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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-02

Bryan'a Taste:esa Vermtfuge.
Chll--n, III usants OF them, die,
Their a ease a nysiery
Worms hc foul tnsdious
Hall these silent murders do
save your babes ye mothers; Why
VIII . tten Easts and DIE
BErtN's VEANtFrGs Wond save
Hos's Of inla'n fro the grave
Price 25 cents pr sale BY FISHER SHEPHERD.
Or. MeClintOc NJ PectOrai syrup. America Is Gil
ed the this physician ana physolog and In
his Ptoa syrup have the a dest result Of his skin aud
being need perish Of consumption any DE-
organs respiration, who seeks relief 10 time from
ttis an poEeiiil pu.mone Price, 81.
FISHER 4 SHEPHERD.
Or. McClintOck,s Cold anu Cough Mixture
plu with rattlesnake tfihs With cold
Meet the lnsius the Threshold with this ire
,ass antdoc an irritation from the lung,
fppe With wonderful CELEBRITY and is operation varies
never disappolots Price IS eentL sod nv
oc22 aim FISHER A SHEPHERD.
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A N. DUpUY, 4. M..........P

one payable on he 5t OF Oct iSGO and the remainder
the 18th Of Feby,1s
Reference Is made to Rev Dr. Moses D. Hoge any the
former patrons Of The school.
Catalogues Of Seminary containing detailed inors
ton lined any bookstore in the city by appHca
zion TO The pndsrSgEed.
xii Richmond.
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SAMUEL AYRES e SON,
Commission and Forwarding Merchants,

KIUHMUND, NIhuLNIA,
OYFER FOR sLLE-G. Mas Lcoriee Olive on, ldAnantin
Candles Tobacco Navorng aud other Malls, Scotch and
American Pig Iron Reese Cos Manipulated Gu'nn Cove
aed kn n. Oc2i- On
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OI~Y ITEMS

RUvoRs oF WAR.--In these trOublous times one miget
almost "OI" with COWper "iOr lodge in some vast W'
derne some bOundess cOntguity Of shade, where ru-
nor Of oppression and deceit Of unsuccessful or success
fol war might never rsach him more. The Boston pa
psrs o. Wednesday, under the head Of Virginia Arm
ing, publish the following telegram IRON New iofs
"A Washington despatch saws that Gov. Letcher Of
Virginia reports that four batteries viii be at Richmond
this week and that nineteen companies OF cavalry are
reported 70 him as being organized
The fact Is thst ninety mot nne,een) companies OF
volunteer cavalry and some three hundred Of infantry
aud artillery are uniformed and drilled The Commis-
soners appointed az the last session Of the Legislature
haue not been as prompt they might have becn or as
they themselves may have desired, In providing the
arms and aecOuements for these various companies but
tie equipments viii be forthcoming long, ard then
ttle W win be ready to "learn how 70 carry KNAPP
sacks aud uav biscuits whenever duty calls them into
Service; but We are much mistaken if they viii ever con-
seat fight under any banner than the Stars and STRIPES
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-02

SOUrIsAMPTON BACON.-we have in store
- 1000 lbs superior Virginia Bacon Consumers would do well
10 give u, a cell - M. MINIS \ co,
ocsI Second Main Str. cts.
VIRGINIA BUCK WHEAT.-Thoss who love this
article can 5dae a, the I'd and Main ste
where they shosd also supply themselves with soee Southern
Kiln dried Hominy. hlNNis6 CO.
oe8t Second and Main SITS.
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POLITICAL.


BALriNoRE Nov. 1.-The Breckenridge and Bell par
ties are holding meetings tonight in several places The
meetings are largely attended and speakers are urging
resistance to LineOus election. Tom Watts is address
inc the Belltes
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-02
ALFRED n. LEE,
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,
DEuR
pIlSTEP SALT IIMRER cnLI &c - :

addition Forwarding business would inform my friends
and the public that have Lrnher Yard opposite
house and directly the York River Rsroad there
found general Of Virginia Lumber Shingles Ac Mr.
w. Peers vi attend to the sale Of Lander ny account
Consgnnenis of Lumber solicit d. which liberal will
be ma A
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VIM w HENRY

Attends the Courts Of Charlotte, Prince Edward and Has1.
Pos; oaree Charlotte Q. H.. We. gpiT-lJ
III l.. BROOKE has resumed the practice Of LAW in the
"a. city Of Richmond.
ooeir Dslyns new building on lGh fronting Bank street
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NOR PHILADELPHIA.-The A No. I6STR
1T steamship NtRGiNlA, capt RKlev, l. nov 'SAE&.
ready receive freight and vii lave sArURDAf, The 81
Inst o'c'ock, A n.
freight passage having superior accommodation, appy
70 OhAs p CtRD0ZO, Ag-ut.
100 Main 81. Rockets.
Boston ~ taken through and with
des,strh n0f2-N
, 1860-09-24
Opening Of a Se%aioQ OF ConEreRa by
Warrington.

