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, 1860-07-10

Mr.. McCarty, Of Newark, fair uebraist. first
translated the inscription, but u order to verify
his translation, Mr. Gutman, without signifying
that they had been rendered into English, sent
them TO DIR. Wise. Of the L4ratlite, who handed
them to Dr. Lilienthai, Rabbi, aud who trans
lated them as follows, agreeing with Mr. McCar-
ty's translation. present the Hebrew charac-
ters in English, in connection with the transla.
tons, viz:
The Holv Of IIolics.
Iorath JfhoraA
The Law Of God.
Mtkk Erets
,,t oftbe King Of the Eurth.
IL the Word Of the Lord.
Mr. Cunningham conceiving the stone to be
probably Masonic emblem, sent drawings to
his Masonic brother Enoch T. Carson, Esq, Of
our city, whose skill in Masonic heraldy. and
familiarity with Masonic history, it was snppos-
ed would enuble him to throw some light upon
the subject. Mr. Carson agreed at once with
Mr. Cnnnlngham,s suppositiou that The stone
was Masonic, and that the inscriptions confirm
ed that theory lie also procured the follow
ing Translation from DR.. Rothenheim Of Gin
cinnati, who renders each inscription thus:
Gtdosh Hedashig4- Sanctuary.
1oraM Jehord-The Doctrine of God. or the
Bible.
3feltk Erets-king Of the world,
Der<r ytaorah-The word of God.
Az the translotors, it will be observed, agree
substantially.
WHAT DOES IT MEAN.
Such discovery must Of course give rise to
speculation. II its genuineness could be es.
tablished beyond all possibility of deception, it
would open the most curious speculative con-
trosersy that has ever excited the Archeologi-
cal world. Areheologists md Theologians
would renew their interest in the question con.
cerning the "Lost Tribes" OF the children of
Israel, and perhaps some Of them would dis
coEer IN the American forests the !" Wilderness
OF Sln." a great variety of suggestions arise
just row, but feel constrained to restrict nv
self to moderate space.
We give the story for what it is worth, COPY
ing from the Commercial its caution against too
ready credence of all its correspondent alleges:
TuE HoLT SroSE At NEwARk.-Our CORE.
spondent furnishes rs this morning with an H.
teresting history Of the discovery Of the Holr
STONE at Newark. 1t will be found on our first
fage, and will repay perusal. lift is genuine
discovery, it is one Of the most remarkable in
arcb;eologica! annals. There have been 80
nany egreglous hoaxes OF a literary, theotogi.
cal aud scientific character, that we confess q
very considerable degree OF skepticism in rela.
ton to the integrity Of the Holy Keystone.
Our correspondent seems likewise afraid Of the
possibility Of being hoared, but is nevertheless
so strongly impressed that he does not hesitate
to take the responsibility ofprepnring the facts
Tor publication. The discovery is already pro.
duclng intense excitement
, 1860-07-10

ASARRow EscAPE.-An employee in drug
store on Chicago Avsnue had I narrow escaps
few days since from death, By installing white
ritrso9 for EPSON aalts and administering ths
same to himself. As it should be. If every
careless or iucauiious drug clerk that has mi.-
taken poison for this very EPSON salts had
taken The dose himself, the Justice %sould have
been simple, speedy, and thoroughly remedial.
These accidents under auch treatment would
die ont.
, 1860-07-10
Fatal Accident.

I0o1*eSF0uuEnte u tne 9Gs3 and IRGtnE.f
Qr1EcE. Ill, July :, 1s60.
Charles Lloyd was instantly killed at st, Au-
gustne, Knox county, in this State, "a station
on the c., Il. & Q. Il. R.,) this morning, whle
ing one Of the outside slabs on log. It is sup
pesed his foot slipped, when he fell on the
ssw, cutting through his left collar bone,
heart, intestines and right hip His right arm
was severed in two places. lie was "a years of
nse and single. Yours, 6c., J.L.H.
, 1860-07-10

