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Glasgow weekly times., 1860-10-04

~ Office northeast corner Second and Pine
street, basement Boatmen's Saving Institution, st.
Louis.
WHAT Is LIFE IKsURANcE?-1. II IS the ex-
ercise of prudence, of benevolence. 2. 1t secures
independence, domestic happiness TO the widow
and orphan. 8. Is more eflicacious, in its opera
tIons as regards the moral and domestic comfort
of the people, and its tendency TO reduce taxa
ton, by its reduction of panperism, and possibly
of crime, than the legislation Of. our wisest states
men; and, if universally adopted, would be a ma
tionai blessing. f. Ii affords TO persons of every
class, and in every station of life, the means 10
avoid much future misery TO their families, and to
render them Independent of spublic Oh private
charity.
While il is the manifest and imperative duty OF
every parent, curing his lifeline, 10 embrace all
honorable means of supporting and advancing the
interest of his offspring, it is equally his duty
70 avoid leaving them at his death to grope their
way in helpless poverty through an uncharitable
world; and equally apparent is the duty of every
husband TO provide, in case of his death, for the
surviving widow. To effect all which Life Insu-
rance Companies have been formed, which enable
every husband and parent, by the payment OF a
small sum, either nnually or quarterly, to pro-
vide for bis widow and fatherless children.
GERARD B. ALLEN, President.
Hon. SAM'L TREAT, Vice President.
ISAAC M. VETTCH, Secretary.
CHARLES CLARK. Gen. Agent.
/. p VAUGHAN, Medical Examiner, Glasgow.
CLARK H. GREEN, Agent, Glasgow.
SAN'L. c. MAJOR, Agent, Fayette. aprill2
Glasgow weekly times., 1860-10-04
Charlton County Fair.

The Board Of Directors have thought
proper under existing circumstances 10
place the price Of membership at Fivs Dol
lars. It is reduced 10 certainty tha, the
approaching exhibition will far surpass any
former exhibition. Our friends in the sd-
joining coun lies are advised 10 brush up
before entering the ring if they desire to
bear off any of the laurels. Remember the
Fair commences on the 10Th of October
Central City.
Glasgow weekly times., 1860-10-04
How I Got ny Wife.

Il
| On the whole, pleasant traits and moi
dents are not common in the ears / think
This opinion / expressed to my friend Som
srs, the other day. In reply to my remark,
be related an adventure, which, as il is ap-
ropos, and moreover involves little love
and sentiment, give it without apology in
his own words. 1t appears that in the moss
unlikely places, love and sentiment may be
| discovered.
was eseorting home the lovely Charlotte
D., to whom was at that time quite
devoted. We got into one of the crowded
avenue cars. Charlotte could scarcely hnd
room 10 spread hsr crinolins and arrange
her voluminous founoss; stood up near
her, there being no vacant seat.
After few minutes, came il poor wo-
man, who deposited basket Of clothes on
the platform, and held in her arns small
child, while little girl hung by her dress
She looked tired and weary, but there was
no vacant seat; to be sure Charlotte mishs
have condensed her hounoes; but she did
not. Beside her sat a very lovely and eie-
CANT young woman, who seemed trying, by
moving down closer TO others, 10 make
space enough for the stanger between her
self and Miss D.. At last she sue
cesdsd, and with the sweetest blush ever
saw, she invited the poor female TO be seat
ed. Charlotte D. drew her drapery
around her and blushed too, but it was nos
a pretty blush at all, and she looked an
noyed at the proximity of the new conner,
whe was, however, clean and dscentl5
though thinly clad.
The unknown lady drew the little girl
upon her lap, and wrapt her velvet mantle
around the small, half-clad form, and put
her muff over the half-frozea little blue
hands.
So great was the crowd that / alons
seemed to observe. The child shiyered-
the keen wind from the door blew upon hsg
unprotected neck. l saw the young lady
quietly draw from under her shawl little
crimson, woolen shawl, which shs soffly
put Oh the shoulders of the little one, the
mother looking Oh with confused wonder:
After short time she rose to leave the
ears, and would have removed the shawl
but The unknown gently whispered, "Nos
keep it en-, keep it for her." The woman
did not answer; the conductor hurried her
out, but her eyes swan in tears, which no
one saw but me- Ineticsd her as she de-
scended to basement, and hastily marked
the house.
Soon after my unknown also rose to de-
part. was in despair, for l wanted to
follow and discover her residence, bus
could not leave Miss-.
How glad was /, then, to see her bowling
as she passed out to mutual acquaintance
who stood in the door way. Frem him,
ere many minutes: learned her name and
address.
To shorten the story as much as possi1
bic, the lady is now my wife. In the small
incident which introduced her to me, she
showed her real character. A few days
after our marriage, l showed her the blessed
crimson shawl which had redeemed from
its owner, and shall always keep as a me-
mento. There are sometimes pleasant
things 10 be found when in unexpected
places. Certainly l may have said. to have
picked cut my wife in the cars.
Glasgow weekly times., 1860-10-04
rThe Garden of Eden might hay

