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meuteret BON GuUIies.

8ofOn, %. SUM-. DaS Nep.Dorter
.S9iff p&ittp Siulcn", welde8 BON Wacar
na9 0apannu b%eitinmt mar uno $50 Coolies
au 8oro bate, lief AM 3. Wai in Gable 8ap
(@ap Der sutcn SOffnun9) Elm, UNI 8aiIer ein-
3uue5men. Im 5. luAten bic Coolies oaS
S6tffI in ibre @tpalt gu b%etcmmen, lpuroen
aber inter Def 9etrieben elmer wurce crldOis
len ulo mebrere perwunoet. Die 8doelSfibe
rer erbielten lpater so bis 100 @utbeuitrei4e
uno murben in @ilen 9ele9t.
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N en- Dorf. - 6eenan fommt! Der
8enicia Sop miro auf oem Oampfldif Nprias
tic, mel4e8 am 20. D. SO. BON @1slano atz
ieSeln lpate, bier eintrefen. Sn ben bielioeu
Sporttn9fretlen trifft MIN 4nftalten gu elmer
@mpfan9SoemOnltraticn.
Ger 9rDBe 3prnabp in $50 N a
uno 9liuri8 bat na9 benz Soma @itp Neporz
ter in Splpa alein fOl9enpeS unbeil anseri6>
tet
Sn 6arbin 60, Z 9etDotet, 81 p%erpunDet,
q Sdnler %5erftOrt; S4aben c. $4,000.
9ina @c., 3 9etGptet, IS %perlpunoet, IS
Dauler ~5erlDrt, S4aoen c. $780, 900.
Clinton &C., Is 9et0ptet, $50 perlpunoet !;
S4aOen 100000.
Geoar So, 3 %9et6otet, 10 p%erpunbet, 8
9auler 3%eritOrt S9aoen SIS, 0OO.
SoneS 60, 9 get0Otet, 80 permrnbet. 10
9duler 5~erltort; S9upeu $4,000.
Die Reoefrct6 cit in ct. QpuiS.
S1t mar e8 BET benz 2tncplnsR attffationSs
Wteetin9 oerludt, Our9 ldrmenoe Demonltra=
ttOnen Der 8erfHnoi9un8 republitantI6er DOT
trtaen btnoerno e~ntSe9en gu treten, 10 nurpe
oleler 9 r u9 bel benz 8refinrio9e Meetino in
nod piel u%nperlddmterer unD mirtIamerer
2Setle erneuert. l1uo beioe Wale moren eS
olelelben @eute, Die S1niti4aren bon Doualas
uno Dem nGepublican", nel9e l4 zines 10
ltanoalOlen Ittentat8 uuf Die Rebefreibeit
1dulnl5 madten.
Der neRe Sonnet. Eroe pes 3ebels
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Sic oempfraten @lid,iaaris fnr 0pnalas.

Detrptt, 20. Stunt. Die oemOfrati16e
Staat8cOnOentiOn ertldrte lid 9eute fir Dous
9la8. Der Antrag, ben III Der StaDt antpes
lenoen SaB eir3ulaoeu unO Der Administration
Elm Bertranen8pOtum gu ertbeilen, murOe nie@
oer9eltimmt.
(Dieie gauge @eldi6te bilft benz Serrn
Douglas gar nidt8, ba Mi9i9an Elm entl6ie=
ben republttani4 der Staat 1T. 2ep.
b. So
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WpIttifdhes ANS Wennfnlpnnin.

@btluOelpbia 20. Stunt. Gus gutter
Qnelle lpiro perlidert, DaB Die Nnbdn9er bon
Douglas ale Ginlaoun9eu Der Nnbdn9er bon
Breckenridge, iid gu eiuem @lectoral<Gi gu
Oereinisen, 5nritfpeilen unO BON ben in 3ea<
Oin9 npnlinirten @lectOren eine @rtldrung per<
l1n9en perben, I'M bic Nilte erfOrOerliden Sal
Les cprri9tren gu fDnnen.
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llnfan bel elmer @ablSemOnarattOn.

Manaefer, 20. SUM-. 8eim abfeu'
ern elmer Salute 3u @bren bon Douglas purs
be 9e1fern 9beno 81. 8. 8i9arblon bon Olo
Comm, Wte., pur9 pOr5eitiSe Gntlucuns elmer
Ranone 9et0otet uno 8eniumin @ipple l9wer
%pertpuncet.
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@imibtfuna Der Sapaneien.