Tho Inst ,lfon.us has capitpi hit illustrative
Of tue navigation Of politics and lis perils which
is worthy Of Punch or rather, a. we perhaps
should begin to say, worthy Of Aonsz itself.
His solemn aud sombre sea-picce. a black
unery skv, lecLed with driving clouds, black
etormr sca dashed into foum where it breaks ut
the foot and da.hcs against the fore front of an
4bony reef that. now ve see it. rises against the
sty in ,he hue md outli1e Of the" infrita1fe
z.;aor," :" conro'a b1ackest- thickest 1;nped. fiat
test aoscd. and tiebtest feeced, The Niger
head forms q sea-peril that one disccrus at a
rlauce should bc a terror to all maripers.
Eu. to these II vas not md fea,fu, IL the
wrecs ,,,st ,os re.n,,ed f,om hind fo1tv There
On TIC Sirper lies The first class steamship
Dt,nocratic Rarsy." her bows high out of water
her stern torn away, the seas making clean
breach over her decks. her shattered spars
clpcipe aJoo9side. while the scs rapes and
tosses its name, ips..i ate and eager to euculf
her.
.Nonu is fright in the legend " TAk rock On.
4chich 4he Democratic party .pl;t," for there it
st4nds. Hundreds saw it before. Thousands
on board the fated craft shouted and nhrieked
in warning as she bore down to her fate, and
grew frantic with apprehension, while her
stecrsmen. divided in counsel, and he1ogged as
to course kept straight on.
Little Dug hoped to End some Plum Gnf'
route to the Presidency, close under the Mig
gers eur. few foolhatdy ones, opposed to
him, even thought tue reel might De run down.
IL struck with q tull head Ot 6teAu1. QM01 d<1tt
, 1860-07-10

We referred few days since to the enter
prise receiving the attention Of Trinity Church
Of this city, the erection Of new place Of wor-
ship. We are glad now to state that from the
first to the present advanced condition of affairs
tile matter Las been pushed steadily on.
A fine md valuable lot has been purchased
on Jackson street between Wabash aud k1ichi.
gan avenues, fronting south, eighty feet by one
hundred and fifty. The location is u most ad-
mirablc one md the new structure 80 placed
vii be prominent architectural odornment Of
the city.
Last evening meeting of the parish was held
and we'll attended, and tue plan Of thc church
edihce agreed upon. 1t il after designs by Mr..
Woodsher, one Of our architects. It is to be in
the byzantine style, the front Of rock. .taced
Athens stone, with towers 1o0 feet high.
The dimensions Of the building are 7o by $50
feet, the main audience room being 72 by LOG
feet with the galleries, and of capacity to seat
1900 persons. In the roar Of the audience room
is the chancel, and in front, over the vestibule,
and on level with the galleries, lecture room
which will seat from eoo to 800 persons.
The church building is to cost $o5 900, aud
the work is to be commenced ut once, the hope
being to occupy the new structure early next
spring, or By Easter.
The parish Of Trinity are to be congratulated
IN thus being able without present or prospect
i've embarrassment, to enter upon preparation
for permanent and beautiful house ofwozsbip
worthy Of their prominence in our religious
, 1860-07-10

NuRGLARs.-Thc store Of Adam Amberg, cor
ner of Jefferson and Monroe streets, Was enter
ed b5 burglars on Saturday night md the
money drawer robbed Of few dollars.
, 1860-07-10
Festfve Re.UnIonB In aid of the Chi
ergo Homeopathic DlgpenaarY.

F&8I1F& kkGsUA1Qu1 LII Al0 Oh Inc C0ls
cago Homeopathic Dlspensary.
The friends Of the Chicago Homeopathic
Dispensazy, an Institution Of this city, charter
ed By an act Of the Legislature in 1865, u most
deserving charity, propose to give series Of
Festive Re-Unions, to commence on the 6rst
Tuesday in October next, and to be- continued
during the week, the proceeds to be appropria-
ted to the establishment Of Hospital Depart
ment in the Dispensaey, for the benefit Of the
poor, gratuitously, aud in tho hope Of laying a
foundation for permanent elecmosJna1J insti-
tuition.
The entertainments will be agreeably varied
from evening to evening, and it is intended 10
make the Re-Unions as interesting aud attract.
i've as possible.
The object is one Of enlightened charity md
true bene6cenee, to provide for the homeless
and helpless sufferer, and minister comfort and
medical aid to the sick and destitute; and,
judging from present prospects, generous re-
sponse will be made By all who appreciate this
genial, humane aud effective mode Of medical
administration,
, 1860-07-10
To our Country Nexvs Arcrtx.

