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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-08-03

n. BCNKHR. y .. NEW 1LL.
BUNKER 4 NEWELL,
CARPENTERS AND STAIR BUILDERS
~ Shop ON Le Claire Street, between Third
and Fourth, Davenport, Iowa.
R.FERgNcE-W. L. Carroll, Architect.
feb 23-d3m*
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Cn.RaPtneFshiD.

CO.PaFtnefship.
THE UNDERSIGNED WILL HEREAFTER
i - eo-partness, continue the preetice q the
La. AUSTIN CORBIN,
GEO. 8. G. DOW,
8.E. BROWN.
March 1,1eoo lmasS-du
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Nomination.

ST. LOUIS, August /.
P. B. Fouke was yesterday nominated for
Congress. from the Eight District Of Illinois.
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GEORGE Z. HUD0ELL,
A TTORNEY AT LAW AND NOTARY PUR-
"A Lie. OFFICE, No. l, up stairs over Smiths
Variety Store, corner Of Brady and SECOND streets
apl6.dly
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&c. PARKER, Nd. GRO. v. ACAkN, II. D.
DOCTORS PARkER 4 MsCARN.
physicians AND SURGEONS. OFFICE,
L No.. franklin Block, second aoor, Brady st.,
between Second and Third, Davenport, Iowa.
DIR. PAREgR's residence, corner 9Th and Le Claire
streets. Dr. GEO. W. McCARSs residence, east
side Of Brady, second door from corner Of 9th.
mvl7-dtf
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JOHN n. CR WFORO,
A TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR At LAW,
IA and Notary Public.
OprIcE-Nickoll's Block, upstairs. jsa30
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JAMES AHnSrRONG

A TTORNEY AT LAW AND NOTARY PUB
IA lic OFFICE Nichols Block, (up stairs,
Davenport, Iowa. lmar22-dtf
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r OST ON SATURDAY LAST, A LIGHT
IL leather Pocket Book, containing note dated
April 18th 1856, for forty dollars, payable to Ds
vd Hill bearer, with . credit of twelve dellart
lately endorsed thereon. The pocket-beok con-
tanned ether articles also. As payment Of the
note has been stopped, it is Of no use to any on.
but the undersigned. The finder will confer . fs
vor by leaving the pocket book and its contents a
the DEucCRAT AND News eficc.
jy24-dlw JOHN GRAHAM.
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EDWARD .. FRASER,

CARPENTER AND BUILDER, AT COATES
~ 4 Patchin's old shop, alley opposite Engine
House on Brady street. aplS-dly
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Judge Douglas In Manchester N. III.

Bos1oN, August 2.
Judge Douglas met with an enthusiastic re.
ception to-day. in Manchester. N. H., and in
Nashua. He made a brief address in each
city.
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HACKERS OF BEEF AND PORK, AND
L Shippers OF Live Stock, 81 Brady Street.
jan l0-dfw
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Lands for Sale.

Lands for Sale.
$40 acres in Shelby county.
33O Cas-
SD Pottawattamie county.
$40 Hardin
$50 Greene
Fer sale or exchange for City property. Also,
City property to sxchange for lands.
GRO. B. SARGENT,
junsl3-dtf Land Agent
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IOmN zuMmEH MANN,

nDIANO AND ORGAN MAEUFAC-
L turer, one door west Of corner
~ = 10th and I.eClxire streets, Davenport,
Iowa. All instruments Of my own make warranted
and kept in order, without charge, Eve yeAss.
N. B.-Repairing and tuning done at oil times
and in the best manner.
Davenport, April lS, 1860. apllS-dly
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W. II. ClARAo
A TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW,
n and Notary Public, Metropolitan Block, Dav-
snport, Iowa. maro
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8emofrat aud Aews.
FRIDAY MORNING. AUGUST 3. 1859.

