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, 1860-10-12

4 SrEc1At Nail AGxx7.-We learn trat L.
S. E:eEe::, Isq late speo:al mail agent in this
city was rot rcm,rei Tor cause By tao Dspar.-
ment, hut os the limitation Of his appointment
aad vo,urta.x surrender Of his commission on
October LIT, desiring to engage in business
mare II his th:te.
, 1860-10-12
Ffat ,rA .n-A F1ff%&h ~ EssEfAF.

lie ,ra-t t!r:s7 E,afu' leau will lag ac"a
::..z :ep.: VII: ~t:.. ..,E oH tic se1. pace
=. i:,,' Z: Il ='c-;.,:n Il Tue !.econlt3u fraud
j. J.srr... :: tc::::, 81 wicked pate. The cvi-
T.: ----f~-1r-
, 1860-10-12

Hoa. l. Il. ..a,:hurre VII aGcress Tie Pen
ii. er M.I.n~: :-,sz'r, Monday evening,
oc:. l:.h. .I>.-' :.::3 ,p-ak +: Wnueorts
T,e...v cvv:i:-;-. L:.. ;G.:. L.: ouc Eepua'
:ea. f1le1u-, =. =, TX ,borhncLs see 10 1t
.5a T. t+-,,:* -: If ra..3 n .i'-se meetings.
, 1860-10-12

- /. Il A S 4 Nj NO.'AlS AND
god Fcar.. ~ c::to.r Al WI. T.: wa ..S.:e
cetstme EAT te Ibta As1 1t No. f57 Wet Ws...t..
.Fr.f ''~-s -
, 1860-10-12

TEsr SIDE WIDE 4wAkEs. A7rEx71ox.-
The.@ vii re Es-tluc Of the Wcs. Side Vida
A*ake Club To nigh: a: e'clcex, :: the West
Market ilail- Ess:y r,emba: is stqueeted to te
p7ss ut a= business oI importance ill hc :rsas.
sc.ed. Per e.ir.,
lnr Q,ro.,.~ C.,.r
, 1860-10-12

= ANTED.-A you E man Of
~. soed II - q,aIl.c..n4. secnttu q 10 sy,:a.
gu Ne e@e sa'Erk u. elc II Lttct ,,efe-,rp1
- p- u 1'a i'F. twJtEt ta:se unsr~ jacsaxe.
=; hs1at Z :" e.: .sse Noe !e-- b!v ..e
tSv .F@fas asd o';r +, int':,14 o. se;st. =
" aG:.+ a:ss ~ F. e. r-.. al lrhan: &c. 'S"
, 1860-10-12


Sou-4d by the receat rens announcing The
Republican ,riumrhs in Pennsylvania a.d lcdi-
ana, tic Democrats 1t Joliet, rehearze3 she
ou,rcses Ct thei7 brethren in Egypt, OIL lie
oc:asion Of the mlss meeting held Oh WeSnes-
day, Torches were sGatched fran :n7 .:c:se-
sicn, rnea were assaulted a.d lacclel dowa,
and stones aud o!her missiles Te:c hurled At
the cars, which contained men women snd
children vao had taken advantage Of the low
fare to visit Jo;iet. Tae stones we're .arcwn
with such riolenc. as to smash the inside blinds
Of the windows a:d pass with forco aga:ast
the OPP ,s;:e side Ct the cas-. 0:e passed b
she head Of Mr. Mar,in, OF Chic ago, and kncex.
ed the cap from the head OF little ch,il sitting
by the opposite widow, whose iEla.t s::.:...,1s
rudoub:e3ly ssved lis l!s. Arotlie. passed bv
the head Of Mr. Richard Cook, of the Colby
uouse, Chicago, grazing the back ci tie lady
sitting with hin, and glanced CT s!rlsinS Mr.
Francis Hopper, Oh the he'd, ita4c:;s : q aesh
wound.
The rstrrn train Of the excursianisls. leaving
Joliet at ab:ut II O'Clock, did aot reach Ch;csgs
ill afler 8 clock, taking four hours for forty
miles. TIE prudent Conductor, NJ: ,,n,
Lindsay, 16a the IT,: --.,vly, feRring :a.t some
Democratic distractions would throw it frora
the track, cniauscrirg TIC life Ct every psss-
seDger.
Susa cu:rase5 pass all forbsara1cs. Nait*er
difference Of sentiment no; strong political ex-
elterent fu-1ish snJ justification. The lire
pressibis Conflict is indeed inaugur ited shen
railrcad .rkins have to keep vigi}Azt lock, ont
for obstrnctiors likely 10 10 rlared
track for the gzasi6".''-- III Tue
= -~..un Of political revenge,
or because th. Republican phi,1,;ad ha,
, 1860-10-12

