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w - o l.
w - ~ o l. /!
a ThoTough Stock Of all Sizes of Coal
and al! Kinds Of Wood
H. COAL We'll prepared before delivery.
= 2,24O pounds to the ton.
III WOOD ready prepared to suit the wants of
each customer delivered cord length.
ilTl56 feet in a cord of Split Wood.
IL fhe Wood sawed, but not Split, Is measured
before beirg Sawed.
cTf fass 4! III tfRf &9ssi5Is Riff s' the
AND COAT, DEPOT,
FooT OF nth STREET BELOW WAR DRpARTN'r.
4. j. Il w. NJ. CALF,
Ofioe-2s2 Pa. av, bet. llth & 18th sts north side
O Orders left at either Place will receive
jan 8-tr prompt personal attention.
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O00 SEVENTH STREET-a5o barrels north
~ EGO:1 1 era Apples, in prime order; Goshen and
premium New Jersey Buckw wheat Eastern Cheese
extra hne quality also, large stock of Family
GIooerles, OF every kind, wholesale and retail, at
prices to suit the times, ct the New Store-2S3 9TH
st. (de1S Cob. JEWELL,
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~ Among The contsibutiops 70 TIE l,ss Joh,
Brown fund q 6cnaives, Haya, are forty sscis Of
oosee tfom =. D. Dupuy.4z s-sss8 = -
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LOTTERIES.

NV ALL <cS fhfZES.
While Tickets, S2O-Halves, aIo-ou.rt.r. ss
Pr yes cashed at sig ut at & Der cent d;,oo,rt
PTS on all solvent Banks taken at par
becs mes known ~ a o' she result
All orders for schemes or tickets to be addre..ed
DON RODRIGUEZ.
miIr 22-r Care of City Poet, Charleston & G.
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WOOD AND COAL.

I O00 CORDS OAK AND PINE WOOD
l,%OO FoI Sale, on ths Potomac. For terms
&c, address I. b. R., Box 292, Alexandria, va.
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M" GAS INJURIES
w r. Have in store, and are daily receiving "a s
FIHTURES of entirely New Platforms and Desig ms
ana Finish, superior in STYLE to anything heretofore
Y to call and examine our stock of Gas and Water
Fixtures, feel ling confident that We have the best
selected stock in Washington
All Work i'm the above line intrusted to our care
Will be promptly attended to.
MYERS & McGHAN.
mar 5-1 37S ID street
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EOR RENT.PARLORS and CHAMBERS
4 handsomely furnished, with hot and cold wateI
and bath room, Potomac water.) The apartments
ar1 large and airy; four rooms on floor. from the
hrst moor up. Inquire of WALL, STEPHENS
CE:, 322 Pa. avenue, between 9Th and 10th SITS.
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NEW MEDICINE ES. Schenck's Pulmonio
~ Syrup, MontaTdc's Pain Killer. Peru
Wan >yIup, Fraser's God Liver OIL, tog ether -
with large stock Of Fresh Drugs. Medi- -N
cines, Paints, OILS, Glass, &e.: &c. for saleOtN
at ths Drug Store of CHARLES ALLEN, ~S~
corLer Of arylapd Avenue and llth st Osland, J
ID. b. Clark old stand. rsar l5 Iyr
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DHOTCGRAPHIC lNerAR-OIL PANT.
itsf:i iSSs iSs sssSf.xsd: i,Sm LS.dea, q PEILP
:..s -. ;sy:is g ssfai 81: Assn: 8;
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WHOLE NUMBER 564..

