Of Lake Winnepeg,
to York Factory, in latitude 81 deg. n, and On
the southwest side Of Hudson's Buy. At Fort
York the breadth Of the shadow will be one
hundred and five miles. It will leave this con-
tinent at Cape Chidley, Tor Chrd!ieh.) the
northeast point Of Labrador, ia latitude sol deg.
north; and, bending fist eastward and If:
terwards 10 the southeast, after trarersiug the
Atlantic Ocean. it will reach Soain near San
tander, on the Bay Of lsiscay. The shadow will
next pass over the entire surface drained By tile
waters Of the river I:bro; nearly all Of the BAL
earic Islands, except Minorca; strike Algeria
near Cape Carbon; pass to theI south Of Tripo;
and. finally, at ~ h. &c min, 4. ~, {mean time
Washington, it will leave the earth at Aasso-
tyA }o Rni Ena