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, 1860-11-21

A MEXICAN DISTURBANCE.
It has been suggested that people who
are curious as to the manners and customs
of foreign nations, mny now have a choice
to see 6lir specimen Of Mexican revolu-
ton, without the expense and trouble Of
going abroad. If they will but take a trip
for few daya to South Carolina, and there
observe what is going on. 1t is n hard
thing 70 say Of any Americans, TINT they
are ap'ng the vices Of that degenerate Mex
lean rccc; but the cause which has reduced
the spapish blood to the consistency OF
skim-rnila1, hes been at work in South Car
o!ina for many years; and the manifesto
tions Of consequences are what We hare,
for quarter Of century, been witnessing
in Mexico. Nothing hut tue rise Of man
in South Carolina, with the talent Of Santa
Anna is wanted 10 make the resemblance
complete If this revolution goes on, he
will not be great while lacking.
, 1860-11-21

The arrest Of nine Of the alleged rescuers
Of the negro woman Eliza, who is claimed
under the Dred Scott decision, as q slave By
citizen Of Nebraska whence she escaped,
already excitcs much interest among the
members Of. the Bar in this city. The
TIMES ard Herald with indecent haste and
upon its own motion las already tried the
case, given the opinion Of tho Judge, sent
nnced the prisoners and restored the seren-
fty of the public mind. We beg our sa-
pient contemporary 10 observe TINT its
eagerness to impose fines, visit with I'M
prisonment, and settle grave questions Of
law, is not likely to be g1atified. The men
under Indictment will make u struggle in
the c ;urts, and long before their trials are
concluded, the attention Of the nation will
BE- devoted to them. That journa1wi}l find
that the guarantys o. freedom in the Ter
ritories will not be readily given up.
, 1860-11-21
Constipation or Costiveness.

No oae the maay Ills neaa Is he!s to" u 10 prsrs-
lent 10 little understood. and 10 much neglected -
Cossveness oen originating In carelcssacss, CT .ed.
entaEy habits; it II regarded slight disorder Of too
little consequence 70 excite anxiety while In reality Il
l. The precursor aad companion Of many OF ths most
fatal and dangerous deAsts and unless early o.adcs
ted 1t will bring tho sufferer to IN unt.me.y sra.s
Among the Lighter evts Of which eoss.1eaess il the
usual attendant are Headache, Cole. Rheaustisz,
Foul Breath. plos. aud otosrs Of Ike nature whlle
long train Of dgatfa1 diseases such Malignant F.
vess. Abcesses. D5tentery Dia1rhuA Dyspeps1s Apo
psx5 Ept1epss. Passl5a!a. Hyatca uypoehondztasis,
Melancholy aod 1nssnity Inst Indicate their
in the systen By t.a alarming sJmptom Not unfts-
quently tie diseascs named originate In Constipation,
but tate Independent e1tenco ua.eas the cause
essdicated Ia Al early stase. From Ill these eonsd
atioua follows hist the ttaoFcr should receive i-
mediate attention wheneveris oceuz1 and no pe.xon
thould neglect to get hox Of Cephaic Pills on tia
Rsx appearance Of the complaint their timely use
win e1pef tie iosduous approaches Of dsssss and d..
sszoy tai5 dangerous foo to human lsA
, 1860-11-21

We arc compelled to warn our Eastern
friends that they ire Iii da1gcF Of belpg im:
posed upon, aud their benevolcnce thEarted,
now In the East begging contributions. Many
Of these mcn cannot get trusted here for one
dollaf: There Is great reason to suppose that
your gifts to these men will never do the suf-
ferera In kausas any good. Gire nothing to
any nan who docs not CONC well and clearly
youehed for. Many Of our people will suffer
during the winter, we fear; but there is no
use In throwing awny money on self -eonstitut-
ed beggars, who bari no responsibility Of their
own, and no character, either here or else.
whcre.-Lanrrnoe Repxbtean,
, 1860-11-21