Rem YUrt, 20. SUM. Som II. See
9inent 9eleitet besaben li9 bic Saranelen
bente an 8oro oeS a3pa=@utter8 Sarriett Sane,
Der tie auf Die Nia9ara bro6te, nit Der le
mpr9en roer AMI Nlputag ~abreilen.
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Mmertfnutfbe NIadbrtdten.

Cine Ibfim IN 8 Tier bic g + Il.
tnenti 9 ATS an6ibaten Die
Paha9iere zines Wcrgeu3u9e8 uuf Der Gilen=
babn bon Oaptcr nu9 Cincinnati l~timr1teu
Oieler 8a9e itber Die Brdlioenti9aft8s &anbioa=
ten ab. Stirntaen erhielten
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GGlihuna.

8uffalO, 20. Stunt. GduldenOe Sill
l9unsen Der Gtnbunoertopl1r8nDte Der YreSs
eOtt-9anf, 9owea, Ntafy iinO bier in llmlauf
9ebradt moroen.
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@ouperneur Der Stapt lein Compliment.
Sn arOna madte Der MariduQ an 8orb zines
8e9ieruns8oampfer8 einen au8lu9 uuf benz
9a9o Mo99iore. Wan erpartete ibn gum 10,
in Turin.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

YOrt8moutb, 8a., %. SUM. Gin
9rrBe88 redtnrtp9e =3 81 tiffatipn8- WReetin9 fanb
bier 9eitern IbenO ltatt. @S CAB li4 babel uu-
sebeurer @nthulia8nus func.
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Sp0uth,s 9d,mefer aeAprben.

Sem YOrt, 20. Stunt. Maoame i3us
Die S4weter Sofutb'8, lit beute in
8rrOflqn selfOrben, no lie ieit einiSen 3abrem
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Steuben 8ouperein $40 3

Vile Sens. welhe berets GntbeiIe geeiduet, Iemis Diehnioen
Die nO8 9eiOnuen Fnb Obenaenannten @ertin bet,utreten,1 ws ri
Z ERIN II s' n.s So,ni. jig % naditea 0Oanssritag 1s46. Suli aben6s
%aunben. iabem bic geiesbider CUR Gntaeaennabm, bsret iieoeT
ionic audi an 6tsiem &benb bic rsssImaBt9e Gin,abIunq fohiinISet.
SOo 90. Skinner @efr.
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0rORc Extraction
4 8. 81 ul nj a s
BcneDnez Wartcn.
NrienoIbip-B quperein $50. 4.
am 4. sSnli.
Yin Utonta9 ben 2. Sult tptro 9err

3ente G6snO UNI 5 uBr 1T Observation-Disclosures ,r
E~eratbln9 elmer Wthhsen @sIesescerdnOerunS. @iGteri6eiTeTTbe
9aoen 1t4 benz 8ei4lule gu fa9en. &u4 tpirb @eIb Serfoua.
Geroen. Ss'""
@ q Qaber oL
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@aratoaa @auperein Sec. 3
ON~0NtNEW 1tU. y
Bel NdDt ApiNprid1 In Qihertnar,E

Uet OuPl. QtlCetlW III EtDertn1trdRe.
Den ytt9ieeern bieies 70 i9neu a~uf9eblIbten 0eretns ,ur g1oh,
rlbt. oaB am n66ften Wfcntag @ben6, ala am 2. Suli. Bic Ouif.
tun9sbIHer~ aus9e9eben une Die erten @etr6ee ent0ea,n oenpmmen
%neroen. g9er i5 nod anSui4leben &Siaens 1T, wtrS iooebf fbun,
e9 am Ga9ltsn ysOntas in! @eGiagmlun9s .aOtot e~n3ufa6en, Da
Der Teretn lit adusid prsantirt un6 Der Wcrwolfuuosrotb ors
laItsr Prattlden Dei9liebcrn SulammenseIebt.
6S Oeturih Maaner. @sFr
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Nene MMdeigen.

EnruersG ranfcn= Il teritiiBnngS =@erein.
Den Wtisliesern bene btermit sur @adri9f, oaB am nd@fen
Wecnta9
@enerals8e rIainmlung uno gSeamtenpabl
.itattftnpet. Die &nweenbet zines SeOen prb erpartet.
g W. 96nauffsr 4r1lbent.
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Nerlanst nnO gcincbt.