To TpE LAuIEs-The prise fer dying ladies'
Grasses tss t'esr .=aIce3 Lr tar undersigned
% oze D5lar, aad var7sntet to eirc sa'isfxc.
us-. S. k=l:szh, 1875 5. Cia7k St. ot5-s1w
New Yo:s, stp:. eel, 1851.
J.ssra Burnett, Esq.-Dear Sir: Far scme
time past, hs.s b=ea usiz. your Cocra1e.
s-a c"usi1et j: fa7 preferable 10 an: :thi=g I
Ga72 ever used fyc the hair.
i Ey cbtc.stEeas il ct any value, vcu a:e
p:s:ec.i: ii ilbertv 10 use it.
Respectfully ycurs.
Qsfa lm-WC,&N FRANK IEsI1s
, 1860-10-12
+ 5s&:k kis%c3~tasslsts.

= Lac =: &C.; :.t.1 i IT, IN, c3HdlIa:cG
:;r e n~.x.- ia IN .,:.''' Co-s:es,'ooaa Dtt-
;.c. s;,i d;scr r. ,tn p,iic..l 5ssacs Of the day
,,'t,c!- - H., +.l "a :i!:c;-:
:.
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tt. dc t.; !. II E..:h ii z.ii he 1t night.
, 1860-10-12

11" i. l4n toJk c.:und cgtirht
-, euu WIS oppus=d BY Skuuk's M:.esy
planter. Both fell nlorsally wounded, jast BE-
'ore sha Presidents chair. From sb,s roius
there WIS ii.:l. order though oa1v tn1ee mere
: A'''". arg iii 81, -, 4.
, 1860-10-12
Political .1eettuHs 5n fhe EsGhtA 1sas-

r3a. y, /. s1.!za I'D Tii:ian Dro.', E'9,
s:shs Ca;.ac, I'cE-s AID TnanrSk. Mill address,
~ :e7;:" G! :.- n:...:a Congressional Dist-i=:
- the pc:::cs.: :::sns. q: ire Guy 81. tns faao--
+. ,i2e. sd r!2ce.. Eeru5'icsrs At the s.v-
.:.l !i.cs. aetsa.s.e* ere respectfully request
G. 10 sdyer:ise h:1d Ez1:s arrangements for tie
, 1860-10-12
;,1t'css i Uribu11E>
FRIDAY, OCI0EEil L., 1850.
.,,,u. III *, t'.rsutu*~ Appointments in
ta"'' &l{tHui-

EEr. .!u1* Z q! ;" - TIT so6'4 es7 THE I'e1:s1e
x,,,,,,, s:, :,:.::,:::A! tari7s Vt The following
, 1860-10-12