tributed, and the surplus has since been
raised TO Sufficient amount for the pur-
chase OF bell. s
Everywhere we read that the summer IS
ended. We hear il in the moaning winds,
we see II in tie. .frost-defying asters bloom
ing by the way-side, we feel it IN the chill
ing air of night Steamers come to MS no
more thronged with pleasure seekers, ard
with bands of musicians discoursing their
sweetest strains but bearing necessaries Of
life for six months ice-o-iatioa from the
world. Our gay summer visitors are ilit-
ting rapidly, like "birds Of passage 10
their Southern haunts.
Adieu to thee, and them, Mcsf
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features Of the demonstration, so far as re-
lated to the procession itself. Then, too,
Che military order observed by the partici-
pants admitted Of no cheering, save the
wide-awake a Ia Zouave cheer, much less
of the voluntary hurrahs of enthusiastic
individuals
Everything was done in true military
style, aud, therefore, lacked the demonstra-
tive element of an ordinary political turn.
out.
Like the heterogeneous Iarmy Of old Peter
Stuyvesnnt, the line was composed of men
Of all sizes, in quaintest styles of dress ;
but, unlike the worthy Dutcbman's follow.
eTs, the Wide Awakes were we'll discipn.
ed, and presented no such disparity in ages
Most of them were apparently between the
ages Of twenty and thirty-fve, with sprink-
ling Of gray.hared men.
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The Fate of the Fogy.
BY x. W. u. CANNING.

MusiDg alone the other day,
And giving Fancy transient play.
l dropped into that phase ofliHe,
The poet speaks OF in bis dreams,
When truth that is and truth that seems
Blend in fantastic strife
While thus entranced, appeared to me,
AS real as thing could be,
The curious phsntasis that follow,
Which, although due not to Apollo,
Gave me some grains of truth to swallow
For truth, sometimes, as it would seem,
Is taught US even in dream.
Methought / saw an ancient codger,
Whom |, for short, appellate Roger
(lt might have been Tom HarrigoOd,
Or other name of longitude.)
Said Roger was hard-faced man,
And DER his brazen features ran
Some dozen lines or more, which care,
And avarice, and wear and tear Z.
And sel6shness had furrowed there.
Broad acres Rager could command,
Ofmedow, field and pasture land,
Whereon he raised tremendous crops,
That rivaled cen his chimeny.tops.
PotatOes,-Carters' and 'Neshannocks,'
Sand-Lakes' and Dovers,' 'Rappahannocks,'
Mercers,' 10 bushels by the score,
Hall miles OF corn, green, stout and tall
Wheat, rye and oats, and barley, all,
pardon my fancy for such yarns)
Determined looked to burst his barns.
TO mention not his tons Of hay,
That packed his wide capacious bay
Or rose in mimic mountains where
He stacked the surplus out in air.
Omit, too, all those minof things,
or which no decent poet sings
Carrots and cabbages, onions beans,
Squashes and pumpkins, turnips, greens,
All of a California size,
Which made old Roger bless his eyes.
And bis dairy What store
OF milk pans brimmed and running DER
Cheese by the hundred, large and sound,
Like Falstaf's stomach, broad and round.
Such were the good things Roger had
But every good has eke its bad.
There were come other things he'd not
For his ideas never shot
Higher than steam Of dinner.pot.
OF taste and of the beautiful
He, as his ancient miki0g-stool
Was ignorant, and much | fear
Woe never cost his eye tear
Or his purse sixpence, save his tax,
And that stuck TO bis hands like wax.
To sum the WHOLE
Ifyou were on such trail bent
Just bait a mouse trap with cent,
You'd catch his SOUL
And now It's time, this story telling,
Briefly 10 speak Of Rogers dwelling.
II was same, (saye greater wear
And thumpted by later tempests) where
His sire and grandsire life bad tried,
Tolied' married, moved, grew old and died
Gulltless ofpaint for ffty years,
Sad as Hottentot in tears,
win storm-beat boards, whose creak and wal
Asked vAinely for another Bail.
No tree OF grateful sahde grew nigh,
To cool the, beams Ol.hOt july
But down they poured Ike Kissing bali
Shet into doomed SevastopOl.
Stumps two or three, were there 10 show
Where naples many year ago, 1
Had dared in honest pride TO grow. 4
Alas their owner thought them made .
For back-logs, rather thsu for shade
They shaded 70 carrot patch, lUCN \
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The Great Denomination in \