Mpf,tH1f. gin icltces iunseS DienItmdo6en, wsIbss
gSIuNy@t oeutl@ nn6 enBltl& peritebt, mro 3u Ietbter
panSareet bel elmer tneerlOien 6onrlie oeintt. Reele geban6.
Lung uMo suter Sobn wiro sngeF1ert. Ra@irage, go. s 6o1an6.
itr. nabe Asqanbfr. 10
Wprtnnnf. Cine R66in unb elm !3lmmermS6tea in Der
OS+tuuHt+ 8aier.Sel. AntaIt. Cue ocuinS- u. MOunt.
rr., r5sr6alb linton Squars. Der bD4te aObn wir6 besabIt.
WprInmnf+ @tnige GtfbIer unb einen Rnaben, neIher 60s
: estsaaaS'" Ti@Ier- 9anOWert gu erlcrnsa waai9t in @O.
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Iafipnbunn N2o. d g 8 81 g

Yen Wtt3heoern oteieS 8unbes biene hermit sur NanriGt, bos
pas Serlamnlun9sIota Sn &eGabie pau nab Der WstamDrs
pau in 9ombarefr. perle9t ipuroe un6 bic o eueroI.Wera
lammlun9 am nd&iten wROnta9 bort hattfin6et.
Oo6S SIN Mnttro9e: S. 4mrbetn, Ger.
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tSf=AA geri6tliAer 0erfauf.
Es.!U. Der Undergraduate wirb AM SCnuabeuo ben 30. SUM
UNI IL ubr Wtuta9S baS unten %beidrebsne @runStaG
ntettt6teten6 oertoufen; balleIbe litot an Der nprowehIi6en gde
SOn BEET qratt. amo GapiOntrubs un6 lauit banu n0rbI& IN
Yanonltr, 13l Tub ii Soa bis an cine StraBe 80 Sub brett, 6anR
6lth4s ode StroBe entlan9, so 6uB, bann iieIi9 1871 Sub IL 3NG
mad prattitr, baum weltIi4 qrsttftr. eutIanS bis our Ste.
@ut otelem Srune iseben 4 nsue 9duier uno lit nod eenus 0aau
fir ntebrtre anbere.
@run6rente IO5.
!3abluusakrmim: Die cine 9aIte in bar.nt @stbe. bic aubsrs
nit 3rnlen in Q Wrnoteu.
Sun27s aGer. @oIff, Curator,
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Eripr[i0hrr MptteSNirnf.

Die 6eati@e @emeinbe o~etauftsr Gbrifen label ale tbre SANDS.
frelnoIi&it elm, ScnntasS ben ]. Suit, @abmitta9s 8 lbr,
StentIt4en GautbanolunS IN Der en9lt&en 8aptiltentrbe
benz mebrere erwa1Iene NeriOuen bic beilise Eaufe enpfan9en
Seoermann bat freien 3utrttt.
Nanens Der beutl9en Saptlten:
g -. - g Is. SD { mi NRrehiner
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Oie 0efeee MornforS,a- 1100M

Deui9 BON Mler. g8 Off.
gu 1aben II 9ap- guiLctn9S, gde BON Y~erinatct- II. Ct. NoaI0r
preis rs Gents. OoTS
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9eutldeS Wrbeit WQdmeiiunno8-yEiir
Werfamfs.2ln;etaen

3u Oertaufen
gtnt9e G0nien6 MacuLatur in Der Q4eder. Offct.
, 1860-11-16
Constipation or Costiveness,

No ona Of the *zuy ns feAh l. heir to- i 70 p.evar
lent 20 lstle nndesstood. md much neglected ~
cosdEeness Often originating IN ca9eessneas or sed-
eatsry habits 1t il regarded slight disosdcr Of
little consequence to excite anxiety while In reality
l. tho precursor and companion Of nan5 Of the most
a and dangerous Diseases And unlcss early essdica-
ted 1t will bring the sutercr TO N uotuely Krase,
Among tbs lighter eyt1s Of which costyeness "a the
usual attendant ara Headache, Collie. rheumatism.
Foul Breath Piles. and others Of Ike NATURE willis
long train Of fehtfal diseases sueh Malignant Fe-
Tcss, Abeesses- DyseutesJ. Darrbea Dyspepsia Apo
pic1T. Eptlepsy. PazalysIs H3stera Hypochond11aaa
Melancholy snd Insanity. E.s Indicate theiz pra.ence
Id the sSsten BY this alarming symptom. Net nnfte-
quenty the discases named originate In Constipation
but take on n Independent existence unless the cause
neFsdicated In an early stage From Ill these eonsIi-
stions 1t foows that the disorder should secaiye I'm.
mediate attention wheneverit occur. and no per.ou
should neglect To get box Of Cephauc pila on tba
nsst Appearance Of the complaint thur timely use
F e1pei the insldoous approaches Of disease and de-
stFoy this dangerous foe to human Ife
, 1860-11-16

