davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1860-04-20
THE GREATEST WONDER OF
TEE NIYETxENTH CLNTURT.
Prof. Weeds Hair Restorative.

y.tae st. Louis, No.. pe:soent; s.av - paa!I,ta
ieses 70 d. Wosd. q .a.s et'y t:oa xsntemaa u
t. zs e, Ha tes: 9s5 .: 6s,s E, ses ~as
,ccan: fro1a .ssa1ls s9n1se. 1900 1s xosx1' ~
:ary l.o.l .se psess3 I'm ~ ,.~s
.,fr.,ioa eas ~ mouths a!nee th- U.tly bsasad
lscta of Your ha.r restorative was t uaks ~
s.ss Sgse ss1 es
tta:ser sasne sarea months ssncs Procured botis
e 81 s.s sss ai@ i .sss :ese s.s ,sHsa r
fh.ve psncoTei Aooshfs bstfe Of whleh h2vs d
s. so,z Sy 10 ss T1sd ss;h "a, =: Z
t.: sos I'd 1ios ssa 64s tt.a sr or e t.es
l. day.o 1sa;, b. ased !. 1iih H. @ sas eet
II .eovf aotss e::a - :, ~ g. IT: va!aae.
~ aEee,os; VII ses aave oecls.on % eontr.aet -
ssSatnt. IN ezsa e ~ ~ I'D :e.deat bsts
a. A Ray 3ea %
.:s Ssse:ss re- ssss; = ss:a,s 's !: 81
Eoogs nA1s sfST9a%T?SE. ... 1870.
FtsIz%s r e ~ = 9JHssS6s JHtsS u
- s:s3 5s:s !sat*; !. & s r.
-. -;1L o.:,rr.! WI, DYEIs
''S~A' pzookHz1e, Jaa. t., iasA
aa R@sto1a:,Ye Kt7ea "a ;.ta4as- ~ tha1 rs eas4
Ed seea exce4est: "a iem7inx daadr snd
sSs ozs s;sE 4; E ID s - ssa s1is &c
"a a.: y: s 1s Is &: s:ss
{;s*: S$s6 g,sz;;, z.;;,:t sss:S &; {;
hner:sd I'D Fssey 6oots 3sais9s. 10
, 1860-04-20

Il Amons tue itIegitimate births iu stassa:
chusetts in 1855, there was ono case worthy Of
especial notice, in consequence Of the extreme
yo,,1h Of the mother. Elizabeth D. WAS born Of
native parents in tho almshouse at Taunton,
May j, 1S47, md ct the same place she became
.he nao.hcr Of healthy boy on the first dsy Of
February, 1858, being only ten years, eight
months and seven days old. This appears to be
rare casc in this climate, but it is well atestea
by the physician Of the almshouse 1t Taunton,
who otliciated personally, both at the birth Of
the young mother and that Of the child. This
boy weighed eight pounds at its birth, md ut
the agc Of eighteen months weig thirty -seven
and half poundf, and WAS in the enjoyment Of
robust health,
, 1860-04-20

The quantity of lcs consumed in the cities o.
New York and brooklyn amounts to the euor.
NOUS aggregate Of 5000 toms yearly. To in
sure this supply requires the gross bulk ofnear
y sess9 teas a: 10 transportation a9a aet,v
mass, nearly 3G0, QUO men are employed during
the greater part Of the winter Months to cut and
store ice. The principal lake is Rockland, and
is owned by the knickerbocker Ice Company
In the summer 800 or 500 n1en are kept con.
stant;y engaged, by the different Companies, il
bringing the ice from the various storehouses
and tearing it at the residences Or places e., @
branch Of trade eises daily employment to 5:
burgess, each holding 500 to 400 tous Of ice, 30{
70 900 wagons, and, Of couEse, as u1any horses
, 1860-04-20

B- Mr. 4. L. c. Po1tman, the Dutch inter,
prefer wbo accompanied the expedition Of Com
ing in Brooklyn; will toon proceed to Washing
ton to rwait the arrival Of The japanese Ezabas.
ssdora. with whom he viii reniain during their
stay. Mr. Portman will meet one old Japaneae
friend. the interpreter Merry staa, who has fas
u,sny years BEEN the cbief medium Of all Cor
efnrnent communication with outside nations,
snd who now accompanies the first foreign EN-
basay.
, 1860-04-20