The LINCOLN AND HAxl1S CIUn !-Tlia Club
fol:s il! 1s:x,,l,sr weekly srssi"n .his tFriiay)
ev--ius IT ia E;oms, 10 Ka: i ,!oh street.
Songs, senlim:e:-. .nd +hort >2eeti=s tnot to
ex:eSd twenty minas.s) tie order ci eyer
ci*r. AL src itvi!ed. ALI. Jones, OF the E1-
eer,;.c t:1:nnistec, Nil! Ea7.aa ey= 10 the CON-
ec7t OF lliiss s.vc:iss :ae Ciuo with their as-
teadauc many o! WHOM have contributed to
TIC tr7d nf sentiments Others having
though. c5srin:s ere requested to deposit :heEl
cu cal taT s-n:;mea!, ant re<p5aett. "Tha:
Picture" has Leen Lc@-d ircm! Lit there be
another grand rally tonight.
J. ". MERRILL, Seer.
, 1860-10-12

TUE BATAvIAS SorAT1ERs.-It was lbs B,sx.
Eia Sq..a:ter Club :n=t vinlted Chicago and cut
thsir ho!el bll!a I. ta. Douglas Wake lse: week.
Pontiac is thus relieved ffcm the stigma, which
is passad over to Sqaatterisn IN kaae Ccun;-.
Happily. "ry Greet Pfiaciple" and the :a::::ov.
er. Ct Little Dug grow em1lI, over there, over
there"
, 1860-10-12
- Fa'a. diEhan AZ 1e. elccted TO Cc1gre.

DsNccNA7lc Tactics Tic T.m:s and X.rald
calls upsa the democracy 10 1ar.t upon tie tn
any TIA: is just what they did when tbev rEn
a,aiast Crrt:n a1,d Line.
, 1860-10-12

The G..nsa:e OF SoIee {Wi!l Ca.) s7d v:c;ni-
~, Will b. addressed By Ho3. Gu;ta1as Koesuer
On Monica. etteraoon t.le ISL Inst st o'cl:ek
, 1860-10-12

Fo: Stcra, 0hce, Psrio:. Diriag Room,
er .''osi:s S:oves. clI a. tie tew $.nve Store
~. q Washington street, between Clark acd
Dearborn streets. Stores h!Ackci, pipe furnish.
u und I'll: N c. 1!:o=s Ios:cs
CciQ-lW s.. A. jESKs Agent
, 1860-10-12

81 TO 10 Joan as.e", -: Oears1fa s!.p.s
sud get :oS: cio:hes c.ta1:i ari rcp+:7,G.
7he7 ill Ge vS:i <aac SD 5: r7::-er e I'll: t54
, 1860-10-12

ACcIDESr.-Ne learn that 81. L. s Waite.
with Lord {; Smith, wholesale drugsi.:s en-
Lake greet, met With serious u:ciGsn! en-
Monday evening las:, by falling through 3
h-sch1a5 from the Grst 4 Jar to tue basemeat,
which caused fracture of the c:a7i::..
, 1860-10-12
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, 1860-10-12


were !9caG at 1'crt Washington n dxs c: ;.o
siace, be;ier.:i to have been vic:;r., of:te Lady
E'gia di:as:tr:
No. !. :. chile, net desc7i5cd.
10. ,. 4 fe:ak:e, s f:rt inches il Le:c.!.
ab,t - yta:, G: ss-: h,6 one god ear. ri.i:; in
i-f; es!~ iou1d, ]. ;5ch loag, .c. +,..:e;
a:,hc b7t:cn i'll cer::r sse two hsurta, oDe part
y hi:i:g ihs other; the hidden oue marked of
iGto sI1E:l tiamonda; ware ~:;.e cation .i,:rt,
:w' Ehhe stiiis. eEe,s Ct pia;l roo:en v.!en:is,
1:t: Kind hoep skirt, uGce; sleesez, 6oe *hite
cot:aa hose, cae Congress- Li&ck r.une!ia gait
ers With heels, SD: shout three; il. dress rock-
Ct, thrse 'i1eu handkerchief. csi1 piece OF rt;:.
ss:in ribbon E:.a stripes; \ On one handier-
chief; had gccd teeth, sul4il hand and foot; WEI
bns'-d in her e'.;tes: tar ring, pe:e of d'ess,
kacik2reaief, ard rihl,:n III Possession Of Chsa.
B'ger, q Pr: Wath:I Etcn, .wto attended 10
the burial.
No. 6. A!s3 : female. S feet inches high:
ring OF left haad, third finger; nhite cot;cn
a:o:k'H:s On cnc feet. having no other cotaes ::
appeared to tie S. years Of sge; large, full,
ns@hY, aut s:ro=k; ricC 1naGh wc.a and whit
lah; IL E1cds OF Nr. Beger.
These bod;rs we're d u5.less from the I.:!y
L'6:7, rs rl:ces Of the hos:;ag wreck u:ss also
observed duriE., TIE .::ru,,
, 1860-10-12

