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, 1860-05-03

One is apt in bis perigrinations around the
city to see some singular people. 1t bus not
been our fortune to see more singular one than
u character calling himself Grecnleaf l., Drake,
He makes no prctensions towards dressing in
the mode, and can be seen ut any hour in tho
day, robed IN ancient and tattered iuexpressi-
bles Of coarse linen, {the kind shipwTecked sal
loss with largc families have for sale u 1hreud-
bare beaver cort with fur collar, and hat of the
fashion Of The Puritans. lie stands in coxhide
sandals, with copper toes, aud his hands spuru
gloves. liz has the *'documents' to prove that
the propoundcr Of the Drcd Scott decision is
also the author Of his lesser half. Mr. Drake il
man Of about forty years of age, and has
heard untrin.ued, aud hair uDkempt, but for all
that he is q wonderful man, and claims to be the
father Of all the most important inventions of
the day. On arriving at the mature age Of seren
rears lie. WAS sitting in the harrest field Of his
paicrnal ancestor, and By mere accident decapi-
lated the neck from bottle containing that de-
lcctsble duld yclept Santa Cruz. 4 small piece
Of steel from the blade Of hoeiay near him, 70
being Of the genus lazy, to pass away the time
that pressed wearily upon him. stone peculiar
to that regl,n was procured, mud with the
assistance Of it and some of the rum he bur-
nished tile steel. 1t received high polish,
and pouring over it some Of The spirits, what
counterfeit Of an orchard near by. Bu. the
counterfeit disappeared as the rum dried, aud
puzxting his brain for mode TO make it "stick, :"
q sudden thought flashed across bis mind. and
again wetting the metal. and using the neck q:
the bottle as 4 canera and his can as an OBJ
scuEa, the yiew remained. a few moments af-
ter, "a foreigner came along, and naming the
picture, daEaerrcotypc. proceeded to France,
ana rcaped all the benefit to be derived from the
prosecution Of. the invention" This, Drake
insists, is the method by which the art Of d.
guefreetrping WIS brought to light. Al the
age Of nine years he invented friction matches:
at e'eren threshing machines; at seventeen,
the art Of freezing, and ut nineteen, perpetual
motion. Since arriving At his minority lie has
brought to Light AcCormick's resper, which he
presented to tue man whose name it bears:
Coils revolver, which be gaye to Colonel Colt
in 4 Masonic Lodge; Fawke's steam plough, the
, 1860-05-03
Spring Fashions.

lFroin the Ladies' TFeasuEy.1
For walking dress, tue regular pelisse, much
like taat worn thirty.iTe years ago, has reap-
Paarcd; and, By the way, the slashed or vene-
tian sleeve. revival Of much more ancient
date, is also il fashion,
The weather is too changeable TO admit Of lay
ing as1d3 winter wrappers, and cloaks in velTet,
trimmed with black lace. and having long, wide,
hanging s1eeTes, are still apropos.
The bonnets have increased in size. They are
made to advance in front, while they are open at
the sides. The description of few Spring bon
nets may prove interesting to our readers. l.
bonnet may be made Of white tulle, With cur
tain Of pink terry velvet; the edge Of the front
Of black velvet. with full blonde falling from
tue edge over the front; fold Of black velret
in the inside, fastened with three gold rings,
and pink ribbon strings.
Another spring bonnet may be made of white
Grape, with the front edge and curtain of green
terry velvet-a bow Of green velvet on the
crown OF the bonnet. From this bow may fall
black Lace scarf, which should be fastened IN
der the chin with broad green velvet ribbon
and gold buckle. To correspond with this, l.
simple baudeau Of green velvet across the fore
head. with gold buckle in the middle.
third bonnet may be composed Of white aud
black tu!le, drawn. On one side, coquilles of
white and black blonde, with pink bow On The
inside. The strings Of wide pink sarsenct rib
bon.
Velvet is "a fayo1lte material for dinner dresses.
Satin is also much worn.
The following is the description Of an elegant
and fashionable dinner dress:
4 robe Of emerald green satin, the skirt
trimmed up the side with rich guipure passe-
men1eric; this should be carried across the
back to the shoulders. j row Of buttons
trimmed round with gupure gives novel aud
striking effect to this dress. The sleeves should
be open and wide, aud should be trimmed round
with guipure:
The skirt of dresses is still worn yery ample,
but is no longer absurdly co.
, 1860-05-03
Master in Chaneetv Of Superor Ceut Of Chiesxo
@N-.-e0! -apta 44tu. !ee0. arfto7p.td