EeThe Garden of Eden might have
been located in Kansas. The Bible plainly
saws that the rivers Of Paradise arsse from
one source, and flowing cut of the garden,
divided into four great rivers, running into
different directions. No where bu. in the
south par. Of Kansas is such thing known
on earth.
Glasgow weekly times., 1860-10-04

E5eElder Kimball, one of the leading
Norman Saints, recent, had born 10 him,
in one night, no less than fourteen children
Glasgow weekly times., 1860-10-04
THE TIM ES.
TERMS OF ADVERTIsING

One square, ten lines or less, one insertion. 81 90
Each additional insertion Der square ...... so
One square, three months s...... ......... 4 90
Six months ....'' .'''.' ...... ...... 6 90
Twelve months 900. ...... ...... 9 90
Two squares, three months ...... ........ 6 90
. d" SIX months hs...-..---.s..... g 90
Z" twelve months. ...... u 90
Quarter of column, three months s....... 10 90
g six months '...... 10 90
twelve months...... 90 90
Half column, three months.... Is 90
" six months ...... ...... 20 90
20 twelve months $500. 80 90
Column, three months ..... ...... % 90
Sc SIX months. s...... 40 90
twelve months 60 90
Glasgow weekly times., 1860-10-04
PRODUCE.

TNHE highest market price in CASH, paid for
i all kinds OF Produce. We are IN the mar
ket for everything farmer has TO sell. Bring
on your Bacon, Lard, Dry Hides, and everything
you have to sell, we win pay you as much as
mari BARTHoLow, ROBBINS & TATUM.
Glasgow weekly times., 1860-10-04

zs-COl. D. D. Duluney of Paris, No.,
sold few days age, ii head of four year
old cattle for l0rty dollars per head.
Glasgow weekly times., 1860-10-04

HOsTETTFRS Bitters, McLane's Strength
II eniug Cordial, Bulls Worm Destroyer,
Simms' Cod Liver Oil, VOLTS Schledam Schnaps,
&C., for sale by CR0PP& WILLIAMS.
Glasgow weekly times., 1860-10-04

PAINT, &C.--We have very large stock
OF eve ything required in painting, TOO
Erahy arucies to enumerase. Paint your house,
llneoo CRoPP & WILLIAMS.
, 1860-03-01
6 SG=t0he6.