4 CHANGE WITH DlFrEnESce-1a :!la letter
Of Fl: Cid irs1 = .s:cz, describing Cs..:. W2i1's
Esl!ini Mill. in cur las: issa:, th= fl, si.ge1-
pre.si.a Was tou=d:
T,r.e might he improvements MADE in tie
aTraE.ames1s IT :uacliaery, ctc.. In: ry-c i'll
tie I:Aaa.entat TN ). work turned on;
Tic PHRASE used ny tbs writ was "EcY:e"
instead Of " n.era'', distinction wit; g & iftr-
ence, ns a.! vii! see g! 4 g:a1ce. Azair, in
cao:h:'z 2l<ce in lhe same letter, in s-k;ry #
eeo7asaT, j: vas stated that:
Wh:r ecu ssve Il il price, you s,7c s.: in
H1-r # ,ror. Ibis Is human uAture, aui it
can't bo helped.
I. should read "lose" instead Of "sare," .
dider=acs, cf course. Tlese two rE3vot::g
biaedc.s Of tho types did an i.justic, to tie
valuable aad prA:tical g:arce hy an e1rc':, ut
the ;csdiag iron manufacturing enterprise II
orr cll5.
, 1860-10-12

3lEpsLs, MEDALS, MEpAls.-$a, "a, Il, T., 81.
oc1ld2ct III J. :. johnson, - Stale al.
, 1860-10-12

1hs f7e Republican candidates fo7 Ma,is-
tr4*e we're elected W::oie number of county
aid city candidates WAS e;1teen, Of H!:;cl the
Republicans el-c:ed tr-1vr. The total v,te
east averaged 32,59o. On IL. S:s.e ticke. voe:e
each party tn is o.n Candidate, tae v,e
s.ec3:
, 1860-10-12

NEW Banning uousE.-We lesru thai H.. C.
f. McCormick, E.q., is 10 establish ! bauiin;.
house ia :te elegant and spacious bauk atli:. il
his rew building On the corner Of Randolph
aGd Dearborn street.
, 1860-10-12
WIDE AWAkES,,..

RALLY SOUTHERN WIDE AwAkEs Thee will
be me.:;2.: - his RIB oo ::a!:rt:v e..li3k,
Oct. 13sh, a. !. o'clock. Thr C:u5 viii rreei ii
llast: Y sh.Ie-s and prac:cd Ia E:y,.:lc, wh.re
iee! WI! be ! dEes>e, By Republican speakers.
O!ler Clubs will attend. Lei eyc.y rlaa t.:.a
CUR wi.:! cEt la.
oclz = T, u. Uygx. President.
, 1860-10-12

N'1EE AvAKEs A77Ex71oS.-Eyery member of
tie Ca:caes Vide Awake Club IS requested II
be psas:at It sl.= reGuicr meeting ts;s evening.
The President O! the Ci:.b La. business Of i'm
r3slaaee to Communicate. Du: s:ree weeks
rena'n il "hi>h to Eerk, a1d let the "ri,.
rce." Club IL ;,s du;T. Wide Awske Hail,
Nc IS Lake s:tec:. J. J E1cHAEus, Ifest.
t;EO l. E'arEEN.S ae,'S
, 1860-10-12
xVcatern Trac; Convention.

