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, 1860-10-26

~We have said tha: the effort 10 ride this
s,rozty and a Insult to dlsecu States Of the Cnion
-71aaes and Hseald.
What do you think Of slaTr breeding oil.
garchy Of $4,000 ruling this great country
II it not n monsteoslt1. 2 pndan*::insult =. to
eighteen States Of the. Uplon. that q sectional
clique Of Aesiimongers should undertake to
ride, ropgh shod, over The twenty millions Of
Tree white people in this nat1oh~?
, 1860-10-26


Elsewhere III this paper we print addit~
ional particulars of the recent kidnapping
in Galcna, hy which 1hree inoffensivc and
industrious mu}nttoes- and white child
were dragged away, one to sudden and
violent death, and the remaining three to
slayery. Tic relation will fill our readers
with indignation and horror; but let them
indulge in no wonder why such things can
be- They are tue legitimate outgrowth and
a part O: the logical consequences Of the
aiheistical doctrine 10 which modern De-
mocracy is firmly committed" slavery is
rislit, Just md bcnefcent." fit isno crime
to seize. upo1 man and condemn
him TO life ofpoverty and unpaid toll, be-
cause he is Of African descent, the kidnap-
pcrs Of that Boyd family ought to 60 free.
Ifa man may bcput TO death because he
raiscs his hand against his opprcssoEi in the.
South, those murdcrcrs Of Jerry Boyd
should be ct once turned out. Of
iall. Admit that negroes are men, not
beasts, and that they may be rightfully sold
like cattle, and We are forced to say thatthc
aslle ~ tn", "A's ~ a's ~ w. ~ r,cht 'fa,;,
"4S ~ .4 .,.e--s- 1roe,c1, ,ponstrors
"as ~ .:los - 49, - -.s,,.t.s 1rho, 1.o ,r,,tv
ns"aa.sa.;, -,r;nc;n,ca tn ;na;vidna1 cases
1os =. ~'s.oo ,.,o,on. t-,,.1,, -
49, naoanr.cr ~: :Go1,na most oc whom
, ,ns n 1"- 1o-a r., 3hcm remember
'sue~ - =. -; 1:,,o.t- 49, -
1nA' n's -. 49,. - .,'.. ~ ~ c.,,, ,.;,,;ons ~
more sae.n s,tan W., ~ ~ 49, VI
, 1860-10-26

!: A ST. JosrT4 ExcUas1ox1sr SENT Ron
Henry Robinson, a colored man belonging, in
our sister State Of Michigan, who has already
done TINT State some service in her Penitenti.
ary, not long since stole trunk containing
go worth Of clothing, from a Mrs. votlneT
cros1e' living at st: Joseph, Michigan. Ho
shipped his p1undcr for this city, ana c:,i,5c
hlthcr himself: The City Marshal Of sf III
seph' Capt l. J. BaEhazt,, followed, md VIII
the assistance Of officer johnson succeeded IL
arresting him, and finding upon. his person n
portion Of the clothing: Pc refused, hoveyer
to give anJ clue rs to tho disposal Of the rest
OF the property, md it. has not rs Jet been
fonnd On Wednesday night the Marshal re-:
tn1aed to st, Joseph With the thief -
, 1860-10-26

meeting Mt Rloom Station.
a Republican Mass Meeting win be held at
Bloom Station, In Cook county, on Thursday,
oct 80, ats u: y. There will be speeches In
English and German A large turnout is ex-
pected- 4 Wide Awake company Of ncnuy 40
men Inns been recently Organized in Tint
township.
, 1860-10-26

Wc observe that some Of Our exchanges
continue to print the mime Of LEONARD
SWEET, Repubican:Eicctor doy the State
al large, incorrectly. The spelling above is
correct, and we again ask our contempora-
ries to get it right. Local committees
should sec tllat it Is printed correctly on the
fir1yete
, 1860-10-26

The attempt to fuse the different Anti Re-
publican factions on one electoral ticket In
Iowa has failed. The Bell -Everetts aud Brcck.
inrIdgers were: willing, but : the Douelasites
wouldn't listen. 1t makes no difference as To
the result In the State
, 1860-10-26