- -~otee I. hcrshy given that Gu Mnuda. the 1t,h
uAy OF NAY A, 1850. o'twstn ths tousa It len o tek
~ to fhe hxhsst 6ddet for ea.h thu q III
Cons House. IN the lily Of Chcaxo. s folovfeE d.
ninety s1 Ga) Atans street. stt4 " on To- nu1berth
~" number ons huct e aud twenty tl3il 10
y Of COOK md state Of 1!neta. The hang coa
Ht5e4 10 me W Ch,tel Mon<a9e executed tv J4Enea
aef ~ 70 as Hssens ode: n ND for he Of
xaxea Pigs SC. and kiveu s<cuss ctrta pfuu t.ensv
no'e aherin ds.s,let The sa!t J"ms* oso having
virtue Of Tho ssl moRaxe eel1 tbs s1 dwelling hou,a
Aoovo desc!te u the t1na And p.zce aoecaat 10 ih9
hShe1t bidder for cash- "" ""
lGt II n NrEAHT kvF .ro+-
, 1860-05-03

| From tie Vunderbilts mails VIC glcau tho fol-
lowing interesting intelligence:
| The assembling Of Conference as demanded
by Switzerland, for the settlement Of tue affairs
| Of Savoy, is very doubtful, as without France,
Russia aud Austria decline to enter any Con.
| ference, Austria adding that if Congress- takes
place, its programme must be determined be.
| forchand.
The following arc the ideas Of Austria On that
question:
Tho fundamental intention Of tic Congress
Of Vienna. iu neutra1izing the districts of Cha
blais and Faucigny, was 10 project Switzerland
md Sardinia from the preponderance Of France.
The moment the whole Of Savoy is iucorpora-
ted with the Freuch empire, there ia no further
reason for the naturalization Of Chablais and
Faucgny, md the guaranteed stipuiations by
the treaties Of Vienna can no longer be ap-
piled. 49,.
1.-THE onlyi real way By which the difficulties
Of the question could be removed is BY 4 direct
understanding between France and Switzerland,
for which the other Great Powers would offer
their good Offices
"It ia mistake to suppose that separate ne
gotiations have been entered into betweenFrnnce
and Switzerland, the matter having been placed
in The hands ef the Powers Of Europe"
THE voTE At NICE.
PAR,s Tuesday. April Il. ls6o.
The Aon;tt ur Of this morning gives the fol-
lowing al the deGnitire result Of tue voting in
the city Of Nice:
$50
~
, 1860-05-03