The Wide Awake procession in N York
on Wednesday night was the most magnif-
cent display ever witnessed in that city of
pageants The actual number iu line, ac-
cording to official count, was 1852. The
World, which is not given to exaggeration,
says of it:
The long-talked of wide-awake demon
stration, which was TO exceed everything If
the kind that had ever been gotten up on
this continent, came off last evening. Not
jot or title of the promised splendor did
it lack. Whatever may be said against the
ganization-whateVe exceptions may be
taken to its quasi military character, or
whatever envious feelings may chance to
arise in the minds of jealous anti.republi-
cans, there can be not doubt in the mind
of any one who witnessed the display, but
that it surpassed all its predecessors in ey-
cry important feature. The monster whig
daylight pageant, in 1874, the demo-
cratic demonstration of the same year, and
the cable celebratiOnj two years ago, were
ell magnificent spectacles, alike creditable
to the city and Originators, but they must
pale their Intellectual 6res before the brillian-
cy of the wide-awake torches and their
unique and snowy uniforms No little work
or ingenuity, TO say nothing Of expense, will
be required to excel, or even equal, the dis
play of last evening And yet it was sim
pie, very simple Attractive transparencies,
decorative emblems, gorgeously decked cars
were few aud far between. Derisive Carl
catures and comic Je1r d'esprp, were posi-
lively forbidden by the grand marshall
There was little more than the shining unl-
forms Of red, black, and blue, according TO
the tastes of the different companies the
grotesque caps and capes, the well trimmed
torches, the colored lanterns, aud pyrotech,
MICS let of along the line OF march. These,
with the bands Of music, Constituted the
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M. G.. DICK, Bookseller, Stationer and News
Dealer. Also, Dealer in t-Music Toys, and General
Variety Goods Main street. Ashtabua, Ohio. 467
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j. r. CHAPMAN, Dealer in Musical Merchan
disc Books Fine Stationery, Toys and Fancy Articles
his Bazaar and Curiosity store Sd door south Of the Bank
Main street Aabtniila. ItW 470
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GEORGE HALL, Dealer in Piano Fortes. and
Melodeos fiano Stools Covers instuotion Bosks sto
Depot corner h.iu and Centre Streets rel Of b. Yassots
unasr Afhss0vis SeeAdTereiaeneptHs S1e
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LINUS SAVAGE, Furniture Dealer and Man
ufeturer steam establishment north Main street near IN
Office ofDrs Harrington & Hall. Ashtabula, o. al
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Furniture.

DUCRO & BROTHERS, Manufacturers Of A
Dealers In Furniture the best descriptions and every va
riety Also general Underkers and manufacturers of
ans 70 order Main street. North Of South Publ Square,
Ashtabula. 419
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ia Gss:s:'.!.g3a
TINE TABLE OF THE
& ERIE RAIL ROAD.

Trains do not stop atstatons where the time Is omitted
In the above tables
An through Traes going Westward connect at Cleveland
with Trains for Toledo, CAeagO Columbus, CIaeiHnG
diaROpOlis, &c.
And all through Trains going Eastward connect Dunki
with the Trains ef N. R. and at Buffalo, with thos
of MY Central and Buffalo N Y City Railroads. for Nsu
York, AlbGHy, Boston, Niagara Fails &c, &c.
A. G. HUBBARD. Station Agent.
CLEVELAND, June Is, 1850.
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Miscellaneous.

d. s. WILLIAMS, Wholesale dealer in Straw
Goods Hats Caps Umbrellas Parasols &c. 1O5 and lO7
Chambers st., and SO 9l Reade st., New-York.
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Livery,

A. BLAKELY-Livery and Sale Stable, in
in connection with the Ashtabua Hotel An Omnibus run
ming to and from every train Of Horses and carriage
TO convey passengers to any desired point. Ia
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SAMUEL HUMPHREY is now Offering Good
Building Lots cheaper than ever and prices within the
reach Of almost every one. See advertisement $50
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sO down they vent wllh aII dIspatch.

SO down they went with oil dispatch.
or fruit trees neer one had he,
Nor for them cared a soumdrtee ;
I'm wrong, for 10 one pasture grew,
Or rather stood sorry few,
Which for their hold had fought the storm
a hundred years, and moss and worm.
He called them apple, and his AK
Had spared them for they paid a tax
Of cider-though twas very small
Wheneer they ebanced to bear at all.
vi other kinds peach pear and plum,
Cherry or ounce had sooner come
10 grounds of Pandemouium. .
His yards to better ends, thought he,
Should open and devoted be.
Carts, harrows, plows aud chips and muck,
And various kinds of farming truck
Lay scattered round-ihe veriest clutter
Essential, as his bread aud butter.
Old Rogers feld-crops were his pride
But give him them, and all beside
Except his stock was balderdash
And as for fruit, such foolish trash
His boys could steal be took for granted,
On moonless nights, and we're they wanted.
Careful, on such noctural rummage,
The owner sought not him for damage
And only for such legal jogging,
The boys were called to take 1ogging.
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G.. V. BRISCOE, House, Carriage Sign and
Enamel Painter Grainer, Glider, &C., &c. Over Smith
Lockwoods store. b26
, 1860-05-17
mrDiftucs, Nr.
{EtrUlt(4tE5< N&'
s>HE GREATEST WONDER OF
The r1xETEINTN CENTURY,
:~,S. FEEet1's nalf Restorative.