1t was, Think, in 1904 or '95. ttar as boy
WAS among the spectators congre grated At that
corner and paris e1nso by, to witness greRt
public spectacle. Washington WAS to open the
session Of Congress By going in person, aswss
his custom, to deliver speech to both houses
asst mbled in the ehsmber Of the house Of Rs
presentstives. The crowd WAS immense con-
slderipg the size of our city. for although then
The largest in the countrv, It's population was
tho whole area, ia Chestnut street, before q
State House, extended along the line Of Chts.
nut street, ard spread north and touth soue
distance along Sixth street. 4 way kept opeu
for carriages IN the mid lie of .he street, was
the only pace not cfoaely FRcked with people
had siand on The steps Of one Of the houses
in Chesnus street, which raising no abovo the
mats of1umau hea5s, enabling me to see to I'd.
vantage. AtIer waiting long hours. as it SEEM
ed to boris impatieDee, the carriage Of the
President 1t length slowly drove ~, dsaxn BY
four beautiful bay horses. 1twas white. with
medallion ornaments on the panels aod the iiv-
cry; the entire display in eq1ip.ges a. that ers.
in our country generally. Aad in Philadelphia
in p1rtcnar, while The seat Of government,
being mara rich and vnied than now, though
feTsr in nunbsr. Washington got out Of h.s
carriage. and, slow'y crossing The pavement,
nsccnded the steps o. tee ed;tl=e, upon the upper
one of which be paused, &nd turning half round,
looked in the direction Of carriage which had
followed in lhe lead of bis own. Thus he stood
for I minute, diatinc.ly seen by evsrJ body. He
stood in 4 J bis civic eighty. His costume wa
fu suit Of black .elTe'; his hair itself blanch-
ed BY time, powdered 70 sno.y uhitensss. :
dress sword Ut his side, and his hat he'd in hls
hand. Thus be stood in sileuce: and what mo.
msnts thses were! Throughout ths deuss
, 1860-09-24

Francis II. kirg ct Naples, has & ID from his
Capital. IL needs no great foresight 10 see that
he will never return to it.
His reign has been brief ard stormy. BE
came to the crown only sixteen months ago,
and is but twenty three yeass old. He has lived
in turmoil for which he can hardly be htld re.
sponsib'e. The sins Of his fathers are visited
upon him. BE has done nothing very bad him
kslt, hxs had time 10 do bu: little Of anY sort,
but be is part Of 8 system under which the Two
S,cii es have groaned for quarter Of q century,
He 10 = Bourbon, and the people hare deter
mined that the Dourbons must 70 down,
Ills first refuge is G.eta, the strongest torti.
fed city in his kiogdom. I: IS tosn On the
Mediterranean coast, with few people. and
many soldlere, Ianparts aod cannon. There il
roJal palace there, which is favorable sum.
ner residence, and in which Sovereens hare
often taken refuge from thtir zevolsed subjects.
Plus IA fed there at the time If the Rsmau
Revolution In l64e-s9, aad the Neapo.i.au
Kings 20 there regularly whenersr Naples
becomes too hot to hold them. But now Revo-
luton RACES even 1t tho gates Of Gaetu. II 1s
in the province Of TERRA di Lavoro, Of which
the people have risen ia arms.
This has heen 8 destructive season for italian
Royalty. Ex'led 1t:lisn Sorcreigns are becom.
ing numerous. Thu Duchess of Parma ia now
private citizen OF Venice. Tho rich Duke Of
Modera has retired in disgust to German
Country Beat The poor ike of Tuscany has
become Colonel Of Austrian Drapocus.
Where and what will the King Of the Two Sci.
lies b two 1ncnshs hence:-dl5any Ere jour.
, 1860-09-24
Application of fklectrtcity rD ~ heels Of
a.uC0El ottvGs-.1 lie Accident on tho
Lakes.