4 FooI1su FArAL1rr.-1n Wilmington, North
Ccnatsay, yonng mechanic, who bud just pur-
chased !. dirk, willie jestins with > companion,
pla5fully struck his own breast with the knife.
c:yipg, "L.y on AaedufT::' His friend told
him t1a: he had stabbed hiusell, lie stated
that he had not, but upon looking ut his breast.
perceived the blood, wien be uttered "Good
a.1ncst immediately. II is supposed that when
he struck himself with The dagger, he intended
to do 50 with the handle, as he had often done
before, repeating dramatic quotations, and
.'s,itiug the action to tie word."
, 1860-04-20

TIE LARGEST PRINTING Pass IN TIE WoRLp.
at the printing house Of the Appletons, in
New York. is a press made expressly for
WebsscE's Spelling Kook, which prints both
KIND IN existence, SO Webster's "Spel'er" is
,he only book requiring press SO rapid. and Oh
which i single book is being printed without
interruption from January TO December. The
sale Of Webster's "Speller" amounts to more
than one million per annusn, and more have
been sold than there nre people iu The United
States. Such book is maaifcstly the growth
Of many years; and, plauted in onr schools
it hears abnndantls the iruits Of progress and
civilization. Tori Albion.
, 1860-04-20

Ti1. MARRx1Sa WoMAS MATED AaA1S.-A
couple Of years age, ne noticed the death Of tho
fourth or fifth husband Of q German miliiner
woman residing in the Third District. In due
time, after that, we mentioned the lady's mar
nov to state that the lady is again married /;
this husband, Us some say, being her sarenth,
:nl NJ others maintain, her eighth. The singu-
lsr fatality among the husbands, and the singu~
lar luck and bad luck Of the wou,an in being
rifle and widow every other year, naturally Ut
tract much attention IN the lower end Of the
city. The case is without 4 parallel, 50 far a.
VIC know. The thing Is especially wonderful to
the ladies, who sag that the woman has nothing
to recommend her personally, beyond fine sci
Of teeth.-T. q. Crescent.
, 1860-04-20

A gentleman IN this city, who takes IN oc'
casional drive with bis family, always goes pro-
yided with the powder and ball to Ehoot his
horse in the erent Of runaway. This is a
singular, but certainly a very wise prccaution.
lie got sheidea from gentleman residing a few
miles out Of New York, who, driving houe oae
night last summer, with his wife and two
children il the carriage, was placea in imtui-
had taken fright ut lantern on the roadside,
IN attempting to hold the af1righled animal the
lines broke, and the horse dashed OF at brake.
neck speed. Fortunately the gentleman be-
thought himself of a revolver in his side pocket,
and drawingit it shot the horse through the head
The animal staggered aud fell. The occupants
Of the carriage we're thrown out, but escap ed
without serious injury. Courier.
, 1860-04-20

4 DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE
Ths untess'gna4 having ht.n falv soootuiel Ad.
fIassafHT q fas fs:a:e Of E.hs ". tax dsesased
= 1os o. sa1 ce12tE t4s .ssth+ IN: Moaiay II iae
.s1u q MI ~ UT Zen TO s- he'd Euf III. tlo-
T,a:h ass sh< roa1s HOME ID C..csso. III pfsoo.
sent tee aanI fos adustueut ''''s''e' W NV
SARAH ELIZABETH TRACY.
r,%., .,.., ,... AIc3ia!3SesdY
, 1860-04-20
Legal Embellishments,