: oBtruARE-Mr. B. H. Mayersr Late publisher
and editor Of the Saturday :Eaeaing Rerien,
Of this city, and for some time past reporter on
the New FORK 1Forld, died Id that city LIST
il Chicago, having been troubled By bleed.
ing Ut the lungs. He was rapid writer. nnti
IN indefatigable worker Hcleaves wife and
child to NOUN biz too early death.-Jour1al.
, 1860-10-26

A. Fair for the Gooke ~ for the Ganders
1t appears 10 be 4 fixed fact that tho Republican
Council uf Chicago hnvc determined to disfran.
ehI~e .he pcmoc1etic party il tle Seventh and
Tenth Wards pr ta1s cI.J.--11mti and Herald.
From the constant croAking offhc 7. and IT.
one would be lead TO suppose tl,at tho Repub-
lieans really lad devised some scheme, by
which none but themselves wnuld he. allowed
10 yote in those Wards.
Now, what are tho falcfs! The polls viii be
opened In both Wards at eight H n. and will
be kept opcn Until si1 1t night, being Ten hourx.
The Democrats will cast vote about with the
Republicans The rule Of frs: come, firet
se5red, will be strictly observed all day. Citf-
zcns viii take their places in line, in the order
Of their arrival upon tAc grounds. The
chances Of voting will be exactly as fair for the
men Of ono party as for Tue ot1lcr:. Tie @Repub-
licans will put their Detnocsatic opponents to
no Inconvenience to which they ddnot subject
Themselves, The Demncracy are not tender
fingered, sensitive; bashful tribe Of people, who
shrink from the tostlins and elbowing Of cleo
ton d1y. On The contrary, they pride them
selycs on their hard -dsted, fighting, swearing,
,shisky-drinkin., brute-force qualities They
p1ory In their muscular Development. They
succr ut the Republicans as the ".morallty''
"deccncy," aud 'pence" party. eueh attributes
thcy consider 1T only for women to possess,
snd altogether out of place among Democrats.
The prevailing feeling is one Of animal superb
ority. "Look at big 1njuo, me!" expresses
the thought uppct7nost In their minds. The
idea In the head ii Democrat, is not that be
can out argue Ills Republican opponent. bat
TINT be en- thrash him: The wager OF battle
Is more In consonanee with his tastes than
contest Of logic. ..=.a ---
How ridiculous for the oEggan Of sneh party
to say that the Democratic roughs Of the 7th
md 1e:h Wards arc to be clbo"ed from the
polls By the Republicans. - The @"b5es " win
not feel dattesed by such compliments 10 taeir
rough md tumble qualities. ' E..
The rosd to the polls4s precisely III opcn to.
the defenders Of slayc1y n to the frdends pf
freedom. The polls viii b kcpt open Tor one
side Just as long - for the other; and when
they close, II my roles arc uncast, the chances
arc, TINT a majority of them vii belong to the
Republicans. az .~..-i - - -
, 1860-10-26

l. VEAL Tn1Por.-Mr. Honlsley, residing
near Wards Rolling Mills, has u calf four
months old with two hind and ono fore legs,
In good health and condition.
, 1860-10-26

In MISUNDERSTANDING following letter
yas received by the Secretary Of the Board Of
Trade this morning, and read On Change: =
!. !. ,-. Tolxoo, Oct. a0th, 1soo
:; .Genatmex-4llow me in behalf Of nv ststrr
our HEARTFELT gratit9de oi l6c Eiad aS % ge5e 5ee
gus resolutions passed By your Board, Oefober
1sth, 1850, on the decease. ut lci husband . Mr
Fomerof Sawyer, and the la1ge sum .e{ maney M
donated By yon at tth4t time tar .hef I'D, Ana
r m1y z epa t4 hls gEeat mercy grant to you ii.
~ ast tae aoaF @ Of s9sEow and desp afsI~. ~.
tended ana 20 bcr tppathy Jon haYe
Ian, Gentlemen,. -.
4eFy respectfully your ob't ser,st
IN. D. BHnww'
, 1860-10-26