Stoves ! Stoves Stoves II!
FOR OFFICES, STORES AND rARLoRs.
Fer Wood or Cozl for sale At unusual low prices n
Q0l LAKE STIkEETa
, 1860-03-01
THE ELLl'rtIOKPE QUARTZ
PULYENlZEIk.

u....I, .,v II. n.,l nnsf,. .vr.J
~ si.eA.GE - ~. ;" souS ~ .S 49,
etce 10 pfoItenE asau.y ot ~ e1u.n.nH aae pa'ss
Ing extensive aaar1 ne!t Or tal 1lria. aus se"
an ud NeAico well L. The new discoveries Ia h!tsas
have 5et produced but very sa po'ti7n OF Ed 2na
even ,Ast uA.es ~ e ems lat has Eas quat1 nnlu
tstTeny uncertain. 11t am,t dsastsous Arety cos
abe ehne ha been brought into acvs us And te
u Il, tun has IL 81 10 Ao amount oi aoot SUI
The por feT=us poF00ns Of tncse discarded machnet
tao immense vouirut 10 rosk the ana thsN of;9
n1l cot MS fentefeu 1ae!H unasAiant. tne 1s nas
now CONT when she nner every uhere = l9f ne
.Ln!s ~ -. - -. na1r.r sni ,fn~ mnre
"otk: ~, . r,r,ho,,. f,u.,.~ pn1x.-,,.,~ IN
, 1860-03-01
A Sea Serpent in Rcrmudn.


Dn the aad Of January last, some gentlemen
discovered j huge sea monster which had been
cast ashore at Hungary Bay, Bermuda. When
found it was alire, but dying from exhaustion.
Its color was bright and shining silver. This
brilliant covering of the skin was, from the
struggling Of the animal, scattered in greatpFo
fusion about the place. The skin had n rough,
sarty feeling to the touch, but was destitute Of
any scatee. There was dprsa1 fin running
nearly the whole length Of the creature, com.
,.osed of short slender rays united By trans
parent membrane, separated at intervals OF
less than an inch-in other words, the slight
hack fin had q number Of regular gaps, in it. 1t
like that Of dog. There was distinctly de-
fined forehead, with projecting mouth. The
AYes, large, fiat and exceedingly brilliant. It
liad vcry small pectoral fms, and minute Eentral
fins proceeding from The :horax. It had large
gills, but was destitute Of teeth. Uct its most
remarkable feature was n beautiful crestal ap-
peudaee. consisting Of eight long spines, Of q
:ich red color, which sprang from the top OF
The head, commencing at the frontal edge Of the
forehead and following each other singty about
aa inch snart-the three Grst Of these spines
being connected se..1f way upward from the
cranial covering By gauzy nlan1-:"'. oo' AL soe
rest were wholly destitute Of any mcu,braneous
the creature had the power to raise or depress
TT pleasure, were Of irregular lengths-the
longest. growing from about the center Of the
TIP Of tie head, being three feet in length, and
the rest ranging from eighteen inches 10 two
aud half feet. The larger number Of these
,.ppendages were ilattened at the extreme end
somewhat like the tip Of spear.
The length Of this singular inhabitant Of ths
hriny world was sixteen feet seren inches from
/ The front edge Of the lip 10 the end Of the tail
It was eleven inches deep, measuring through
| from the top of the back, ut about one-third O
its length from the head aud its thickness, later
| nlly, was from five to six inches, at the SAM
| distance from the head. Thence the body ia
,.ercd gradually until it tterminated in bluntls!
| 1,oint Of about half Al inch in dlameter-th
tail having no finny or any other nppendage.
This singular hsh was opcue3 b. one Of tn
spectators, md there WAS found in it a roe. abou
three feet in length, showing that the cteatur
was female. 1t was also inspected by Dr. u
J. Hinstou, DR.. T. u. Tucker, Dr. Cullen, an
other gentlemen, including J. Matthew Ione:
Esa the last named gentleman being well know
as The author Of 4'The Naturalist in Bermuda.
MIR. Jones is in possession Of the head, cor
siderable part Of the tail, and section Of th
dorsal fin; and is engaged in preparing pape
bearing upon the peculiar features Of this wo'
dcxlul specimen.
, 1860-03-01

