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, 1860-08-15
Account Of Trial OF Scales at Vermont
Stale Fair. 1858.

Stale Fair, 1858.
tFrcm the burlington Ere fres41
Corree. and Nlhle staudads Of suscneat weight
In te community eny second IN value - correct rn-
cple DEALING and lab!e currency. In view u th!s
consideration the cent tl Of hAy setcs at the Sats
far It's results, worthy Of note We premise by
rtarknx tht It the Sa:e Fair At M,1tpeer LIST yc-r
two competitors scales appeared and n;tez the trial.
the trst premium awarded to Mr. John Howe JE of
Brandon for scales, ofths ssso i loss patert AID
the sseont E. T. Fairbanks ! Co., Of 81. Johnstu1y,
The same parties met again Burlington. this fall
for thorough ta Of the Ire ne1s u The -cales
tse one pty desiring 70 ret1n its preenlaeaee s1d
The other etsrmze - regain tta lost pt.. Thorough
tsial tute1, and the fowirgwe OF the
vert applied: Five teue Of lZo7d Iron plsecl
In rpon the *eaeA aud the who'll moved hrs
one de End hent the ether Of the platform acd atd
no31 weight of oco It's in 80 ID. weights weighed
whe the 1ve tens oecuciel lhe various positions. Again,
: lbs Of Iron placed upon truck and weighed sue
ctseely ch Of the four eorners plaoT mi
In Tie eetter oft. Small wdghta Of from ~ b. to Ibs,
were then weighed. Me1 we're weighed tirgfy nd to-
grher and single and aggregate weights were compared
zee II any ra12tturs We ass.red, hy
Of tic oourltte. before when the trial made that
Strong l. Res Scales exhibited erprisiR5 accuracy,
through all the tests Of th, trial. while the ,her
sea though correct IA any cases. did uot show trti,e
uniformity throughout especially, exhibiting ra.iatlns Ct
acme consequence VIXEN the heavy weights vt.e moved to
The dit rent Of the Platforms The award Of d.
pous for the best hsy sees eordngy made to r
Hove.
Thc Im1ta Of article Go not allow 70 describe the
construction Ct these eea1es hut An examination o. tic
principle IN which they made hss convinced Of thei
rer5 rat value. The sea!ea IN sddtoa to their ,elaa
u.s. posess peculiar aerant.es They s1 pie We DO
no, sc how ey could be more Tteyase CONSEQUENT
IT, cheap They guarded BY peculiar DEVICE from
tur s9ddtn shocks - hat heary weights ean b. .od
lyt,upded en- AID OF the.r p1a.os, Without lab,r II
dsaranEe the apparatus. The hsy-calea require 10 p
Which, In uany seases COTS much the alr, These
ne advantages vh1eh would to Place them Ii,
| fear Of Tvaas.
We particularly desre not to b. understood as
IN. the sres OF Aesrs. FA bAnka whi.h hzye undnuht
<dy desrved the high distinction they h4ve ebtsed: b
We Inclined aopt the opinion Of IN cxpe.iepced ant
e,nal1e nach!nt Who ~ax also Of tie h.
for whom Tue ztceu. tai eo1dnetet who ha
"a to ~ hA derb.ras eoavou, 1--WE use hs oxn wo,d.
TINT she Brandon scalea ust take tbs lead~ md Ii.
q, Eca Is s1snsthered By the testimony o. ,hos WIN a,
IN .tkiY use Of the ea1ts.
Audes-dpuon1 Of Platform Weighing Ees,es unt.- =,
-s.ropk Eoes Patent. from o2a pound c.n,-,,x -,
ws,d, to o:e thousand tons. including The
sca,e. ocAed, Railto.d T1ak Scalss nd C.n,,
| ioek salea, are sold by
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ZEE 1eos or impure toot. Tt blood }ecocs tbIcs and
eosro Tie tsin Il no, able TO or the Impurities
'n.foaaas to health. How many young aud womea
tee With eiE .ces c1verzd viii p:mpes atd b!ctchc1
~oo Ate eadtavosuE 10 t- ty the c. ,oaps
e1o w4aAes o! vaE:on Kinda 1 e vcsy dangerous ard
sa'n'1 never ht pEace1 by ptrronk deAroue Of good
EeAh. Aehers have children afflicted With eorcs and
erslonR, hould rcyss dr item by tIcrunl apr 1ta.
n'ns fer ID this they will drve III ,he huao-. ar
r1oduce III hca!h 70. The e!uc during Whole life tins,
1hcfe t. no a.ches uxt Elcs to her chI4,e,
VIII .eeb'e te.hh.
'tnsoA's MOUNTAIN HERp FILLS ase prepared
f1c'"J :or The ere u c'rtons .: tic tlin rich Ii
l'"rlts. Cotehet so:cs 6e- Ttfy cleanse blood Ct
ali nps' ra producing beautiful clear a,a heaey skin
10 rea adallrtd ty al seor,e .ae apd Refinement
5CD$uN's MOUNTAIN uLnN FILLS a.< .c1d r.
T.. Iet1.ne Dealers, tv,s,n
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1aaxc5, l. xz1TxA47.. .or7o ax1foK1. A1N kI1Ns
r1H.rCI8 Il. B0FF.Hk.FNs
Cansu1 Of the Grand Duchy Of SaxeWeas. tbs Daehtss
Of Brn,vtk and s21eGoaa, and iaa1ee CITY or fsank.
fo aut by special several St1ies authorized TO ~
tor Turner rItl1sEs Of AUSTRIA. BADEK, BAvAAi1.
HANOVER II t>YIA. NASSAU, PRUSSIA. 5AXONY,
WlHTENBEE0. ULbESBHR0. DC. ia17dAwlY
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Age7t anA 4kst. Ecgr. In charge Ct the W:Eza.
1lnve witnessed tte operation of the above mentioned
sc aud fully concur In Ill tha NJ De.hou1 has stated
7espectlnsN ". II. TALC0TT.
Supt. and Engr.
MoaR1s CAx4. OrY1cr. Je,<ey City, June - LEST.
, 1860-08-15