.s5s,An II, Lcs4~. MI, nccocsa4: Bslo~ ws publish
81 10 Ur. Moot q: sAse city. ftaRl gesue.an y
seh -Es xoe SSr n1y mt u 's &c t. Ell shsn
~: f!on s-s,as: sou:ce. II certificates nst kua'5E'
.t-s il uutl tic III. aeSs III eaeon'rna nor 6ses pn1
~ '1'A "' U4sn, xAua, 1sn. 10, ls1e.
,or&orn weoa uoeet!tffa f.! f;hr tas'S1 r. q.
eHe:so' yuuf r-ts:ise Eks stndur*d 10 make h!.
uroi ~ a*n ns wh,a r. e1r "9
4 .r.e.>r os1ls .lies pttGsreo Sosts o.
5oar Is.t s.ssssa .nd u,es + % :o9a toSaa s ~
nays sl7ec pf ~: mother polite u ~lieb haxe '*e
.oe eey T. ts s:ra d; "a. Ia 1ie 1hs ,: .,y q
~ ID .uy b. Il ~ r,Suned !,s n7usai colx and l
ssf n:r -. <esy an hAs been ee!otF tot tEen
e nse of d.y YEAR. IL vii the t.n.t snes
Tic ature u,s:rc our - YOU ~ yopf y. sslnaps M
eo-.ry IN 70: ~ sayt .sesss' ase'n s 70 etszet ~
,urmss =c c::lzen OF tlts cry sEa fescsIt he:e
'"t' err nd .annF s t1ns KY 20 my a's It
.so ahas- 1aEoA tiAeeea s 81 snes se..scs 1
s1.t;f' - pIsyi,a yyours a. q. KAfMonn
A1 .,.. u.,a p,gs.S;;i&s4lSE g.1;11satl u = ssas'
rrrt.s... tt4s--DsAf Sir: HAv!nk hA3 tue aafotehs
L losr tic .ss poFtiop Ey ~: t.on ,ht eat o. -
rw ve. Sfn 9S1a. sac Tos 10 tie
~, ,asss tist iii halr il thick I'D Eo..s .Rd
~tp.s:. ny otz'oF11 F1sEH9 s. ys = 95hHs
E rss.1t pa.tor q the t':.aoae1 Ghaash - beof
:rn HA4l -. Ee.tsHAa Of great tnEnshee anG S11'
1eFssity xItvse. ~ n s. - III III
r.,. ~ iyen :1vex sire 10 ~ t.ai ~ eaect
LIS bert e=4s:r1t IL lenosk ;' Hsve ,een
s,sra :1m ny ctlGhe4a aud IT.. slso !tsoEta ~ ~.
h xt s,;ns liz sae sane e,s.e
SS:! 'sa'; ss, =; Nv
~ a. he.s g. ~ f.ne]i,oHs ':t7'S'' m
, 1860-05-17
M3rerln Nh3neefy
C!cako, Nay .h 1870.