A*AA+"~
The prcsc2: difficulty with the Illinois
Banks difficulty long loreseen but i'm
perfectly provided a:ainst-reminds the
members elect of the Legislature, Of duty
that they must not disregard. Their first
action must be directed to thorough over.
hauling Of the banking system, and to the
framing Of measures which shall, while
preserving to tic people the advantages CT
limited amount Of secured paper currcn~
q, guard them more edectually agains, the
Losses like those TINT they arc now called
upon TO :sustatn. In any event, the. recep:
ton Of all ssrls Of bonds by tho Auditor as
security for future hank issues, must be cf.
fectua]ly: prevented: sud means must be
adopted to weed ont the doubtful securities
now il flis hands, and replace them BY
bonds about which there Tan be no question.
Our own inclinations point to Illinois
bonds alone as the busis Of ulihois hanks; ):
and with The Inv amended 80 ~ to bottom
or currency on them md no others, here
after every motive Of selfmtcrest and State
pride which can be brought 10 bear upon
the people would be constantly In play to
keep both bonds md notes ut par. 1tmay
be'pos.iblc, inaetnach as the amount of31l-
lnois bonds, is constantly decreasing under
the payments Of the proceeds Of the Two
Mills Tax, that The business wants Of the
public will demand The reception Of United
, 1860-11-21
Proclamation Of Gov. pettux, Of Hiss.
The following is tho. Proclamation Issued by

The following is the Proclamation Issued By
Gov. Pettus, Of Mississippi, calling an extra
session OF the Legislature Of that 6tate:
WHEREAS, The people oftlc no1l-s1archold-
ing States have, In various forms, declared pur-
1,oacs hostile to the institutions Of the slayc-
holding Statcs,' and the State Governments Of
nearly all the Northern States have cyinccd 4
settled purpose to 'eeada tnelr constitutional
obligations, and disregard their oaths in carry
ing On this war OIL the rights and institutions
Of the Southern States =
AM, ..shereas, the recent election Of Messrs.
LINCOLN and Iiarnan..::: demonstrates that those
who neither reverence the Constitution, obey
the 1aws, or regard their oaths, hare now the
power to elect TO The highest offices In this
Confederacy men who :syIn1mthise with them
In all their mad zeal to destroy the peace, pro-
pcrty and prosperity Of the Southern section,
and who will use the powers Of the Federal
Government to defeat MI the purposes for
which It was formed; and whereas, the dear
est rights of thc people depend for protection,
oaths Of those who administer the Govern
ment-
Now, therefore, that the State of Mississippi
may be enabled to take into consideration fhr
propricty nnd necessity Of prt viding su1er aud
better safeguards for the live, ,.verl,es uuu
or are TO bc hoped for, in Black Republican
paths:
]. John ]. Pcttus, Governor Of the State Of
Mississippi. exercising the powers in me vest
cd by the Constitution, do Hereby convene the
Legislature Of this State, md DO appoint Mon
day, tho 2Gth day Of November, instant, for the
meeting Of both Houses Of the Legislature, at
the Capitol in Jackson, the seat Of Govern
ment of'tllls State.
49,, In testimony whereof, hare here
L. E. unto set my hand, and caused the
.-' Great Seal Of State to be affixed, at the
city Of Jackson, the Eth day Of November, A.
p: 1860. and Of the sovereignty Of the State Of
Mississippi the Ety-iburth.
J. JouH j. PE11Cs.
c. l. BEoronER, Scc'y Of State,
, 1860-11-21
4 Nusatan Droschky and English
FLOODED Mare,

We hare frequently noticed in the streets a
rather odd but elegant turnout, which, on In
quiy, NC find to he regular Russian Drosch.
Ky, constructed in this city under the direction
has been spending some time here. The Count
is the fortunate owner Of the renowned thor.
ougl.brc imported marc Rosie, - which vas
awarded the first premium at the National
Ho.se Exhibition ut sprinf!e!d, .Ittss.., and 'Wo
sa- hes yesterday uefofe the DEoschE. t. tec.
ular Russian harness ,witl: one ol two raFia-
tione; THIS marc Is most beautiful beast, out
brated racer who won tho Epson, Derby and
DoncSster 1t. Ledger all in one year. she re-
scmhles linn very much in appearance, being
between bay and brown, with beautifully
formed head. cleas and bright eyes, clean limbs,
&C.. The Count WAS offered T., 900 for her at
Springfield, but refused it, as we'll he might,
lof her colts must each be worth in the ytclni-
II Of that tlsurc.-Rpchestr Onion.
, 1860-11-21
Going to Hear Beechers4 EIeetTor
Difficulties.

