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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-11-21
RarThe brightest spot in these dar

R@r The brightest spot in these dark
and gloomy times, is in New Jersey.
The defeato fthcSpeaker ofthe Helper For
neg Congress, Mr.. Pennington, is indeed
gratifying to every Democrat in the Union
1t is a rebuke administered at the right
time and in the right place. This man
Pennington had declined being candi-
date for reelection, but having been as''
sured by his friends that Helper Forneys
ism would not iniure his election, he at
last consented to this great sacrifice, and
accepted the nomination; and the result
is that Pennington has been defeated by
Perry, Democrat, by over FIVE hundred
votes.
Thus two of the great Moguls of the
Black Republican party have been wisely
she.ved-we mean Pennington and For
ney. Helper is still running around loose,
and will have plenty of time to con-
sole his friends and endorsers.
VENERABLE VOTERS. Ebenezer Mower.
who completed his one hundredth year
in October last, voted in.Worcester Mass.
on Tuesday. He has voted at every Pres
idential election, commencing with vote
for Washington in 1889. Ralph Farm
ham, the surviving hero Of Bunker Hill,
voted in Acton, Me-, on Tuesday. lie
expects to vote for two more Presidents at
least. We hope his life may be prolong-
ed to vote for half a dozen, He will then
be l25 years old.--Bostor Herald.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-11-21
Official Vote Of Pennsylyania.

We publish below the official vote Of all
the counties of Pennsylvania for President
and Vice President With the exception Of
the county Of Forest, which a. the October
election gave GO majority for. .Curtin:
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-11-21

RJ-Samuel H. Baines, the Canal Com
missioner elect Of New York, died of Fry.
sipclas, at Norwich, on the 18th instant.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-11-21

Hon. CHAPLIN HALL will please accept
our thanks for copy of the covode In
vesitga:ing Committee.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-11-21
The Census.

The following table shows the popula'
tion by counties, Of the Eastern District
of the State showing an increase since
1850 of 33S,lj0, and increase an in the
number of dwellings of 69,9S3.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-11-21


FALL OF WHEAT, FLOUR, &c,--Wheat has
fallen five cents, and flour twenty cents,
on last weeks prices. All this for elec-
ting Lincoln. Even the Republican pa.
pers begin to acknowledge the coming
storm. The Pon says, ''it becomes us ali
to ncrve orselvcs for the OCCASION" The
Tribune, alluding to the ttdrawal OF
southern cotton, says
"Of course our city must feel this-not
her banks only, but her merchants and
manufacturers. The failure to pay not
only deprives them of money that they
confidently expected and sorely need; it
necessarily destroys their confidence in
their customers, and prevents their sell
ling those customers more goods on cred.
tive shall all feel this during the win,
ter close upon us shall we not also com
prehend and profit by it2
1--WE do not know how much further
the present panic may go-probably
quite stretch. When property that ev-
cry body knows to be worth dollar is
hurled on the market and sold for seven
ty-fve cents, we know no reason why it
should stop at that point rather than run
down 10 sixty or fifty cents. Pauics are
self aggrayating-the naked fact that Sc
curity or other valuable is sold far below
its known worth tends to sink it still low.
err"
These are, no doubt, reluctant admis-
sions, but they show that the "Republi-
cans" themselves begin TO comprehend
the danger resulting from the election OF
su anti-slayery Pres idsnt- Do Rosk
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-11-21

Notice is hereby given to the above pats|
that, by virtue Of the above mentioned writ |
partition. an inquestwill be held and taken uF'l
tho premises therein described, on the 9th a
Of DECEMBER, A. D. 1850, at 10 O'Clock in "
forenoon, for the purpose of making partition
valuation and appraisement Of the said ~
estate, as in the said writ provided; at whs|
time and place said parties can attend, II tnsl
think proper. +. g. MILLER, Shcdf
Sheriff's Office. Nov. Is, 1860. nov2l
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-11-21
DIED.