PANORAMA OF IrALr.-Crowds are still go-
Ing nightly to Kingsbury Hail to see this mag
nihcent painting, 1t only stays for q few even
ings more. All who can, should see 1t.
, 1860-10-26

NORTH SIDE WIDE AWAKE CoscERT.-The
North Side Wide Awakes propose giving
grand promenade concert on this Friday)
evening ut North Market Hall Give the North
Side 'boys" bumper
, 1860-10-26

1HE WEATHER Yesterday was the perfec-
ton Of Indian Summer In golden haze, aud
golden sunlight, and last evening gave us the
came in silver.
, 1860-10-26
DUPRAf'S POLISH AND
French Black Tar1lish.


This varni1h has been approved by the chem.
tss Of As being the best article II the kind
ever Invented for vanishing Boots 1faEncsa Military
AccoutTtments, &e- gtrinx them ! beautiful fustrd
without iaInsinf the leather n the LEAST bqs DC
composed rendc7s Il pl!ahlo and son. Doot7 Harness
6c aacr be= xaEnl.hed can b vashed In with.
out Injury 10 the usssc Il can Also ha handled without
soLIin the hands This asnIsh Is also good for 3etas
-Brat4 Iron Tin. &c: one application making then1
beautiful biack and xisn. them splendid lrxi1e pro
serving them nito f rust It l. Invaluable TOR ,ocIs
door hattons, g Thu va!ntsh dra IL e.s Than three
mlnue4 therefore preventing the dust hu accuuRla.
ting wthit It can also be used by manufacturers OF
umbrellas, canes. turner's Of wood. Sc, II has IT,.
gin Ut giving the wood permanent hlack and ltatre
IL The SANE t!n.e 1ls TaTash u never sticky eten III
tho wsrme** climate nan also be employed 10 al
fal polish aad preventing HE mud Holn fastening to
to &he ho0f
~ Sold BY Druggists md Dealers everywhere.
cFSent f,r circulars to Dealers>
r;:5 Prtneipal Depot 3is broadway, (opposi,e St.
, 1860-10-26

Foreigners Becoming Eaturalized.
The following explanations to persons de-
sirons Of becoming naturalized, may be Of SER
vice about this time. Any person who had
been three years in the United States mud took
ont his first papers previous to Nor. 6, 1858,
can get naturalizcd in time to vote at The en-
suing election:
NATURALIZATION LAWS.
, 1860-10-26

FIRST. $500
Any alien may be admitted citizen on the
following conditions:
declaration Of lis intention to become citizen.
and which must 1,e made At least 1un years be-
fore his admission rs citizen.
Second. In addition to the declaration, he
must have resided ID the United States five
years ut least before lis admission, and within
the State or Territory where le makes appli-
making such application. His residence md
good character must be proved by one witness,
citizen Of the United States, and in no case
can the oath Of the applicant be admitted to
prore lis residence fact Of April 18th, 1sos.
SECOND.
An alien under the age of twenty-onc years,
who has resided in tho United States three
years next preceding Ills coming Of age, and
shall have continued to reside therein, may be
admitted citizen on coming Of age, ai1er he
shall have resided J5itt years In the. United
Slater, inclnding the Tire years Of his minori-
ty, on proof of such residence, and that for
the last fIree years it was his intention to be-
come n citizen. Act Of May &c, ISL
THIRD. !.
The children Of persons naturalizcd, being
under the asc OF. twenty-one years ut the tino
Of tho naturalization, shall be considered citi-
zcns: and the children Of the citizens Of the,
United States, though Dofu out OF The 1url6-
diction of the United States, shall also be con-
stdercd citizens, (Act of:April u, lso2,
FOURTH.
Uaftcr M alien has declared lis intention to
become citizen under the act Of April II,
1902, he die, his children shall be deemed citi-
zens, notwithstanding their parent might not
lave been actually naturalized- fAct Of March
60, 1901
FIFTH. 49,
All aliens arriving in the United States since
Feb. II, 4B15, must have had d continued resi-
dcnce therein for .1dse years next preceding
their admission as citizens, "withouf being nt
any time during said five gears out Of the ter
ritory Of the United States" Act Of March
sd, 1Sl2, Sec. ~, .
, 1860-10-26

nEcEAsED.-We regret to learn Of the dc
censc At his residence On Edna PLace, in this
city, Of Henry L. Forrest, Esq, senior mem~
bcr Of the firm Of Forrest Bros, well known
Bankers.
, 1860-10-26