'kuSIEES SALE.-WAcreas.
EGneh F. Sts7e7. ..t Ell. 18th u, S..,,r, H.. .~,e.
or &nr eisy .! ELo. Gr1:y nf 81. .rn a. - - III
cots ul. on thetHeutv. txth l.; Jansa,~ ~ AM
or ous LGFi NJ tELaSanl st4I Laptf .r }et*
ecu'e 1rd ls.7c: 70 III undts::e! John II ;nrhas G.
Trustee. lvs'a {" Trust 1t tnv pss.ntes r.
s<HL*t. ~ So lre "a INT nj iu ron.trv no,.
made ny The sal Enoch H. Stevca> nj tIa Inter- th
O., a1a 40 ~ ani c:e5 i"ae.,ct1e.. al.ty hieh
fhe said Enoth stevens oweh \: a1v fi
attet Easss "xe ur bc uale to S4y lbs Ne1rh.ss:
Savings Ian aud TtJt Cotufa1 by v!ttus Of ahv fsn
nCtt bord, bill u exchaac. draft, 4 p4uee enins1
meat or otAsrxtte. and interest tl-fcp which sa
pset of Trust be;Es tase t said 6a1 ~
JANUARY \. D. }d3 ami 10 :ee2rith In tho eeo1.za a.
dee ef Cook County, finct In took T.. or Dcets Fass
To-. -
Now Therefore. efaus hav.r been made n the p7rueot
Of pnussory nata. scurrd ~ said De=d of Ir.t and
Application havlE. heeu uHe T. av thu legal hodeF
thereof p-a n1fct # hereby E.rra TIA! anda- md b
passaApte q u: pWer sad authority g17utel to in
ahd BY SAIL Deed o TToas, &s t The Gtes aud purposes
!9efs s3pr4s*a. lnA. Tle,Gay. The slxht DIR Of
T. y 1870 At the hour II ten O'Clock In tho forenoon
s - a Hay 1t the north door o; The Court House. In aaM
~? u pfar Tor sale Ind ,e at PUBLIC auc:un to
and eess bed. for .h that esrata piece Or
~ afo nentoact In sid 0-S az rrust atustv r.
EnnEn ~, ~ he c"uasy n took, aod Stafe Of inao6
49, ana EseEb'1 Il i3l;ows til Wit ;-Lo&s twenty.
s,ori ~ II ec:y focr {2i. IN Hocs .oytstwp I.
9eeon leIon TO CM.ez 20 aud ali the r{sbts ti|a
SsEsas saa eH1,ty Of settarua Of The x,!u Enoth IA
an1 a.&sns tes.rIn. A'' "0'+ .3s11 0s's"
" JOHN H. fH-%r>v Tr..%An.
, 1860-04-20
- r. f..
Park's prickly Plastere.

1ner 1mfT- ri &sr7$9th G<y 1nsihiiue Pusn.
oese aenent4l 1as:es1 yield readily to the Hopn Of
sp'uS abF arb Fe.s1aoa and thrrw CT Ill the ocusyc
,coaGrlated Impurities OF thc syse,o.-
FAh 6'S should he u:ed .or nj phro,lc I,ains
sA1zs roRCs Fatn.nees, Dsspepe, Colds; Consurpp-
~ iCklf tim. Rheumatism, Female Weakness. &c
FL AeTEs, They lain their active properties WHEN
Art sold hy oIae1 Paae3r arc uec,cx- and ,sr,. IN
Att uEut1a piled rAM cAzso1 1xtay. Every fanIlv
f'omlto should h.ve then. One e!.e elcth tttre
MES. .lzes on leather. Sample eent hs nail On
1eee:rs oi twenty .fvs cena4. BARNES
ARE, 10 snd Is Park Eou, <;ew York So,d yrhole-
and Refill, BY JOIN o, PARK, III Lake street ead
pracallv +a,c,c,n5s--.
, 1860-04-20

Discovery Of a Valuable Literary Col
lection.