ROUNDS LAE0Dox, l55 Randolph street, Chi
cage are to receive adverti ,ements for
this paper.
9. h. SCRIvsk, %, Dearborn street, Chicago, 10
authorized 70 receive advertisements for this pa-
per.
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I. w. STE " WART,

4 TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR At LAW,
IL and Notary Public. Office No. 70, Nickoll's
Block, (6rst Aoor). Entrance on Brady street,
Davenport, Iowa. ~>As-dly
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DURTl8 HOUSE,,
NORNER OF IOWA AND FIFTH STREETS
u ] Davenport. Iowa, mch22dtf
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n. OLIVER,
}. q. Shorty.

J. a SUORKY q. OLIVER.
SelOREY 4 OLIVER,
r OG PUMP MAKERS.-SHOP ON THE AL
IL Icy, between Front and Second, and Brady
and Main streets, Dav IMPORT, Iowa.
Davenport, March 3o-d3mwtf.
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CnAa L. HrTAN JOHN y. Ro0DRo.
PUTNAM Il ROGERS.
A TTORNEYS AND DCOUNSELOR3 At LAW.
IA OFFICE, Davenport Block, No. 29, Aaie St,
Second Floor. jun7-du
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R. N. PRETTY N AN,

H. ". FHETI M IN.
(YoRMgRLY BURROWS PRETrYMAN.)
CTORAGE, FORWARDING AND COAAlS
> sion Merchant, and Steamboat Agent.
NO. I, Bussewss sleek. Lsves,
apl4-tf DAVENPORT, Iowa.
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LAW Rsarlncrship.

JSo. p. COOK. J. WILSON DRURY.
COOK 4 DkUkY,
Successors to Cook, Dillon LindIsy.
\X7E HAVE FORMED A PARTNERSHIP
w for the practice Of the Law. to which We
shall devote our personal attention.
March ), 1860. COOK b DkUKI.
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THE CITY,.

NOTWITHSTANDING the heavy rain of
Wednesday night, goedly number Of farmers
came to town. and quite . large amount OF pro.
ducs was brought in. Business 10 looking up
. little among our merchants.
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Get Year Pictures Framed

(Sssssd srsst, ePpesiss wssaia1sss 1tss)
FRAMES PICTURES 70 ORD81
"A Wipao1s, Loohine Glasses, Paints, 0ile -
Hatty.
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CAMERON WlDDH HINGTON,
IIOUSE PAINTERS AND LAZIERS
II No. ., East Third street, Davenport, Iowa,
Plain AMI Decorative Paper Hangers, Grainsrs,
Aarblers and Sign Writers.
Messrs. C. / W. having had upwards Of twenty
years experience in the business, guarantee sat
isfaction 10 ell parties entrusting work to them.
~Pspev Hanging in every style, from com
mon brown paper 70 the most elabosste decors-
tions.
n. B. Whitening and Wall Coloring. Lje26 -dsm
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Mutual Life Insurance CO. New York.
JOHN YANTpS.

Accumulated Cash Asstts the Property Of the
Assured, 81, 900 600
, 1860-06-26
H0KFMAHK 4 QELPCKK.


FA.3-NEf8 II. H0FF.u.3~fsTs
CouEu: Of the Grand Dueny Of saxe.Wenas the Duchlea
9: Brunswick md md re fEe sdtJ u fank
sorf md bY special Of cerA Sxtes. Arhod 70
for former sl.l:s:s Of AUSTRIA. BADER, B1VAKM,
HANOVER, AEsStA, NASSAU, PRUSSIA, ,SAXoNY.
WlKTEABERG. OLpENBERG. De. j1e7-dAxlT
, 1860-06-26