s.ucot11ottvxs--1h Lie Accident on Tho
Lakes.
From tSe n. !. T!suc,.l
4 meeting oil The rc]5tecbnc Association was
held Ut tie Cap. r Institute l4s. Thursday ers1-
i'g. O1ing prooaLly to the fact that the grand
Republican DEMONSTRATION vas then tokirg
place beoE, there WAS but 4 slim a.tencts nee,
aou The dscasstou was in:ornll. Prot. Mason
stHs:d that at tu'ure meeting areport might
be expected from the Superintendent OF the New
Jersey Central Hai!road, Of experiments on
that road upon the application OF electricity to
the periphery Of the driving wheels Of locosao-
tires, IN o1de. to prevent their slipping when
Superintendent bad informed him that upon
one occasion an ergiceer ia charge Of q loccmo.
tise with heavy ttain att c1ed, was Instructed
to lehVe Of his sand box. and whea he came to
q heavy grade to obey the instructions OF man
who was TO accompany him. Accordingly the
engineer obeyed, aud OIL arriving st 4 steep
grade, the momentum Of the cars carried them
and the whueH slipped. After several u.suc-
ceasftl attempts 10 start the train ahead, show
ing th4: The grade could not be suzmouoted
without some additional application, ths msn IN
charge dirt cted the engineer 10 1urn hatd e,
aad the moment it WIS dcne the wheels stopped
slipping, aud the heavy traio wss moved for
ward with ease, 7i:hout tbs application Of sand.
A@s1 F~A ~ ~ ~ - ~ - "oo'e ~ w. ~
coming probsbly at tho next, or following
meeting, when better opinion could be to1med
~ to Nnat really had been achieved.
Lieut.. Bartlett drew attention to tbs late
tragedy upon The Likes. La attributed lbs &c
c:daIt to the insufficient liah. on board the
schooner In Frat &C a commission vas some
time since organized for the purpose Of exam
intng the yarlons lights used in both The uavy
aod commercial marine. T1ey reported in
favor OF the feesrel System, which has aioce
been adopted as q uniEerss! ti8na BY E, gland,
France and Holl I'd, the laws we're enacted by
thehe Governments compelling masteIs to carry
ihese lights. great e1rcr ~as committed BIZ
MANY capsairs, who ru1c chased lights 10 corrt T.
pond wllh the size OF their vessel, aupposrg
that small ~ess=l required bat small l.gh',
while i.rge vessel re qsi1ed larger tight; ont
exactly tho contrar5 as The Gaze. for there was
more danger to tmEl! yes eI IA the event Of q
collision lnaa to alarge o1e hence large lights
were nj ccsstry to small vessels that they might
be seen and avoided bF the greater vessels.
In illustration OF the dArges Of travelling
without proper lights, .he Chairman slated that
4 few nights since be had occasion to 70 home
upon the well known steamer Thon1s PoxtV;
that there were f1om 400 to 500 passengers, IL
being Sanrjny afternoon. About o'clock
in the evening he passed the captain, who, be
noticed wss very pale, and, on asking him the
cause of his paleness, be replied to him that they
had just narrowly escaped running in.o two
small sailing vessels, which had displayed no
, 1860-09-24

About two weeks ago, Mrs. Judy, who lives
few miles northwest Of Germantown, Ohio,
went out into the pasture some distance from
The houss to get the cows. As storm was
coming up rapidly, she took q ''nesr cut !"
across several fields, AID had pas ed through a
quantity of brush on the way. Havirg .tsr.ed
the COWS towards home. she stopped for nom.
ent to detach from her dress what she supposed
to be piece Of brush that ha ! b.cone fastened
to it, and which impeded her progress by get.
ting fast sgaiust every .hirg wit1 which it came
IN contact; but, judge Of her alarm, wh=n
stopping to take hold Of i, to discover tha: i:
wss long black snekel Horrnr-stricksn with
fr ght, she was pable Of ridd,rg herselffrcm
III. reptile, and turning, she lieu straight fur
the house, screaming at the top Of her roice.
As she ucnyed the huuss her husband and one
oi tie workmen heard her screams, aud rau to
see shat vss The matter. When they met her
she VAS nearly exhausted, and family crying
"sntks," ftll into hsz husbands arms. LIE
carried her tn the house while the worimen dis-
covered and killed the snake, q tracer" which
was Six teet ling.
Mrs. J. had crossed several fences, and The
reptlls had clurg to her until the last fence she
clamoe-ed over, just befo1e she met her bus
band. The worst a.ure OF the case rtmains
to be tod. We learn that the fright threw tha
woman into cenvulsions, and lhey finally ended
ia fever, witch, at last accounts it was stated
ale could not survise.-Ldyton Empir6,
, 1860-09-24
The ZRmbest FxpedtsEon.~-Letter OF
UF. LlV1nwatUne.