PARTT At THE Bn1Gos House --A very
pleasant and brilliant party came off Mt the
Briggs House last evening, given By the pro-
prictors, Aessrs. Tucker & Co., aad altogether
charming affair: Everything was In their
best style, Which is saying great deal.
, 1860-10-26

The GAIT. JAcK WILSON FuSD:-over 500
hare been collected in Detroit for the benefit
Of tile widow Of Captain jack Wilson, who
commanded the Lady Elgin> The citizens of
Chicago have contributed $500 to the fund.
and those of Butfalo oycr 41QQ
, 1860-10-26
Rem advertisements.
VAN NORMAN INSTITUTE,
4 FREltH AID ENGLISH soARptla seHaQl


Nos- : and 5. West Thirty Eighth Street. Murra,
Hill Two DOOR htom F1nh ASenae% New Fork. can,s1
nes u sessloa I'LL the Latter part Of June, md receive
the School. and wayueA b. hot water. With pure
part OF tho city.
Pt,5s!ca! training constituting par. Of the dali,
coufee Of education recslses tho attention which It.
imnott3ser dcnsnds. The entile absence Of low ane
dePfaF1nK incentives ~ application. the peFVadtnf
spirit Of = pleasaat home lie. and thoro1ghnesa i
studies Are andsrtaktt especially Character
french SPOKEN: The abte.s masters are emplo5e q
fof French Italian. German Piano Fafte, Harp ant
otaef accomplishments. Among his friends most q
whom hare or have had, daughter IN his school, ID.
Rev. Robert Bard. DID. y r; Eav. Gardiner spstee
B. P:!2.; ?; = 4 T; !; ksy ~ p spth p p Key jcs
Z HSn: yamea ialpes: N-Y; j; Ns7ton Sins. i
EN- L. l. D.. Prtst Gtfard ColleEe; OrftnEton Iuat
F.G97 FF.97 GaiesEo;; Res T. Q Ktsclel 2: 4. petrois
fal informasion voc Circular. which may be oh
tanned hE addressing
, 1860-10-26
THE CITY.

REAL Estate SA1E.-Scc advertisement Of
Rc2l Estate Of d desirable character to be sold
at auction,
, 1860-10-26

Schuyler co1fax's appointments.
Hon Schuyler co}Eax Of Indiana, VIII speak
ut the following piaees: -"'- = ..',.-
Lebanon, ST. c1ait oo.-....,. .sssasasy, H.
a.. ::.-..
, 1860-10-26

u E D.
In Aurora. III. Oct, Mt1. 1sn 2iter IN jInesz nf
elevEn month";. Of Black JhnndIce JOHN +: Gi:YF
F1Tfla ia the sssh year Of his age
Syracuse and New Tork pspe,a please copy,
In shls city te 3tth Inst IN the I'D teaf Of hts
HENRY L. FORREST. -.
Funeral from his late residence. Ne. e E9laA nl.ee
On Sunday next at O'clock, r "
On THURSDAY y.Mofnins The 18th tnst..' FRANKIE K
son Of a. D. and Mary X Ellsworth. agrd year.
Funeral services at the resdenee OF his pa1eptz 80
Ill South Monroe St. th!s afternoon 1t o'clock The
friends OF the fAiy are inEts.d to attend without fr.
ther notice, 3,.:+ >
, 1860-10-26

To TIE NORWEGIAN Rkpup1icAss OF TIE
Sixth WAHD.-Thcrc viii be a meeting Of the Nor
wegiaa Republicans Of the Sixth ward, next Fri
d,y evening. Oct. acth, at Badecket.s Hall, No. s.
Hubbard street. All Eorwcgtans, both Repubj!-
cans and Democrats are invited to be uresent.
o. B, JACOBS, Pr<st.
, 1860-10-26