"S NJ q AA0AE1 AexN|A1AGA
a correspondent Of the Boston 4dr>7tiser, In
attendance at yearly tner:iuy OF Friends at
Newport, gives the following incident:
4 very novel aud unprecedented interruption
OF the meeting took place yesterday afternoon
It is we'll known that from the foundation Of the
Society Of Friends they have borne their testi-
mony against music With as much earuestness
as against war, or slavery, or kindred eyiis 1t
is true that many of their public speakers adopt
sing song style Of delivery, but it is rude and
unskillfut song. Yesterday, however, the per-
sistent Father Deeson ross. and made an appeal
for the wandering tribes Of Indians, seeking to
enlist the sympathies Of his hearers, and hewas
undoubtedly succcssful in bis object. But when
he had finished (ho1rtsco rtttrens) the clear MT
sical Toice Of Laroooua, Indian maiden, arosc,
and warbled forth the wrongs that she had suf-
fesed, in musical tutored strains. IN rich.
tra}to tones, she gave it to be understood that
she once had father-whose vigilant care
guided her early steps, and who loved her With
Il fathers warmest love, but the kteel Of the
white man swept him nway." Then she told Of
her mother, her brother and sisters, all models
# their kind, hut the Tile "steel Of the white
man" was as cruel to them asit had been To the
head Of the family. Other relations she had,
doubtless loYer, but Of their tate VIC we're not
arprised. for just ~ she was about to narrate
their gtieroug wrongs aud terrible fate, the
roice If the doorkeeper "swept her away"
And herein, be it understood, he acted on his
aud apparently out Of place as the scene had
been, il WAS q striking evidence Of the power Of
music; and the tale Of woe, uttered in plain
! tire strain, had sensibly affected the hearts Of
the company, who would fain, i doubt not, hare
listened to the close.
, 1860-06-26
#F0tct1ltst ST.
;2>HE GREATEST WONDER OF
L TEE N1NETEENT1 CEs;TuiT.
f7ref. Woed's Hair Restorative.

s.y.the st Le5l:: 70: Pr essat; gssv ws 2ah:1;:
coming from 1sas!e eer:ee Y esr:1es:es arr sEar.
Try froa Tie rse.s: - ,-,
e1eis of yons hs!s 'eAtntAse :rducca make
p'os. 'sS< vi fes ssc
rAx1aetcr ote .or:bt .nc "a troc--rf bek VI
sg1 Ia III ea ssa n 1 scr ts's ssaa ~ =.
Lave L:ct Fro :ust al.utc. tS.ae. u which LIVE ~
I s,y ss a.sp5s y :ss ISL 81 sn b t5* ct 2
:aee. ane ~: aas .esusea y .stsI5 sSos - =
E, rs vi q esss tsae ~ est
:, ' , 81 sy sosf y7!s.< "a
ssa.enaa: ~ .:c eiti1ea tls es =: E:e.!iflt lei
~ asse and .a4sn: rsn~ xny uss yen a.y :Es&e {;
Gss ahovn, srn ~ EaIse S:.&esc T. q YER tetice =
n3ses. Az < liz ;a;f srws 1. Q. KAiAohn:
ptx,ns NAM ,:ksf5R9Tiyr St551xe9fI ytE, = IRE
Professor wtoc- Sir: AaslnE had the sasfo.:nEe
10 ose s potttaa q TT t*s ft'a tks cees .: s
gso. 1Ggsf Sf" at @ i5aat : f1
1eT tn:ns asra.:. AS hssr .k:e ~ Fas:*;. NJ
= s1re:, @y t,S 5kSs6H k
ka W. anss1.ned, ss ncv r, nr.st, ia: " reg
lAr a4udsae 4nt pss1o1 q tns NJ >H.t. =: btsos
s1'"4s hecoI1itIp. Jl1. .lS,1VS.
.,,,.,.f, HocAzI3raf Sir: u1v5ug Ma1e ts .: rce1
y7t!r - u,ye gives PLEASURE u NY tht Ge sts
t.s hseu sxoeiet In sfmovinR aAndrun All
o ;ses3ek q Is us Gsse
.sa sttses 4s
ltss: WI; ezeG;;; :;;;.;, s,; s;s:$z.S iS:
+, as,s: r. t;ss Ess s. Ies TO- a ssa I,
fjFus ~. IND Fancr t3oots Ueases7- 20
, 1860-06-26