BosToH, Nov. 15.-The Canada, from Liver
pool 4th Inst, ria Halifax, arrived at this port
at half past twelve this morning; The Canada
brings the following, additional intelligence,
rived with Hong Kong dates Of Sept. u, The
Times gives full details Of the capture of the
Taku forts. Their special correspondent SAYS.
~ am unable to confirm the important state
ment that II IL the intention Of Lord E1sin and
Baron Gsos to proceed to Pckin as guests of
the Emperor, accompanied only by IN escort
of cavalry" The correspondent then expresses
the hope that the news is untrue
The conquest Of the forts is described as a
dashfng little campaign Of eight DAYS, The
allics established themselves at Ochtang they
had still march Of twelve miles before they
could arrive at the object Of their attack. The
Chinese were learning theart Of war Contra
~ to an Chinese precedent, it was found that
their positions upon the road had been taken
with considerable military skill aud fortified
with much care. a Tartar camp had been
formed and the best troops Of China were
placed behind the works. Il was thought that
It the weapons of the Chinese had been eanal
to those Of the allies, the contest might hare
battles.
The English and French acted together with
harmony and eqnal gallantry on the attack.
The Allies had got to within half mile Of the
great north fort, which appears to be the key
TO the whole position, although some differ
cnce Of opinion is said to have occurred among
the Generals on the point.
The French commander agreed 10 send his
forces to the attack, leaving TO Sir Hope Grant
the responsibility. The attack was made on
the morning Of the 21st, four English and four
French gun boats drawing the attention Of tho
forts lower down on the northern bank when
the batteries opened The execution of the
Armstrong guns was found to be tremendous,
as the shells pierced and burst the walls Of the
fort, md an awful explosion shook the ground;
but amid the ruins the Tartars stood 70 their
guns. When the field pieces advanced nnd the
rihencn got under the walls, the fire was still
hot, and many were struck By rude missiles.
Here much Of the loss to the Allies was felt.
The resistance Of these Tartars was ut last
overcome, the surrender Of other Forts fol-
lowed, not without some chicanery on the
part Of the Viceroy. The loss was severe,
twenty-five officers were wounded, two dan
geroualy, thirteen seriously and seven slightly,
The 44th regiment had ten killed and fifty
wounded, four mortally and thirty DIM
gerously. The 9Th regiment had six Killed and
forty dangerously wounded Total British
killed and wounded 161.
FRANCE AND SAnp1SIA--The Tbst's Paris
Paris, Nor. 2,-lt is true that the French gov-
prevent m attack on Gaeta by sea- It Is also
true that the Admiral was not under the ne
cessiy Of communicating these orders to the
sardinian Admiral as the attack had not been
attempted. Nnpoleon's Priynte Secretary nc.
cepte the proposal Of IN excursion Of English
volunteers to Paris, and assures them Of a
TTRlrNnf
, 1860-11-16
Daily Review of Chicago Market.