The ZRmbest Fxpedttfon-~-Letter OF
UF. Llv1ngatUne.
We (I:ed5 Atrc~y have received the fol.
lowing, wLich, it will be seen, is conhrmntory
Of the coctcr's previous cpiliou With regard to
the growth Of cotton:
ZAxBEs'. 18th March, 1sG0.
You may possibly has. heard Of what wo
hare b:en coiog, though from ha7ing been oc.
cupied very differently from whas l expected
have been unable to write to many of rry
friends. We have found an opening into the
magnificent cotton field through part Of which
Travelled far to the west, ana the form ard
fertility of which, if am rightly iutormed, have
been confirmed By Burton and spekc. This
discovery, however, has been ut the expense Of
a ye1 4tious delay, the produce Of q fraud, to
our proceeding to tho Mak9lolo country, but it
has opened field for drect in u'pce on th-
slave trade ir several parts on the east coast
never anticipated. There is littts doubt bu.
that the Introduction Of llwfal commerce nnd
the RcsoeF,he on.y bala for human woes-to
the highland lskt regior, would speedily effect
3 dmlnution of that traffic which row crossed
NSs:sa: Vie are trJ ing t. get freedom Of pavi-
gation from the fortuIese, to our discoveries;
this is Indispensable, for they are Ct tic loreas
and mcst immoral class generally, and dealc
everything rear them. hope that our states
men may sec the n .tter in The same light 1e
do. 4 small steamer Oh the Ayaxsa would not
only afford complete security to 4eltIe :, but
effect more without firing s6ot than many ven
sells on the ocean. / an. L.,
nAytr 1.rrx-c-oxv
, 1860-09-24

crowd, profound stiffness reigued. Not word
was heard. 1t was q feeling beyond that which
vents 1tsrlf in shnutA Every ttarti Was full
In vain would my tapgue hate ep1nKeo. All
were u. gaze in mrts admiration. Every eye
was r.yrssd on hs msj.sti form. It might
have seemed as II be stood in that position 10
grattfy the assenlh:ed Thousands With tull view
of the faster Of their country. Not -. H.had
paused for his eecrctsry, iheu believe. Mi,
cambridge or CcloreE Lear, who got Gu. Of ths
other c.rfirgt-a chari.t-deeorased Ike h's
own. His secretary, ascending the stepa hand
ed him papar-psonholy copy Of the speeoh
he was to deliver-Hhan both entered tie build.
crowd set up buzzas, loud, long, a2d cn,husias-
tic"-E4ttx O.c1.i0Aak J. {fpductf
, 1860-09-24

GTATE OF ILLINOIS, County
~ It Coz. s.s.--Essu!: Court Of Cock County. 90
vessar Tern, 1885,. esmue smith vs. Newman nKLra
And 1osr-h u. lie -shsw-[n Chant.eY.
Am Of tbs non res,ee e Of Jos-pa B. He .h2w,
teF Ld,at Aa've nan-d. having been ned IN shs ce u
1he lek OF rad Esrutt s'ou took County. No.!ce
Is given aid J.+epa B. Heas.Aw t"as said
emptla44t 6.d MS ptlI OF CON Ian! said Coutt.
an sun taeae issued out ef tad t,ou
lest sad retu1a* oa tas fsss acay of
oil sin & ne1t. tl8613 - 10 hY a Teuulte'.
Nov ynu. lh- I'D 1a'eph y Henshaw. s.al
.y b. .nt osf esil CtEeu caut Ut Cooz
Eouutr the day the next there \, r.
ho.cen It chcaxo tu said euntv. the Tasd Acrday
sala blu 70 ~ liant The s>s and t. ma
lhugs therein hasxed a, .taed Ill ee t,ksn
Confessed, d.cee entered sg int Yeu sceud 10
The ps.ssr of lid bill. WN. l.. ChUkC i. lssk-
S.A1k + lsaAx. CoDprts SDlr. ~ kt3-3w
, 1860-09-24