In Winslow, Stephenson County Iln
nois, on the 30th of September last J.us
Sites, aged Sc years months and il
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-11-21

CCHOOL TEACHERS wANTED:--n
- School Directors Of PIKE TOWNSHIP
to employ six competent Teachers, for q tern
three months Liberal wages will be gl'J
Apply To Eli Bloom, President, or to d. Q, ~
Secretary Of the Board. By order Of the BOY
cov7 =. c. DALE, Secre'a'T
, 1860-08-09
MOWe's Weighing Scales
HAVING RECEIVED
FIRST CLASS PREMIUMS


fet up the Of sto.t well t. exans Ger.
thc.tes ot their superiority fro nsny al OH leading
houses.
, 1860-08-09


views expressed in regard to ladies' dress:
As you look from your windows, in Paris.
observe the first fifty women who pass; fnrty
have noses depressed ia the middle, small
uuapti : Of dark halr, ard swarthy complex.
ion. bui then, what toilet Not only suitable
Tor the seasou, but the age and comp exion OF
the wearer How nest ihe feet aud hands!
II ~ well the clothes are put on, aud more than
u.l. how well they snit eacn other!
Ee'ore Etg,sh women can dress perfectly,
they must hsire The taste Of the French, especi.
a,ly iu color. Une reason whT We zee cotorA Ill
arranged in England il, that tho d,Irsrent arti.
cles are purchased eacA for is own ina ined
virtues, and without my thought Of "hat is to
he worn with it. Women. while shopping, buy
ting what they have at home. That parasol is
pretty, but it will KILL by its color, one dress ia
Tho buyer's wardrobe, and be unsuitable Tor the
oilers, To he maKnifcenlly dressed costs
money: but to be dressed With taste, is not ex-
pepsi7e. ltrequires good taste, knowledge and
refinement. Never buy an article unless it il
suitable to your aae, habit, style ard the rest Of
| 10 wear costly dresses with q coMmon delaine,
or cheap lace with xpensive 6tocades.
| What coiors, it may be asked. 20 best to.
| rether! Green with violet; cold with dark
CRIMSON or lilac; pale blue with scarles; pink
with black or white; aud gray With scarlet Of
pink. a cold color generally requires "aIH
lint to gre life to It. Gray and pale blue, 70!
instance, do not cotabine well, both beiak cold
calors. White and black are safe wear, hu
the latter is not favorable TO dark or pale com
plexions. Pink is, 70 some skins, the most be
Coming; mt, however, if there ii much colo
in the checks and lips. md if there b. even
suspicion OF red in ei.her hair or complexion
Pesch color is perhaps one of the most elegan
,lors worn. Maizs is very becoming, par,ler
larly to persons with dark hair and eyes. Bu
vhsteyer the coiors or materials Of the entir
dress. the details are all in all; The lace aroun
tho bosom and sleeves, the fswess-in TACT, a
tbet furnishes the dress. The ornaments in tt
head must ha.moni7e with the dresB. If triu
med With black lace, some Of the same shou
be WORE In the head. and the aowers Whit
are worn in tho hair ahouli decorate Tue dres
, 1860-08-09

4 SgIGNFE,2 HATF-Wherps

a CSltN E'o EALH.- " HeFeaS,
n E,sadsr = " sne- aod Arete'au, @. Wasnsr did,
On ;as ~ ~ o. ~, aas .n ss,ixn meat
iea; sad ps1 on:l - soe IN -nh posef y
eo1sd T. he F. oe,:.u of Cook County. and ssasa
Now. the Err putc s'es !. bs'ehy xvea thai 50
al ~ pun aad " vlrux pt lbs po Auh7r!.
~ a.. I'd BY "a sis!et O .,a:aa~s nd 70. hs
e.1 Of Au1as'. Y lsS: Al % re- oe!;e.r.x - ~
81 se at public saet % 70 'he .,htst s,ddet can
+. zner and In h.laua O. Warner hive In and the
f.llnwi deteEb prem se. to VITA phst thAIf
Of The nfrhw.E inter nf &C lon 8hteen, Tew .tp
4 N: ::npe, rosa Ha,4e tour ~. atf iAa r!Lap4!
baund = Eol0.s: Beglnlu1 II pont In tbs east
rots .ou,h f N ne uorth* AZ corn u sat vet h+l
ami tuuniat theu.~ It toty roda s? south khtrodA
thence d. thence ~ lfht tsds - Tue p.es
Ct bextnlnz. mig two acz"t OF lnd mofe E lees
lsts s-no pr per .hieh 0tsnse cs.uney eSn.eyed
Angus. lh 1851 I'D recorded IN tce ~ G,de oHaSs
totk County, ilAnoiA hot NO. 1A OF D!edt, st fsRa
IL vhIcu ATtics 1T akresme vefa or the lrta dAv Of
September D. tta ss.sl ed b. R4d Furnau Hand to
vail k.vAnlsr =. " arrt' AEeh-!3ue ~ N1rEes AID
corded ia Book II. peeds II psxe ~ e octI coan-
u keeo d.. AtO6 u thRo4t
A.Ar.3lFd AGIEnre9.
, 1860-08-09
a<DUKER'S BITE IS. "