~ Gno. +. E<kley and L.tta n. Eekicy, bl, NJ.
6ota o. ~ CRY Of Chicago In ths County Of COX aud
Sste q llnols By their cerraa nentufr Of Morfea.r
tte to twenty sixth day Of >eplems a. In thr ye1F ~
our Lord, one thousand Eight Luntsed stt dfy:nins
10 KoEet T. Lana Ills heirs 3nd 1sskra ID NJ
payment Of che certain !s.cfy noIv Of eyA
with ssld mnstsnst. and therein s~t.ue ter the rim
Of sixteen hundred and twenty dol5. ard etxhtv
eKht CENTS &@2' With VI The ,at. Of Ten ~
aeo pt, Annu from September The si'h ls39 he tol.
i1~ns dss115e lots taeta OF talcels 81 anJ s,s e n
and dsscnoed ~ f"ow. Il, Wit .rlr Wt.t Ia, Of Ia
Na.thsa.t quarter Of Section uoDh-r .+s-teen tt IL
township nuahsr twenty.1 (.6), Moth pG Fsnss aura
pr ten tl} Aat being eshty arrr Situated IN 1euoa
County. III unIs- The Ea*s haY tf the .nushtsst ausr
ter Of section nunheF ~. In Tow1ep twxay-six
Worth Hau@e number len I'm East ke eshtY xcs.e
u 11tQuos county, illinois" Which xai u.o,tGax. ~
ned fgr Neor IN the tecnEerA O1ce of at county Of
11pGuos on the fourteenth day Of Uctaber A. D. ts69
and dni recorded in Book number snarsn, pags 6rse
nund'el md one aud which note m.da ty he nd
RobertP. L1ue III months The da1s tts!eo Win IN.
!erst = ten p*r cent. pr from September mn
lso8 Now therefore. default having 10 lie paY
us1t oi ead p."ntsoEy oct hy virtue OF The power md
s"thorty granted to Ia the sad mortgage an for the
u>es and purposes therein e1prr@~ei Robert IAne
hssaa w vii It public auction ths hlzhest
az oess blde for cash. on The ten'h Gag Of 3ay A. D.
11 \ ten tccek in the foten,r ths Worth door Of
~ CcuH House N tbs city Of Chiraxo, state Illoo
ihe sat described tacts Of parcels ot lapd 70 pue6
th-seof b. necessary to sa1tsty noe With u
With ~ Exht .rd equity Of red mpt1n 1t Tho aa Gso1rs
Il. EckIty and Letsta EckIry. tbt fe+fs and aAsYps
April 11tb. 1880. sniSc:s1
, 1860-05-03

The following beautiful sentiment, in regard
to the future condition Of our children, is
from the pen of Henry Ward Beecher:
"When God gives me babe, say, thank
God for this lamp lit in nv family And when.
after it has been light in mr. household for
one or two years, it pleases God to take it awav,
can take the cup, bitter or sweet; can say,
My light has gone out; my heart is sacked !;
my hopes are desolated; my child is lost-my
child is lost Tor can say, in the spirit of Job,
The Lord gave, and the Lord hath taken away,
blessed be the no ne Of the Lord It has pleas
ed God to take FIVE children from me, but 1cT-
CT lost one, and never shall. When have d
child that Christ covets, with a divine covetins,
and be says to me, in words of tenderness,
VIII you not give me the child, and LET inc take
care Of it, instead Of yourself?" my flesh may
remonst1nte. but my heart says, Lord, take it
and adopt it. have lived long enough since
the taking away Of nv children, to tind that it
is better as it is. than that they should have re-
mained with me. I hare seen a great many
cares and troubles for person Of my years, hut
bear witness that God has put no trial Upon
me which it has not been good for me to en-
dnre.
i" As believers in Christianity. which reyeals
Cod rs our Father, and Heaven as our eternal
home, it is our privilege to feel that, when our
children are taken from US, they ure not lost to
world, tn become angelic beings around tue
burning throne Of God and the Lamb. Jesus
declared that Of such is the kingdom Of heaven.
They have gone up to live with The crowned 1n~
nortals, to be watched for md cared for by the
angels OF light, aud we doubt not that they will
be among the first to welcome us among the
shining courts on High"
, 1860-05-03
M ASTER'S SALE-State Of MI

M Ao1Eho oALE.-State OF ILL.,
w,s,n Pa Gook County = Superior G: ef chsc.xp
ana GhaEiesJ. Ha'l.-Petii:on !ar Mrehaa e:s lsin
ois aot'ee htrehy s'ven'ha in pursuance of de-
otcer entsith tn the above entitled caosc On ths
ssvanth ~ Of Apr A. D. ls IT. St,otf, - Masser "a
OF sai1 couEt. vi! On ne H.. aay If Nay
=: 4so u The hour Of t4n ueuck 10 Tho forenoon of
s day se It public auction to The h,Hhe.t htdreT fo1
q y 9ae aorth door Of the tou onae ka!d CUuuty
q Coox the Following described peml* tosetstr viii
erected thereon, situated efly hieaso
OF Cook and State cf ln'no!s. to Lots nun.
tnl n y j. uul.s subdivision Of block ttr.,wo {6D in
saoA trostees subdivision ~ tfcttn thin thre 3l +
tSHHn!p LOFTY (4o North Of saHKo fnnrf4- .As E4.s II
-1'Ao Ps!1uc.pai Ms,iaE4n lk.A St.tbI r.
Aases in Chancerv Of SupeHor Ccu1t of Chicaxo
, 1860-05-03