Since our announcement, says the London
.At1eaaam, Of the discovery at Eden Lodge, nc
hare had further opportunities Of seeing the
letters They are Of very great interest. Among
the confidential correspondents. not numed in
our brief note Of las. week, ne dnd the names
Of Archbishop Moore, Lord Shelbourne, Dr..
lriest1ey, Gibbon. Lord Aalmehbury, Hugh FL
hot. minister Of England a. the Court Of Fred
erick the Great, Jack Lee, Lord Grey, Lard Ell
don, Buke Of Ycrk. Many new bon znots Of
Ssl~yn are found in the papers, Ar. Elliot:'s
letters from Berlin are most curious aud impos-
taut for the story Of the Court and Times Of
Frederick the Great. Dir. Carlyle should sec
them. There is q work in six manuscript ycI-
umcs. written by 3lr. Eden, called Notes cn
the Frcnch Revolution )" also numerous letters
from Paris during the reign OF terror. Mr..
Eden was intimate with Maria Antoinette. The
details about the struggle Of 17s., between Pitt,
Fox, North and She}bourne, are extremely Gu
rious. Wedburn's letters are excessively cleyer.
Respecting the American War, we hare the
secret correspondence Of Lord Suifolk's otlice,
including Intercepted letters Of Frederick the
Great, Franklin, Silas Dean and many others.
These letters are full Of interesting details,
They contain in fact, something about every
body who Was ANYBODY.
, 1860-04-20

NJ ASTER'S SAI:E.-State Of ILL.,
~ nol-. Cook cau:y. Surct1os Z: LIT Ct Chicago.
William Guide ys f'nte1.e nahtnsy. jeh? y. 1ahcnsv.
amt tIa11esJ. n1i!.--Kett!euf + Atcl.4n - Lsn-
!uac a.'i<e !. heshy xsea''as, n p4ra.aee Of 4<.
se7ealh day of sprL a. D. 1sa la scns MaAtas ia
theety of III cat. wi! on T. ~.*t t. ,tay q Asy
tht sAy ssl ii put1!c auett ~ iae highest bser. or
cash. Ut Tie Sort dof of tho .ous lousr In s Ctrniv
nY C11k, III: toloNu, descbsi rrrGis togetter with
thc :ui tteete.i IT, uatcl In tie i:S Of
cbutv q Cock aud stat. VI llnuls Ia |It Los nu1,.
ts IN e. ]. lu'ss uf h.tk tts,wo t6a,. ,n
tH:ai Trustees snntRt+un ts scctn th!t tlrte 1881.
ownt!r ioty t+o} Moth of Tasse fourteen {&f. E.s& Vt
thru principal tne-7lan, IRA SCttr,
MA>scr IN Ch ,ncssy Of supeI'o: Cent u Ch.caao
IhiEaSn. irS ltlh. ~, nIaEe
, 1860-04-20
GTATE OF ILLINOIS, County OF

STATE OF ILLINOIS, County OF
~ conk. Ss-Supertos Coat Of ch!c.so, J.te issu.
1sdo-fhelns y. i:te* Essaler :. Wasnr!. Arceelaas
W4snss Th3n1as t'hai:,t1s aud Das:d H. fraser "
S.n9Mei 6 Rsness neaTy Ae:.;es and p-xtTK sexns--
tsuon Aeehanica Lien. a.t7vt of tie noa nsidenee
hA1as s*.a s:sa IL hs OF o. tho Ce,k q d soptriof
Gcq, dr Chrs1o uoSt shere5y :trcs.o III .aiI samuel
Court. % TIE slhlsy ef ns:olvr anita,t a0as
tnetenoon a's;t't out q st Conf :cnst s. deen1ant
'sT !equ;.r NoT, mix yoa :se ~. >s:a II O. hui.
Coutt OF ceso o. CacS Coray "a ta ar-t ~ of tas
te: IT, .atseos 70 X hidden a Gt:exc a ,as coun,y
= the sat4 pc: Iouer petition. Il, sase an ae.s vi
things therein char at stated Ill b.
aat decree catered c.t }oa aeeors ha prayer Vt
saiI petition. ". KlNEALt Cltsk.
FAaw1t:- sxrrH I THok-s. Coarr.s sorr..
, 1860-04-20

A1tu7e er1n'a, IN eTery Instance What wss promised
when Sasanroauced il cures will tlr same uniform
certainty tat aorninE ds1es hight I'll the varieties Of
'eVerc cold TT harrass: cough aud rtlieves Influenza
heasnts., and tickling .: tie ],at. md tyuat, rr,e
- ctnta.
Sold hy JOHN D. FAHK. III Lake slrrct. ara I'm
, 1860-04-20
The GhQBt OF the Abtor Library.