THuExnAT EFEEmo, nov TO-
EREIGUJS-FiFm To OHWer0:-Schr a. j.
Rich, wheat at tl5c. TO Buffalo: :-schr Vim. II.
FLoU1s-Recciyed, 1896 NJ: Market dull. Sales
stT dei 80 Stie brl. "ciarE Ellis and 10 brIs
:Wolr River At et?5 del: 1Gs otts gooa " snPer-
aac at $40 del $50 brls common super at
WliEAT-Keceived. eo,v7o eu; shipped, Cd dsS g go M
10 spring at SOC ia store; LOCO bu do At 7ekc in
store 5otU bu No spring st 7sc n store 1900
bu do At s!ssc IN store ls.oo Sa GO ~ s;Ae IN
track; % bags Rejected winter Ut &C on track:
cOhN-Rcccived, Fl ~ bu; shipped. y 344 bu.
Dali aaa declined T. sa1es M " :ers1t bu No:
6,ts,0 III new corn at SOC In store.
0ATs-Reeeiycd. 7.s:p hu: Advanced h@Ac-
Sales wc1e:-1o.00o bu No. I At l7Hc in store;
4o RSE@heeeivea 4 iisa ii bn; shipped, sl.ss5 bu.
Market quiet. Sales were:56oo bu No. l 1t sc On
track: ~ bags At &c on track
,luI saies Ssss s' 70. II at SC On trsef
sEEDs-Received $685. ns. Timothy steady.
salss bags good q & 2s hS Sess d1rts
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., o1 brls, Market dhrl.
Sales were go brle county 1t 16c; aoo brls city
- AIconoI-Hela sGts ii 81 at s.@as.
MESS PORk-Dull and nominal at SlT-0o
LARD-Held ut lie, with retail sales ut that
figure.
I'ALLOW-Fism Sales were:-5 bbls country
at H4c: city packers firm at 94e.
HiDES-Received, 1919 1os. Market dull.
Sailed, 7x@7xc; Dry Sailed, l2&lsc; Dry Flint,
GGTTEn-a4 pkgs hsm ut 1sD14c; 4s pigs cou1-
mon at 1Oc.
EGGs-In demand at 14915c.
POUtTRY-chickens $1.75Geoo p dog; Tur-
kcrs. T@lSc 2 n.
UN10NS-400 bu at l9c on track.
1tnS i ftugAf Afnf4
Neshannocks, and l5G1sc for common Western
nisaai Dnarp FRu1r-a:tons good Eastern apple. at
DRESSED HoGs-Rceeised, IS. Sales werc:-
IL. Averaging go 1ns. ut $G.644.
LlvEtT0cK-Recciv ,a57 Hogs, lie Beevos
1ioGs-The receipts today were iarEe, and the
ty pacEe.s was hight, and the market declined 15@
s,c-thc fales ranging from *b;ooGs5.35 At the
cl,ee there were about 0O0 held In the penA. and
buyers we're offering only $5.0o15.10 for the bctt
c"rn-fcd.. DEEr CATr1E-Supply light and market
qniet and unchanged, The sales, To-day. were:-
Il 4 &vn Ilrfr
, 1860-11-16

NEW YORK, Nov. 4.-AaHxs-Steady- Small
sales at S ;25 pots and pearls.
FIorR-pemand for state and western. both for
nd holders are compelled 70 submit to ratheT essi.
prices in order to realize. sales II 600 br1s at
S5.1595 Is for super state; $5s7H G545 for extra
-tatc; $5.l5G5.a5 for snper wcstcEn; IS. 5.4OG5. 20
for common tn medium extra WESTERN $5G0@
$50 for shipping brands extra round hoop Ohio.
MARKET closed dall. heavy and dropping. Canada
dour nothing morc doing. Market still Enles IN
FOR common to choice. Extra re 1our in limited
request nj $350G4. .25 for common to choice super.
Corn meal In moderate request. Sales $50 br1a
Hrandyw1nc at $3.sU.
NmsKY-In moderate request at 1Qkc.
GaA1s-Wheat iu quite moderate demand-rules
IN favor OF purchaser the extreme difficulty in sell
Ing exchange materially restricts the export de-
;aoo5 bu Nil club ii s1.as@1ss; zoos bu amber
oat al G DO II store 1e 1t IT, is: :iist sooe
hs II essiss s a s l. s Fiji el sSa xe +;
eluing; aales il, ,co ba At esGe1 fer State and 70
s & cinna ts s ssd E hf M Msaps Of 20 omps t.
freight engagements; market may be quoted a
shade ar1ner; sales $1,000 ba at 7Oln for mixed
western aoat and In store at q for yellow western.
Oats heavy with moderate business doing ut 36@3s
fur western and state.
PRoy1sIoxs.-Pork dull, heavy and declining.
particularly for prime: sales bs5 bbIs at $1875
sui metR, NISbxH HtG}1aVu LOT pflMc, new clIf mess
selling At $780, beef qutetand steady; sales 4s0
bals 1T $a15@Aoo for country prime. $5 0oG5 25
for do. mess, s. for old repacked mess $351 0U0
for new do, $10.60l1l-01 for extra mess. Primo
mcss beef nominal. Beef hams rcry quiet; sman
.aIcs At $1a.5o114 Is for western. Cat Aeata duh
ut sG.sE for shoulders, and 105<@11k for hams; Is
.l:ss piekIcd hams At ION, and for shonldess.
lsscon qniet. Sales t. 5.4O0 Tos c1ear middl es in
pickle and dry at 11c- Lard dull At 12G12Kc for
ucw. Butter 10Gl5c for Ohio. 153stc for state.
cheese steady At 0911c for inferior to prime.
EnocERlEs.-SuEar heavy. Molasses quiet.
S7ocKs-Ftrmer. I'd Board Govt 8. of 81 100,
Mo TX, Va s.. Canton Is, n T. Mo. Mt G n, Erie
u. Hudson Sc, Harl 154. Reading IS. n SIX. II
= =. Pan IL. Ill COX, Gal d. Chi Gl, & T 2294. 294.
Chi 3 G4X.
, 1860-11-16
A e 0 T. c II i r D