TO our Country News Agents.
some OF our ccuatry news agents receive their
packages Of Daily PnEss AND TK1nuxks by mail.
II they prefer it, We will send their papers br
Erp7tss. free Of cost to them. This proposition
ID intended 10 apply only to those Eews agents
who reside in tosns on lines Of railroad leading
out Of iLis city.
, 1860-07-10

sEERwooD's GkAn B,xpER.-We cali s&ten'
'tion to The advertisement Of Allen Shervood,s
Grain Binder in another column. It is I'M i'm
plimsut to whose utility the most unquestioned
testimony bears wisuess, and a such a worthy
The attention Of our farmers.
, 1860-07-10

sxAsuur.-A horse ran away on Chicago ay-
enue yesterday, smashing up buggy and
throwing out q gentleman and lady. Neither
OF them were seriously injured.
, 1860-07-10

SUDDEN DEA1n.-A grocer named Charles
Schwasz, on Wells near Washington street,
died suddenly On Saturday night from the rup-
ture Of bloodvessel caused BY oyerlifting in
getting in some boxes.
, 1860-07-10
LOCAL MATTERS.

- Go to John Jones, lls Dearborn stree.
and get Jour clothes cleaned and repaired
They will be well done ind At prices to suit tht
Hne1.
, 1860-07-10

Acs1cAL.-Madare Anna Bishop, long before
md widely farorite with music lovers in this
country is to give two concerts in this CITY
shortly.
, 1860-07-10

Much excitement was caused here yesterday
by the rumnr that the Lady E!gin Of the Chi.
cago and Lake Superior line Of steamers, had
burst her boilers on her way down this lake.
Bad news travels fast, but it is not strange
that this intelligence, which VIC are happy to
pronounce false, and utterly groundless, caused
much anxiety, since among the passengers by
this steamer on Friday evening, were q large
party of well. known citizens Of this city aud
section.
Throughout yesterday forenoon the officers
Of the agents Of the line in this city we're visit
ed by numerous anxious enquirers, al1 Of whom
were promptly satisfied that the report was
grouudless, and that as far as anything that
could have reached this city was concerned, the
Elsin was safe.
The steamer Hunter, Capt. Dickson, saw her
at dusk Saturday evening, about thirty miles
from North Manitou, and she was all right,
The Hunter arrived here at six o'clock yester.
day morning. The Queen Of the Lales, Can't.
Briggs, arrived at North Manitou Just as the
Hunter left, remained there four or Eve hours,
and heard no report concerning the explosion
OF the Elgln.
The engine and boiler Of the Lady E1gin are
the best on any boat IN the Western country.
as We are informed By an inspector Of boilers
in the city. and las The best engineer (Robert
Gibbs) that money can hire. She uses only a5
los. steam to the square inch. though her ca.
paeity is much more. Her boilers were tested
before she left for her last trip, on Friday last.
There has been no report received from Detroit
and Milwaukee as regards the matter.
The report is supposed to have been started
BY knavish steamboat runners to Get passen.
gers on other boats going by tbs way Of Mack
mac, and to injure the good reputation of the
steamer Lady Elgiu.
, 1860-07-10

The annual examination Of tie Chicago High
School, which commenced yesterday, will be
continued through today. The public are in
vited to attend. The following is the program
me of exercises for Tuesday.
1nox 70 lo4 O'Clock.
Anabasjs conducted Rowland
Constitution Of the w. T. conducted De!ano
Rhetoric, conducted Ase1i
rnoE loH 70 H.
Frtteh, :. -,....:.. Mr.. ColxE4rt,
Botany, =. =. ...'...3uA Thompson.
Arithmetic, Miss Lewis
Tzox TO *.
Virgil. conducted by. Duree
Physical Geography. conducted by-..-.....ME.C ClaIke
Natur1l Philosophy, ............. .Mr. KtAde.
Descriptive Geography. ....--.......Aiss Lewis
Taox * TO s.
Homer conducted .......MT, IoWlatd
Descriptive Geography. conducted Drl2no
History, " ....-.....Mf. AveF1li.
surveying. .-..Ar. Readc.
, 1860-07-10

81 Weare glad to notice movement in the
Board Of Education looking to the vaccination
Of thu children in the Public Schools,
, 1860-07-10

NOOK pRArER AEET1sos.-The Young Mems
Christian Association Rooms in Methodist
Church Block are now the scene of Noon
Prayer Meetings, free to all, and daily on the
increase both in numbers and interest,
, 1860-07-10
nAIRY FARMS FOR sALE.