L Passenger Train Sared by Roy.
Yesterday, soon after freight train had
passed Shelbyyille station, on The Cincinnati
md , lndianapolis Railroad, coming this way, q
inches from its place. but without doing any
damage to tlc train, and without the knowledge
even Of any one on it. This was on i curve,
rendering It doubty dangerous. AS the passcn.
ger train going West ueared the place soon af.
ter, the engineer discovered little boy stand.
ing in the centre of the track, energetica1'y
wariug handkerchief. He was not inclined to
stop at frat, knowing the pencAant Of all boys
to sport; hut fearing some difficulty, he whistled
and applied the brakes, aud succeeded in stop
ping the :raiu within tive feet Of the loosened
Taii. # lie had done SO, We would hare to
chronicle another shocking railroad accident.
The little boy, whose name is Mcbride, in
walking. along the track, had discovered that
the rail had been slipped, and took this method
to save the train. He is noble little fellow,
and should be richly rewarded Cincinnati
Gazfkks,
, 1860-05-03

cE Col. Richard Rea]f will oblige us by for.
xarding his address. We have quite Il collec
ton OF letters and papers for him. Will tbt
Cincinnati and New York papers give this q
shore: Col. Rca.f left Cincinnati very strange.
II, aud there are suspicious Of foul play.-Aac'
d CAefk (O1 Pftss.
, 1860-05-03
rE-Couohs The great and sudden

change, ct our c,n,te ar fruitful Of Pulmonary
and b,oncha, Anect!rp. Experience having proved that
s.nplc recee. often a sediy and cttsny xhc1 taken
the early stage the disease Feoue should II ones Be
hid t Browne Nr,uchal T:ochea Loaenxea let tho
Cough Q. Irritation Of tie Throat he evct Sight, hy
thls 1rccauon Z serious attack may be cdecualy
wAn3ea CT. myl1wtu.th3as
, 1860-05-03
@rcss N'Trih1tttt,


Tbs Question or 6arou aHd -HTrs-- The Pro.
posrd E'Unfkr<nf<--.z .&flc %nof9re~TAr In.
saFTtfffon In a3rsly.
, 1860-05-03

Our hustnsss connections With Europe being DIRECT
sse assuring The pub: thu. Al foreign baakinE t:sns
lions 81 se effected through our house With trnnptue1s
.e pas snd Letters Of ceM r. sums to sqIt T NV Yef1
o. the Main. Hamburg. Berlin, Bremen Lelnzs, Cologne
Hff;dt!ess f;s;aI = :. Bsie Benz nresen &C. kc Sc
e3i intercourse between the Nee. and Europe We cheer
tnly ami on terms most favorable extend particular faci
ro:ttrs Eol'ettteEs Of D1a. Ostrs Notes. Acceptaa.
e. &C.. &c payable In any Ja. Of Europe
M With t'Eonptat@s and li<E latch.
Country Hanks aud Bankers sunpled with Foreign
'!* 1t 10" sacs. Private Bentsaad Mortgages negotiated
, 1860-05-03

CEWING MACHINES.
~ 225 ass ANT3 $40.