Orchard Greek e u: town Of xaes., y Genet en- oss
ts"s st ssa' sad 81 tie ssis as. Il Ss s
TIs ptnctp.. Acid Spring. arc three in number: b.
~ g Ss 5s u IT, 4.
;js:; ;s;!
IL: w. s,..s rpssa ,yery lsey Il
nallesls of exsts of disease e1ssciy ,see Fesu,s
~ nom the sezofuous diatAests hase bcsn cured bs
T. It. m confirmed Lerra.yhe
e e L siasE isrs IT, !Ss
+ a1ssas s1s:s II S Sss Ss9 Y:,N !;
rsey recommend - x.tsFs cenadrnsy. IT, srtinS
5ss :sies tsyfss' Il &c &s:s;
sssy tas ii GtSSs,, saIoso
wstt 3store = Il =. IT, ssS ei.S
peies aad th.t te Glass 81 diseases m wLci tie, nc
y utia oixans md sos sf Iy eo g.
:aesis et5S9s
Mass,es sssss Of 2s,.!ss rrpn!a
PeysP H. sra anq the eGl9a4uss sxests e se.to
:ase = spaoia a Fsees, sh T. esn
A!eAeetcc ifu pEOttnftcu 3fYIE efg}tg the hnhe
NE and promote dixeslon; III al4rrhtas particularly
sacn - AFo dependent on relaxed uccfaed etata
oa* aheetsgn q lltiladA atsonaed with phosphate
tedGnehts e J. ne suitable remedy being tr-csshe
en1psi rs 81 70 asorsr e atctaaeh In c6tle ai
-
tao1s ios1ns Of dyspepsa connected With tho
aKa'lne cond1ttnn OF tae stomach, In Iyrosls cr
i v Ill prove better than y.socbfosic acid
sate Of Eoaee pctunuu, aud other Injurious Gomez
2E9ve 70 be ~ admirable .nttdose II chronic Pn4ryn
s.ntna chronic ophshsimia tr1fcrnaNyi - 8arxei In
ucernted sore throat N eases VI salvation, s1d ID teu
coFrheA and elect and also In pNss,
When taken internally. n xlNx-utAasFrE cS &he Wa
tel. Diluted th1ea tines day. il sutIeDt for Ap
hdu1t
oter testimonials fom physiclans, and other respce.
sant indlytluaiI. may bo Application 10 tho
Agent Dealers supplied on ubersl terms.
no WArkx QxyrlSE rNLEsS esocca1p ROY
II. W. E0STWfCk SOLE iv~nt
- No. 81 Broadway New York
, 1860-11-16

TwEv1f Aul1oss Or Dot1Axs BAvEn-Afz. spAldIpz
has sold two millions Of bottles Of his celebrated Priv
pared Glue and It Il estimated each hottls .ave4 1t
least ten dollars worth Of broken furniture thus Hak
Ing m Aggregate OF twenty millions OF dollars IT.
claimed from total loss By this valuable Invention.
uavinC made his Glue household word he now pro.
poses to do the world still greater service by curing all
the schfng heads with hs Cephac Pulls And II they ase
~ good ~ his Glue. Headaches viii aoon vanish awsy
Ike suow IN july.
, 1860-11-16