THE ILLINOIS CE:,TRAL RAILROAD CoNPA-
II hays 10000 ae.e, Of high, RULING Pair!a Land.
ths. oder for sa.c on The most liberal terms.
tho@c who wish T. In the business Of surprising
e,eSole ek"n can be selected aaA the are y,
f4n:eo that these produces be delivered early IT, the
r1"snnx ~! la'e At night Every f1cty he ctfe1.d
!" Hose whn de.ite to examine thee a:,s. Alpy 10
f!hfr.Sn. f...frt u ~
, 1860-07-10

How DOES IouR MEEnsc1ACx CoLoas-In
yesterdays Police Court two men named
Richard Whiting and David Smith we're charg-
ed with taking Henry J. Taylor's meerschaum
without color of right. Value seven dollars and
bad color for them.
, 1860-07-10

NEW Goons--Just arrived At G. ". Stevens
4 Co.'s, II Lake street., consisting Of Ameri-
Watches {god aud silver cases), Etruscan Pins,
Ear Rings, Handkerchief Rings, Coin Silver
Ware, new aud desirable pattern. All in want
ofJewelry should call on them Immediately and
thereby consult their own interest. jy9-3t
, 1860-07-10
TOR SALE AT A BARGAIN

TOR SALE AT A BARG GAIN
~ steam FIGURING M!1 IN Fulton CITY, Whte.sdes
tnanty lnos. 1he All las three nla Of fe*t inch
two 1un s.a make hua.ed barrel. Of Flour s.tus
In r.. Tbs Mill has large Custon. Work, and aay
im2aaf "f wheas sa r. bought It The Mill The CLieaso
70 st. Louis and New o. This Slt was b:I by and
for QUE OF the kn OF Thonlas hEalfrl i IT, whn has
Ut the ~
BEST ARRANGED AND MOST CONVENIENT
Mills Of ts s'zei the we.rd everything In the best Of
aieF. 12lt will he taken u real estate ip H.
ctnnail y vc:ny. Fer further Inf rns1t0n apply to
JUtN FLACk. II the MIL,
JOHN BRADFORD,
jG9x3w 50 Walnut rt5aet. Ctnc5: nsts 0hfo
, 1860-07-10
Scientific Excursion to the iron nIouu-
thin. MtaXourf.


Aparty made up Of the members of the ILL
nois Natural History Society will leave On the
first Of the week for tue Iron Mountain, Missou.
ri, under the direction of e. D. Wiber, Secre-
tary Of the Society. Dr.. losey goes as botanist
Of the expedition, and Julian E. bryant, ct
Princeton, as artist, who will take sketches Of
the scenery for series Of paintings. The col
lectio1s Of minerals, crystals and plants will be
sent to the State Fair at Jacksonville, and also
to the Fair Of the Mechanics Institute Of this
city. We are informed that the Museum of
Natural History at the State Fair will contain
over 10000 specimens, md will form one of the
chief attractions. The building is already erec-
ted and contains l.aoo0 square feet D. D.
Walsh, Of Rock Island, the well.known ento-
molgist, will have his entire collection of in
sects on exhibition. J. ". Powell will exhibit
large collection of Western shells which he
has been collecting during the past two years.
Dr.. Drendel Of Peoria, Dr.. Posey, II. $. Bebb,
E. Hall and others will exhibit the entire flora
Of Illinois
In order to make the exhibition of the Eatur-
al History as complete as possible there will be
several expeditions during the summer under
the direction of slr. Wilbcr to various portions
Of this and other States.
, 1860-07-10
rERSONAL RECONTER.

Mr. Schnabel, one Of the Witnesses before the
Covode Committee, who had the difficulty with
Judge Black, assaulted Hrieadier Gen. George
Washington bowman in his office to-day. A
struggle ensued in which the latter came oil
second best. Schnabel. by his row with Black
very disagreeable to the Administration, aul
the Conetitution has therefore abused him with
out stint; hence the assault. No serious re-.
suits are likely 10 follow,
, 1860-07-10

The Rochester papers publish card from
the captain Of the Canaseragas Of Dan7ille,
who had been announced to drill with the
Zouave Cadets at Rochester, declining the drill,
and allowing that Dulcinea del Toboso" is all
that is claimed for her.
A more than simple rumor has come back
Tint The Cadets arriving ut Rochester yester-
day morning found that they Lad not sufficient
y well calculated the cost Of military expedi-
tons, and the contingencies were imminent
and threatening that their progress East as g
corps would terminate in that city. That Was
matter the company alone could have the
meaua Of best being aware Of, and they should
have acted upon it here by remaining ut home.
4 military expedition cannot 90 forward with
out funds, save in an enemy's country, where
barn yards, hen roosts and silver plate may be
freely bagged. We are sorry the Cadets went
further than their funds allowed. Admiration
is cheap, and praise plenty, but neither are
banEnb1a
, 1860-07-10