Master IN Cs.neery 9th. su7s3>r court u hleA&o.
n.ted Cniclso. sa3L ", g o..
;, Hrp o.. t:pMoltt bic t.E. 4'l8391td
, 1860-09-24
As4ul auhe+ttE&,s1.s9H+a,
MASTERS SAIE-STATE or

MASTERS SALE.-STATE OF
~ 1LListH3 Cock faunty. ss-sa2sH?r Court Of
nnica = ~ ChsseeEv, kotatt ttt.vs. A1t1a swsn.
oec.nsA otx7Ie notice Il herb e1Ttn
taA pir1t1:s O. sczsat order talers II tha Ah,.s
eItned aps. It's th&sa nth fay Septsm5sr, a. D.
Coar of 9h'ca4o. I'll tnhts.n'h da1 oi Ucsober,
A. 1o. - 'en Geo u ihs foisn ka4t rAy
aoih aoot Ge1, Z. u y. ( tss9
c.i Of and premise. tor It sss fas may b.
teceay to 'at ~ tae saant Of aid deere with srrt
~ cstsheE til te mastTs r. s.ona 4nd
dubsrseneais ald Ea!a) to VII: All shst esnan ties
Of Land NJ thuty 10 r d et an re Of
q rs, :a;t et u. t.,;a i1e
f3cs t4enes unn!us 60 u t.oihists mia
t5s y, soas sseaee ~ u =, t.s aaa ooe
Is 20 te b. scs h.xinnln< cnta.nnx eu
t*.a aaa .aeha l'Hl =: i,s q e.. aa premises
IRA tCOTr.
Master IN C,.neery o.ths su7s:.t cour. u hleAko.
0.ted Cniclso. SAT- ", g O.. ..
II ;. HEp o., t!pM oEtt S bic t.T. 4'lS397-td
, 1860-09-24
-}:..,-;s..s1x.
k4 Chins and Fever .TLil1a and

!-ona o. 1he krtAt.st remedies that has ever b.eu
..0 o<o'e ~ public, sos Fever and Akue, ast which
fseeived Lbs hEhet ercoriuns from IL, pse.s a.d
.ne n. psopt Is DE- J. HosTkTTERs CELEBRATED
oftEHs. Who vau,a srcurs the torture asi.lnx fr,7
o'seas', wasn It esn b. % es.ly su:s3? Who
oe saders tsstpess nlxh'a- turning f-vr,t snd iey
sA .s%snat'ly. ~tsu remedy can bs oa.a!rc cd for
0 das? Ard ytt how nsny fsmll q 2tnge1 o, pain
" "ezlstsnc. uade this ceac1y tsa aut do n,thns but
CUP down erutns, until 1t btconrs ~ eouvaoa Al the.
os'ly nsa3 ard yet h'y rrlevtd Meme bit tbs
soesa and wesk wsuld teaa.a p1zcus these v4u.t lie
6:sers. aad awe then%elvea insezse = ;ory.
f"s .a1e b5 dukEst1 md deAa.s generally crerywtes-
, 1860-09-24
NllrsrrtcS.


........ nT-AGo, ILL.
EFEEGRF EMS FLaAIr.tl AND WARRANTED.
! an lecslvne erI, IT. III. following Evoa1een. to be
pl nft du.px this text mon@h and z1r1arttd to live:
30,GUD ANEK1..AN AH8tIis VII i. } t. fe.t 1ne
bushv Price s.rxIe Tree b. per oe1en @i31
Ter 70: rs; PER 10. IS: per o.. sac.
S.rx~ .l.rs u: q, z:n. 20 70; u t4u: l0L as.
t00H AMERICAN u+LSAM FIR SPRUCE FIR.
Ash y 'kWaf ePdLt:E, ) 10 Zee. y and ~ sLcn.
.bov' trees have cen grown ret2 ex AID OF
ire finest Q1L1v. fhey .rr offered The lo~ prce4
TO ear fhe grouuI tbry Il xAn:ed
f,r paEp ,dtrs will ne led IN Eotaion
eeiveA- ".ten w3rr4l tees will be given In al
when aud 1e.er sronollitY VI an
seau1e1. MARrlA LE~la,
S-ed1eld Hurse,Y, th!t1.o. III.
All kinds OF Det3uous fose~t Tree ptaafed tEd
r.nsed 10 res By hAvoE sh:ts trees planed
Ia tead II wA6 tl spring will tave The OF
having lLelr ei tae eoun8 winter wtout
arr Ad6t. :tot cO.t IEe13 toX-tn,I ii. l..
, 1860-09-24

