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Now JerAcy--Thc Chicago Nomination
(Co.sespon6rrce of tbs N. i Trt5une.1

l~e@e@PoA4fA@@ !" aA1 A. ! 4E9u0f-t
MorIss1o~S. n, j.. Aay:4, 1851
Tho nomination Of Lincoln aud uamlin ha,
taken our people agreenhtT aback. Thousands
ot our VOTERS followed Tia late romantic COZ
aics in Illinois between him aua j. ug'as, and
sdmlfed tue sharpness o. his political 0pnio 8.
the ability with which DO defended them, and
assaulted the vaunsed impreguabilitieH Of his
smart adversary. That contest, conducted Oh
Ar. Lincon's part with such discreetness,
sonud sense aad patriotism, wen him hosts Of
friends in all parts Of this STATE, No one koows
anything to his prejudice; all know many
msu'iueas, determination TO do lts best, his
honesty, unbleuished reputation Ut home, his
bearing, "a Thousand aud one too mapy" for
the "Squatter Sovereign" and +" q heap If good
things beside" Our csnnons auaong the noun
ta'os aud our orators have said Ut much. Fri.
day and Saturday nights the destruction Of
powder WIS Immense but patriotic, and the
display OF oratory not leks conspicuous, but
TAsuy more sensible.
There Is large and influential class Who be.
long TO the Opposition, reso1utcIy Determined,
not merely not to cid In c1ecling Mr. Seward,
but to defeat him Mt a1l hazards | havs con-
ver1ed With many Of this class IN tho citp aud
country. Some ltadinR Amer csns aud Wigs
declared they would give then influence 10
Douglas rather than TO Seward. For this pref
udice (tncst unreasonable In my opiniopl l do
not epotoRizs IT is only the fact that there IL
such pr. ju9ice which wonid have eiren the
vote Of this tate to his as yet nameless oppo:
nent, bad Mr. Seward been nominated nt CHI
oa9n. :.
1hsve talked with some members Of tbs wing
Of the Uppositiou that would not accept Mr.
Sewards nomination. who applaud that Of Mr.
LiucJlo. Aud II. as nos seems likely. DouG!aa,
the favofile Of tbs Jersey Democrats, is s4cri-
feed to prop1tia'o The Charleston seceders, you
may rely on it that Lincoln and Hsnln will re.
ceive no tn,ail accettious from that souTca. =
0o Friday night lat we Ind 4 meeting here,
spontaneously gathered IN Warrington Hail.
1ne Cannon disconrsed politics ia spite OF tho
saan: ahd crowd collected in tbs ball to give
tao chicago nominations a. spontaneous en-
oossement. Mcssrs. Vance, Little aud others
s.ses sPofe @ar1nis and cloquentiy Of the Chicago
RI..oeM .oeei. Una nomu.t'ons, snd tho people 70.
oaHsooA'! responded to their utterance. =.
Depend upon it, '.uouest old ALe'' vill emf u
clean sws1th through this State. an sure Of
~ anything may BE- inferred from present
"'"6'' NoRRis.
, 1860-05-29


The. Batfimore Rafro't is too respectable to
ndopt the system Of wholesale SANDER and
abuse. which is so COMMON among journals
which oppose the Republican candidates. While
1aboriug zealous'y for the Union party, it frank
ly pay tribute to tic chosen leaders Of the
Republicans. In an article upun the lives and
characters Of Lincoln md 1Iau,lin, it nses the
following laEgunge: i.
A They who know Mr. Linco1n intimately, say,
tha. },a is = moderate and conservative n,au,
that though oppostd TO the extension Of Slavery
into free terris ry. inst ~ Mr. c!sy and Mr.. he'll
were. and the !atter gentleman atiIl is. yet he
ia State Right man OF tue atrictess sect. lie
il also tue sworn eEe.nv nf Executive and 1e9is.
.stive corruption. and las character for per-
sonst integrity un'mneachabie. His popular
sobriquet IL, 'Honest Old Abe There can be
little doub: bus ,h4t this mau of the working
people. the artticer oi his own fortunes lroul
poverty 70 competence. from tho lowest to the
hiehes, position, Will tnett with" The cordial
sympatlirs Of the laboring masses everywaere,
whether they support him politically or not:
, 1860-05-29