II n -
In the volume OF Ut. opfague On Tue pap.ss
pulpit, GoE. Briggs conimuhlcatea seEJ in.ei-
es.,nR letter on !oha lelano, "nica coa,aans -
tuler account OIL 9'H fefsohal naplts anu i1a"'
ner o1 preac!nlne tnu9 "e nave oelot: secn
ne WIS l'1t,e ,ne,lneu 10 supessstuo9, sa,11 ny
startnns com1non sGuse sepi MN a.on ~, aen.
aencs III 'oa. o.feeuos1' on! ne naa sen. ~
!iar experiences ol .ne supernatural nS 'ne 'oi-
LOVING a1eedote .eStnes: ofh;
WINE was a. us nouse in9u'lgu q. n'e.
about remarxao'e hoise, Enleh Aao, ~nea -
noyed by, when they lived in Virginia lie
gave this account OF IT,
His family, ut tle time, consisted OF himsei
wife. and four children. one evening. Ill Inc
family beng togethef, tneir attention was at,
: tructed BY NOISE, which very muce fesemoleo
t9e iaan' gt9ans o. pesson ;, u pa,n :. san "as
distinct. nnd repeated al 1htefsais o1 ae" sec
oi'ds. II seemed 10 oe nnoer me SUI o. tae
"indo", ana between tne gap ooa1os ano Tue
eellng. lney Palo very n.ue nasu at'ensoa a, 10 H.,
anu N snolt une II ceaseo' ou1, Gter"Alus,
It returned IN tne same "ayCcsometlmes eseiY
n'snt, ana soneslmss not 80 ire9uenty, ahu ~
ways 10 sne Same pose, ana s ot I've sag IT,
excnea .nele cIusS ie daa M annuye9 .ae' :t oa'
they were not a'aEmeo 'oy T. Du3lng l!s coa-
tlnuance tney naI tne slosng anu cas'ng Re-
noseo from tae plase "nele II appeared 10 ",
but tvuuu S ~ ' AZ ''' '0' ~0~
sound continued tne same; ur
He consulted ms trends, especially some OF
his ministerial brethren: aoout It. l THINK ne
said it was never heard by any except himself
and bis tam''y PM II was he9sd py them "hen
he was absent IRON nome. Ars. Leland sa!d
that o1ien, "hen sue was aIone wlth me cnil-
'lren. and while they we're pia5!ng a6out tue
room. and noIh'ng nelnG t saao. ,a II "on!a cone,
and they woola 'eage E,e tnGlr pay ano & Eather
aoout her person. 1hey ,an naL ~ Paaee saEy or
sl1ty foas ison tne noass, " .ne sue q
brook. where the !aml,5 o1o tne1r "a::nlng. vne
gay "ni'e sne W. " 'na1 P.ace, l. laes he1
tAere P1eeise'y as u naa ooae % II suG nouss. .o
AtteI tne nie naa ossn a.a u. u4si , antes-
sa's ,9r, :on iaja;n Sa a,,;ta u, an @ II
taoseu tnell 4utss ~ :. ppt; oppua.s ~
distant part OF the honse; o1. y eon.nueo as
usual 1of some ume. ~ ~ o.a o, toGany. ope
n1ent a.tes !nss ~ 5stneu, 'net oeser' e t:
tue Sound, That It had leit tne sPot from "nlen
it had previously proceeded, and seemed TO ne
advancing, IN direct line, towards their bed
, 1860-03-01

pUDD & BALDWIN.
- BANNERS AND DEALERS IS E1CHAS0L.
CLf-sT0-|, Io~s.
Srecal attention given collections and proceeds rte
on DIV Of payment
Refer TO the Eank Of the Commonwealth. T.. Market
Elnk. n T. Mechanics Daak. New IIaren. Conn C. A.
Lombard. E>q.+ Roston Akin. Copp Neshit st. Louis;
Cook j. SarEe1t Davenport. Iowa au3-YnA43
, 1860-03-01

PANk OF FOND DU LAC,
- FOND Dc LAC,
W1scoxua.
S. E. LtErxxrs C.akier. ........A. G. BurLxz, PFes
Collections made fire. Of charge. and reltse1 promptly
At current z:ieS Of exchange. na3.ly
, 1860-03-01
Eexyncsa Of Our Sensations and Emo
x1onRs