CEWING MACHINES.
~ 225 a3h AND $40.
L. CORNELL l. cos NEW AND IMPROVED
Double Lock, Tight, Fast Ssites4.
WARRANTED to give good ea.sf.eun .i1c htshc.t
priced In market Make the stitch The 4s Ma.
chlncs are !aEc PA ncLt% urr thr urn. t1 Tat iu e
table have .hs under feed straight needle. sew fso
conm1u apools, do the aud GEest work, - h.ee
TO the Inch. RUN VERY EASY AND Al4MOs (
Eo1>HLEsS. and Neatly finished. Either Machine VII
Stitch, Hem, Fell Tuck, Gather and Embrc:ter.
;, They have taken the HIGHEST rREMluM at teve.>:
Fairs. The ~ Machine tiou ,gs ratcnt) is equal
pacy to the &toU machines IT ms back hingea shop
nnnilug rCDs with hgh s1el and rery@ It'll. Nato 10
Chicago. The 45 tTagg:lt parFh 1alett) IS larger
sruneef, ana giving crent isfaetlon. The s5D aL'
fa4uruK aud Faulty Machine Combined {TaElurt kSsrs
paient IL 4nh cocvcu for wing L+re
Beh4 Qut nC de-: a.so, IuH IL ca;abe Of dnsIR tie
hnes wIaa Mukna. Eheroft easily learned ilplu
the pTinftd objections.
hampcs Circulars and Cut rc:lf Iccclpt Of stamp
We arr sole agen's here for the iFEltSAL II Eaf-
MEk AND AGE. adjusted to all thlcknesses ci clott
CAN BE EASILY ATTACHED 20 Ai.Y SENDS
MACHINE. rrire&a.
LaRGE DlsCOrST 10 AGEsTS AND ClEkaf.
gD-AGrHTi WANTED everywhere. Cumc ard SET
Ut iS3 Lake strert, s.d+as N EUl.N ELL . ~.
Il. e. Hug a93. Chicago. Illinois 1c1e
, 1860-05-03
Chseaxo. April l1sb, 1s6o. sn,!nioHe';, ,.ssmes;


4 DMlN1STRATOR'S NOTICE.
nstfn9rt! Or The sstate OF Eiaha " Trztr isrs.sas
y cnu o1 ~ go'1sy or tae S,ste It lac. ov he con
Sou VI Ena county bas set the t.n1 Monday n Jnn.
oe1 At afefm oe said CeuEt to "a aed foT n,
~heh s h. q ,ss q ~ CHIN, s.n.. ss
nAstn1 any claims acsn.t Ed estate are recnexte n -
rent the sa1no for adjustment " p's"
SARAH ELKADETH TRACY
Dated April 1d,h, 1stp .,4x ~. + 4;s..
, 1860-05-03

f. Ge,nuM nuM Eo9E C11niy a-Cook County t1rut f,o91t
- ArnstErnx and Janres avcY1li ~ ~' @No"F
aaJe n Mess ot.+ov s.eo that in Of The
~ 1ae ~ dsy Of March. !. Z lsn l. H. T. pauo Te*er
@ On @Msste N 'Eauersy tnnx County stse aio1s.si Iii
ron ,oF ca. % rhs bidder. hs ucr 3oos ofihs
sfoqexa aa. Us N r. ctT os hcagu County Of Crof
r. het s*.erbe p.r< Of MI fa,r, IL vt: .A
e tf.st parcel Of tau sitns'.d h the civ os
sIn pa e. ncrh fetn of .te'Etn So IL: o 10 o1s
", snty nine t3s' rnnh ot urtea tf4) tat
euasd s. ~ n ,ss h11eor Is not H.
toNn Or Chicago The sad wafer iets sTr lid o,r On H.
w hs stas r. ap 'ai Kln.es .td:on NOW On ia
~ tne oes of fhs Recorder Of Deeds tt1 the Cow r. f
10 ~aca eei nal map r!at reer aet l. bet.hT
q a. much thereof le necessary to male ths
oRs 70 al Complainant upon 'st decree With 600
A@ l.t. PAINE FkEER
r.,. AasteE IN CA,ntsry, Cock CuuntY
, 1860-05-03
SAI.K.-W hereas