Of ahess unfdrtunateb. ind obtsfned thel1 Dis
charge, the authorities Of the psison not daring
to let the cases go before the Courts. This en-
pioyment Of III. Hyatt interfered essentially
the profits Of the alAvo traders. HENCE they Pc
ttt.oned Mr. Mason to send the troublesome
"fauatic" home, aud hence the disposition Of
the stnste to unbar lhe prison doors.
A Chinese Gentlernan,s House.
Tho commercial connections between Chiua
andJaPaan and this country, which must be-
come stronger and more numerous in future
years, afe awakening peculiar interest IN The
manners and habits Of these secluded people.
Our readers viii be pleased with IN introduc-
tiou to the House ofs Chinese gentlamsn:
He frst took Us to his country house NOW un-
inhabited. Twas tho perfect residence Of q
Chinese gentleman. There was . rcry large
garden, NTH bamboo hedges and large fish
tanks, edged With walls Of blue bricks and per-
forated tiles. His pigs were IN admirable con
dition, and as beautifully kept NJ tho Prince
Consort's at Windsor. Ahoutthe grounds we're
nutmegs, mangosteeus, p1antains, Cocoon nnts,
and pagodas. Inside the house the drawing
rooms had doors sliding across circular opea-
ings. We then went On to this good gentle
man & prirRe reHideuce, entering BY q Chiuese
triumphai g4e. He tells NE he has ten miles
ofcarEiage road round bis estate It il on a
fine undnlating tract Of land, reclaimed from
the Jungle, and 1aid out with rare taste. In the
outskirts tiger killed man the other day. In
his garden found Jocko, living in cane cage,
next doorto poIcupine there were also some
rare birds. Further on some very small Brah-
man bulls, q Cashmere goat, and a
tauilT Of young. fangaroos. There we're
all SORTS Of unknown beautiful flowers
placed about in enormous china vases
ing. i is Of the camelia tribe. three OF four
feet high, and bears small white flower, like
the opening dog-rose; also WAS shown the
"moon- flower" kind Of rounded couyolYulus.
that only opens at night. Therc was bower
Of" monkey cups"-the pitcher flower, which
catches wafer, and from which Jocko refreshes
himself in the jung1es. The fun palm-a beau-
titnl tree On , tie lawn..produeed water Of
knife. Several minute creepers were trained
over wire forms. to initiate dragons, with egg
shells for their eyes; and there we're many Of
tic celebrated dwarf trees-the first had seen
Little oaks aud elnos about eighteen inches
high, like small, withered old men. The house
here was superbiy Furnished IN the English
style, but with lanterns all about it. Al SIX
O'Clock the guests arrived-mostly English-all
dressed in short white jackets and trousers.
The dinner was admirably aeryed in good Lon
don style, and all the appointments, as regards
plate, Rlass, wines and dishes, perfect. The
quiet attentive waiting Of the little China boys
deserved al praise. After dinner We louuged
through the rooms, decoraied with English
prints Of the Royal Family, statuettes, "carios,"
from erery part Of the world, and ra,e objects
in jade-stone and crack1e China; also portrait
of our hosts 500, who is beng educated in Ed
inborough. He was in English dress.-Akert
SmitNs" To Chi7a end Back"
, 1860-06-26

r C. BARBOR, Banking and Ex~
L Change Office a. Ciz7k Etrest- Exchange. Uaeuzezt
Money, Gold and Silver bought aad reid.
Eefe1e1eczJ Young Scamunca, ,Peat1ent Marine Bank
r, g. AdaM.. I'LL
, 1860-06-26
Legal advertisements