4 New York correspondent Of the Boston
1rare'tr writes:
I had queer experience on Sunday eycnipg:
ilyou hare time, read it. had often heard 0f
Henry Ward Beecher and his political use of
the pulpit, hut it had never been my fortune
70 hear him, on any great occasion. Old Abe.
you may remember, was elected President last
iuesday, and thought the reverend gentle
man would be very apt to ycntilate lis 1ubila-
tsons thercon-and I determined to 20 and
hear him. His services commence at halcpast
sercn in the evening, and the church is always
crowded BY halfpast six; SO taking o bite 1T
hTe, anu putting smoked herring and crack
er IN my pocket, walked from my hotel to
'he . Enlton ferry, determined to profit BY mg
:=srly attendance and get good seat. On the
ferry boat found about ilye hundred other
people who had determined upon the same
course Of action, aud who scowled seltlshly at
me as entered the cabin. However, I said
nothing to nobody" resolving that when the
boat touched tho Brooklyn shore would take
s snort .,, cut to tue church and PLAY smart on
ny fcuow-seekers Of rclIgio-political truth.
The boat touched, jumped, SO did all the
rest ran, so did tAey-1 cut across the cor
ners, they did the same-we all rushed ltcketr
cut up Hicks street, reaching the outer Dor.
tal Of Plymouth church, breath1ess, heated,
tired and worn, and when VIC had reached that
Interesting locality-we found pushing, striy-
inc, restless mass Of comprising
certainly SIX hundred men, women md child
rei-an eager to get inside Of the church
house, which was already ranmed, damned
a ID packed As full rs full could be. However.
- reporter, vas able to get in, and side bF
side with httcen little boys and . blind man, I
platform aud-waited m hour and quarter
Then the long-1ooked-for came, the rus was
s1cn tnlncd up-a rousing hymn vas then
sung BY the three thousand people with will
, 1860-11-21
THE BOONE COUNTY BANK FRAUD.
Forgery OF rhe EnxFAverss Afadayft-A
Letter from thD EnExRV0r.

-. =. NEW 3oaE, Nov. Il, 1860.
Aaasoss ~ caaeaao 1soana; -: -,
44e rug ns'of5 ol .ne boone comfy 4no:'
oAaA 4saua - o11en9 1nis: racefea WILL
'en oroes. nov. i7tn' 1863 from !. !. AeSses.
W ~ o"eee asnt' 10 ens1@fe s'es4
p'9s.s - = = = anu . . ~, ~ ooone County
AuA Ie'non' LUZ" ano also fsee''sa o'".s. -.
~ ~ s ao4 tnrsane a aes' loI'tuet ,s. "4ta
epoone3' .scslocu', aau - met''' 80 W.
SAs. y. .us s49 1A, ~ ~ < 1noo 80 49,
ps o1 p.les :, - - ~ ~, - T+a o'S '.ss 20 "ao
,o1 t4"ses =, " ~ ".o .oo Ao's,'
=" ~ "e'e os"aeo " - reNs r, y. wv e"e",
~. ,,~u. - =
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~ "sa "s -~.m1..,. ~ ..s,as s1"A, .,'
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~ -noo ,r,r,..s,o,s ~ .,a 49, ~ . m -
~ ,t,,.-: Th,s ~ aa,,.,e.,,, ~ ~
or ,hc Cashier and president ~ ,,,e por,r- thc
latter being thcn nrrscrt
The n1atcx wcre s-,,ed mn md ,,1,cod II, m.
,thor nv ~ ~. ro-nsr ~ 49, ~n,,saa
rr,,h nv a.-n ba,aw11 . noo.o T,o,n...
p.nt-sro ta..os,,.1. .a...s ~ ~
~ tha r,.h.. -...., .r - ~.
pa.s. FAo "Ae A4.A 49, 49, ~ ~
nr;n.oa ~ ~ 49, ~ 49, r s9 ~
49, $500. s s,." W. ~. -
rcccired ~ @0' - N''1'' $'''1 "''~
,,,o wn,.. =. :, .--p. NJ, .un.n.
T., ..r,.-.I..3 y: =, -.
~ 80 49, .o,.-:::<. -, D1s AA4~ D..40 =!
, 1860-11-21