TCRTH AMERICAN FIR: IN.
~ BURANCE COMPANY,
Or EAarrnar, OoszFo7.oU..
PAID CR CAPITAL. 7266,o 900.
xz1ar1aca against Lc&s By Tne Only.
EUgeA!sD : HUNT Azrrs., Chicago,
Coz. Car< .tu South Wa:er IT,
HoRWTGH FIRE INSURANCE. CO..
Dr NoHwIcH Co1r.
Faid up Capital, s101, ,635.73.
INSURANCE. ACAIB:T LG*S e c3E.
HUBBARD i HUNT, Agents, c1s. e:Eeuta " ate: xtd
N.Asx s-sf fc.- t.ccvr;s'en~k. r-94-haca
, 1860-09-24

u Eolt7 N III . . ALE Il UUIIE o-
"A t:c: IL ter~hr s.ge, tha. ]. The uneesIxel Az
s!E1se John Wright. Of the ctr of caso, inosk
thA sei II ,lc I'm wednesdAy tsE thNa OF
der TER c7sh. - II y -k m.chtu.Ey and t.ol'uein
a:d ab7ut the e1t Rea.es coty OF th a4ld JnLn
=. Wtxhk c:n3 sing In pa OF two Daniels PlActs Ere
6.v T4oes, u..l. .ht taw, thhfee ens7 perng ms-
ehIns u7- GIT ans. two horizontal bo inE Mills ene
leu Two harxon,A weol ha1rk macsta*s. one esaeE
i1E 1 dr! pt,s o1s pol! clam7sEnx mtsne' ens nno
y sne ie' E!A .aw g, moueeIs n..ks "a .tnneft
iron all kluta II blRckanhA tsLA, MALT abs srn.
r. 14nps spA.t.nz. i.5s. e. ALSO. nj tka
eu!ld shscs tsn!h - stuas n -. tenar
Ct e5ton n N:nI&In dnet. t:h,taZo Is. and known
a,Jo.ns > ~ittkta Keeper tacso. SID - = tats
Pace o. the 1Ter11es- 1AME3 CLAfV.
4. nft at+ nj John i. eht.
, 1860-09-24
ETATE or ILEINOIS. COOK

l. Cou. IT, SS.-0.to Term, 4. y. 1851 o. the ~
per'or tour Of Chicago Anr< taunr loan stuuE-
Il c1Ane y-ol oree an iavt Of re ron fes.asnoe
Cue be 'ouud lavll< tnl, dsy t1sd
10 tee "a III. en- Of raid tnust aod:e n'r,ay
IN Anna Yuuok t1s ,ay O.: e7t nbeF. a. I. -.
rid her tin I'LL IT eonp'a a: aga nst sad csentant
In III II the e-k uE Con {. the Cnsf cary
de III tsu.. eua ha: 'nsrsupon .um ntn' IN sad
issu. u or ada I9ut a<Anbt said De e3A1t fe unabe
en- Tie 1t Monday Of tcsosE It, 4. the Cou;t
IN tue Ctr st Cn,cato In sa:d Cork t'o7ntJ.
hn, ~ les. ynu. the sail JM Youu+, rta refsonsl
rtzt Ia ttereo Be he At said t:ou,t House.
tie ust Aoaus7 OF sto t. sid pepi. acsw or &C.
muI 10 tad bill e1npilnt. the s1sAe viii te tAEea tof
co fe..z aud dtcsee en:er:d according to tie pay.r
there i.
Witness my hand Il the Cv Of Chicago. this tIth cay
September, i. u. l>0. WALTER AN oALL,
Clerk Il r d L ust.
K5ex. Trz7Ac1 i RIP. Solicitors for Com:h:aazt.
1-1i3 1fs,tt II
, 1860-09-24