1TATE OF ILLINOIS, County Of
Cook. 8>2---SuperiaY Court Of Cho.xo, s.otssnh.
Tern. a. o. 1a6Q Henry kaalax. ~. Adota Astsi :
Ati4chmxuE
fuato notice bsrehY given 70 tho aid Adonh Rs.z
taAt viii ol II usenntnt tsu'd 1u1 Vt kts oaa Of n
oE MAf 40. !a4 II tas tu.t u the mid Hsury 1srx
lad Tho estAis of til aad Ac Ras;aA II: ,he
directed to tho sher of Cook oanty wneh sA,d xz ~
Len r'tuEed s1esatet. Nov. tas1sfoe uaeA yoa he
~ ~ superior Court u ea3n bsforo The Int
.Y a1 the t<. thezeo! tobe Lao n ths uot HoasA n
ts cnE Of thhzfo, Oh the 6rss Monday at Sept&mbH.
aaa 4tss . tat bail. aat pls sd 10 tho nd paatf+
suoh ns IN b entered axxnst yuu nd In hFos
~ to ao Henry k4s4nk and much Of las propAfJ It
eaea - may bs sua.ens safety th4 sA,d iodkssnt
aad costs Will b soId 10 sat:ny Tia sxne.
WALTkR klABALL- C1,rk.
-. =. SMITH. t4th's Atty. 144tct1k ~
, 1860-06-26
The Carrolt~Frye Ifomicide--Death of
nlr. Frye.

Nlr. Frye.
lFrcm the Peoria T1ans :1pt esd1
We are pained to announce that the affray Of
Wednesday afternoon between E. r. Carroll
and Smith Frye, has resulted in the death Of the
latter, which occurred at his resideuce yester-
day afternoon. Everything that could be done
in the way Of medical aid to save the life Of the
wounded man, was Jesoried to. bat in vain.
Carroll and his -book.keeper Brown are still in
jail. 1t is said they hare suffered intense an
guish, expressing quite as much concern for the
condition Of their victim 90 for themselves. Il
is also said that Frye blamed his own temper,
and expressed Yery little resentment towards
the parties who caused his death. Carroll aud
Brown will undoubtedly be tried for maus1angh-
ter, IS the facts do not hardly warrant a charge
of murder. The deceased was a native Of PENN
sylvania, and came to this country in 1854, set
Ting in Redwood township. Hs las held va
rious Offices Of public trust, such ss County
Marshal, &c. He was deputy Sheriff at the
time Of bis death. For the last few years be
has been engaged in the stock business, which
b. eonducied with good Judgment aud success.
to mourn his untimely end
, 1860-06-26

I6 Erprrsk COMPANY lave tbs t!y rt1oveA tl,r1,
- q fr No ii too7n s&rtt TO 15o Lake AID % eoT1l
Il t1ce4 havinx Like md CsaIk tl1rs ea The
fnsrrr afe kcGt will he considered tie catA.se fcf
ualts eo'iesin sh small TIE eus
On tk tssct4 VII 10 EazaIta - stcs entrance toI elk
iisxi on IaSs are he IuGle VIII Which we have done
tn4ncsA {or he pat * rem coala not q netu to T.
emily susstced in our cd s:And ~ ua p-bLe well
u our fends anunns tat. 1bs'sy .aa 70 !'surn ~
tAsrs. - Wi :. 10 1La1 ct conpaay ofes loass
stotl sur1h,r notiea. from 7:;o H. y. to7 r y:
iunl7-csGt t., se?h ~ +. G.uIoAs4H. Age3f-
, 1860-06-26
EXCHANGE & DEPOSIT Bank

CEDAR RAPIDS, IONA. ~.
seE1 wzAc1. g.. .. cAhfIaer. A.a. t-11sA
Refer 70 An. EIcHacEe BsaE i. r.; Hnn2n1 d Co.
4 Co., katte1a. New York taeutt1 "
, 1860-06-26
FAsru4 sxnn TaoxAA frn'. '.AiJA
1e1{TETa-&w
CTATE OF ILLINOIS, Cook