Fa tcofe thar tt!rty have ttood untued ana w
~. Observation-Disclosures rh xrkxAoCA fA1fAfiosA AND
tcs tonic and truly valuable meoatA
1rnp%s1ca In a casea os conp1airA connected WIN 1ae
E:pmach q. ths Nervous SYae. - vel ~ f 1he gee
ri u,efupeas 1ozt Agreeable st!mui7ot 10 neH van
uus pkasant apptAncsa. In ACCORDANCE WAN 'ns ~,
..,t,,, n, ,nedc. Faculties III Europe they lase also
lrr, rn and acknowledged, by Ill who t'ed
,a.m. 10 he .rHE BEST n1TTEEs EVER INTRO"
I)cEp" nd confident fel: tlot theS Win hah1Aa
ue.r reputation on theE ovn unsurpassed s'rts.
For ae by OF the prnmiaeot dro:ers ano ruggsA
an1 will literal discount 10 tit trade b{ he AKsnI
49," ~ l.. FCkkE JK,
rv1,.rs&1-,u Nn. a. Frnet .'t<.t NV York
, 1860-08-09

Frm the Burlington Free PFcsA.I
Corset and 1tale standards OF .surenesto weight
In tie community arc tnS tecand in value - p1!n
cfpe, In dealing and rtlabe currency. IN view Of this
consideration tie cent ta Of hay tcaes At the Safe
Fa, AMI It's .csults worthy Of note. We premise ty
rsna1kins III the State Fair at ~ ntpeer laAt 5e,I
competitors on sea!es appeared and asrr The trial,
Tie ar.t remuna was awarid Mr. John Howe Js, of
prlneon for h,y saes efthe Stro Ross patest: ad
the coud to E. r. Fairbanks Co.. Of st. Johnstu1y,
The same again II Duslnxton. thl+ fa, 1epar
for Thorough ttA Of The rtree Ire merits u The scales
the one p.1y desiring to ,etn it, pseemlnence AID
the other r,net regain Its los rrze III rough
trial Was Inst ,u.ei and the flow1, Of the
yers applied: Five Of road irnn xsse ra1ed
In lpoa aha ecat5 AID the Who'll mass ovtd dst to
one side and then the ether Of the plao and atd
topat weight Of 0N ,s in Sn b. weights was weighed
viii the are toa led The various potons. Again.
lbs Iron placed upon truck and weighed
Us irelr On e.eh Of the four Of the rlf aud
In tte ce Off. Small wt!xhs from ~ b.
were then weighed. Mea weebtd, aE giy and 10.
grttct and SINGLE and aggregate well compared
,eeHt ere were any auoca.- We red by ope
,ft.e committee lefcre wh,1p tie tral vas tn,de that
s.rouc i Eass Scales exhibited surpri1sg aeeuraa,
through al the tests OF Ills severe t.s ~he the cshe1
se4 though eotrtct tn rn7uy cases. ID not show tne
Uniform tt Throughout, iy exhibiting %Asstlna Of
me- coneq1eute with the heavy weights moved 10
the diff rent corn The atfo ms- Tbe Avani Of d.
n1,ua for III: blst hay cordnsly .de to l
uo~e
The lim,o Gu, artjele do Allow u to the
rousi rucgon Il these fcate; tut alton OF te
mir cpc IN which they made WINGED Z. Of the
rery m Mt value Th- in sdd ton to 'he,
nv po.,ess peculiar Asvah ea. They 1 pie w& DO
mt aee how ey eond be mo'e Tleyass cops+ uusot
IT, cheap They gaartcd By pecul DEVICE from
,r,v nr sutd shecks that helvy weights can b. 1.ad
lvt unded cn aud OF ther patfo,rt uitreat IL blty II
, 1860-08-09