The New York correspondent Of the New Or
1eans Pteayua<, II. r.; {Belle Brittany is re-
sponsib1e for this bit Of gossip:
Tho Astor Library Ghost Story" is one of
the most talked. Of and laughed-at topics Of the
dug. Ay Own theory Is, tha. We ill see ghosts
in dreams, and that the venerable DR., CcgsHell
wea dreaming rhtn ha :.,s The late Dr. Sanes
standing before the "Dcmonolosy Alcore," in
the Library know most intelligent aud &C.
complshed lady who has seldom siept for The
last seTen years without beng visited By a
phantom IN the shape Of 4 man, handsome and
mofe agreeable than any other gentleman, she
though at first she wAs frightened at bis advanc.
es, she now finds in the delightful nightly Inter-
views the chief cha1n1 Of life
This dream phantom makos love like az angel
The lady is finely organized and Of highly
nervous temperament, aud the excitement Of
thls Ehostly intercourse is ezhausting her phys.
thinner; and her eyes brighter aud larger.
presume this strange experience, which Was
confded to me as profound aud precious se.
cret, with mn.y minute and most interesting
particulars, Is by no mesns peculiar TO my fair
friend.
Doubtless this publication Of the fact will de-
velop many similar instances, Just as the publ
co.iou Of Mrs. Groves and Robert Dale Owens
Ghost Stories hare called forth thousands more
Of the same sort. In this sad world Of trouble
and rexstiop Of spirit, doubt there are but few
Of us unsatisded snoztals who b1ye not found
our happiest moments in DIRE .,ns--in sacred vis-
liSing.
"And even IN dram to be blessed,
Is 50 sweet tllAt ask &ar TO more"
To return to Dr.. CogswelL He vas over-
worked aud weary. The body slept, and he sanr,
in his 'mind's eye" one whom he recognized ns
, 1860-04-20

nE Heal the Sick.-Discascs of tue
be~ela hua Stomach wa,s canscd hy are depo.s Of
hnu matter left by b.d rr upcre blood In hose fmpos
sut ozGacs and the rosoncus na:crl 1t sals ytatcd
od. acting On tic sys!en,, makes too weak to throw OF
huates By The natural ctanut or auy carried Of II
vnr5 spAu portun 50 arsc dasrhoa md dy1cot4.y,
"one costvensss la breath, 1dlgotlon, uapsea los Of
appetite belchlng Of wicdE the stomAlh cte TO curr Ill
sAe the Mood The Ae and mut be perfectly pure and
ssean then rou cannot te ck. 4 short Of JUDE ON
MOUNTAIN HENB FILL 5 viii delight you. Iou vii
3se with sutprse ther mighty power 1 be willing to ~
With r red zaAn ofihe wcst, truly they aEs the mighty
Aealx~
Sold hr Mi 1catr,r. *>..%o,x ap1$.lm.
, 1860-04-20

EprcA7,cS IL Rrss1A-Thc University Of
Moscow, founded in 1855, celebrated its annual
festival On January ..tb. It has four faculties.
History and Pbilology, Natural Philosophy md
3sathefoatics, Law, aud Medicine, and employs
sixty.oue professors aud lecturers. The NUM-
bcr Of the Students is ,643 Of whom IS le!opg to
soa to the fourth faculty, 1t appears by this
statement that the study Of Medicine is the
most, and that Of Phi'ology tic least attended.
BESIDES these, aa23 more ronag people hare the
right to visit the lectures.
TRE MARBLE FArS.-The publishers Of uaw.
tho1ne's new novel announce that they have
sold IL 900 copies in four weeks.
, 1860-04-20
3uEl1segS UarnB,
CTILES s. DEAN