CTATE OF ILLINOIS, Cook
Al, I'D. phuAtus y" 0Ns4. Esanier >. ;" -.
Thomas chalmers, A:eheh9s Q. We.nsr % nd Dav r.
Fyaser. VI. A:exandez ThAaaSe mi WILLIAM 1aass e-~
AttathMsnt =. a.,
Putc nnt5es l. helehy elrSa 70 the sad Ale1 ander
ssped ous ot he oce Of tho Ckrk Of lho tup*Eo Court
1t Cnieaxn. d.tsd e eighth ~ Of Jgna - p tst4 y
Ts,,ma, Chaimets Aschslaus q. Wstaet, snt p.std +
Yss md .e4!n 'hs e.sa:s of ,s* saa AaaaeF 3aasea
Ssh .rssd e.. ,!*d t. 1ss sasa q Cook
Nav anlesh Jau t- Alex sndeF rhaic''r md
WIN u nate shall atJ ha I'D appta5 esIo.e he
Ill SUPERIOR Court IT EhcARo, on OF before me nfst CAV
~ th~ thes~of hoen u the CouT Houe IN tne
ete ~ =. itzxo the drst Monday OF Inv. A. D. l1
III entered akatns rou Md .a t1vos Of ths
sl pl,la e. aad mitch Of r. property .aEnea a. msy
b u1h1ceat sAtafY tas eA@ JaoSp"Ns MIN s's ' ~
aaA ~ "eA5 u" ". KlABAI1, E1e4t.
FAavs,1. sxr1a i TaoxAa, Prtds Auys-
, 1860-06-26
GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY
" CoMPATTS

REAT WESTERN RAILWAY
~ CoMPATYS
EXPRESS FREIGHT LINE,
For Throush Freight Only,
Via New Central Great Western and connecting spadat
Chicago and all tbs West.
The Koads torurg this old Aad teb1s route from tho
SeaboAsd and the Wet. haVe ofsantzeda
FAST FRE1G 1T LINE.
Giving perfect RelIatn and greatly 1c1eased Dispatch
to Fre!khthe 1sint forming TIE Line East ard Wes run
E:th hs ns Psknk = sorc concessions II tie
HateA as low IS By anV cthe- Hne. Rcclanlatora
Promptly and Fairly Adjusted Marx Packasea .Fast
Express lane. Via q. e. r.
In New Yorx deliver goods st Eud.oa River Railroad
Passenger Depot = Warren sseet Il noa street Dercs
In Bostop deliver goods Bosom ard Worcester
Depot, and marx - abope.
Through Blllot ladlnk Given, AID Reesm.tons pa1 At
any Of the Company Oh1ce1,
E.P. nEACH. Aren't, g.a EruadE-T, New York.
OTIS EtARAl4l. Agent 81 Ssate t..ett, Boston
4. wALLINGFOKD; Western Agent.
Corner Dearborn at,eet oppod&e fremont House
CHICAGO. r. mhA.tn1y
, 1860-06-26
IT Il N 4 z z, Ii.
EnrxgrH1.Y DF tEW T0RK,

Gan he CONSULTED either personally ty letter IA regard
70 Ill diaea1ga which be 1r1s Will unp."c&erted cscoet
On s'rtem. H. cares Chrontc CAeen q l3Aea*es
NKy EenerAE! .uea Nervous ard Eeu1lste Auedo3N
D!.ss.ss of Wontn. All Form. Of Scrotuls Dytrepta,
CossfpA Hk nltea,cs crtus and Tnbe1Cuus AZ
ttctson. Including +omoaasJ Co..u,1pson Kheumsfscsj
Fassiytn. Episp:S Asthma S4it Khrun Eenitacut and
11tHEhtEnt feserA Tic 1t&<2kks Of Children, Ac.
Be has ae:tenfve 2ractiee and wonderful &neces5
II the t3catntnic q
c4"-cEEa,' '-'
which hs cures without tut knit.
nsneaobe =, nos9s ~ aos roua cur - etaes
eeAs,n Iii gTAez lau7 az INV r. III.
ssetk not nexoday. hot Tomorrow henee lie dsnre1
OF 4GikT. ..
OFFICE 158 eo. CLARK STREET I''4'
An4x xsfo.fv Coz, Iktk and Monroe 4a. {sh,r.To* IN
, 1860-06-26
Jo9y nENNiSToJ,} v.
THoS- -FAkkEk4a 5
f*AfHER h ffrcucnfJk. AttYS. It'll
MASTERS SALE -State Of iii.