Tha sun was created with me, with you; and
by and By, when we had ct over u the morning n!,gg
childish eyes being BY that time opened, wc
saw the sun 70 down for the first time. Nor
are these pleasures and advantages confined to
the exteraai world, to the sensations It inspires,
or the influence it e1erts upon us. No human
est. canes to us Ut second haud. The expert.
euca and observation Of Thousand years, oil
the metaphysical and poetica', and dramatic
book that ever were written, cannot add jot
to The duration or intensity of any emotion o.
ours. They may e1errisc it, but they canno
form ii, nor instruct it; nor, were they hft,
as many and as profound, could they dwarf 1t
piete: alone; Ike my life and Jours.-cornaa
Na2d=ia<.
, 1860-03-01
Tl1aurAl1Cfi:.,,.. '.
CTATEMENT OF THE CONDI-
- TON OF THE
WASHINGTON INSURANCE CO.,


,.,,,u -.o,,,. ,f,,s s,,.. ~ III
nos pursuant the statute OF ta sIe enIuen Al Ae1
PIRATE, By tds stste u Ilool" approved Februasy h
se"7' or.r1ny
,.--... Co,o,n< +. The .wa.htn.ton Tn.
Flnt--The name o. I.mr- ~ ~o-0' " ~ 49,
The Goa pany Is located y aoe lily VI new 1efkm
The stAte OF rev a"A-
=. 1,a,,,, s,o-t :. Tuo 1,r,,,sa
Thousand Dolats;; l;.,, e,o~. o.,, ~, ,,r-o
Th!r1.-The amount q "a CaPMA HeA P'' w i"o
ASSETS.
Fousth-l Cash on hand anl In Bant IS
: ;eM Len Gs;as aan.i III rs ill., Compsny,,. None.
:. eGhas easa;m5s ~ " SoftxzCcs n1st te,s on
r. 1Tne1Hu I"ls s.eta rnth i0uhla the amount
f!tish hsa4 the ~1mt d morteaxtd, I0c7u3 90
,so.4-.. ~ ~ ~ ~ sIinwed ~ the lnsur1net
aaot1sEahes11 10y ~ = ..jth 1nre fhso liz amount
iS u ia ~ - ,,ine 1T U00 Sum loaned
tHaasn. .Haeu. I+st4A4A .....,...,.,.,lQ2ae5 TO- ae5 81
49, =, a.. ..r-.d.
fef IN Eh.fps HANK STOCK. fuEoEpoI1. .
, 1860-03-01

r.-Arr your lungs weak? Docsa long bTeAtl give you
= Have you hacking cnugh2 Uo you txp<rtorase
nr4 tough matter? Are you wasted with night fweats
rid ran OF slcer2 II sa uYEE REHknT. II will
,nquess.onably eave you. rracs u. sod ty JOHN D.
rarE ,as ,ta s.yeet ft7Im
, 1860-03-01

Il FUWEF1Uf 0e1HPt1AHCt 1EC*u1es
Mrs. Rush, Of Champaign county. in this
State, has recovered five Thousand dollars Of
Peter Dawson for tue loss of her foot In brief
the case is this: Dawson sold liquor to the hus-
band Of the pluintiff; and the husband under its
influence made an assault upon his wife, and 60
Injured her foot tha. amrutation was necessary.
Sho BROUGHT suit, under "Au net to provide
ugainst the evils resulting from the sale Of in
toxicntiug liquors IN the State Of 0hio;"' and
the jury rendered said verdict. The Mach
Cheek Press says:
"Dawson has accumulated considerable prop
crty in this ncfarious traffic and is good for the
SUN, although it will swamp him. This is one
Of the best temperance lectures Of the day, and
will hare more effect on lhe rum sellers than all
the b!owings aud teachings Of tcetotalers COM
bined.''-Ciereldnd Herald.
, 1860-03-01
AucIQpaobin In Spain.