The Republicans Of Dayton, Ohio, had a
rous,pg meeting on Thursday evening last, to
listen TO tbe Bon. Thomas Corwin, who de1iv-
cred speech two hours ia length. The Jour
..aI SAYS he referred to The action of the Chi
cago Convention, to bis own cnurse there, and
II nis pre fcsenccs in regard 10 Tia Presidential
candidate. Uf Mr. Lincoln he spoke in the
highest term, az an honest, upsieht, ah'c man,
who, If e1ecred, would administer the Govern
.uent with str,ct regard u bis constitutional
obligations. and with determination to mete
out equal and exact justice to nlt SECTIONS OF the
Union. lie said he believed the administration
Of u llenualicsu President woM'd serTe to con.
viuce the .uth thut the cha:ge oe hostility to
it, which WAC attributed 10 the Republican
party. was wi.hou any foundation in truth. In
Mr. Lincoln, the candidate Of tie party, he e1.
pre+sed tue utmost confidence. as mnn Who
would do right in every emergency, and ard in
whom the peoplr might repose entire conf.
denct.
, 1860-05-29
Drrss 4 TrihtttrE
OHIO &C.
DEATH or T.1ropo,tE p.pTr-

DEATsf or THEODORE paRKrx.
Ihe telegraph brings us intelligence Of lilo
death Of THEODORE pApEEn ut Florc,c. m
the 10th o. May.
"hafever may be thought Of the theology
10 Which Mr. Parker was committed. there can
oe but one opinion as 10 IL. earnes stncs.,
purity and cons stency Of his life. nor Of the
oesout elucerhy Of tie man in what he pub.
4lclg protessed. His calm 10 Christianity will
be- ecnl:d; bu; be has built fpr himself a repu.
1at'on Tor philanthropy which will never be
questioned as lo:s as ,nca valus good works.
Lie WAS tie most uuseIiish Of al! mankind:
and though sometimes. in public; harsh and
bitterly csnsoriou.. cutting up his enemies l,y
tho roots, or slanshletins them by n compari-
son or suggestion, his rrirste lite was Il
m m9d-l Of kindness and genia1;ty v ~lch thou
SANDS OF marc or.A:d X professors might pro-
titably initiate. His l,cles: hato was cyrr
moved hr oppression or wrong; aud to him
1t mat'e'ed not how low tho estate of tbose
upon vii III wrong .sos inflicted, ho was t1Ieir
able, earacst, s!ediast aud courageous ffit,d.
In 'hcir c,use he never falterrd. We honor
him for this.
-As Il scholar aud au orator, Mt. Parker had
worldwide reputation. In all :: Europe tc
WAS ngsreed as The head OF tue school to
with ic belonged; and il Germany where
religious thought aud religious doubt take the
widest range, lie was csu cmed as ooe Of the
puresr and most powerful intcllect5 Of his time,
But TT home, among his people IN Boston. he
was belovcl. They knew lis virtues and his
faults.
There ire thousands who, tearing his heret-
ical teaching, and his commanding. influence
upon The 1ational mind: will congratulate them
selves that lo has gone. But cur view Of the
deal ugs of Pfosidence with nan, forbids lis to
b.li:ve that lie has lived ia vain, For his
errors he will account to n Judge more merci.
sul tllau mai; Wills the grand social ard po-
ll;ical truths which lie daily uttered and cor-
s.,Itly enforced by Lis upright life, will live 10
bear abundant fruit Others may condemn.
him 10 the p;t-.hat task is no. for us.
, 1860-05-29

w ANTED--A Young Man as AS
~ s:tta.t Bockkrerer: nostee good erta,a. Ad-
noEss With handwriting ot afpleaa'. bez 1900 70,
Olee. u.s3,. Aal-tt
, 1860-05-29