0F7CE 70 4yI. TAfIAnlp,}
NEw YoEK, 1t April. Is ..
Having taken out old scale frcn, pit which, from
iA dsuth always troublcsou and having rpt IA one
Of uowes Improved Scales deem It our duty to atd
our testimony to its entrs adapa5ity 10 weighing pu
poses 1t ia s' requiring little depth email amount
Of labor, or expense IN putting up ills wonderfully &C.
cuate and from its construction durable and ca r aJ-
1u=ted. Np,liCGHES Pret
E.S. DICKINSON, Supt.
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The wife Of a farm lahorer. living in Buck
ioghamshire, has little son whose lower limbs
Gre unfortunately useless. Medical advice and
kill likely to. be of any service was not 10 be
l'ad except in the metropolis, and was not avail.
abls to her except in connection with one Of the
pubIic hospitals. The poor chlld's case, though
by no means bopeless, was not one which, &c
cording TO hospital regulations, could be admit
ted for indoor treatment. AZ IN outdoor pa
tent, all that Wis possible might be done tct
him. Out Of her husbands scanty earnings,
however, it was impossible that she could pay
for conveyance to and from London, but q
mothers 1ove WAS not to be defrAuded OF its Oh.
ject by any such obstacle. 1t WAS possible the
hoy might be cured, and that IVES enough. Tie
thirty miles Intervening between him sud the
means Of his possible restoration were 10 her
affection but as step. She put her son on her
shoulder, and, week by week, she carried him
all those weary miles, slept for night at ito
hospital, and next day resuming her precious
load, bore him checrfolIy home aQa1n. For
nearly four months did she do this, till her preat
e1ertion brought on serious illness, and she
herself had to seek hospital care. Recovered,
but never again TO be the strong and healthy
woman she WAS befu-e, she reeumed the task Of
maternal affection, ind, though less frequently,
still carries her child to receive The attention Of
the kind and ekiilful physicians Of that institu-
tion.-Breki1gA gAdnshtre pdp1T.
, 1860-08-15
NIORTGAGE SALF-}Yhereas