CTILES s. DEAN.
~ CoCssEloks At Law ASp sr11clrobs n CnAScxRr,
Ruom No. H. Dekeys BudtGe. cornc1 Lake and Dearborn
street, Chicago, Ill.
D. E attend to nil business pertaining to their FRO.
ftsslon 'n the several Courts the city aud County
&C. josrph Il: D:ssrtt E:q: Savige, Keith 4 Co, Jas.
Larn1! E&;a H. n.ds;s 4 c.. II MaalaN. 2s. Esa- On:
:folsss New orlcan: - ta!hanlel aIa, E.q., Pfea
xa!snt.e Esns Hosya Mass; Henri y. p3:sstt En-
!. Gay!ey. d.; Vim. Reed Dean, Esq do.
D.. H., Stills. {aDlEG0Iyj hnsr0Y AyF.
, 1860-04-20

Perhaps e1e1y vh, IA passing nesr q" eofss' ,,s
LaEE STREET ser a etsasy ~ p s.sielsn,
ent. ttsed With e7es5 anfts = no n1.e t Ia
dr. ~se saea aas d:p = q rig Is 'a Farc TX s*eo ~ =
havs S.en sha1u thrnuSa tbs uouse, saa us system
oficns 1us'ssss ha. ossa 35 q 1nea s -
ue3 - .;sls=eTs md es::as 2ss .h -.AzAAA" -. 1as
E:s Eascf Gooas rae1t MeateaeA Psr:uneT5. stc stc
, 1860-04-20
sFarms, AotS, Sc.


FARM FOR SALE.-Tne 's1Io,1nd
i Farm" three Glles Tcs: Of Ja<ksoaytHe, El,ao..
ne cf 1se hne and os rrHaetlyc In tie stsse q.
rolling !srd. eeedes wo1 lot Of $ acr-s and : IN tte
Et>f landscape q suTras.nx he+u;y. IEers Is "a
u1ctana choice be1t:ag appc pcSch oae
are Of uorcr seedlug 5cEri. ind iawtoa LaeE.
hrs1jes coanpdous Lwc.1t chonSe md tcr7attpass:
sdatry3 Thc cF Of Jaesseavi.1e, 1h popr;a.lcr Of
1pc'is til view. ard furnishes Ecdy 1t +st
ra:oad 10 II lEro1t ut po.:s Ihs s. e:n'.as tafes
eo,A il rsy &c in:o four rzzcsEz
Trims fta3cE:bc- tEln!se u the t:r{ott m tie
1+r1assG~ AUSTIN ROCKWELL.
Jacksonville, Il, February .th, 1:60. fe1x5nsaw
, 1860-04-20
8anki11g a11n G1rtangr.
HOF'FMANN d GELPCIIE,
B.3.1'KERS,


"A &48 LAsALLE sTnEE3,
Banking Department
ses5S 5fs'@ ID q e. 4sess: f. g
1zterest balances ooiy b Slowed Ia ea.es where
,n.ss y !sstSf I'll st2S.s 4t " ds1s which
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT..
2o...s IN sqE. not ley taaa ave dos:a received and
faad. kaTe s-ta.:ned ID oaT tsnds s2ee!5eS t1e. Al
certificates aats parable o: deaac aad u se fca* y
COLLECTION DEPARTMENT..
s9 nd United %
RENTED On favorable tes17s.
DoMEsTIo EXCHANGE DRPART-
w.,vs,... ~ MENT. s:
Sss :.,as - - & T s. s1 ztss. sas' q
ssa 3seos es: e - 4 ssa Note Ase*p
STOCK DEPARrmENT.
inSSa n:,sS.;. ogt T. = Ns. xoTK sue cy Coaty
IoFx prompt a14 sudiesoas s:.a3n
to any o:des e.uaaed tc or care.
FOREIGN DEPARTMENT.
0u- business connection. With Europa oeaar DIRECT
vEKf E1TESs1YE M AqsT ISrlAATE ~ fee!
tons Gu be effected through house Nth psptness
E4t cheney equal to noss tn the Union. n 1sue
D3ts md Letters of Credit in to sun II Ee1 Tosk
terms eetrro1d:nts in Losdon, Pess Ff7aiso:t
o. tte M.a, Hamburg Berlin. Bfenae Leipzig Co,oxa-
Being panculs1ly desrous n pto:notas direct cemuer-
eaa1 Intercourse aeen tie West aed Eufppe we cheer
tuly, sud tezas most favoa5e extend ps!ala4 fse
ass y olta0s :;edts 4c 5s, 70 lesron3i5s Wste In
laeetazces L. &C. nsyah!e ID ~ pa: * Esfo2t,
ua- with promptreSa sad dls7stch.
- Country Uanxs and Baexe;s supplied with Fore!Ka
Bills .: low r-tes. EE1-:e Hondsa2t 1e-rt3:ed
HoEENANH L GELPCKE,
, 1860-04-20