-, :" -, HEw ToEK, Sept. ed, 1sso.
JOSEPH BuRsE1, Esq.-Dear Sir: For some
time past, i hare hssa using your Cocaine, and
consider It far preferable to anything have eyer
used for the hair.
II my endorsement l. Of .apy value ynu arr PCT
fect1y at liberty to n.e IT,. -. :.
- Respectfully yours,
oc12 i'm mw&F FA4aK LESLIE.
, 1860-10-26

lRAND PROAlENADE 170N''
-" cEhF' Gtvea aa4;sr the auspices az ,.la
AortA Side Wide Awake Club,
At tho
North Market Hall.
Ga Friday Evening. October 28th. l33o
On which occasion they will bo asa,.,el bv t, {,sst
western Band. and Ar. Frank Lnmha7vi supported nv
An efficient Chorus OF well known gtntlrns,. -
PR O g NINE.
Wide Awake Qu'csstcp-eompo+ed expressly tor
tae observation-disclosures. orchestra.
Oycrtuzr-Dohenlau GGl-Ualse. Orchestra
3 Song.
sPataor4y-Iombatdl-ve Orchestra.
) Sons.
Concert osertuse-Heinsdorf. orcheatra.
: Song.
8Ftnae-Masnadiesc- Orchestra.
precisely. " sI Ssoef.
, 1860-10-26

rwTbe ,n,,,.c s,,en,1oa !, .,....,.n.
ed tn The foi1owina ~. - r1,a1 11" 1saues',
tba e;,nrer = R.rs. - " 80 1.na' 1o"e' 't'' ano
Ac.nn -.ow ~ ..o--sa 49, ~:
The public IN thcIr ca.crns,. " - snan,. = H. ~ 49,.
selye. Win .a,rIno, ra.,ht,,. ~ app!! .usI
Rskey stitch must M for,a, ~ .t'.s' ~
a.. ...,.. -. .a."' "
Al, nnrcb, se,z ND nas.. ~ 'sm
''''@ > "' ' s.+ caas1s W. Gera p,9seea''on'
oAo'IR q oAhtA .. y. 20.
- 4so n'oaa"as' :. y: L. ::
AcAnD raox ELIAS HOWE, N,
Anpersons are cautioned not to make, deal lp,
OF ute my sewing machines which tew from txo
spoo1s and make tho st1trb tnor:,, oa +ha c-ora.
, 1860-10-26
III cV1CkE RS THEATRE
.1v1 Hxdisou stseet between state ,nd n-a,ho

DANCING ACADEAIY--No. le5
-, Randolph St, cosne. Eeu.. Madame AKjsR.
III s,j,- eseniR: y oe'ock T. Also jass ior
dances ausII md esery Ss9esy ii ncY dasss asT
~ sna yxsky &ondsy e,en1n@ e1eta,iS
TO rent or balts md PARTIES nshr, in te vess
Ev@A
, 1860-10-26
eRA1"*1 A110Hs~&skS0kA 3A<&4k3Il4 U1
G e00PEh''S NOVELS.