The Anaual Meeting Of the Western Tract
Convention will be held in the Fi:.l baptist
O.urca, Chicago, on Tucsday Oct. lt:::, a:':s
4. Vi. The evening will be devoted to address,
es On the Tract cause, by Rev. I. r. Warren,
Secr.tsry Of the American Tract Society, Bos.
too; R-r. 4. l.. Chapic, d. D., presides: Of
Bs:oit Colie-e; Rev. !. C. E-sfoasks, D. D.
President of the University si Chicus3; ii.r.
Rober: Patterson, Chicago; Esr. J. II. St1r:.>-
yant, d. D., President ct Illinois Col:egc, and
other d:stiec::saa:.. gentlemen.
TIE Wednesiay following will be devoted to
business. \ committee Of entertainment will
be found Ct the church.
, 1860-10-12

TEx1H WAEn WIDE AwAkES.-T;e,e will be
as,eci4! r=eetiag *ue pa.a1e from NieEese7s,
CAral street. on Frida1 evening G: Il oclccs.
AL arc respectfully invited nv order,
E E,.rtv
, 1860-10-12

q Ruv the best :-taey are TIE chesoes:,
Fake i Lyon's newly Imprnred Double Lock
Stitch Sew ng Machines have r=ceived tae
highes: ms::--::s and hicl=s: premiums Wherever
e1a''es.sed- F::.z:::7 aachlnea Tor variety Of
sewing is rnrlralled. misunderstanding Machines
ase preferred by tai:ors 10 ali o!ha.s.
References c.ven to persons w::o hare had
the F. i l.. machine in us: over two Years.
3. MAcxAr, Ag:nt,
d21l 11 120 1.ske.s.., Cd uocr, Chicago, ILL.,
, 1860-10-12

f5n1s. Iftessrt1 a@It+' appointments"
E.,-. j.::.-,; H-.%s. t.e;,l n..c.n 1oc.lae+
fo- t;ty--..- III; address ;1e pkopl. oE ro:t;-
1T1. zorej"y:s appointments.

1rr. .oveJ"y:~ appointments.
uon, o1e1 ovej,y ~i'l sadress th. peop1e cf
}Lao;s Gu ra.:-ieal tv;;.es Il: the following times
6ad places:
.ur1; e., j.av!c-to UT !.
Ssir;.l :u ~
Ia th-:-1ilE u. -
Tie ADORE III. ii appointments has b.eh te-
7i,si sa1 c:,.co::a ;: Nr. L. y-jor h;uls:!f.
, 1860-10-12

FL3rp's 2rSSr Ftsr.-We Gad the p..::2. re
ve-:.rtsy - lie shawn iato til: u,iau::.c d tfs
Penny Post, by isa founder, JoAn Il. FIesd,
Esq, aud were rIe6ssd, after 6 'horeu.a ex-
am'natioa i.ta its m saagen:sas, 20 iri j: in to
A.a.isni>g condssioa. We sa@ t"s .icon;ais
N :ayor OF lis reliability au3 de:p..c?, s'5led
By a1l thr priac:pal Bakers, 1asriaue; CouPa-
nier, Rai.roats, .nd n1aay promir.1. business
ma. We cuuld Sc. ro fault in i . e,i:ile tr-
l:a.i.a:ion, and cams tn Tie coEc!uslt:z .,1: ail
it needs, 10 mike j: = re:marcat and 'a.tirg
Institution, (of its graf useiulzess th:.s IS 20
dou5t,) is ,hst th.pablic in general should give
it more pa:r>nsga. tor il certai1!y deserves it.
I: nss nsw BEEN in existence Nt:!a ever ,h.ee
I,aths, aad il paying expenses, (sunzinE sight
messenger, ard taking INFO Consideration tie
prejniices Existing in ths city against penny
p,:t, {a:;sisg from the fact Of two :crmt7 at
..mpts 10 easab ish orc, proving f1iluresl, this,
the proprietor considers encouraging. saere
is 70 d,ub: Of the SUCCESS 9: this a:,er.rt. lie
is putting up new boxes Of gs'Fsuzs; irta,
perfectly water p,2c:, yer; ue4: arsc1s, aie-
clded :mproremtE 1T I1rn th:sc usfi formerly,
aad f;a5s that his necessities re.ui1: him 10 i-
crs1se the rumb:r Ct lis messengers every
week. We Heartily recommend tli5 enterprise
to TIE public, aud ask its pa,rosaSs, knowing,
IS ne do, that the energy aad sb.i.;J displayed
in its management, HOS: r;ca!y deseEvesit.
, 1860-10-12
THE t;ITI. .