P1kE's PEAK.-Will be on exhibition in rear
Of Higgins, Aowry & Co.'s, eos Randolph
street, this afternoon, and every succeeding
afternoon this week, Quartz Mill, {stamped, }
on IN entirely new principle.
, 1860-07-10

E1AxrSA11oS OF FEMALE TEAcHrns.-There
will be an examination Of female teachers, and
Of candidates for admission to the Normal De.
partment of the High School, at the Office Of
the Board of Education, No. 10 South Clark
street, on Saturday, July lab, commencing at
n nr~fnrt
, 1860-07-10

partment Of the High School, at the ofice of
the Board Of Education, No. 10 South Clark
street, on Saturday, July 14tb, commencing at
o'clock A. Il.
TnE CoCnrs CLOSING YEs7xapAY.-The Su-
perior Court, Judge Goodrich's branch, opened
and will remain in session this week only to
hear motions. Judge niggina' branch is en-
gagged in trying two or three civil cases md
after their disposal will finish up motions md
adjourn.
CLOSING 0cr TIE 0Ip S7ocx-Nearly nine
million bushels Of corn have been shipped from
This city since the first Of January. About an
hundred thousand bushels day arc now going
forward. The prospects Of the coming crop are
causing general closing ont Of the old stock.
in the dry-goods phrase.
Goop.-An order has been promulgated By
the City Railway Company that there shall be
no smoking on their cars. Good for "the line
of David" lis nearly the same nuisance for
platform full Of smokers to fiji the cars from
without, as to blow cloud within. Tho routes
are too short too for exclusive smoking cars.
~ Is It possible that conductors car On
the Illinois Central Railroad is fitted up with
ring. bolt, shackles and few gags to facilitate
| tue kidnappers mission ? We don't believe it,
| but hare seen much more reason to believe that
| aconductor's berth has been spliced with fat
| bribes to enlist him in the capture Of freemen.
VENETIAN EVENINGS AT H1pE PARk.-Next
, 1860-07-10

~ Wide-Awake Uniforms furnished by J.
b. LOOMS, 81 Clark street. Single or by the
quantity. j566t
, 1860-07-10

% 1t was cooler yesterday, with indications
Of rain last evening.
, 1860-07-10
THECITY.

Auction Sales this Morning.:
A&9k O'clock. Fu1a;tureaud I1ouelold Goo,s by Gil.
bert Sampson, AuctIonee1s, 81 Lake street,
, 1860-07-10
B I Z r II

07 yesterday, July 9th, the vile Of J. H. BROsS Esq.,
Of Son. ''
On Yesterday. July 9Th, the wife Of EGBERT L. JAN
sen. E&q- Of Daughter.
, 1860-07-10

J.
Ear Rings, Handkerchief Rings, Coin Silver
Ware, new aud desirable pattern. All in want
OF Jewelry should call on them Immediately and
thereby consult their own interest. jy93t
B Wide-Awake Uniforms furnished by ].
b. Loonis, 81 Clark street. Single or by the
quantity. j566t
- If you want q good Kerosene or Coal
Uil Lamp, which will give the light Of eight can
dies, not costing hut seven-eighths Of q cent
an hour, emitting no odor or smoke, and not
explosive, 60 to the Lamp and Oil Emporium,
le2 South Clark street, between Washington
and Madison. Lard, Solar, Fluid, Lunar and
all kinds of Lamps altered to burn Kerosene.
jel5-lm
SHAw's Gas Sroyrs.-The following parties
are using the above named articles, to any Of
whom we refer:
D. B. Fisk, IS Lake-house Wabash av.
7. L. Miller, $50 South Water-s07 West
Washington.
Wm. Osborn, Osborn, Adams / Co.
+. B. Ta1cott, COG Wabash ar.
Rev. s. O. Bartlett, B57 West Washington st.
John Beers, Is Congress st.
And very many otGsrs. Call and seethen1 at
our office. WALWoRsn, HrBBARp Co..
jy64t Isl Lake street.
b Wide.Awake uniforms furnished by j.
ces as any other manufacturer, and warranted
superior in quality. jy4-lat
1 Miller's Hair 1nvigoratsr-the best in
use. 3. T. HinckleJ, agent, 3o2 State street.
, 1860-07-10