" Nathan 50 .+s and Kosett4 Seuirea, his we, ID
The tnh day Of May. 1859. e1e:uta Acd tlvcr
to the uaaersntd taelr ee1e.a Istsatus q no'la.s
tne caTmeas Of eer'xin P1om..ory Ec,e Of even dare
the;ews zyen By ths said Sa.han seurs fot The snn
daic theeo w;t.h .ad mortgage recosed in the he
cord,!s Once Of Cook Go1Ety. etasa ef Illinois Ia Book
u Of Ms-Ee4 At Flea <; AID. wae!ea.. default ha4
teen 'aade in III. payea: Ut - nete nnt iaa aaa
now Wildly due and u1pad-
Now the,eiore. puaic malice Il hereby 1lv.n stat
ahal p7rsu4nee By Of the power and auth1.i
= n vested By Aa!d md for he aed puI.
aay of Aug - I. u. lis oil tx In snr forenoon
Of that day, the north door Of the Court ous~ IN
y OF Cne4ko sel at public A1rtou ii. h:zaes. bid
der for eaA the premises IN sa!i mozG* described IT,
tho rhl1d Of heat fractions quarter Of
ton niue, In Township 10 nth K1n eHt 4 the
Tarl P.eipl AtE.can the County of Coos and state
Of lo. containing 81, acfe4 less, -Nh all
he 14ht and equity ot f!iempt on Of The aid Nathan
SQuifes ko.4a BIZ wife taeir hxt14 and there
in. MAREELLC3 b, eAllH. Kaxse-
E.:i~3xo Juty Sd 10. fpr4cE{-fd
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Population Of Peoria County.
Returus of the population OF the following
Townships in this county hare been made By
<hs. rausuA takers.

TotA+. .........'..'....43,sa
TIE townships Of Hollis. Limestone, Logan,
Timber, Trirolt and Peoria are yet to be re-
turned. The latter, according to present ap.
pearaaces. will show population Of 1900.
The repclation Of the entire county in 1850
amounted to l7,547. It will thus be seen that
she has more than doubled during the last de-
cade-Peori1 transcript.
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MoEaAx IsoS WORKS, New York, Aug. 10 1857.
Tow:om II may concern: We hereby certify that We
have had In u.s. for te pat L1 months one OF Me:sEs.
Strong Koss Patent Platform eea Of hty tons capae"
it, which hi worked entire satiacon nuch 70
that wc havs ordered additional OF
capacity aad most cheer.uy recommend sa!d patent
those in want Of scal<a. . -
oU1STAHD i WHITNEY.
, 1860-08-15

G X. DOW,
NJ Ar:t KNET At Law,
Oafce No. !, Hethodlat Block.
CoTus: C:are aid Washington st.teta Chicago, lnc!a
, 1860-08-15

crawford, SHARP & CO..
0lAPoaTERS AND DEALEKsi 1T t1oeke7y, Gl..:,
fka &Afc. No 1E1 iIstfncn ruhS
, 1860-08-15

MASTERS SALE,-State Of Illi-
4E1 noi1, Cook Cou.ty. S-S.-c.euit Court ct Cook
Count7-1n Chancery. Mary Auna sehre.n~r aat Anua
&c! re!1e:, hT their Gnsrdan- George H. Fheina-
Dover.
Public notee lertoy given that II pursuance Of the
n ~ oay ., Jn.y p lsa I. r. uaeeelxnsa W NJ
on the 9Th cay # Ausu A. D. 1850 q: 10 o'cIee1
sa1 dsT 81, At pnolsS aAecu + tls :ortL door
oek Aforesaid tile hRtes: hd4sr, all Ct fuo vi!
described parct1 Il land with tie htseda4tn- Al. 3ppu
to TIE es. taf u the seulA ha.f OF sub
Lat u LIT No. {u). in Bl:c1 nnctesa tl2. Ia
Fra 'tonll Section ntt ls Addition 10 Ehvako <aIi
Viii be executed to tho purchaser Nv the une|.xneu
MA:tef il Ch1lcery. l.. e. PAINE k.:1EK,
Master II CtAnce1y Of teek County.
III t61t trIa
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r. II. r.
fark's pricklv Plasters.