drrtt ta remove from thr oty It's cavs'is. tie b.welt
sod thr Ct he e;:cu.a o. these cc-d x:t n xo
OCT bo7V. w1.eh cecaaor tat peculiar heavy ftlnx ia
cod ha :aete.. &c Tht,' pu:ey vegetable pills uGt
nj upon a'h5 ra e1cep. etsIee and purify The;r
Cine1y k1o FAVE: raAa- a <alratle ille 4hd BAaxp
A1hf Pills shcu!d ttrc't 1e. tc cvtsy aoue ready
Dr. Jazes Iu.i. Of l'stca,x. n. T., vr::e., Aug II,
1883:
II nost with mn three weeks Ego wto had eighty
injured III. nDkezivo or hcs aaya b@ore ~altt caus~d
.mmed1te pain. swelling and vioers fer.r. Wlcn raw
stH thr pain Ed swelling tad estcated lis tbouldez
de,1sine Elm Of osseep. Thctasd turn ne dark
eo'ose lie pnut Q: ra-rdcston got the:e 1t
evcnsE and during ,he 1ax:t 1Fave him who;e boz Of
Ellis, Arpea ,e@at pouce. and rsveI his Nfe" Sold,
prize : centa Il No. ~ carAl. NV yeik .ad ty ali
Druggists.
soia by GEORGE z. STANTON, de-e,l Wes.e.n
Agent = South csTk Erect CAlcsEo, b Al re+eta-
ele osaltTtla e1cIne. Gu3l-lm
Those who are Curious @ wit
se4 :as wonderful perfection to whSe L. ohswa II a.s
nacaeet II Ezic4e'c7 N. ~ hzs ',rnuht TIE anufae
cf ss s1d Toupeca la:iset vjeIt lis zig Act
East D:.rE Roc:. At NJ. &C Lake a.rret md e7airG
tteAo aEoEA ,c1t1::oaa ci ST. NJ 4crunr ca cetos
TIT A1!zck! fun: the ra:o.< eG+u strsetto the te1e
, 1860-09-24

eE Diarrl0a. Dysentery, Summer
com7st1:-Axxuire's Compound Extrse: Of Ben. Plaat
fste tes medy kuowr for tic Of taes. dl%eaes
in the mississippi v&tg it beats tie highest reputation
for !,s eusa:1se proer:.s. For ch11rn :eehrE uls
valu.ba- Prepared or1y ase fod ty J. i G. 1GC1EE
f. ouss. AaSou:i. Sod BY J.o. D. rnk ~ akest.
ChlEa.r. 1TNA
, 1860-09-24
educational.

FR E N c Ii i.ESSONS.-11ous,
Il Alex CoIxu.r1 81: Iamsrsa next Eouday "a 1t
e&th hia i,,+ Il CT es to e'as younr pu
IN Eect.ticn. Willis .rn st hts EA idtse. No ~
Adsrs tsre caoaR 70 join th. essas vi b.
+ cplvrd Th- atn'cR Of PArt nta And q A.dlan IL rsr
ttcua'1r invited Jxax.-4ite ttf term nf wssrs
fe12K1w Akt CUiG .hRD
, 1860-09-24

~ O. Cook e,s-C1ruis Co.1t {! t'oof C,nn'y. SC
u3ts Tam, 1863. Samuel +. Smith Is fte unknown
ee.rso Hil'i.m G. H ,mAton -ln CnsnetIy.
AMdar thAt tAa rtal .ep.e OF the upsu3w1
het'sef ~lAtm T. llam.soa. defeat,nt .hove FAMED.
aid Circuit Corr OF Cook Cou.ty Notice Is terebY
kvsn = tae aid uukao.n h.',s q William =: Ham .sca.
that :ad c!ml ta.as tcd lis h'tl Of pa.Lt sAd
cou en- th. haa:esy ride taereof. tie slst dy Of
July. fs. aad th1 III ntou. s4teupoa issued ooi Of
Co H skan-t ce.eoda.ts. rttnfo4 te fht 1s4t
nd11 OF e~p&e1te. tl.a2) \. Is bF law r41irs..
Vow. "a r:s yo1 tie sEd unan IVA h.lys Of william G.
IN oa ii psrsJu ,s Anl xopeax bafofe enid Ci-
cult of COX 1ounIy. the 1Fs- day Of ne1t
term ths:eo II Re holder I: Gbsc id LorntY,
de1ur to the said emp aiaAn.< bill Q! eoaoa!a tue
tasae A1t ~ te's anu ~ ehar.s sn s:assd
you acc~r.lnx 10 the praJ e. 0: ta'd bill.
WM. L. CHUE7If. r1=:k-
GrARr TsHAw f~srns~a 50 r ee3cqa1.xv