TRUSTFE'S SALE. - Whereas.
Il 0es,ee A. CRIB. and Anrs y: f,1.bs, h1a ~Nt, o,
IL 1s 'o T.. M4k ssipr he3 ee,ta" III n
T. ae,e b. fa.m nj 0. 'en tsoa-1od doa areo:ssr n
deed Of trp.t d 70. .ec7n! ia ths enne Oee IN
f'r The C"un'T O. foof 10 he -t1te q. fnof' o. the
of The Reeon:er dS endod H. IA q sa'd tttl u
uust and whereas de'su't hrs beeu med~ fr VI sail
a. !ss: e s* aE9 e
g e i se q M iii ot ,rnt md Il
ssd iIs r ezrhane md the asase * E~msn wholly dur
retewed nd con5tmedtS tt2'a deed of eons-sanes
1Ih H1an J.. Tucker and Ellen II. Iuetsf, 1t.
b-srs da,e he tzeny onh dsy Of STAY, a. r.: s6 lad
tnv hrd tnv ree7Ird IN The Recorders ce n and
fnr the cnunty Of :ooe orrs15 the tweuyfsss day
o. 1sas o. ~ ID rteo,'sa De- !, h,skat p.sas r. u
dorss m lie * n SID desd And rbe.eas he i-rs,
ho'ress ri ts hlr Of EXCHANGE hare made Acp cson
meto su 'he premises reaoaedtn sid deed ot tsu;s.
skue afhr nd.
Now therfor- the sid Mark " n.er h~rrIy s1.e
that pursuance Of powe: bv
is6 Il selv. ott e. II o. dsv se public
anction The Notth door o. the tlrt fnase n The etv
EkcagoI the EQUITY Of ua,k s7d Sta'e fna ia
= nd p.tn..e& lying " b.oa in ID: .oan o!
Co an1 -sAse q elno.. SD koo@n and d.nsu he,
benk 'he "st thy f ar..t of he north h>K ct tha
- ~, r ,se nnrh.e*t 1sse %F r. a. ses"9 ahern m
Of The Third TtcIpA Meridian. to9ethfF Hlh Al The Lsse
dt.mene nensnt' .nd .ppurtsnareee theFrnntn be!o
tnk ana AZ bept ot sH eau NJ rpdsmp o' of tho :ran
tors named IN ssid deeds Of eonnysnse :. aos"sstd
| 1rfth
, 1860-05-17
: CONG ES3:
3: C. Vt.
/; WATER. r

LILY having 1hoe words aud letters On the co'ks
.,e cur*su; aud ths purtaser should prosatute tie
teltes faE .wipd1nk.
e~Otjtr ~ vt, .ceye prompt attention atdreteed 10
u. Mt Congress Spring, sasdos1 Fev Yo71 uF al ctr
s.utlrru uc,o: Of Cons1ts, Water in New York city.
CLARKE & WHITE,
rsoprcsoEs Congress spElnca.
Me... GAfc N!o. 4 Drake, T1mcrt Eouse ; tale hr Z.
;. II. Iced & Co.: Pcn'on. RohinsoG aalta: r. ..
1rxan tsa: " F. Fucker Co., Of CLlcxcn- Il nois, ae
,,o r. with ta+ r~nlrr Congress Wate1 drrct FROM on
house .ad ~ would recommend them tavofaels ia PCT
run II, tAc 49, er vic ul,y who dee 10 purc sc aIsc-
sssrn, r,... wn.e,. CLA 4EE L White.
in
, 1860-05-17

e# Among tho many preparations
hetorc tia yub!c rain The Ftvrs An Aene
nnne h7Ve teon rseeved with +ueh ea1ec f4vor Dr.
0rsl ETrER'S CELEBRATED HaOMAcH ,ElT-
TEhS. 1lAa aonlc has been o1aulAta. 4nd many r1
eao" promulgated Throughout The s,aes and vsry dsY TIE
psopr1s gfesed th ihe lctexa1ce o1 dread
fa cse +anQutsAed ty Of their Celebrated stca
In Ptiuc4 ii cites there bn ftw fsu!lts who
lsct the bh-rs IN fun alnk lr rsdieineensets asa
toni Ia both mil Aad aga aae The tate and st1mu'
iat:ns ts set upon tie cm Fa cetzn cufe for
tie Aqua F1uuenty D5tre's'a. aud al other
morbid d -eatcs, II IL aare md upequ lid ;'"'
For bale ly drug <!..s aau sless escywsese
mFl6-AkEaE :
, 1860-05-17
RES & SIocrx. Auet2reess. Execu!o
cs4caGo, MAy I3, lb60. t3&fd