Aaeom AcSeiE and j hu W Frazer hive u,.ds d.
Ssn .ae @ of thret prc,asy executed y
Rayaee 70 ths order # tues rul "a the t:rpt1 oartS
~ oT 81 ssa sasaaus p lS xa !o;*rtt pr sus
hs otnsE for tss huns rtd and eahty tire delars stt
9eass sid mute. s.eu'ed ~ de.A t1ust *.
no.eA running to the untrrxn.d sui conveying
" y ot nntntef WeEty t!n htxk number ore hurrr3
Gne.xG: rth the building. ir rnssmrnts .5s,ecn
f,mi u q tonrty cfroua and Sate of
eosass q sad o1k c.ary u ta"f II ieeJs 10
n rnsruanee with thu powers aud mo
sous Or saul ett f Tsust anil OF the annrn.
s,pt ra q nc r IT, hS*r o sid as. n
ncock n the forenoon OF day. sxl nj PUBLIC auction s
CD 70 me hxae.. bidder. tho above described p1ets.s to
tksest md the e3sts or Al.e JACOtIEA pJSrfi + II"
Chicago, February n lSbo. SAWEEI ArHATI
t@eo" No. - metropolitan block: T1uk&A.
, 1860-05-03
ztgal advertisements


fUoTbES SALE. E.-Wher.o,
Cse.1s 4: 0I.es and Anna " o.bbs' ~. ~.
xs:t 8 sIla: H. ssssr':a
eease Z nm 1877 a tas p,:
II. tenor sn tet q W. aia Sts Of escsS
uoped sni O. seiet II a!d de~ Of trn,1 mi ~ men %
s ss aay te S SS1n,{ Goet ID 10
~ pfedA on paGs t3 Ac !. stated u tbs cTrtfsa-
M K*SoH.fr iaIy en5ors1 On ,hz ;. q I'd de- e
eh.aF: wadswoh sheldon t5e pavtts FAMED 1 OF e
, e; sssh. g. Or to the Iesa hder, o: os 1t x.
a .aa e r e1ssan5s aad 'ae sane m .an Wholly eus
a. soa I'd DID Of tn. ~. rsvsd
I'll r. H., ssessta 4 ,hs '.!a Gse,*e Gla tossa
@ L. s.4 N.,t tea sfsa Eso vh:s y; 1sts' - ss
~ ~ ia "a +, q N.v s
sa !eor il 8 ns = pss3. IT,
ss;:e III k:saIss *ss g. i,:s g:
ne ,e H. 2s 2, sseaaaSc hare nsle .ppcon to
ssne =. .for ?, eoave7aaoe vtvinx nd lensvtnx Us
Sow snereferr. the .,.i Max ss,r., H., h...hv
sa It'd. 7 put of po~,r II d. ~ ;hs aors
81 t-t:e !: asoa = It., ~ .; nv
~ oseSe S II he Nofa toor cours : ~ a ,bs sus 1
,hs hshs bidder oo91 a2I st's iso =
ID ssa's 81 n:. FL n1 4
az t,sx sf hs - ~ Ss, ta,y W sona Ii q s
il Tow n .1e nsrter nf sset'on ns.a fss
ov the Third Principal Meridian tossthsr LII ea
ine 49,; and 3ppustenarees thereuntn h.o.
49, Heue y anu equiy OF rtGerp ion III fhs
IN nd dssss u conveyance :. sso,-s,n sAa'
--e-1@ 9aKk SKINNER. Trustee.
TRUSTEES sALE.-Whore..
~ -. Enoea 5, 3 Stevens aad Ella eesh w. Stevens
ne's a. oa sht wsnsV.si1h dav of Januar: in ths M
OF our Lori enc thousand e:a huudy II ,ni & ssF
fate anu deliver 70 tha uodersl2oe1 John III h.t.
lsuNee Deed Of Trust at tbs prrntsss htrcn4n.rts
seenre ~ paypens u certain promrt.orT nor
O.. md a!<o q. and every lnd<lednes. or isst,1 uS
re said knoch Stevens ow>t or II 1nr linn ,h
Attsf mi t2ht be l.Ahle to nav 10 fhe W.she
Sas1n{s Ian nd Ts1st Company" By virtue al nv -
note bond. ai Of exchange. dsat accs p,anes sr.n,
men! o. gta.fse md tre 'n!s-est rem Vhch "a
ea Of Isust besIs dase the said v~nsva nj dav a.
J.ouar D 1so9, and L. recorded ii tho Keeorder. a.
nss OF Cook County. 2c. IN Book IT. at Ueada pssn
Sow therefore, default har!ng b+en made IN thu nav.nt
o. nete uret ~ I'D Deed Of Tfu,t snd
.ppE1Hon PAVING been EaAc 10 nna bv the essi bo'dM
nefeot publ notlee hereby 1tvr that uudsr snd
ana ~ SID Deed Of Trust, the psss M y
nee'a expressed shau TUESDAY, the tisht.h ~ -
A. 1sro 1t the hnnr 81 ccoes In ia fa,ennc~ y.
M - taa noEth doar q the Court I1nv,s IN ssd
NJ hikhe nd best h!td~r for sash that er,s, n, N
pteA q land mentioned saIa pt+j or Trr.s .,s SF
ok end o.!nK IN tha County Cook AMI stase A.
aau described - follows, vls;- ;-Ls tr-eStN
Ssnooi ana r. four "a. In Botk toftvtvo ftfS
section Addition 10 Chcaxo aua III tie .istts tit;
anu AadKns the:e.a. N4 ""e@ @aesf aa1s
,n,., . JoHy 4. DCHHAX. T,uss4~
---9ee -Y... -.s1* ssoV. Aol1. cfn&Td
, 1860-05-03
:jFor 33ikc'::5 3)eak.