Thy Ia'ra'f zrt.tA T;.sv <tEi4ii1f< Plis.
1hese celt!u !astefs yet readily to the uloJon Ct
e tg. shsoFb pes1riatoa aad lhre9 CT All the oEts-
*tve eorsu'ated lrrpailttes Of the f5s-
F4Aks ten. e.au!I tc ueea for al Chronic
rAffff roErs fAin:. F=iuness. Dy.pepea Gods Con.
fhlCALf sunnp.on. Ehesu.u.m. FenA1e We.k.
SLASTEkE, reg. e. TIE ,e,a,n their ,rt,vc n.p,.r.
Arr sod " tes when etheT p!2<c.a ase u.e!tsA In.
ALL r1At1Ss %tesr rp2l.cd rA1x cAxNor 1s7. IRE
1so:o to n f1aslJ thcult Lave tsera. Ono slse
X fskxs. c}o:h. tkree r4es leatAe1. SAMPLES
tea. by :nat1 o. YceelFt Of twenty-five es-
fAhSEs4 FAKk. - II rark Tow, Se~ Io:t- sol.
Wso!. sa!e snt Kesalr by JOHN D. PARK, TT L.test
trc b Druggists xeae1ai!y. rahltbs.s-ct;a
E| Meyers Miraculous Vcr1nin Lis
:eTe he o!e't anc best reasty 70: E1:crna,iag RATS
t"! NICE CockRoAcuEs. HUGS, ANTS. M0soC!.
TOES. FLELs. MOTIFS, GNAlN-ToR1.s aoc GAt.-
DEN INSECTS.
II Principal psrot G1s broadway. New York.
TOO ~ crc%Et'h ever, rheEo- 1!-2e+1p3m
, 1860-08-15

the vootctul re.tecdcr 70 wc1 L. Gh:va IT Cats
nAazss At D-tcae!crt n - las ar'usht tbs znxsafse
tse Q: es ssI TaaEec.. sted via.t Lis Fig aad
Pair .Es looms. :: No. 100 LAKE erect md s1Arcits
the4a rocs :rndud!ous Of 81 r. se1unY detset
the a.clA sro tie E1..1. WEE ai5ustedto he heat.
, 1860-08-15

sehor Dye prreent rronscr claims 10 public confidence
than anr ether Har Dye IN c1laenets BECAUSE Nh
the ousy tlt has becu ana ss and publicly ap.
proved hy the tehest Clemte1 au.hcsty. ALSO forshe
reason thai no other has betA subjected chem!
esAnAyss al I'll. MOREOVER, be<dvs hetnk me from
eEssy eoutz1 black OF brown
are shorter paos Of ne than .aS other dye in ,s
world Fed everywhere snt ncGet hy all Hair Dra.s-
e1s C'1radoro No.t 4s.or Eousr. New York. Sold bv
Jno. ID. Pasks III Lake Il, Ch!ca1o, 1yqe.D&win
, 1860-08-15

pus T~er.y-tr. Cent p.1 G: B:1Ilstil'e Pals Ia war
.aaeal u c.nt.:u pr-c Ear aaa ttan snv do'lA:
:oe G. nrs.par,!n AL who are utsn: SAraast'la, lei
VEN tbt:tue Naoirrfhs Fila, and t.it one each nEa
TIT sqect vii, be found sr,e.cr II tic bo::ed article.
>o4 nf me Luk AppE.1un p1Is warranted cGral 10
Leo do la5 to,tc. Of tarsap sa- Try oil" Of these pA
~A.r .n Ac!ire ;cieat Il :ka'ei4 II sns1pa1 Ia.
Take one I'll third c'y you wan are cw utnE EAR
ea.a,a CT aay uthc ionse reEct~r- DEep vi the 70
,nx:y da5s aud ps IL The Face 'hc:tnf TO- tn
tne The eost will IT Ftr c.nts, nu1 their lsth thou
rand do!lass. Trnera otaec :ss C:n1ss.. Nav ior<-
s4.p pT GE1i.GE +. hTAsTJ>. Geaes91 Western
Ax-n, u South Clx:k t:ca-o and sy Al rrtects
h,r eea.crs II medicine ;yc-1n
, 1860-08-15