@=7aNEW AND SECOND
~ HAND P1ASos for saI-1ov. Ptanos aud
I49 u Ae!odeons to Rent. Orless for TunlrS
PAnos Melodeons 0rzana and ~ kts of Musical
enta promptly ended all kinds Of Musical insiEn-
uents repaired At short n.tice.
lis Lake str~et-rra. Clark
, 1860-05-29

Mr. Holbrook, who made Lincoln speech
at Peru on Tburalay evening last, corrected
the editors who are Iersistently calling our
candidate A1rdm, by quoting Scripture thus !:
"Heither khall thy name any more be called
Abranl, but thy name ehn1l be Abraham; for
father Of many nations hare I made thee
Geatsis II, S.
, 1860-05-29
Editors Of the Periodicals and Hook
AGCntMs

Ju&t as We go to presa {alandsy, the 2sth) a
<elegrapisio disnntclrlrom bn1a,o adriAes US of
the election Of Editors Of Period icals and hook
Agents for the next four years. TLeg are Us
follows:
EDWARD Thomson, Eiitor Advocate and Jourual
u. ID WnrpoS. Editor Quarterly Review.
DANIEL W1sE. Editor Sunday School Advocate.
JoHS T. DrnntS. Missionary Secretary.
". l.. HAnn,s. Asat. ''
CALrA klxGslgT, Editor VI Wcatcrn Advocate.
TuoHas II. Eppr, St Northwesl'n Advocate.
D ". CLArK. " Ladien Repository.
WILLIAM SAsr, Ct christlich5 Apologize.
CHARLES ELLIOTT. st Central Advocate.
J. =. htsGuAx, !" Northern Advocate.
=. II. Sssntrr, =" Pittsburgh Advocate.
E. Tuon.s, " Calforula Advocate.
T. y. pgAESE, " Pacific Advocate.
T. CARLTON, and II. PoRrER, New York Book
Agents.
ApAu P0E and LuLR N1TcHcoc1, Cincinnati
Book Agents.
N. r. Cariet;an Adro:ate.
, 1860-05-29

meeting ut Wide-Awake Hal1, No. 50 Lake 1t.
this evening for business aud drill. A full at
tendance is requested.
E. z Tnxs- Earrefnrr
, 1860-05-29

THE BANNER WARD LEADS TUE Co1r4S
time for which the officers Of the Republican
Club Of the Sixth Ward were elected having ex
pired. thsre w'll be meeting to reorganize said
Club and prepare for the great Presidential
campnign, at the West Market Hall, on wedpes-
day evening, the :oth inst, at It o'clock.
Speeches after the buliness is transacted.
, 1860-05-29

KStcKERnocKEa.-The June number Of this
admirable monthly has just been received by
AeNally Co.. No. 81 Dearborn street. oppo-
s'te the Post Office. "The Poem Of Blr. Pigeon''
ia the leading prticlc.
, 1860-05-29

CoRosKG's IxQrEsr.-The number Of accideu.
tai deaths during last week were unusually
large, the Coroner haying held seren inquests.
, 1860-05-29

On Folks Coscxnr.-The ladies and gentle
men intending to take part in this concert, will
meet for rehearsal at Room IS Portland Block,
on this {Tuesday) evening, at II o'clock. Please
be punctual
, 1860-05-29

FoncERr.-The extensive forgery case in
which Jack and Harrison are defendants, is con-
tinued till to-day at r. ". We forbear the
publication Of the case till all The testimony is
elicited "
, 1860-05-29

Tue REcoEpEn's Cornr.-The next term of
the Recorders Court commences next Noaday
with sery fair docxet-the number of cases
now ready for the Grand Jury being thirty.tive
in number,
, 1860-05-29
DIED.