This A has been newly built and tain. every maesn
Improvement. he most complete mills the STATE and
flied pairs " l<andS Patent Bulrs each Of which
i!t aKs 10 ear.es rer hour 1caknR Ee. 1y:ei an bet
xhs.t foF wheat- THE WHOLE OK rAKT INTER.
f%r tae As the propretors dearous Of bu Ing
bu*'n's part of The city Water arett, Peoria the
bank Of the Illinois RyeE With Galway passing In sonf
ee-sto the Eastern and Southern markets. The w in
the surrounding promise great Abundance and
untr an opportunity TO make ArEe ia ntn Of
enterprise md sufficient Apply At the
PEORIA tlTY FLOUR MILL,
re's!a, llln.s
rights obtained. {vArint
, 1860-07-10

REAIOVAL.-The United States
1G Expnss Company have this day removed ther
efrom No. "a Dsboru 1 Lake aud 20 south
streets having Lake and Clark xance The
lnsnee Lake stet will be considered the eptfaI ir
collection a9d small business Ths snt1znex
a1k street will b regarded entrance for f.exht
However, aould money b delivered on Calk st1set Of
eElt on Lake street tae Public With which ha!e tors
leye that n cur nature refuse It, uav.ng been b
orally sustained In old stand the public IS well
vii promise heretofore faithful application to theiz
teFrss - well - to that Of our COMPANY Umce hours
until further notice, tpn TO 4. u. to Pm,
tunl4co8$t u Aep3 d IL D. COLViN Areut
, 1860-07-10

The Douglas people intend to get up their
ratification meeting in the same city on Monday
night, and will endeasor 10 put their best foot
foremost. There are few in Maryland, md
what they lack in numbers they intend to make
up IN noise.
, 1860-07-10

TQBACCO.-100 hf. bbls. Chew
l. Ing Tobacco, lao bbl- Smoking Tobacco 40 boxs
and C&ddea Tobseeq, Of various b sndz for le low
WIN. ATTLE W.. II beu1a Watust
, 1860-07-10

~ c. 8. scR1FkT, AZ. srtr7s AStzt 6 Deayhor
u aurisd rAesss Ais<rti.s.s or sA,s aai al. ~
A~1aeaa fd7tfs of sAS North Resz. iAl-bss4 II
, 1860-07-10
OGDENABURGH

VUUEN8BUKG
WIQ leave - above on
TUESDAY EVENING, July 10Th, It o'clock.
u ForpaEage apply on hoard Ct To GEO. DLAKELEY,
NQ. North end Wells STREET Bridge.
}T9cso6:t AATnER CO.. Akants,
, 1860-07-10
:T0r EalE.

TOR SALE CHEAP.-Lot 25 bv
4 rs fe<s o. w.n wasAlD.t .sr.: ~ass of is.sy.
fake, tpr sale cbelp for caAh IN exchange nrs~r
bItck, or building material Aidrxas ~. W." Uox f6.
Catci:oF.o. ty6 dtx
CUBURBAN RESIDENCE FOR
~ SALE-A trst-elass rrslience with three Of
laud, IN Hr9ht$ Grove, tbs SorthaIn city lnts
Inquire Of uOSNER i PECk. No. 3 Masonic Ienp p..
, 1860-07-10

TEAM MILL FOR SALE!
"Ga1fsbusR MIL" trt ca&s brick nonrlnc Mill
with two run Q! tour feet buEs besides co: Eau. with
engine Of abundant cauActy and all the machinery
ID good running osteE The above MIL has coca uad+.
Pleasantly located, and In wheat growing country aEi viii
be sold At bargain. For further paEtteuiars sirr>s
b. F. HILL, Executor.
te1f11m Ualesburx knLx To- i'll
, 1860-07-10
CHICAGO ACADEMY.

Eete!sneet nay b ids to Rev. ~ St4.sna Preadt 1t
Araat34t Coueks; Prof c. c. Felton,, President Of
aaTard University Prof. F. .Chid, Harvard UpI-
xsItT; Prot: Jaa. Pierce, HA1vasd u.rernty; Ftuk
A.o To taa following ssat'essa TuRs.. Of the Iaa
, 1860-07-10

1 Mllers Hair 1nvigoratsr-the best il
use. 3. T. Hinckley, agent, 303 State street.
je90-3m.