IL sns.e. to repeated iaeu'ss the :oowlax facts
bt!eay sa5nt:ted:
1te Company i. dny Incorporated under the express
c.uee,T Statute Of this etate Tia Officers elected
snnuay by ths 1T ow1es.. The present Directory con-
. SIS Q! VIZ u, oopEs, Eq, z L. sH1Inos Esq. AID
DIS sAu11a GA. r. 4. uxAI1 {ae A,tist> IL TEA
su.- and TaoxAa .. BH1Ay. is P7saifen The grounds
s,c Lid cut Ind i2roscd under the Of wx sAr
pxaa Ea3 ts eminent Landscape Gardener Of Phad.k
phla, By SWAIN E11soz Of THU city,
7-The title unsueu1ah<zed, simple and perf<cs being
drea from the United tatea Government through Jrffa
Bte,6eld md he.,r, to Ttos 3. Bau. Who will, In III
eas. gvc full wsraot.e pestr, and Eud the who& sub
d,y.pa A. recorded remain fogev.- Cemst*r5, thus
1sur!rs Il to the Lot owners In pezreto!:y.
a-1he uatu.l topography Of the srourtsis admitted
By Ill 10 t. peeul.a.ly bca7tfn-tee kealc uaduuons
md the rTe Ct Old t1tc os:f ths entire h1r-
In. the ua,oe Of .G1Aex1A2D" The Improve
repts commented oaly in APRIL hs s7eaf for them
se!yes !. dsdszea TO ua&s the Cemetery the At Au
lu.u Of the West.
&.-rhe eas:.nes to.hs Cemetery Is On the 01ten 6ay
Baaa about on: ile add Lair beyond the point whs7c
the Lake View Road dlyessts fson L. a7A mora san two
! 1ailos nearer tie City 1h.n Chitserdea Station.
3-The pr.co os Lots only atout fourth Of that
teE.nced for lks sized Lots In Eastea ceete1:es
| stoxn t1 the Scale IN the Once.
t-rhe following Report frsm the SURVEYORS e1plsn.
Nssf:
I'VE have takea IeTes orc1 the surface Of G.a.ela3d
Cemetery I'D nad The ml2lmu height to ba II feet md
tie maximum height 6 fat saors The present stage
Of wa.e. in LAke Al~hxsn; mos: ot III. ground being
e.er y fees asovs which touz tsea tho p.u d:ph
e1avea. (Skrtdl
rpuuyp p1rpr. s'"s'e"'
| August, I'D. ls5t"
:-vistota the Cemetery requested to ketp ths
waks 1rd 10 d1tre vehicles only On the b:oad szavee1
road1
TI10S. Il. BRYAN, President,
| | 0Hf4 41A1s QppoAtE &lc dcut&
} TIME TABLE
~ An OMNIBUS run to the Ccrete1J, {urtu the Hors
Rall1ca1 Is extended1 eoanee. with tic Horse Raua
Cas-, which leave North Nater H1eetat
Q "A. ~, 2.3o r. M, and r. N.
: Estnsnlos. the oar;ous 1sayes The CsnAes3at
q $50 4. n, II H.. and AzO r. HI.
. - Through rlcta sold ~ Conductors tot Eight Get
4 lausest4lml
1t ~ BERRY.
T. y, $50, 900 Roots Of this Splendid Berr
Ia :. Jo1 aAlL1x
T. fels L. B. PLArT 4 co., u Raaaol,A Ezess
, 1860-08-15

pCTLE1$ d HUNT, 4s State st..
L ttys nov o. h-.d tlc :c:lo~i11 s:zcs of pr-.t:
80 .::= Ct: s,:t ~; :s:t; a1.; ss1.3
eSt4. E4:e4 io1sS s-to1 1gtst
A-c ~ .ece,vrs t.=:e 4ssost.rer! II IDtA fAiLh>
e3ts:e1r4-1f N14r;lee Fapes. c: :c.se'es.:1a.
i,GH r-ar.s 3ia1:a ce-
snre4me C-p 1.a L*s:tr, szt ks1eshl s'se:ts.t j
~, ::sa II aatneY'e c-e.:..ed Roni A1c Ee1s 1If
III y ~h-t WI. IT, :Gc :ot 12,. r. TIE oN III fose.1tt
rals 6y-Ca-h ,9:4 10: EtAE1
, 1860-08-15