In letter to the London TIMES, =" A Travel
er in Spain" says:
It's scarcely possible 10 givc you au idea Of
the bad feeling towards England pervading MI
ranks Of society in this country. An English
man in Murcia few duys ago asked his way to
the cathedral Of Spanish gentleman, who most
coprteously conducted him. On reaching the
door the sacristan was not to be found, and the
Spaniard kindly offered to 60 for him, but doubt.
eli his coming, as it wns past the usual hour.
'Tellthe sacr,stan," said the stranger, that
an EoCish1nan does not ask people 10 work Tor
nothing" "Enelish!''' said the hitherto cour:
teous spauiard. aEnglish. are you then shall
not stir step for yo1. The English are NIL bad.
hate them all" Remonstrance was useless.
The debt is the grand offence They publish
their own version Of tue English claim they
suppress all explanations; they call the English
Rovernmeut duns. usurers. 4c. Then, again,
they affirm that the English are helping the
Moors with men and money; and was told
last night, with the utmost gravity, that when
they hare done with The Moors they intend to
ciye England lesson! Nearly ererJ newspa'
per teens with furious leading articles, with sar
castle letters, with gakcd.up calumnies against
the English. and. Of course, so much poison un
! cot,uteracted must produce its effects.
, 1860-03-01
ilrcss 4 Trfhttttt.
Recipe for a Winter Salad.
TT EtpTEr suItH.

rom :" Tlc Dinner Question: hy Talta Tie 1ttoolh.
Tw large pntAtes pas ID through The kitchen teiyt,
Unwon!td Hoitpes% 10 tlc salad give.
Or m0rdett uluttArd add single tpoou-
DlNrlst tic cohtue t th4t Ltes 10 foan.
Hut deem 1t not III tnau OF hazbs \ fault
To add doutl- Qual,'ltv Of salt-
Three tines The sp',u with oil Of Lncca crown.
And once with r!l cg II procured from town.
True havor n+e,- It and your poet beg:
The IA ,nded yc't,w Of two will hol cd eggs,
Letnnon atoms iuEk within tue howl
And. sesrte suspect ID. anmase the who'e
AMI last:y, M ike favored compound toss
4 magic teaspoon Of anchovy sauce;
Then. though grrrn turtle faf though senson's tough.
And Asn and turksr not boiled enough,
Sercuciy full The eI!cu, may Say
Fate eaanut harm mel have d.ued today.
, 1860-03-01
r1I1E\N AK NOTICE.

~ CTR ELEzk'I Orr1rE. Chicago; ILL.,. Fthe., lst1.
Tu,iIc Notice Ii Lercbs gwen. 1 thu C"nhun CDulc"
have ordered Sidewalk ~ IT, constructed =; i'im~s.
~ is ~. s;oe u Jefferson street trm M:cel stsret
!" tMua1ine street III Inc W.,a nsisiun si1 irst wide
widr, Of incl plank, laid e!Irs. q not tcss iah
bll.d In l.txee1 l!e.. to f'"in nu cScn rs:Ge
Nnw uutss the shall le constTIr1ein tllt manneI
rnurd BIZ :hc tInfjsa,cc as!se - on ~ Fnse
;4s 18th day nf March, lsV~ !: E'ln ~ hul ~ tAe
street Commissioner mid Lie cst asscA41 oa TIC pfen''
's.s C. ssa ,n il. KKElsMAxH, City Clerk
, 1860-03-01

E0FFMANN L 8ELfCKE.
11A3c:s l.. AosExA4I. ox1fcxx...Alxx atxix1
FR%3-t'EXS =. H0FP.M3-1.H.
Consul Of the Grand Duc1Y Of Sa1e.Wemaz the Duch!es
Of Bunsvck and and IRE eity Of Frank
ort and By special Of savtEl S7iea authorized
fur former citizens OF AUS rklA. HADER, BAVARIA.
HANOVER, EssiA, NASSAU. rRCSoIA. $AXDNY,
WRITTEN HKRt}. ULDENHERt}, kc- tas-- -rAwiv
, 1860-03-01
Erming Ma.blnes.
CEWING MACHINES.
~ 2.5 SIS AND $40.
fnpNrTT l. f.t+E [EI{- t<n TNpEnJv