e00PER'S NOVELS.
Embe1lshed with Five Hundred Original Drswing-,
ByF.o. c. DARLEY.
This beautiful rdlt!on Of cooper's Works waa CON.
iaE aavti eV@alets: Being pae % - aiss q
6adnF I'D eses coaaias rs af ~ sci I'll
and Twelve sketches % Wood. designed By Dsrlsx.
Artists of tie County N - "'' : ~
THE SERIES EMBRACES:
The Pioneerr. Home !. Found,
Lsss of the Nohtcans Wing and Wing,
e 4%S.BSss;:s' Bssss,' III IL s S;;: Ss,a.
Msps q w1s.soa,w,.h. se Tse TTesaSfa rs 4afatr.,.
The Headsm2p. Tho Deefssyer,
The Pra!rle, Mercedes II c:s,ne,
ne 81 Ions Tas Heidean..uer.
The Water Witch. Ano.t and A4hote.
IL MeniEins. ' IT, :' WY 1iofSse* & sse Hour,
Satznsspe. p1rcAutio1.
The nssi twenty-five Volumes ass tasued In the aboye
order: tl,e rrma.adcr Will eorox The .ame aETaasr-
se q G. t1ion sac1ea ba.h hEeeRx.x e
SseRss s
believe they have mistaken the ta.tt* Of Ills cou
5a III sa%ptsIS g
pef vo3nrne. Tha volumes can be Obtained u " U
Keen and s c. Gri:x* Co. Chicago and ftuna Eook:
send them BY mall, Postage prepaid for 915o each,
DAELET.s COOPER v1GNETTEs
thu PuhlfahcFs hare taken 4 limited number Ut Ar
tit Proofs before letter. nf e1ch Of the beautiful Steel
Illustrated Edition OF Coope.s Works There they are
about t+ttag ia fato< each edutatuiuE eight peo.f.
Descriptive Of te picture. The proofs arc hsiog Prlnt.
ed with the utmosi care. on Iuda aad hacked On lhe
e OF l=al{ ornamental des:r~ printed ia ta Fouos
One I've Three and Fonr Arc row ready for Sub cri
months. Price to osuhsc19bess-thsee dollar ncr f,o
As the proofs lie ltuted 10 small number tuniy s.s
Impressions nom each pate) aer which The pl1fry are
fctsfed 80 that no more can BE- tAken no subscrnpn
Will bs recelved except for the full set.
v. H. TOWNSEND d CO, 48 Walter St N,Y.
, 1860-10-26

DEoEAsEp.-We learn Tint 8. B. Berg, a
. well known undertaken, whose illness Was. re-
fe1ed to in our last Issue, died at his residcncc
on Washington street yesterday. He falls a
victim to over exertion and excitement con-
nectcd with the laborious and prot1acted in-
quests on victims Of the Lady Elgin disaster.
, 1860-10-26

ACAuENG,
Corner Naatson and Clark sts~-Entrnnce an Madison
C1aAs open d: ali tneA tbr beginners
CaILDazx'* CLss eveTy Tpestlay and Saturday. Pr,
ssnts ony A oTsd - vissSts sasemo!y every
tsd except those Introduced BY scholars aesd:Atna
, 1860-10-26
]. T. STAFFORD's
lRQn AID SutpHQR paWnFn.

NEW SWEET CIDER.-50 hbIs.
1S .Purs Apple Jatcs vii h. .ola,o .sstS.
SassneH of Green AppleA Il ~ 6asemed u Site -
Vs4" 8, DFIyLEY
, 1860-10-26

@ We call attention to Madam Ackcr:
strom's Dancing Academy, No 1s5 Randolph
street. Her establishment is the largest Of the
kind west Of New York, aud 1t Is well known
as bcing the first to bring out the new dances.
Madam A. is an artistic In her line, and her suc-
cess as teacher Is unsurpassed. New classes
are now forming for gentlemen aud ladies' on
Saturday at 8 o'clock p. u. For Children at s
r. n. The next Assembly takes placc on Mon
day evening, Goth inst, when the Prince Impc.
ria1c and Polka-Redowa Quadrilles will be
danced BY Madam AS pupils.
, 1860-10-26

TO THE PUBLIC.-As it has be-
Il come ycFJ generally known that one Jarvis Csse
claims that an upon his patent Ia Seeding
Aachtnes take this met thod Of stating what the facts
rs that 20 one may be deceived " him said Case
obtained tetss1e OF his patent af Jauuasy i1 Nov
18th t By making the required oAth that wa4 the
10e q q t1s az SoT
rantfn. u ls& and 10 patent grat,ted for
the FAME. A1so In Hand Planters In 1EoaL Again 1t
nsed E d Il Eiieh am PREPARED 70 p:ove. Ialso can
firm the double d1or that now use IL August lsSl
Taxing tae.s f:ets tnt9 son<.de3apon nay By
Patent D Terthle- ~ any principle having
eesn nsea t~o 5ears prior to dats Of applIca1on be-
~ inetested psy NO aentlon 70 any threats the aid
CAse ma5 make In reference to ths matter nor suIef
lin BY farehood and Misrepresentation TO swindle you
OPT Of ron. money stand ready u defend al sits
either against myself or other person he NAV bring
unless there should be toe one m eolla.loa vis lin,
aS appears has been the case With man who tuf
feTed judgment By default against himself making 10
defenee, not even noticing that he had beon tued
G II, HROWS.
Saleaouf~n, oet 4 itU. oC1At1mWdl
, 1860-10-26