Ttls mn1png, at the redenc. Of h% faher 10 MIcht.
g'n *Tenut Of con:um+ Ton, CHARLES e. YOE, Ii the
I'D year nf Llsage,
III. remains will hc taken 10 shipman H. for lrterracrt
, 1860-05-29

JosT1ca DAv1s.-We stated in our SATURDAYS
issue that Lewis II. Davis, Esq, magist. ate Of
the Police Court, had opened an Office for the
prosecution Of ciril claims. In this We were
mistaken. He has opened law osc< On the
corner Of Lake and Clark streets, in partnership
with F. Adams, Esq, for the transaction Of law
business alone. They are both Of them gentle
men Of sbili.y, probit5, and legal attainment,
who hold IN enviahle place in the estimation Of
the profession and the community.
DRowxxp The little boy, to whom we 70.
ferred yesterday as being missed By his parents,
was' drowned, is We supposed, from tbe circun,-
stances. The littIe fellow was sailing in tie
basin near tbs Central Depot, upon some planks,
and accidentally slipped off into the wases. His
playmates iostsut,y gave the alarm, but his
body was not recovered until an hour after
wards, when 1ifa was extinct. An inquest Was
held upon the body at his parents house, No.
12s Franklin street, and the usual verdict rem
dered His name il John Morton, and about
eight years Of age. lie was the son Of expo
1iceman Morton. :.
sKa1ors Kcc1pEx1-SARsow EscArE.-on
Saturday afternoon, young lady, q stndent ut
the Seminary Of the Sacred Heart, on Rush
street, whi's stepping from Rush street Bridge,
just as it MAS to be swung for vessel to pass,
by some meaus became forced into such 20.
sition bJ the crowd. as to be brought between
the end Of ths outsids railing of the bridge
whiles the bridge vss swung, and the outside
rafting of the approach to the bridge, thus
4. 4 hat aim -
, 1860-05-29

TEE GREAT QUEs71oS OF TIE DA1-Where
eau be found tne Boot or Shoe which will be
re1.b'e and 1t low prices: Everybody md
their wires answer, "At the old stand Of E. s.
Wells. o55 Randolph street, under Metropolitan
Hail." The crowds who visit their store daily
ARE sufficient guarantee Of the excellence Of
their goods and their low scale of prices.
m{246t
, 1860-05-29
Nfln advertisements.

" C. q. 6cRlVKT 14pert<si.s 1eea. IS D&zrsov4rx
8a0's'sd 70 sAz'es Aass'ssz14 for TN oad oil ~
t~oa4a8 fePsF7 Or 1S North Ress tAl.he3+y
, 1860-05-29

Par Youn WATER TA1.-Dut three DAYS re-.
mains to pay the first semi annual wafer tax Of
1sC0, 81. Our readers would do we'll to save
the ten per cent. penalty which will be added
after June lst.
, 1860-05-29

RA1LnoAD -.T1cKET FOR SA1E.-A railroad
"coupon " ticket from Chicago to Columbus,
Ohio, via Michigan City, la Porte. 1ndianHpolis.
Dayton aud Aenia. will be sold at large: dis
count, if application is mnde econ. Apply ut
fhis off;ca
, 1860-05-29
THE CITY.


Auction .ales tls morning Of large ass s1ment Of fns-
nlure. plano fortes carpets, is1os aud c:o.ke1y &c
to be sold by Gilbert satnpspn Auctiouess E. aka g.
mfQk osnt
, 1860-05-29

Ah WANTED Wanted. a
peszon with mali III ean.ta1 to t,s,eJ vi the
aese.sss' Light apd prot,ab,e. I1s Is Fosd
~" - D. r." 1t o.3:e Of tats rape7, Fa!ng
, 1860-05-29

Ros OrkR.-A little colored boy, while play
ing on Clark st., near Quincy, yesterday morning
Vas run over by grocery wagon aud had an
arm broken. He was picked up and conveyed
to his home near by.
, 1860-05-29

w WANTED- Blank Book Fini her.
.., kood Blank Book F4n!st er can Ind permanent
4Tpoyne.i b. spp'y.rE immed. tesy to JON s. PER
, 1860-05-29

;RExoyA1.-Leland Il Mixer have removed
their Office and sample room to 1872 South Wa
ter street. Pork house. Flanders Block, oppo-
site Michigan Central Depot, uls.im
, 1860-05-29

Pres. Of Sixth Ward Rep. Club.
Gro. CoArsWon1H, Chm Of Ex. Com.
, 1860-05-29
Interesting Corrcapoudcnce.--A Noble
Example.