MASTERS SALE State of IlG-
l4l mol. rook County, 5.s-suprsor Cnu1t Of Ch.ca.
zo--1u thsnerry. Henry keep and Abe7t Eesp
xa8e.
fubc neuce hereby gwen that IN pussua.es Of Do.
cetAi urder ente.ed u tie ahove entitled th1
esht, dAy of June 4. r. iad l. In >co't NAssr N
hanc s, Court, VII ihe sixteenth t.sh 1ar OF
iuv I'M II ten o'clock 10 tbs nErnoon Of s7li day.
.*W pah.s to " khe.t htdaet for e.a y shs
nd County of Cook. the following described lots pee
ptes Of lind. ter e much thereof = .g ,. esAys
Md IL the ey OF Chicago, County OF took and ~at& of
tno5. to vt:-Lots uu1nh* sxesn 49, seventeen
It'll eighteen l6} Aud nnee 9 IN Block hur1her Exht
49,, th1 fozt De,thoFn Addition 10 Chicago toEetnes
viii al ard Singular the seatmsutA aerta Ita p,.v,-
lsxss a AppuEttuanees taefeunt3 auY1sp
appu1ratnnx. tkA SCOTT.
Mister u thaaclsv Of the Superior Cous. of Chtc4to
n1trt hlc9{o JunA 4Hh. laQ. 1eI cE41t1
, 1860-06-26

101 TONS PIG IRON-F1RST
LVO QUALITY. Afply4o
THOMAS s. DlCKERS0N.
METAL TAHEH0CEE
No, Wabash Avenue.
bprctx Lsn building,
pyMcksS II,
, 1860-06-26

y Cook. ss-sup<4os f:cult Of chszsc. July ttrna-
: D. 15D walter L. Newb~fry WhhA1a b. TRAD
v.l, Jean j. Trc.lveu- John Ferry ao1 ka~-sd Sd&'
PuoSc potics = hereby k.ssn tho sa.d Wllllaa,
Tsrai.et' John j. Ift..3.st Joha y f.ry ~ = -
odee Of the Clerk Of the Superior to4rt Of Cheasv.
ced the Treaty nadh saY sf W. u TX 4. a. ~
~ 10 asid william y. TeA:wrll Juhn j. trtaisrA John
= r7y sud E:wstd Notton t. he 1ut1 af nssetn hun
sHetr of Coos Count.. which said Wit has been returned
e@Seo ,e7efma un,ess yous the sAtd wNIam B. Ttesd-
rt1 j,ha J. Treat~sN. John >. Perry and ktvs!a
ah. es"9a!y b. sna .7pe.fn g. ns eSss H. es ~ ~
.ss 's e h ae's:s IT,. xas2 y: cs's
iulx H. 8. i56a. k!sen SPECIAL hA1 and plead . The
d .h,1 nn, ~ II n .es :. Ts a5's = E.
roneTty attached ~ Gay bs +utent u satisfy the ald
tdxcrnent md coats Will - soa e sai!afv :he 1aas
FA.rxt.. axnu 3 TaoxA4 f'rf;- Ait5>
, 1860-06-26