PR.z-s-CIE II. uOFF.n3.FN.
Consul Of the Grand DucnY Of er.y tbs Duthles
Of Brunswick and Sazotta, and ee city Of FFsak-
te End bY special a Of several State1 a1tc1i.ed 70
f2t former citizens Of AUS TRIA. BApEH. BAVARIA
MAEQvEE, AEsSlA, NASSAU. PRUSSIA SAIoNY,
q. n. Le In tAurfu
, 1860-04-20

MAT. A. HAVEN,
~ LUMBER BROKER,
OyKcs cr lCxDEsxEss E1cHAsoE, Roox No. L1xo'A
ELoCK,
purchase aud se Of car8>eA a6oat or 10 arrive
~elas orefs from st. Louis and the couy will re-.
[t}fe bfuGTft& attention.
, 1860-04-20

decline of f the loss Of vital focc eoaaecucn upon phys.
sl decay cSn ouy hc *afer tupriIed bY %!vfng
preparation which rccuts tic strength rlrts without
satas tic exhaustion which is always tho u1a effect of
srntrr e:!u.cl7nts Ne lender 10 the aged HOSTEL
TER'S STOMACH B1TTERs IS I'LL Inv:sorart and 1c1.
aoatire. heuesca. stlo and permanent n
Effects tones the Aoas. improves The appetite. sct.
1ne classa upon liz eIf:s AID teuGs not only tn nm,
1oE life beyond he u:u ti bat to .rn4c. as ENJOYABLE
n It's evening u In Its rsisnc For dyspers oppression
aer eating bilious cho'c, wind caole spas,as Of the
e1aeo' e'es OF hcrseas headace. els and fever
uens prass1aou. ind all the coy yra.c, nxes, ~ tho
frco1cr ses ths Bsersac earnestly Recommended ty teu
.Anda who hare witnessed th.i. superior cacT il sucA
eAkbA. ..,sx..s
, 1860-04-20
w.KfMEAL{.. Giafk.
S1AaK l6nAN. Comri1.' So.i4 nhTb9sl ~

TRUSTEES S1ALE.-W hereas
Il NAlton1 Mcneil! and john ". Fraser layr E.ads Dc.
u n The payment Of three no:ts executed
rasaa:e 70 se sner 81 JACQUES oa the fourth
day u J,Euayy, 4. L. l., with .telest Il s:1 per
two ~ SAID noss hang io- av* hunt1 doas. tac saI
,s ataes E sa aHaafst aad sifety.'rte s'ass ana
eHe,l BY *alA Mcneil srA Frazer ef lat With said
notes. 1nnnlE 70 u.e sEasrr. ac converting
to lot uuul.e: twenty an in h!a4k hucdIFi
ard one l0> In the scho"l Seet!n Addition Cy or
Chicago. With tee but.t:nr+ sEd n.eveucIts thereon.
s':ate III t3clHy Of acax .taIroit aci 5t4te OF
Gnns. ard wh!'n iced Tie Of the lte-
eeses Q! * 10, tcany. In teos IL. deeds rage 81,
New Their fore. In pu.tuanct VIII The Eo~tsa aod pro-
ti> orstf .d lred II Trust tontaet an.i appla.
tan Of the e7' holder O.! a!t nst.* Tie ualerscuel
ce;ack Ia Tic Of said Jay. rel ubu suction for
rA 10 the h. h<. bidder tie above .srsl pteats< IT,
make the money dt up.n s4. prorsArs ~i'h N.
tert At and the c,,sts of sale. JACQUES FULL.
Chicago February z, EGo- SAMUEL SCKAES,
Room No. II Metropolitan Block: Trustees.
fAAA AZ
, 1860-04-20