Conp1ain.-Kseuret Compound Extract Of D4n+ Plan.
she hss neS lpcwn, for the Of hese dI.e,.es
IL Tbs A''sss'pr' Saty it bcs the hfhcst .eoutation
&,r IL curative Properties. F tlfen tec,hlnr III. In
vaau'se- fzrpast oily Art rod ~ J. T. N sGu1RE.
C!ca:o. ~ i,:;.so1:m
, 1860-08-15
pU3LIC SALE OE COUPON

4 Uou9s secured o. Heal EstatA IA Tie CITY q C6l-
he5ea4, bT etAIn Inst. umeat OF writing bear
1se IND ovrttd sel. Iabe asetun In .le &
ot chisaAn. The Coup Bonds letenaie, Re ID ned az
4;1Taect u ~Eng or within thi'ty day. th:r afte..
Now. thgrtor. pub4e notice l. hafthT gwen thst puT
81 at 70 aad vtu: Of the authority xtven ts
"a INST of w13rnR. We >hal sell At pubic aEcten
4, tbs liz .eat bidder Tor ash. at Ir MOTH eooF or ii.
Couzt Ho+s IN s.ty It heaxo, the twentieth te'
tyn August. lel = ten oci1ak In ste forenoon, eight
Innoe.e1 se:pft x+iy - 1n lea IL. Is 1e. n a4d
pr p.yabs s*el Ally ,k- day
Of Maeh asd tie fr 'ay Of September Of ,aeh IT,
eeuse ty JANIS H. 1eee. atd se=nsel BY norisaxe ct
Lot ~ c!ocx s.vt1ty sx t76 In se1.o s, ettoo
Addition 70 Cneago which mort y Iecorted !n the
tseotde.s Once OF Cook u1ty. 1iunois IN Bouk thirty
two Of Arr& geA r. ~ fl the 1usposes sad a
struEtn. of ws!t.ns e1pYes-ed-
CaAPP, k-NT + DKEELEY,
By E. ). tKuws, AttoECey.
Ch4e1Ro, August 6tt. 1867 au3x.v
, 1860-08-15


Any nj having thuee VOID. a.d 3rczs the Cork
rcanserfeM; AID the pu'thaae: g1oua prosecute tbs
let :1y s~!5tiuz.
Eroer viii reeel7e .,oFap. aeptloa i; addressed to
(. =. CorEyeas EpTtrg, Sara3oga New York ii CIT
kzrttrr p9ro. Of EQ2rrrsa Wa.ec In N-w Ta1k city.
tLa!LE = WHITE
prcufie.c-1 Cocx-ca. krrtux1.
, 1860-08-15

MORTGAGE SALE.-Hy virtue
4F1 Of eertau lndeature Of Mottxa.e. near! Gale
It and s.Iy Jane, BIZ ~sts +, Eayl7 r.irr 5eeotted
e to Iaae ua!std ass:kcu en-: rted I'd cce IN
hsst . q: Aog1K.,. FAC II, aat;. - rEe d2"r OF
d7 :ay e septmaeE 1-62 at &c ~ r ", "s fass n
rcu1 md u!tv vf ,ett muisp thsFs ID ey.poe Z!
a41i.fsr& the dt noa iaeoloset III sad AorE e nd
raid MorEak. having bee pad The pveuises u be sod
are ee c,'0ed - o!iows: lot 1unb,r sey.n IN ofk
f,rc. 4tu -:de Ct Koc1 Rvec ia The C.u.ty
O? Ht1nebaSo. All s .ts Of Illinois.
lSAAC HaLSTEr, AFs1Ente,
Ry Potter Sae.lo1, bis Att:1neJ n fart.
Bnckfaei Auk L IN
, 1860-08-15

Me.r1. osFk no. Dsase Tsrzaont Honse Gale Bea.
J. q. Red 4 Co.; Pe1.ou, 1.o-i=bon Smith; F. Il.
Y.yAu E.2 II. F. Teese. Co.. Of Caiesso. ilno!s 1%
r;2!et WITH t-r kcaaiat 5Sets "Ater Grect from cur
ke:+. .nt we wou! .roa:ncna then f.rornar 10 PET
M II ttc~Eo 9. v.>1y w1o desire 10 purchase eEnr
~. <.o,g7re. wa.er CLARKE 4 WHITE.
, 1860-08-15