~ 2.5 SIS AND $40.
L. CORNELL / cos NEW AND IMPROVED
Double Lock, Tight, Fast Stttc.4.
WARRANTED 10 give good satisfaction The n'gtrse
priced In market. N1Se the sme stitch as the ss Ha-
calnes large, 9x4 inches uudrr tie sct kt In 10
table hare he under feed straight needle. sso ~
comnon spoo!s DO ths cc1Et:t IN! daest work g
to the inch. Run VERY EASY AND ALAfs-r
NolsELE nna neatly tashed. Either Aaehne VII.
Stitch, Hem, Fell Tuck, Gather aud Emhrc.der.
They h,ve taken the HIGHEST PREMIUM st ser-:>.
Fairs. The :1s Machine tYenas. patsu.3 y equal !, e.
.,nhaniins nps Nth h'xn srtsd aad vsg stu M.ts IN
*tronkes and L. giving great satl.actop The 80 Me.
featuring and Family Machine combined tTakxa9 r1r
paent} Il very larxe convenient !nr sewing lr1t
meats. Quilt nK. kc ato. caIahle of dc.s the
tasss Nu4iins. Etherotthese easily learned from
the printed directions.
samples Circulars and Cut sent on receipt of etarnp
We are sole agents here for the UNIV EkSAL II LII
NEK AND GuAGE, adius;eito III thlekuestes Ct c.oth.
and a widths Of hem; will hem se.s and tes and
CAN Be EASILY ATTACHED To AM sEWISs
MACHINE. pF1cet5.
LARGE DISCOUNT TO AGENTS AND CLERai.
u-AGESTs WANTED evsEyxhsxe. Cong az and 'ea
us at lH Lake strcce. add: :ess y. CORNELL / Gu.
+. H. 4 3os. Chicago. Illinois GELS
, 1860-03-01

FNECUTUIs'S StALE.-'rhe exec
usors Of the Estate of J. BARRIER Will Offer fot ssls -
Public Auction TIC North loos Of ths Coutt House II
TIE cty Of ChcsEn the lo tay Ut May aex INC oIe
lowing lots dsctpa!on Of property being part VI sao
, 1860-03-01
Gprrtai nDtucs.

cB ;3fartyrc1 Heads s-l1undreds OF
hrads Of halr are rr.l l of dettrous dyes 1o5
which no ecIu,tttc authority Is responsible.
CRlsTApUK0S EXCELSIOR DYE
on the contrary rrescns the highest feieut'fe ccdeh.
1t has tecn snayzra hy DIX. css111ox who saoos .o
head Q. our Experimental Chemists, aud he staten IL n
certificate thst nothing juoua enters :o it,
THIS UNQUALIFIED APPROVAL.
a1dra T. tt well known fact that It IL the most reaoe
Ind the most natural dye manufactured lave sa'en
imr nsc prclsr aud the salcs running NOUN
IL mouth with 1apdity that severely a1es Inc
:nl resources u. thr proprietor. Sold cTct ~e a"a ~
FLIED by Mi hair dre.s1x. EnlSTADoteu'N no. 0'so
Huurc, New York.
JoRN II. PARK. Agent,
t,cd., lei Lake ssrce'. Chicago.
, 1860-03-01

4 T. OhKIEL,
a. B.tfEER IND ER0KER,
IS Dearborn Street. Chicago, Ill.
s 1 nad a. 11 @ n' o o. Nsx rs1k sna ether
ter4s >xtt Drafts Eekiand. SEQ. and. lEelant and
W34es swtdeu. NoEW4T rance, HOLLAND and Germany
In sums o: ~ 3a1 upwaFt5. }Aii.eADrtM