n We nctic: that Gov. Wood hss ao:oistcd
Ant5sH J. Brown Notary P1bl:c IN IL: r'ac,
q; WIN. II. Sticlney, resigned.
, 1860-10-12

GET O safe and plea.gu. er,:c:e for the
Te=:a il d. Aiipozt's Deo:i::ice. The nest aad
cas.pest. Sold by Sargent, COT Randolph ard
, 1860-10-12

SWEDISH HErrnL,cAS RAlLr.-The S:tdnh
E:p,b'icaa Club cf Chicago had graz1 r:.:'r
last WeSncsdsy eyenin. at The Republican
Head Quarters. No. III n. CLARK st., g;si>x a.
other p7:cf tia: no class Of foreigner: ia Liz
c:u-t-y e7e m;re attached to tie .ra: K.;:uhl;-
Cal r:iccirl:s than tho scaudiuaei.c-. tie
b:i!iiss: triu1i'hs Of Rspubicarisu IL pe.Ysy'-
vaa:a, lajie-a @rl 0a;o, were t.i:es: by The
vast assembly with sincere d'l;gat, fad i:l.ess-
i've -t e:bes vtrc made by e J. Sun1=ll anG l..
l.. E.tio1u, IL Snecdis;, apd SYlonoa Wi:s"n,
E:q, snd justice S.:cknsy il English. TIC
rse:::E YES q dscided succe-s, worthy err
6Heed.hh .ei1Y ci: z:Ea.
, 1860-10-12

AI A:s,NN.-.* Regular Conv,oea-
4 ~ l. = nof ata!es',, =: ar:eT 30. 4. r.
nc e 8: IT, .ha2:ss "a. T., t. 81 i:at.fflj1 IN
etee. liza 1: .f,:tA En ~
ec.1 - y
, 1860-10-12
Nrm advertisements.

6 T. 8cRlfE::, Attrrtisinq ay..t. g De4r1,rn X
" 9h"si=~t to rets:rs 4tft-a+en4 fvr uis urI III hs
@~'"'e1 112fTs o. ats '":hf-at- {al-b33+y
, 1860-10-12

E3-Ge. D. B. De Lad j. Cas- Ss::r.tue: it
i,.nrf; ii ia perfectly ve;ia5f; it viii: avs the
m5st complete a1a en:ire s..;sfec::7'; il in
healthful, t3oa, tie fzc: that it is fertec: ;rtc
from Impurities. D. L, De Land l. c.. are
spAri'G no pains ror expense to f:1aisa cor
sar1ers With the hes! salera.us tbs: :. i; 7os$:-
bic to manufacture. For sale by dehlsrs ;ceae.-
at:. Th. wholesale dealers il Ch;.:ao 4rd
Milwaukee we5!essle Is.
, 1860-10-12

CAPT. WAnus KoLL1SG MILL-Wo are f!5d
to }:srn :tas C@p:. I. =. Wnd il contemplating
Ills commencement o: She mstutlc!ure Of uer-
chant iran in tbs various s'yl:s cf bars, n: his
ssiH II Manufacture from the pig. Tcs bushes,
OF iz,1 manufacture is in ito ictare. in Caic:-
20, hut III the b au.4 Of such Elsa IS Cnpt. Wn,d
i: ni|i rapidly advarce hare, uad&z tic j: FL
ercs Of tie Gcrc rro:p+rocs business sra crcn.
ing il this sect;oo.
, 1860-10-12
MARRIED..
DIE D..