Interesting Corrcspoudcnce.--A Noble
Example.
Bsrces Ho II, Chicago, Mar s, 1851.
FxEEs TAsE E19 G:slrn naa OF Building commllte Re-
R:-We have been informed that YOUR
COMMITTEES is deficient ia the amount reouired
70 meet the expenses Of the late Convention.
We inc1ose herewith our check for one hundred
and hity dollars, to aid in the payment Of the
Convention which met ID this ci.y. We feel
that it was from frs. 10 last carried through in
q manner which reflects high honor upon onr
city. We think that the course pursued Of
mating the Eho1e arrangement for 1be ACCOM-
noda''on OF the Convention entirely free, was
one which was due to the character Of our citv
for Gberality and public suirit-and it eiyes n.
great pleasure to contIibn towards the my
ment Of the expenses incurred in carrying out
this plan.
Most respectfully m WS9ars' : rr,... :. r..
cnreA1o Nay oh, 1860,
.Mezrs- TrcEsz / Co.. Briggs House,
GESTtExkS Your favor Of esth. iuclosinr
check tor one hundred and fifty dollars, to aid
in meeting the amount requisite to pay the ex.
been received. III behalf Of tie Commit,ee C; ri
return you our thanks for yoar liberal cou,ri-
button. We concur in the opinion that it was
| due to our city that the entire arrangement far
tbs Convention should b. free. We beiieTe
tdat the conduct Of eli cur Public Houses. TOO,
in making no change inlheir pricee aod in their
unweaz1ed efforts 10 provide for tbe comfort nf
their guests. has received universal approval.
and has demonstrated to the satisfaction Of
every one that Chicago is the place which
should b. selected for all great conventions and
GATHERINGS ol the people oi the North est; and
With such hberality on the part Of the hotels
generally, as is shown in your contribu,ion. the
Committee need feel no fear in entering 2 into any
! such arrangement for the future.
Respectfully, 6c..
pkrrR PACE;
Chairman Building Committee on Wigwam,
, 1860-05-29

Jhs GTgo 1int re4u.ss 'es oil GAna asv eAt7- uias.
7a, Faint Gnt ttots nnt emit any aaaeahy eurf4r.
10 outside wood or work two "a her shIck e,ata
seoutd he applied mixed x!th balied q ilw Laserd Oh
aod suf1e,ett quantity Of dryers: 0
H Uae pouid Of tns paInt viii cuvsy reyen sau..e
Of Tcod or fstn, Or four eQuase yards Of or
10 IL tods Of wool ron Or nrtck w,,k txno.+a tn th.
attn o. resd or kea wat or hufseu Ii The eth Il Will
ee de !mols IN po nt OF .onoy to dusahtY to ue
osher canvas OF llnea tsnts fn cost On .1ch
"a = sun sent ln psl"t!nE ssty roofs should Be
and Ln.tsd u, which. whsu DRY, foma perfectly water.
- To sAt!.fT t~ose who tave never u.ed t.e Grafton
Rant thai not m de II hte ash chord Or anythrg
ahtd ietera h. p1nt tor ,sai Th'a Vii test
hetsl price Of the Paint PER ~ IN packagea of 10
os, At reduced na.s. Nv
GRAFTON PAINT COMPANY.
CHAs. L. NOBLE, Agent,
nystot373ta*t IL South Ca.t a,rrtt
, 1860-05-29