MASTERS SALE-State Of Till;
-ss1 nos Cook Oosnty - hyperion q urt c4 ceIeazo
sa wo Colds c Fq.sp:s - 1aa
ru1e notice Is hereby El7er that In r,,suance Of de
csrtl o'u entered p u. .ba!e enti'ls1 ~
1ancey e lid Ccu. VII un tte heve.th day q MaT
H. D. At she h~uf Of Ten utck n the forreon Il
itat day a Il pnh1ic Aut+t1n n The bEhet hdreY of
SoI do< Of The ,:sust '!oaa 10 ta,d Co1nt:
- usidns greeted urto situated ID be tt,y Ch asa
County Of Cook nd st.te Il asta' 70 vii: Lo1. ms
I, Ia G. ]. Uu'rs Subdivision o. h'ock ttEw1 l IL
tA! Trnste1s suhdrlton IT stcon tAlsr thres fs ID
lown.hp ld14y to- IN th Of ranEe fourteen (I& E Of
tt!st pfsre:p psi meridian. IRA E(rI
Mas:er ia Ch7rce'Y cs Superior Court Of chiearo
Chieskot AE1H llth. lseo- -: hpl.cNtd
The above ,ale Ia rospnpet uuM Tie .I1teetsa tay Of
MaY, l15o, I! the game hour ard pace.
1EA SCOTT.
|, Maretln 0h4neery Of scpAfsoe ceast Of chea=o-
, 1860-05-17
Qru=3)ar1nsrsD,p FDttct&.
5emlng lHafblaes.

ltENING MACHINES.
~ R2b esh"Asb $40.
l.. CORNELL. & cos NEW AND IMPROVED
Eouble Lock, Tight, Fast stfte1.
WARRANTED to give good Satisfaction - n. 1a;a
n.;ctd il mstkc: Make the ..me tttch ~ tie el5 "a
i nes: ase large 9x& nctt1 undrf tie am r.
ss. i..e Tho urda, fetd s:raxh. needle. se f!o ~
spoo1s- do te coatett nn0 1nest woiG g
e. thn inuh. t;,'E VERY EAet { Nd ALA:sI
NnISE1ESS Ane are neatly nnaAed Either AAebaeo v"
suteh, Hem, Fel Tuck, oathsr and EMbtusesr.
rhev nayo taken the HIGHEST PREMluN sevs:<
hrs INC - 1t4chnc Il or ~. Fateut) equai II e
Sitv 70 ht machines. TEus tack un hMEcs
nnhant! Ylips with tiKh epeel a:l very ts Ae3 10
anxo. rs ~ rn1s r5sat * @a,s1 @
fscuiux md Faulty Machne ttsbintd II AkE1H -Ht
nLntl e vcrG arge t0nvcp kA1 f"s st~hx r.
merits Qut H. &C.; 10, ut t.: EAl a1e o. a-.,x .he
act stss MHsns sese EASILY learned fror7
e.mnies Circulars md Cut te.,: rceeip: q Nalnr
Wrxrr soc 4eerts here for the UNIVERSE "A
MEK AND 4UA1E Kdiustct to nj! thEsnesas* q eaoth
FIN y IL NEhslLy ATTACHED 10 ANY shWis.'
MACHINE. Ince$a.
L,H.E DIsC0CST 70 AGENTS AaD C'4ER'f'
s1-AuE:sTs WANTED ess:3wScfs Cong ~, a9d 'e*
q. NJ lS5 Lake street, OF A41:sss ColiNh11
= q Il = .sS: l.Ltcsx" l'linoH SUE
, 1860-05-17

!s,arry's 1'ricophcrous is the best
1t rca,<r III Gle for isessnx reaatfy1n6. cleansing.
.u.,,ns. pr-.fs:ns and rcs.urnetls hail. 1a"te" tT
>, ~ nj; f,ror..s,s md F.r%unntrs- Eia4h<f'Sn
, 1860-05-17