TvKr7T MILLIONS OF DozLA1a sAvxn-Mr s;ald1ns
has sold two millions bottles Of hts celebrated Pre
pared Glue aud Il Il Estimated e3ch bot.s savos \;
least ten dolars worth Of broken furniture thus ak
lag IN aggregate Of twenty millions Of dol.&rs ~.
claimed from tosaf loss by this valuable Invention
Having made h!s Glue household word ho now pro-
poses to do the world still, greater service by curing all
tho aehtsg heas With Ills Cephslic P1s aad they ass
II good Is his Glue. Headaches VIII soon yanish away
Ike Rnow in July.
, 1860-11-21
~ y. .;sa+:T1sa4. =
esk&;sEellSaD Gtta!U,'.@t@


TENNESSEE HOfDn .A1sAN0A
:. :: The Nashville lTenn.) Banner say that
fouir.flt]s Of the people Of Tennessee are
in fayor Of acquissclns, in the election Of
Abraham Lincoln. Tint journal. calls
urton the moderate and conservative men
Of lhat Siate, TO cone forward and bytheir
firm expression aud an unequiyoca1 decla-
ration Of their win, put an end to the ef:
forts Of the distu1bers cf the peace, to
plunge Tennessee into secession. Tenncs~
A~s- ~: Ata -
, 1860-11-21
'ard1y Realized.

III Id n !: .bls 'ezdaehs this hatsasnoon, hand 7
stepped Int lao hapothecastas hand aays hi to The a
Can Jon h<%sc re Of m 'e1dscho7" "poe& Il hsoho
afd. saTs .. aozeeediugiy." aays ht, haad upon
that q EsTa me cspha1c PHI hand 'pon me 'oaor It
cured me 70 quick taas 'ardly rssllzsd I'd ID IN
'<adsthe.
, 1860-11-21

- sTRAUDS-PRAUD -
The State Register md the Chicago 7imes
ana Herald have ,een screaming ever since
the election about Frauds-Frauds,-
Frauds! Probably screaming does them
good; and, if SO, they have our permission
to scream on for shenext four years as lus-
tily as now. "B1ow. till thou crack thy
checks But let them leayc their farrago
Of suspicious and conjecturos few mo:
ments and give their attention to the fol-
lowing facts which transpired in the coun-
tyof Edgar. =. ::
On election day tile precincts Of Symms
Kansas and Embarras were invaded by
squads Of p-o-slaycry voters from Cunber-
land end Emngham Counties. At Symms
precinct they voted under the names OF
George Washington, Thomas jefferson,
Francis Aarion, etc. and these names are
now on the poll book Of the precinct. The
voting IVES done exactly on the plan Of Ok
lord frauds in Kansas, where the 0incin-
matt Directory furnished the names Of the
electors. The honest vote Of the pre-
cinct (a29 was svelled to 81 by the vii
1ainy. Minors voted" who lived in other
townships. The judges Of election were
all Democrats, and the mob gavc notice
that no challenging Of voters would be al-
lowed A Republican voter who ventured
TO set the mob edict at defiance, by chal.
lenging some Of the culprits, was knocked
down and badly hammered. Tic names Of
,tyly Democrats living in Cumberland Coun-
ty, many Of them married men with iami-
lies, are found on the poll books Of the
zhrco precincts above mentioned How
many more itinerant electors strayed into
Edgar County inthe same way, and on the
same errand, is not known, but probably
large number. The vote Of the county
was increased from 1857 to 3.737.
So much for this item. A word now On
the subject Of the increased aggregate vote
oftie state. The Chicago 7fmes and Herald
is, we believe, the only paper in Illinois
which finds anything TO growl over in the
aggregate vote. That sheet has gone quite
.1af1. it cannot see that any set Of conclr-
sions draw1 f1om the fact that the total
vote is $4,000 ;arger this year than it was
two years ago, operntcs as badly for Dem
ocrats as for Republicans. Forthe Repub-
ucan increase has' been only about 5000
largcr than the Democratic. nthc Doug
1asitcs quarrel with us for: casting 1900
more votes this year than we did two years
ago, we ask them what business fAey have
to cast $4,000 more than they did two years
ago. Before any arguments arc prcdicated
ON the former, We suggest that all mysteries
he cleared up concerning the latter.
Fortunately We shall soon have IN OPP
pbrtun1ty Of testing tho belief Of the De-
mocrcy in the =" Republican frauds" about
which they arc c'amorins SO vociferously.
Ifthey, rotc readily and cheerfully for
Registry Law at the next session. Of the
Legislature, it will be a fair inference that
they believe what they soy. Ifthey do not,
it will be evidence patent to everybody
that tlcy do Rot SO believe, and that honest
voting is thing which they ase not vii
ling to tolefnte.
, 1860-11-21

The Milwaukee Kacs says: " It Is feared that
Judge Lar1abee Is injured much more serious
. II tlan was at tlrst supposed. His spine is In
somo way affected. and his recovery will ba
slow and tedious The Judge, We believe,
was injured In a personal atflay.
, 1860-11-21
Another Republican Trtumpl--Prosc.
: cutting Attorney In tho 1st Circuit.