lt1 Gen. 4. Etkicv and It.tsa v: Estlev, b.. wife
state Of fines BY tteE tett,in tdtnsnrc cf Mor1kr
lated th tweptY sixth day NJ sspsen.<r, tu ti* ye Of
our Lord. ta1us1nt el.ht hundEeA nt1 atEg.nlnd
crt31Sed ltotert Lauc. tia heirs Aad asstzp& 10
The paYaeIt IT ceEttn prunb-ory nnls Of are
tiafe with H,I rut4af- act ts~rel de1. fer tie
of stxtseu hnnt:ct atL t~cu:s oas* and e1xhsJ
tkk &iH3 .,d with ercs. At ihe rate nj ten
tem sept<E <El5ts the ai1 le13. tho t0'
ow!rx described lots. tracts. ctsn at. situated III
The touEsy Of ltqauts AMI tsats ot Inus. aud Known
and tscft+!ss follows. " wis: Tat West tals u tn
Township hame~r s,Ecaty.x e.. Meth t. kas Se
Ter s1 LAX httEx rshsy scrs% situated IN lreduo.
tu:nsy. il nt:* Tbe E4 lalf of tta southeast
ter ot =eessen number a'. IL Township tw*ptY*lx
IA i1e9iois COUNTY,. iiiHols~ Ws.i. XII a51,sax: ~
lied 1scort ID tho KerefRrs Os Gf snd cnnnty IT
1oluolt, the fourteenth day Of Uctt<E \. D., ~.
aTA 1ns ze-csIe1 II B,k numh+ Asns'een paEa hfet
Luns. .nt and ,sr!ch nu:* w!e Ada BY The sa!d
s;corxr r. Ecsey. apA p.yah t. tile "rsr of :hs sA!
KsoeStr Ianc. u mouths amer the taa taert< with h.
ls5y Suw. therefore. Itfau,t having tecn the
of d pFuut*sury aot. by sutGe II the api
authority &'anted 10 nc in tho t1t ,r fof tbs
a.I purposes iEt!t:u oppressed. .ustt +. ant
tie aid Sars. wt sel inblc c: !r1 u tho htxhet
and hs>t ider eaAa, The t<nta II May, 4, o.,
160 NJ t-7 ot@e In sh- ft:xr~n, II ..c Stt ou1 at
tho Ecurs House. IN the CITY bf ch<1se, S:ae Of iIloo,
Tho Aa4 described t1a4ta F,ccs Of nt-- much
thereof ~ b. neccs'SE 10 aat!y aid Hcs. with ~
te:cs& tur. and AL costs anl of aid e. oSeths:
with Al acht scd .auEv p red, mpa Ct te saa 0eoEga
xnrjf Tfth fStf .nfL-9f3
, 1860-04-20
A~<Q fHhu&*tN$*01*@"
DIAPER STATIC N l. II 7
BLAME BOOK DEALERS.
=. e. GREGGS T. GO.
50 & Al LAKE STREET.
N'lhh to e7j! The attention Of the
Trade and Kefail Puxchusers.
To their heavy steel'o:
STAPLE STATIONERY.

OF DLANE BOOKS iha:1 STOCK cotn7rls4s escr5 ra.3.
ey Of style aud PRICE, Books also made 10 oe. ater any
pattern.
OF PApEEs 1h.y eaa show se aness stock Ia tho ciss.
from tho t+A ra.ll. IL the country.
The different grades Of Fit Paper. Record Legal Bill
an1 Fool*zp Let Bath Mole and Nlcs. With Print cad
MenlDs Papers alss3s on hant.
O1 ENVELOPES. they viii te happy to show their large
sock and extensive azsor.t Of eyle quality aud pgces
GUILD PENS Of superior quality.
INES, 1c-Arao1Gs F1uh. Black, U1ce tad Red INKS,
Ia ess1J sic bottie*-
PENCILS of different ttye ard color, ttpm FAle1 ed
other superior manufacturer.
BLANK NOTES and DJlAFT8.
Cor9lsG PRESSES, BOOKS, BRUSHES. MUcll.r
AGE, 6c with I'll the u1ual articles for Desk and Office
utc.