b4REE4csp RQnbEaF.-A strange man walked
into Peter Volts stone yard, No. 1al Edipa
Place, yesterday, and picking up the thills Of
Mr. VS. buggy that stood in the yard, coollF
drew it after him to the street, where he ordered
back out of his woy, and proceeded on up 10.
wards Van Barren Street, since which time,
through abtcnce of mind or some other cause,
he has not returned 1t nor eau any trace Of man
or buggy be found. Mrs. Wolf stood in bcr
door the whole time looking Mt h,m, but he did
it with SO much assurance that she thought it
onc Of ar. W.'s friends to whom he had loaned
it.
, 1860-05-29

fT]NILEMEN are requested to
- e,l It the ta,.us,t lit souh tta.sk ssr ct. to
Neho't %thous Bark maxim tape1Ior assce 1t,h iess
cog 1h1n The nr. eess. Address II. T. FUS TER bax
II Clic.ko pqst oEct m..A1es
, 1860-05-29

Srrxr1sa FOR DorGLAs.-Wllaua IlcAllistcr,
o poor, derauged boy about eighteen or twenty
years Of age, was arrested Sunday night for
disordc1Iy conduct aud disturbing the quiet Of
the nelgbborhood by shouting for the benefit Of
all good Doug1asites, who stood around him to
the number Of fifty or sixty. lie WAS seat to
the county agent.
, 1860-05-29

Go to John Jones, 11s Dearborn street
and get your clothes cleaned md repaired
They will be well dons and at prices to suit the
, 1860-05-29

srAnn1so ArFRAr.-Night before last des.
perate fight occurred upon ihe corner Of Ewing
and Jefferson streets, in The West Division, be-
tween two notorious men named Bob Bowers
and Tom Paine. During the al1ay Paine drew q
dirk aud stabbed Bowers in the left side which
penetrated the lung. Both Of them a1e known
as desperadoes. Bowers is but1a short time out
Of the penitentiary, while Tom Paine keeps a
butchers stall (which is regarded as ''bliad y
and has 50 far made good his escape. The
wounded man lies in a critical condition.
, 1860-05-29

fNREAT VICTORIA BRIDGE
~ Open. This l1nmeasc Iron structure, nearly tvo
mlca!n length Che ongestin the world erected t
RIVER ST. LAWRENCE
Il Montreal It cot Of S1 and half Millions Of Del
lais eaanscs the Estea and Western d7fons Of IL
Grand 71'ax1rE K0iIac<xv
OF CANADA.
Il opsa tor public trame Thi. .osd Of nea,y LILO
mlles In length, l. operated under
ONE MANAGEMENT IRON DETROIT, MICH, TO
PORTLAND, NE.
And there Is on]E
ONE CHANGE OF UARH
From ghicseo o. tte slslspp River 70 Pctlsad Bcs.
ton Quickest and H convenient rcuta for
The South West 2na C4nads md New Enkaad Pascestr1
and freight booked thrnu shto al parts OF C&uada and hs
New England States also to aud from
Chicago and Liverpool
Andthe Continent Of Europe It 1.s
Porland evey Saturday, and from Liverpool every NED
netd1y thIonEhk Ut the For further auply "a
WALTER SHAELF .Oeneral Manager Montreal
JAS. WARRACk- Gen1 Western Agent
No. II Late strreet
G1YlErE InCEt the Adims Hocso CiIearo.
, 1860-05-29

TIE New MAGDA1Es AsY1uh.-Thc new May
dalen As, lum fot the Sisters Of The Good Shep-
herd, was commenced las: week, By Mestrs.
Mullen d Boggs, The contractors. The site,
corner Of Hill and Mark streets, bordering on
Crane 4 Wesson's Park, is a very beautiful one.
The building is to be 20 by 90 feet, four stories,
brick, mod will cost some $4,000. When com
p1eted, according to the plans aod specifications
gratpitously furnished by the generous Nj.
Bauer, architect, it will present very neat and
elegant appearance, and to the beauty Of the
locality.
, 1860-05-29
IIlante1.