ITO! FOR PIXIES PEAK,-The
l. subscriber offers f'r sae cheap. several Heavy.
lru1iTise Double Wagons Just calculated tor tht Pike
Peak serS:cr. Cal! at ,r unlc: uf KM COLBY shI.,
~ CasE street. !srs41:wl II. HANKs.
DIX ELS PEAK OUTFITS.
Guns, Riecs, lIfo!s: Ce1t+. Aliens IT
Sh.tJes aud sxcly satity 4 Kss,SscI: \${0
Gold scales E!as krts. end II kinds u MI. ~hS
ne1s tools Powder. Shot, Cars, nnd am-~
AluultoR generally.
Agent fir st. L.uR Shot.
Sole Agent for ua1asd's Powder.
r. ,1c
, 1860-05-03

Lot = boek % Hehool see. tnb]et9 70 1ed&nptlon fW
&1MA, 5Q1l90 feet,
L0TS ~ PERU, Ill
Lots a1d In block IT, Cha y. +. Il. Railroad hA4
LAND ii wIsJEBAG0 CO., ILL.
T49fHv u % 4 e sse ] q Tora q e. k1pEs9 @ - . ,ss:9 @
Az Of section Town Aaxa - Aasa.
s.8a - = ): 3s:1aS 3s..::..:::::1aS :.
15PrepsllfsI Barber. ot not I'D FIe,ieu.y BY Ps
vas .a!e) built u Cleveland O.. la6. Lanksh th a&1as
.tttt Measurtnent 263 tl-96 tons.
TEKMA-Ope haI cash balance IN cne aud two ysar4
with sntesest And with *AtlAfactoEy security.
8. LIND anc .. s. 3LATEH,
:e16bs3:t4 E1eeniors-
, 1860-05-03

The Emperor Napoleon has approved the
model Of gunbnat, constructed on system to
be propelled without steam, and has ordered
bouts 10 be built OIL this plan. The power in
tended to be substituted for steaua Is hot air.
1t will produce ms much rapidity, aud be far
moro economical than steam. It is calculated
that the yearly saving in the cost of fuel for the
French Navy will be about 50, ,000, ,00uf. The ex-
periments have succeeded go well that the
Refine Hortense will be fitted to receive the new
machinery. The inventor OF this power is a
French engineer employed at Lyons. Grcat
IesuIta are anticIpated from the Invention.
, 1860-05-03

PR-z-S-CEs Il. N0PF.n.9-s.e.
Cea~u Of the Grand Ducnr Of SaxeTeInss The puches
ri s.lnsw:cE and Sa1rGotAa and the free ry Of Feark-
m aoA " :pecia act e seye! States authorized
HANOEE1t, HESSlA. NASSAU. PRUSSIA, SANQNT.
WlRTENbEls{3. DLDEKHER9i. a. f.a:raw1r
, 1860-05-03
ba1k@ng a1to G1fbanyt,
HOFFMANN d GELPCKE,
zs.91s.KERS,
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