DUELiC NuTICE is :iE1EEI
1 & -e.t.a re rr:. u. a. te e'a!.,r. sks:3n->
tween ,ne r1f :.'=7>d IL 81 t:as Sus 49,
a. "a 4 LEE a.. !. ~ o1Ts '-3 -
c'2'1-l @.t4uLk- Aif~'- - ~. aI, ~ h
- .-.. akAiLs 1Gd f.t. will le r4ld
E. nj all oe:s :s5na .ndehtet to toa ta.d
.eques t,a1ke In 1lae wko
Aims : 4-lao;us- 10 r<ee!2' TOR h. sss.
IU>EFH I. CHAMBEES.
oc; d.!;c: GlI.S. l.. UCbus,
, 1860-10-12

Col. F. /. LrAspES's EEuA1xs.-As stated
il our las: Issue, TIE remains Of The }s:ne:1ed
Col. F. 4. 1.umsicr, If the y. o. Pteayan-, G.
one CT the 7ic:1rs Ct the Lady E'ga ci=s::e-,
ksvo hsea fouui E. Kenoeha, and vii 1t l:.1-
warded to This city. 4 dispatch re.eivtd BY
Joha 3. Drske, Ct the TfensG Il Housr, las.
evening, from Mr. Wilson. cnc c! the s5;tsrs Of
tac Rta;unt, anaoupces that he will b. il tia
ci:. on Saturday, mad will take eA re Ct Els
res.lars. As III d5cea=ed was accn3s- q: tie
.A:so@:c Fraternity, i: il proposed 20 rar d
tribute Of respect to the body in 1eeeiv!r.; :.1id
transmitting i: through tlis city.
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Scrofula, or Kings Evil,

is constitutional disease, corruption OF the
blood, by which this fluid becomes vitiated,
weak, and poor. Being in the circulation, IL
pervades the whole body, and may burst OUT IN
disease on any part of it. No organ Is free nom
its attacks, nor is there one which It may not
destroy. The scrofulous taint is variousiy caused
by mcrcurial disease, low living, disordered or
unhealthy food, impure air, filth, and filthy
habits. The derrrssinZ vices, and, above Gll, BY
txe yenereal infection. Whatever he its origin.
II is hereditary in the consultation, descending
fnorI parents to children unto the third and
fourth ceneration;" indeed, j, seems to be the
pod of Him who SAYS, " will visit the iniquities
of the fathers apon their children"
Its effects commence by deposition from the
Blood of corrupt or olcerouS matter, which, IN
ihe lungs, liver, and internal organs, Is termed
fubcTcics; in the glands, swellirSs; ard on the
sETfage, cruptions or sores. This foul corTup-
ton, which cenderS in the blood, dep-eSses the
crcrries of life. SO that scrofuious constitutions
Do. oa,v suffer from scrofulous complaints, but
they have far less power to withstand the attacks
0! other diseases: consequently, vast numbers
perish BIZ disorders which, although not scro!u-
ioas in their nature are still rendered fatal by
this taint in the system. Most Of The conSump-
ton which decilnates the human family has ITS
origin directly in this scTofulous contamination
and many destructive diseases OF the liver, Kid
news, brain, and, indeed, Of all the organs, arise
from or are aggravated by the same cause.
One quarter of all our people are scrO.ulous !;
ihcir persons are invaded by this lurking intec-
ton. and their health is undermined by it. To
cleanse !. from the system we must rcnovatc the
blood by an alternative medicine, and invigorate
il bv healthy food and exercise. Such a med
cine we supply in
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EDRlNTING TYPES, AND ALL 9TH
u er Printing % materiais. are kent on