Nc are happy to announce That the Republi-
cans OF the First Circuit, composed Of the
Morgan, hayc achieved signal triumph, in
spite Of tie odds against them, By electiug
James LIZ, Esq, Of Ca1rolton, Prosecuting
Attorney for that circuit His opponents were
Bob Hui Of Jacksonville, aud Jim English Of
Car7ollton, both Democrats, who supposed the
Republicans were "widc awake and acamc
the McDanIer' over them very handsomely.
Mr.. Lees majority is 400, and still greater over
Hull hi. Lee will mike an excellent States
Attorney, and we arn glad he has 50 handsome
II whipped out the clique cendidates.-State
Journal,
, 1860-11-21

Lincoln over bonglaa, so.186; over ~, a 10.
The so towns yet to be heard from gave ,084
Republican minority At the Beptembar election.
, 1860-11-21

"Did Jon sysr have tae Sick HeAdaehs7 Do yeu
remember The tnrohoin~ teple the fsrersd brow tbs
oathsnx and d1xus: It the sight Of food. How totally
unit 5ou were for pleasure, convcssatIon or study
One ofthe Cephalle Pulls would have relieved yon fo
al tho suffering which you than experienced. For
Tits md other porpoaes you should alwsys hsye boz
sfthem On hand 70 uss u o<caslon rsqu1rrA
, 1860-11-21

Gaur DucovEx1-Amons tbs uost important Of al1
a great medical discoveries Of tha sgs may hs con.
sdered the system Of vaccination for protection oa
Small Po1, the CephAlc Pill for relief Of and
the ofQuinine for the prevention OF Ferers etase
ofwhieh Is sure Rpecihc whose benefits vill be n.
peeaeed b. suffering humanity long after tsstr d.
eoyerers Rra forgotten.
, 1860-11-21
CURTAIN GOODS.

french BEocstel!e, Satin DeLaInea French Printed
1AsunYs Rspa Closla. Damask and sforerns E,Etros
nro!deTed Mnslta CnFtalns and By ths ynr Corricea
y roo1 oEaa. o. gilt; Gilt Curtain Eands md l!n4
Gsasrs tssAels. LoopN Draecsy CoEus Gimp Eansa
Gaftaln M GlHpe, snf Bonltt4ng. Cnrtain Hnia:a and
Al, a. e1s 2. lEmm1gs necessary for Curt.ins Win.
shaas1 White nnn. Gre IN and Kue Shade UolaIIsin Ia
t - M1qtns: tosetAer with Brsys Patent spring Fix
tafes Bs!anee Fixtures. rnIna1n'A Ghumbcr;irs and
5afeat Fixtures lendulIm Fixtures t7as. an.t
GsoE Ezt l.oisE RacklEIe5s and EzAsseis nlass
, 1860-11-21

FACT xoE1u KSoxrss.-spaldtngs cephais rf.ls ars
certain fer Sick Hsataehs, Bilious usadsehe
Esrvous uesi1eaa Eoss!yensss md General Debility
, 1860-11-21
MATTINcs AND RUGS.

Gos1a Aastin3s for oncea, chusches vest1bulea. tc
sew Mating. both white and checked one onc-snt
- ana one :ana. .ahAf yards vide; Noaaic Vel
gras sseistoD Adelaide and sheep skin Nats Of ths
, 1860-11-21
l Philads1phfauT Threatsnsd with Tai
md Feathers.