~Ladfes and gentlemen who are looking for
D5chonsc where they Will get their WORK we'll dane,
either in lseing or cleaning in alt Its branches,
wf1r Ind euch By calling at the Boston Fancy
Steam Dseins Establishment Of August scwarz,
No. 70 South Clark etEeet, and 15s Illinois street
, 1860-10-26

NJ A r r led.
On the sd Inst by the Rev Dr. Humphrey It 1st
presoytestan Chureh, III. EDWIN L. JfLLEFT;. II
josEPH1SE II FERLES+ all Of Chicago.
In this si.y October 18th. by Rev. z. Ii, Huuphrrr
M,A NJ ,AKMIHGK st GoODAlE. Of Lee Centre, and MIA
, 1860-10-26

REcovEnr OF sroLES PROPERTY Officer
Macnuiey has succeeded in arrcsting person
who for some time past has been In the bust
ness Of receiving stolen property and recoE-
cred from his possession aquantity Of watches,
etc, which are awaiting identification.
Owners wanted for twelve silver watches
and one Philadelphia gold hunting casc watch;
also one silver snuff box. Persons who have
had watches stolen for some months past, will
please call ut the City Mars4al's Office.
, 1860-10-26

V- Dt. A1port's Tooth Powder wt1l keep your
teeth In healthy condition and prevent decay
The best article In use. Sold By Sergeant, Apoth-
ecary, cor. Randolph and State streets,
, 1860-10-26

- Al should not fail to read the advertise
meut Of Prof Wood IN foday's paper. eeJ1y,
, 1860-10-26
Nem advertisements,

WANTED Pleasant Rooms and
w Good Eoard, in the Eosth Division, East ot
Ela!k St. for Gentleman and Lady Addrtzs Box
Js76 stytns name. location. and pItce. EeSeEences
exchanged. nctHK3S
, 1860-10-26

LOCAL MATTERS.
~ Go to John Jones, 1fgDea1bosn street, and
get youT clothes cleaned and repaired They will
he well done, and at prices to suit the lines.
~ 1,soo Buffalo Robes for s.lo at New York
and ST. Louis prices, by J.. A. Sx1rn 8, Co., 11s
Lake street. oetaxt
y We think II you want nica uouec and Lot
on West Washington street. sec advertisement,
kB Dt. A11port'e Tooth Powder Hftr keen yn,.r
, 1860-10-26

ConS SPLASTERs.-Farmers and those inter-
csted in Corn Planters, will find matter Of
interest by referring to the advertisement Of
George ". Brown, in our issue of today, In
another column. Ills machines have been
long in use, and are well and very fayorab1y
known, as those that use them can testify,
md he appears to be well backed upin regard
to all the statements he makee.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-08-10
Allegheny college,

A catalogue of Allegheny College located
at the Blue Sulphur Springs. Greenbrier
county, has been laid upon our table. This
Institution was established about one year
ago under the patronage of the Baptist
Church, the buildings and grounds having
been purchased at a cost Of $40, 700. Last
year-its first-there were 90 students in
attendance-and this year there is fat
tering prospect of - largely increased num-
ber Allegheny College is the only insti-
tuition of the kind in Trans Allegheny Vir-
ginis, and under the management of its ef-
6cient and energetic corps Of Professors and
Directors. cannot fail to grow rapidly in
public favor. The system of instruction is
upon tie same principle Of that Of the T.
University of Virginia.