pRINTING TYPES, AND ALL 9TH
- er Printing materials. are kept ou
hand in large quantities. and sold at the
lowest prices. for six months notes OF
cash, at Bruce's New York Tspe Foun.
dry. Roman fonts of the modern styles
are always on the shelves. ready for i'm
mediate delivery, in fonts of from 56 to
10000 lbs.
Nine cents will prepay the postage on
q pamphlet of Priced Specimens of
Fonts" and other sheets. which will be
mailed to all printing offices sending me
their address
Any publisher of newspaper who
chooses to publish this ad ertisement. IN.
cIu71ng this note, three times before the
irst of July, 1850. and forward me one
of the papers containing it. will be allow
ed his bill, at the time of making a pur-
chase from me Of my own manufactures,
Of five times the amount of said BILL
Address GEO BRUCE,
Type Founder, l3 Cham bers St, N. Y.
March 6, 1860.
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AYERS
Compound Extract Of Sarsaparilla

the most effectual remedy which the medical
skill of our times can devise for this everywhere
prevailing and fatal maady. 1t is combined
from the most active remedials that have been
discovered for the cxpurgation of this foul disor-
der from the blood, and the rescue of the sys-
tenn from its destructive consequences. Hence
IT should be employed for the cure of not only
scYofigIa but also those other affections which
arise from it. such as ERUPTIvE and SKIN DIS
EASES, Sr. ANTBoNT's FIRE, ROSE, or cry
sIrELAs, PIMPLEs, PUsIULEs, BLoTCHEs,
BLAISs and Bous, TUMoRs, TETTER, and
SAT- RHEUM, ScALD HEAD, RISGwoRM,
RnEUMATIsM, SyPHILITIc and MERCURIAL
DISEASES, DRoPsT, DYSPEPSIA, DEBILITY,
and indeed, ALL COMPLAINTS ARISING FROM
FTTIATED OR IxPURE BLOOD. The popular
belief in " imprity Of the bJood,' is founded in
truth for scrofula is degeneration of the blood.
The particular purpose and virtue OF tlis Sarsa-
parlls is 10 purify and regenerate this vital fluid,
without which sound health is impossible IN
contaminated constitutions.
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WINES AND LIQUORS

ofall kinds and of the best quality, direct from
the Custom House, which he is prepared
to sell to Landlords and others on the most re,-
sonable terms. Our stock consists of French
Brandy, dark and pale. Also, Peach, Black
berry, Cinnamon and Cherry Brandy HoI-
land Gin, N. E. Rum; Irish, Rye and Apple
Whiskey; Lisbon, Claret, Port, Sweet MaIa-
ga, Currant and Champagne Wine, &c. &c.
Also, on hand large stock of Bitters of all
kinds.
Demijohns, from ! to 5 gallons; bottles, and
generally any thing that can be asked for in
our line.
Landlords will find it greatly to their ad
vantage to deal with me. | have no hired
agents to sell and distribute liquors for me at
great expense, which must be paid for by the
consumer. Those dealing with me intend
shall be satisfied with the article they get, as
well as the price, and whenever they are not,
will be pleased to have them return the
liquor, and make the fact known, for | in
end to make it permanent business, and
can only do so by dealing honorably. All
orders sent me, by stage drivers or others, will
be promptly attended to, the same as though
the person was present dealing for himself
July 8, l62. p. S. POSTENS-
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Delaware Water Gap
SCHOOL.
Rev. Fl. S. Howell. A. N. Principal.

aETTsI The Academic year of this boar
WiiI dug school for boys, begins on the
irst Monday of September, and ends on
the last Thursday of June. 1t is divided
into three terms. The first begins on the
lst Monday of September, and continues
sixteen weeks; the second begins on the
I'd Monday of January, and continues
twelve weeks; the third begins on the I'd
Monday of April and continues eleven
weeks. Vacations; two weeks at the Hol-
lidays, and one week at the st of April
Pupils received at any time. Young
men preparing themselves to be Teachers
can pursue course of study specially a.
dapted to that purpose.
TERMS Board, Washing, Tuition.
furnished room. from four dollars to four
dollars and fifty cents per week. Lay
scholars-tuition, two dollars per month
September %, l659.-2m.