vi tt.fI E.LiS fA4 &Nt ME- . lI1V 1AI1L0 DNpAo
AND oH0EA
=, sI 1ls the states Of seonstn. 1ox4 and 3nrns
ard hereby give p1oe that II part e dealing IN 'beae
.s.4 ~'ahln the ahnvs S4At.@ ~t'hou haynk fnt ~.
III aud Z I I'd IL u E
Is advise: q any lftnrsee1t aha drnasad proper
W lave made s1ten<sve a,4-neenen's ~fth the most
o4lebsatet manufatur whereby tn " fuppy the
cts end SHOES fsnm ttoIe IN GhraRn each PAR Of
which will be stamp. cr Labelled With ort n.nc. -.
al rtcnsntxe no Tipprd R~ods within etthef the
4ho.e States brt such arc thus stamped And supplied
~ VIII xa,., In d. ta.t.ro+s on. ...r Of child, ecp
four pars equal Qsly without ut', = can bt thown h7
gfry many ttt u1nn!a's while The txIena s tnt tdde
1ne atnE sctus' average esvE8 10 hs consumer OF
peA- two burfA ed p r c'nt.
usntsd eood. n,o e,rto1y o. he patent
aud ae in 40 aubec%d to tent commission Of Ere
10 -ev.p md haf ef et1t. pad ty Ill othet deae!s.
NJ ttul rT xnlelt The at enlun Of dfa IN thtso
pooas III ho tue Staf.s Of lls- kteh Gan ard {ndsna
nrde1 III ca.tnt aud n 9ray q o..
VI th ue am qusttt nnderd, 10 otef ~ Compelling
o: ;ees wiih rncds without T7rs
W. saa} five rnh Vted attention 10 1h'A frauen Of ona
b,ues conpectfrE With our ge el sock. snd respect
air solicit o:rs fos ouf goods and cue respect for GU
Fiat dese,. a5 not s 1,led hg The Advertisements
o,iera in Crtcaxo elsewhere. outside The stEea
Wecoufu Iowa ard Aianesta, who advtrn4e tasrnsers
atents ii the h.le of ...
bIITcIIELL's PATENT METALLIC TIPPED GOODS
~c sta,e that Ill such aer1es do cot e1end to u IL
wsy whatv rappAf.xtn hr t. at sad Eoods within tl
st.1s st:sno s.sF'uS'* Il: r. W;1a m h WFlt.x
, 1860-05-17
4 DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE

4 DMlN1STRATCR'S NOTICE.
u e. .,e eaeF u ES. Ss" 81
1Ae Cetk o~Ety oF the Ssxe Of 1nue4s bv 'fe TOM
II rour Of tad County tss ~ be thlr Monday ot June
rex 1t ,r1m Of f.a {au thin to Re held for ths nc
reunpn. and nu6aron ef ~ claims at<snst tAi ease
1t ~hth uue the Court Hou.eiu th'c1kn. all
harinK any claim. a,r+t Had estzte requested p.s
*ent tue sane for 2o>u.1ns4i. ntq r,,2.prrs TRACY
DAtet3 Anil 18TH 19fG. an3k<-t.s fAtstt
1TASTER''S SALE.-State'ot ILL.,
~ no's Cool County, s-Coor County t1ru,t tnurt,
IL hancer7. Jnhu Il. R!nx. y. George e. Batea Tbom
mandate 10 decree. en-rpd tke toove Ertld
It 1st day Of Ma,th, A. o 1851 t.l- YAsne E'ees.
on Maste N haneerY OK Ctonty. Stats Aozzsa4, NJ,
th~ twentynec nd day Of D. 1 set at pnhlfe
Tim RASH The he~tt aet. 1t the n"h dor Il 'he
Canu H"u*, IN tte:si Of CaIesrc. County Of ok,
the following described rarr;l Of t. VIZ; Az
Ghcaxp md u.u " ealled ,he Saod Bar btnx al thai
psr Of thr rih f c:op Of sectp No. ten k0 u 'nwn
ship No. thirty pnc !39t rnrh ra7 fon1'te ~ east
fthe third principal eY1d1n which lies oufh Of the pl<t
constructed IN halba1 o.. hit and Which Is no. io
clu-ed In the wattf Is nf Einz e. Addition TO u s1t
tEn of Chicago fte sd ~Atts lets ad ont On h'
Or xina1 plat map ofrad K!r1 - ,eatoa nnw "a c
Coax whc said gnI n1el LIT refer nc l. hereh1
xtG much thereof nlas be uecsssarv IN at< III
nLeY due ~ al1 complainant upo .atd decree with cfd
Ms1ses In t.haucesy, Caak t:.nntT.
Chicseo Msy 4 1885, apa1c c3k III