We yesterday had an interview With gen.
Eoman returned on the same morning from
Georgia His adventures for the last faw days
hare been rather exciting than pleasnrah1e.
For the sake Of handle, We call him MI. c..
Mr.. G. was engaged n salesman by husi-
ness nun in the interior Of Georgia, aud Is well
known In this city-his place Of uativity-a2 D
It appears, different opinion WA formed Of
hin BY some Of the easails Of the town In
which he resided.
Lost week committee Of five roughs called
at the store In which he was engaged. 6cowl-
Ing upon him, they impaired the information
that his presence in the town could no longer
ba permitted, and that in the event Of his re-
mataing they would not be responsible for hIs
early deceaae.
III. q. was yezy much surprised. "Why,"
said be. " T am as much In favor Of Southern
rights as you nre voted for Douglas and
'1! eIs5ted my personal influence to secure hia
"That makes no difference" WIS the curt
reply. "You are u Philadelphian, and you
must leave Forty-eigbt hours hence, ii you
are still here, you'll receive coat Of tar and
feathers"
"But," demonstrated Mr. G., 9smy principal
Is absent. can't desert him In this way: I
will not 60 till be returns, and the man who
lays finger on ME shall rue Il"
The committee took their departure. and
Mr. G. armed himself : A friend aroused him
during the night, and informed him that
crowd OF rufilans were on their way to assault
him. Ho Immediately left, and nade his way
to Savannah VIII 1t be credited that the rui-
fans, angercd At his escape, telcgraphed to Sa-
Zionist? Such is the fact, and on his arrival at
Savannah it required all his ingenuity 10
make his way to tho steamer without receiving
violence. -.
, 1860-11-21
GREAT CARPET HALL
u0lliStGr g. Wilkins.
ls5 fs7 ..- Lake Street -. 1855 l. i31
EHP2TAH91
Tho Best Goods at Low Prices.


Have on hand snd offer for a&le Of their own Imports
on aud OF tho best domestic Manufacture the isrxoae
11d best assortment IN tho SortAwest Of Medallion
lnk!3tn Extra Fine 1nKEain, Co<loa aad Wool 1nxrzns
WOOL 0oseh Beoteh Hemps Felt Venetian. TspestTy
E5sstsst vaetJ price, and patterns: comprising ths
opened 10 Chicago and which tsy o1sr ii tbs inws.t
, 1860-11-21

Lincoln ...,.....,. 2293 Douglas. .....,,. s.s74
Bcl, BFeckinridge.. IDS
The sote Of the city Of Baltimore, which vas
yociferously claimed by Douglass friends N
being overwhelmingly for him, is Is follows !:
Lincoln -.....-....:1.fs7 Douplas 1.to3
Bcll.-............1a,6e COS BrccHnndge. .14,069
, 1860-11-21

9f theao va Offer targa and un,4yalled asscrttaent
eas quatty style Or price. Of Enslis md
s9a1 yafds md :Mo yards xlde; prices om tire
III 10 " ahilngs per yard Also Heavy ahaet
ZEE *lcs = Prcsa oa tour to ten shilling per yard
~ Cloths Ia patterns aud by tls razd.
, 1860-11-21

Gen. John l. Dir, tha New York Post
master, Is not: supposed to be IN immaculate
politician, but he:certalnly has shown good
sense md lind feeling Il he has rofnsed, - ia
reported, to permit his clerks to be assessed
for party purposes.
, 1860-11-21

Our thanks arc due to tho various county
clerks In this and adjoining States, Republi.
cans and Democrats alike, for their prompt
ness and politeness in:forwarding 10 us the Of:
fictal returns Of the late election. The county
clerks in Illinois, without m exception, 10.
euppoec at the earliest :no8sible dsx..
, 1860-11-21

NWA4aes
Tie 4sgasta 5ournal has returns from 41s
towns and plantations in Mime, which foot up
ns fu31nHh. - -. -
, 1860-11-21
FURNISHING GOODS,

taoie Linens Ia patterns and by the yard Linen Nap
snnee1nss sd Or ~ Width. Linen .pd Cotton Pillow
dered printed and endorsed; Furniture Chtntz: oee
gsiher will large assortment Of Fstuse4 Picture
, 1860-11-21

OOLONGS,
ENGLISH BREAKFAST.
OLD HTSOS,
IMPERIAL,
YOUNG uYSON.
From S0o- poT pound TO 81.
DON'T FAIL TO TRE My
II E a 81.
eslttiy3dp Scxt suo Shsf1nsn Tnrs.
, 1860-11-21
PEAlOVAL.-Furst d Bradley,

Plow, Wasun and Carriage Manufacturer
Sales Rooms No. 20 West Laks street. Fscto y Aea
% And u North Js1essou. between Lake and Fulton
street, All Kinds o< Wagon Ttuo4f Piow Handse
&nd Plow 1&a<12 fcf sale. f9e5 t8s1