MASTERS SALE.-State Of Ilri.
~ nota Cook County, $. 9.-supettor Court of
SEhn!eaxo-In ChanGeEI. Jacob Fisher 81 Andrew
< Foinier Potter Palmer and Patrick +. shesin. sr
fubls nottce ishereby gtven. that In pursuapce a,
aeeIcta o.sieE entered In the nbove rntitlrd cauee
e. e. ts l5th day Of October. A. b. l l. Ira sort a.
~ Aa,ssF e. y chance.y oI te Court Of Chicsgo
u X o. te sessatfenth day Of November, A. D. I'D
aaee aaeton ~ r. r. sss hishst bidder oT nor.i
ssia Comfy of Cook tha following described fca.
s: toF 70 much thereof may b. nccrseafy tc
eosa toXether With Masters fees d1r1urse,enis ia
eiha ~ on had eae to Wit: al 't folio lug de-
SnaSn 81 ;c cear.X o. Cook sna state q laao
i nd the vest hAif OF tic vert half tic northeast
III q SECTION seventeen n township number f1rty
ha eats ~sF,asn aa ~ Also lot number '
lying and bcInz tn the sownslp alorrtaId
"a Ma.ts, &c 91aE1dan:s % ssuatS sles IRA SCOTT.
astSs y EnAheerJ Or the srl edor Court OF Chicago.
Oe&eo Octooaf I'd. 18D. oc21d3l5td
, 1860-11-16

IHICAGO, BURLINGTON j.
~ QUINCY RAILROAD,
PASSENGER Ir.as leave ana .sztss Chicago - fol.
entad, toTs ~ 112see, lea'ss y ~
E1Eess ls.yes z 4 ~ ~ tsasardaJs exeeptsd);
Enodsion leaTes II 4oor u. tsn1dAys eIceptedE N
7tFe At Il. Is l. x~ tSandaJs excepted.
, 1860-11-16
MORTGAGE SALE-Nhcvaoa

III Olt l0*AtTE SALE.-i hcreas.
!. ~ emon g Wlltsee and Mary C., his .ife did Of
the ta a3y o1 APRIL 4. .. Ill., and def, t
jacob ". Lntsaul now deceased. tleir crftat
oEtaee bearing da.c the day and year AZ. fcta ana
rsSeraet u ne EscordsFs oEIcs Of Cook County Til
by cn.e1 to the satd 3acon aia ~ er
hcrelnan9r named to secure the payment " four Ger
TIN p1omi.torr notes therein particularly niesdpnsi
AUD whereas It MAS pEot tcd In anu By nail mnr{z1:e
Snai IN case Of default In the u xAd uotsa
etaaF ol principal Or lnterest m1le the whoc Of
e4id principal and Interest s1ou.d become due and pAY
able And he sAtd Jacob y. Indian. his heirs e1ecu
zee u newspaper prthtetl ln tho cit! Of ChlcaEo
might ell ~ fttr noticed the saLl prrmaex la
81 E1Ehs and equity ct redemption cf the rstd smos
T. W1ltsee sad Mary c. blu a iie Therein And Vhrrr
~ ataut has been nsa1e In The payment uf two VI
SAID aote1. and Of lateress On slsree thereof Vow
astStfned !anses D. lndiA1n and Mary .Lod1am. ID.
ceased xN On Friday. the sixteenth ny of November
AD- 1871 atthe hour uflo O'clock of thnt div Ill
PaoAc auction II the north dp1r the Court ouse
u said clt ofChtc4En te highest bidder of cash c
IoHow!nR pfem!s.s to N1t: CuHiincncIr III the cen
ter ine e ehe chcs.o aad t;rren hay road and q,
81 HenrT Hepvorths land It the dste ~ k1id mort
gsKe1 xad runalns wesr l3..g l.. chains; thenet
south - chains: thenee east y IL chains 10 IL
center Of the said road to e p1cc Of be-tnnjnr enn
tanning acEcs and being part nrhw * q,
secuon q t1wnshlp u rsrEe IL In Cook County I'LL
n9ts ind ~ rtEhs aud e9nIiJ Of redemption th
ese.eo % oesabcr . aSa s sAkFs sM5s D. LrpIaM LtrEpIItAA
Administrators u tic estate Of Jacob " IndJarn n
ceased toe Aforesaid moEtgszec. oc1{.E 2S,d
, 1860-11-16
Better FceIIu. in Baltimore,

BALTIMORE, Nov. l5-Rathcr better feel
Ing prevails in commercial circles to-day.
There was something Of q run on the Citizens
Bank, but nll the demands were promptly mct.
The best informed express full confidence In
the soundness Of the bank.
Many manufacturing establishments, elo-
thiers, &c., have reduced the number Of their
hands. This is severely felt by the working
classes, but It Ia hoped that confidence viii
soon be measurably restored and former ac-
tivity In business resumed.