ESTATE OF GEO. W. DOLE.
~ decea4et. Public Notice !. herrby stsrn to al
tons having eams ~ te@aada .n tae esa'e Of Gto
sane fE y !'atoa ~ *ettlenent nrei;a4 term y
ceust The city Or Ccaxo the faru MoniaJ ot
September l. l.. lsot, b.ins ihe Tia Day Thereof.
GEO. r. RUN-EE,
JULIAN IS. E.MSEY.
Executors And 1tu tees.
t'htr%xa Irlr t1S-n t-a-! .t.w
, 1860-08-15
4RQHI anhrrti8Eu11utH.

GTATE OF ILLINOIS, County
1ssa L. FL: S,.si y: VT ais Sl9.
); +: ss..s. 1,S:! ~ Ss}.si 7i
u aea Il &: e a. q af anss:
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u whlcn a1tic*s Of axtt.1e,t tAs 1rtn dav Of
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LIQUID C0farltt Kennedy.

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DEL tC1.G l. POLICE AGENCY.
And Co17 .tv Constable
oHee. Nc. ) 5 nth Clark stsre:, tut~s:sls..}
CHICAGO ILL.
k8 lso'eeaoHsn: Hrtly she1dec 70. n51s'al1y
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1860-07-04
Henry w. Miller. ESQ.

We publish below a letter from this gentleman,
in which he declines to act longer as Eector for this
District We regret that Mr. Miller has felt it to be
his duty to come to this determination. But as two
Conventions have nominated candidates for Presi-
dent, he thinks it proper that "the Democrats Of
the District should have an opportunity to declare
their opinions and wishes Oh those matters Of con-
Aict and difference between the two Conventions,
and to select some one as candidate for Elector
who may concur fully in the views Of the majority"
No one, however, can doubt Mr.. Mllers devotion to
the cause or his disposition to exert himself he
has heretofore ably done to advance and uphold it
RALEIGH, June q, 1860.
DEAR SIR: It is due the Democratic voters of this
District that should decline acting longer as can
ddae for Elector. Two Conventions assembled in
Baltimore each claiming to represent the nationality
of the Democratic party, and nominated different
candidates for the Presidency and VicePresidency.
In view of this fact, it is proper, and no doubt
desired that the Democrats Of the District should
have an opportunity to declare their opinions and
preferences on the matters of conflict and difference
between the two Conventions and to select some
one as candidate for Elector who may concur fully
in the views entertained by the majority. certain
ly do not wish to embarrass them, or even appear
to do so, by continuing in a position, to which
was appointed when there was state Of things diff
fering very materially from that which now exists
With sentiments of high regard, am
Your friend and ob't serv't,
II. W. MILLER.
HENRY G. WILLIAMS, ESQ.,, Chairman, &c.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1860-07-04
Supreme Court.


By PEARSON, G. j. In Skinner v. Nixon, from
Perquimans declaring that there is error in the
proceedings below. In Newly Y. Jackson, from
Pasquotank, directing venlre de novo. In Latham
" Bowen, from Washington, no error, judgment Of
nonsuit. In Wynns v. Burden, from BERTHE, in
equity.
By BATTLE, j. In Burden " Hartman, from Ber-
tie, judgment reversed. In Robinson v. Watkins,
from Richmond affirming the judgment In Little
john " Beasley, in equity, from Washington. In
Biggs v. Capehart from BERTHE, in equity, directing
a reference
By MANLY, j. In Grandy Y. Mcpherson, from
Camden affirming the judgment In Morgan '.
Shaw in equity, from Currituck, dismssing the bill
with costs. In Whedbee '. Whedbee, in equity
from Perquimans, dismiss,ng the bill with costs
In Pridgen '. Skies. in equity, from Columbus, dis
missing the bill with costs.
Melcin .. Easley, from New Hanover, Chief Jus
tice delivered an opinion affirming the judgment
Manly, J.-one concurring; Battle, ia dissenting
opinion.