WANTED-A single man to work
- on l1nd and take cha Z. of horxs an EnslI.b
"a lloores ud he ftrred. Fer ,Qrhtr ralcuaT.
4rpls 1o J. L. DAVIS. 115 n. We'ls-st n nvarat
, 1860-05-29

= The furniture Of the Revere House,
going undeg the auction hammer Of Mr. Buffers,
is selling unusually cheap. The sale will bo
continued this morning ut 9 O'Clock. The fur
nrture Of the dining-room will be sold, and then
the sale will be continued up stairs,
, 1860-05-29

1oxS11F1kp.-The pocket book which was
found floating in the river during Convention
week, and which was advertised in the da ly
papers Of thct dAte, has been identified By Mr..
Joseph Browneli Of New Bedford, Mass, as
having been picked from lis pocket. It coz
tanned SIS in money, return railroad ticket
and some valuable paners.
, 1860-05-29

Nv WANTED-A Plumber at 1874
Sonth Cl1rk t.r.et-
mJad 1wk-' LIVINGSTON / DASSTT
, 1860-05-29

NO HUmRUG-READ.
We dears to cal attention 10 ,hs r. ct th.t IL.
Grafton 1 mint Company
Hase eper sd Depot for their Paint Ia this eitv. Te
md sse pssd. q e ss;n .s
e. .lsodna In ngr nf the iass four y.. 1t t.s tee
Enee md IL aetuowe4gta be The best anu aot du;a
BE FAnt hitherto known Wherever i, applied neIhe,
I'm ;us I'd ID -ooa r. de<a7. II thus p*'s'e'
i L. u,ed On tulidnF' Of wood BRICK On the hull.
sses sn ii ID ea.s
b ~o'k the action 1t .tmosphere o. 49,
rotf ot r.*a1 esa.ases saaws1 sa;pe1s, 'f's1' ~ -
TIN and shiuEle Roof, Etc.
4 a9 70 On 1ea @ I'd sss Of srry
' e p?ts h1ss z 9sSs!s ssss.
+, st91 s a., a:a Or
IS e Tss oee ssS H. = S
essd s1;ousG II & az. n:; !; ID i
anu Labor, aud psedl drn nd ~ 9oa
Fa.utt will and thls th* che1pe sud
a a. 3uas work. ana for pFlans under ~ paint
DIRECTIONS To MAKE VARIOUS coLoRs
A.a,iety of eus7be DIOR. ean Re m.ds hy mixing tbs
Of ohe ants usad w1 BE be los of il. oecu. nrontl
iii III r. s1s s 4 X
Paints seaeo1y uset. To mike tue foloWne coors use
Fer one pound Of Grafton add t. t. 6, TO- Of
Foz To one pound Of o.ston nd i, o.. axa
6sSk q sESszE 21Ecs nn,a
ts2 SKos2sb 81:
as I'd pcsa@ 4 d 8;
T. & ss;R s.1:s ee;s o,t po.,a
FeI L1ag1 IRON 20 nK F0K ,KAlLiNGs.-ro
3cz tInsH Blue
, 1860-05-29

WANTED.-Ten or twelve Iron
F!nehers ut Youa&'s Sewing nsehrs Fsesosy
rear Of So HsL1 s.sstt, " u YOEaG LD
nf.AEr ~~'f
, 1860-05-29

- The exhibition Of ths Sabbath School
connected with tho Jefferson atzeet II. E.
Church; was such a 'partee. success, that By
particular request of large number present, it
will b repeated on Friday evening next, June
1st, With change Of programme. In eonnec.
ton with the exhibition there will b. Straw
berry Festival. Il good tins may bs expected.
Cards Of admission IS Gu, ,., -
, 1860-05-29

WANJED-A A Rsre Chance.
To e1chanx. 81 tcres ef land In Michigan for
Horse A:pY 10 No. - North Clark street.