CTATE OF ILLINOIS, County
of t.oot - Superior t'ou,t Of ChIoeu. 11y TeFnae
q n 1ssl s,TatxT 6eC!erey ". L. Aer ckAz, 4ehaA
Eaxelmaa IN i.slE4m Z. nsi..-Attaeentnt; x,.v,.s
uchse Eax IL "a snd Ia, C. u that ~z.t Of atseh-
tst suea Of u. "ae. o The CLERK Of th. sapsses
re sut 9fke ia yths eC!eey as1 akzHat tas ssata
Of ,he ssd IL. AeEiet.., Neaasl Nn4xnsa and t!sam Z
p, mr. ths suu Of fnr hundred ard fty<e*en And " lh
toIla. d,sad the sh~sn Of Cook csuaty. WHICH sAt
vts haa been 1etunnd executed
Nhaei EnxsAna.n Aut Hiram Z. Bull, sh1l Peronssy IA
I'D aprea. the sd superior Ehut Of III afo on Or
hearr ths ,,s DAY the tsca to bt hcIssn TIM
Ctutt ru G. ia ,e CIV OF hcaxo. OH .h+ dsst Noatay
q jav = 1a ttve .pesn al aa 1!sna 70 ~, ~,
{u favor of he Md pain uueh Of he prpssty IL
tscsra ~ ~ Be u cienL 10 nt tbs sd nlxuent md
eo'e' - ~ '~' W. KINRALL, CLERK,
, 1860-06-26

l.
ASD nHo&~
tpr Ed x.tAp tte Stx.a Of W.conxfn low1 and Mime
s4sa and hereoy re notice t,t II parties dealing Ia
iatraa- upoa EXCLUSIVE :tsti. azd thst !. soon
sivtse Of aa1 tsaseme IT. asall cenand proper
ndtmu7ediatt E1tre+s-
We hare usds extensive a:sznF eatnts with the nox
celebrated AE1s<tur1 Whereby We eaa fully supply the
Reots scd Shoes from ttofr t. t:ha,o each pzr of
wh!ea wil be stamped CT y heEed With ou1 NAME.
ne aaan rcoknxe 10 Tipped 60 d. ~lth}u either tic
4hove sAses bet such a sse Axs Stap.d md supplied
hy1f.
n. viii ~a-.A-t in hi uance7 one ras OF ehsias coz
FtrE;otd saoest cot wA tvo AID oft..:uA. tn.ye
toof pAhs q e9o a1etJ Without hpA b. shawn bT
verJ m7oT testimonials. Wills ths +x3en-e Is but td1e
1ts. nnahnk N sctu2 Assaxs swing tia Of
Ee&- two head' 'el DER cent,
We own The r<ht Got e1elualse} tha o!htse
pattotfj fccc4 THO ~ tstoy Of Of tbs patent
70 .ereo and haf eer ce1t- pad ~ Al otaz delct
We pa5tcu4sty aplet the At rsnoa Of dtaefs M tneee
xoos within tha Sta+s OF Minpis. Mich acd Indiana
TO or Adsantasts under this pateaI ant ths qaaY 4af
goods will ~ Ans1s2expti ~ k1y <tttk u kds ano0
RI h ~ asra 9t1tkv eoasde,sd - Oder u composing
We shall Itve UNDIVIDED aestoa to ths branch q our
buaoess IN teraee1.cG with <tUeta stoce ~ s:ap
fuv SOLICIT oreEs tor cur kocs a7a due sespe1 1r oaf
hxAta.
otnerr II Ehaxp snd outside ths HsatAa Of
W1co1ho, Iowa. 2pd Msaofso "no A0sex0Ae taS0te3E1
n xxrntS Lon tht Ale Of
Anrf.HE1Ls PATENT TxETALLlC TIPPED GOODS
tast Ill sch agencies DO s1sna Ia or La nv
NV Whss7r sppean the ss of sad xp1as efthn ~
sttt,s q N3sco: Il, lows sod Minnesota ~
aD4h4ef tu WAD3W1RTa d WEIf&