t)oe T~en,yev. Cent Box Of Dr*ndretas Ft:' ID VA
,.n,+. 10 contain nore pure sar aali!a thsn any dollar
aoe Of Sarrap4riA ali who usnE sss~aaAr'ha lei
them .ut,ue I,1atd.stha ra and tskc ote each nEn-
TIE eaect will bc found supssior to the t'tea aee
IN. Of tie LITE App11oH P:IA ~aTin'ed cqual -
Two do lar u,,c. Ct es,s1prla. TT. Of there Ps
wh,-e Mn active Ingredient II a4id Of Sars4pan a'
Take one pl evtr third d~y you VIC are now ufns s
.aos,a or au7 oher ,oalc remedies Drop I'll ihe'e 10
N taye aud uss .hesc pills in the Face hereof Tor a
time TLr cost will bs f.y c.nta ana thelr worth tnou
rand doara rrinetpn ocice. ~ Uan.lst. Nc" York
sop by GE }IlGE E. sTAfT3h. General western
Asen, - South C.'k s.1eet, GteaEo' ano ~ Ill
,,..,;.-a:L,a -, iysim
, 1860-08-09

wool-A qq.oti'y Of wool, Weighing $3.50
st.tt. passed through this city 70. day, on its
xny 70 nu Eastern market II is arst rats
ousltty Of Mrr1no WOOL, and is the product Of
tpa d 3ck Of Col. Geo. Htaly, Of Rochester. NJ.
Healy brought his sheep from Illinois to this
Stats last seaaon, and his experience thus far
in the rearing Of sheep has been IA!orahie--'
1T. Ra4k Itusps, W,
, 1860-08-09

/ Bon+s ~cured M al Estats IA tic City # CHI
cuo-Wbe,tA4 bv cer1alu instrument Of writing bear
in< dae The day q J.Y r "a ~ 1.e ~ ~ ss1 e
Of chl..c. Cup Bonds 1e5* n.s,e' Gs ' sed ~ u
sirnraeot Ia sn.sug or wi, IN thty days Ii atitr-
Now th:Ee publ; notes !. hst. ,. ~ ~ p1s
- nut uu.r Of wit nx .ha lei II pub I: apetLHn
tothe ~ tt h d. oF sh IT H. n"'." door q y.
d,yn Au1s h6l At ten clock IA II sarrL co." e'sht
Eorp,n ho' ds d.t=l h. drst tav ~ PEN e. le6I
is Five LIN ID I'd DollAs each t. snteet' II TX
pr Aunum say4 semi annually on he tsst day
eeu1: ty jams H. nee-e ard .een.ea By aottsaes u
Laa y, tocA esveuty II In -cr' Vi s. tsrnn
Adttnu to i,sAxo which .a9- ]. reeotced In The
f~eo.dsr ude Of Cook urtY. nos 1u Book thtrty
two Of ItE ges Pa +s1 The Sufp0se3 aa!d ia-
s.ruLtnt Of with e1pFe--ed.
ny E. :. D1uHI, Aitor ey.
f$A y
, 1860-08-09
CEWING MACHINES.
~ A15. t13. s13.............t40. SO. 40.
L.CORNELL cos Late Improved

DOUBLE LOCI TTGHT Fast STITCH.
WARRANTED y Ei1s - sooa s.uAs4etioa, u .ne
ai3s cnaes; s1e ssr1e. III aeas. usaer the nm ~
IL N he tsh oodss ICED sssa'kht needs ~ from eer,
VERY kA8Y mi ALAu-T NO sELEe5, nsa'fy n.
lshed, and uil ArlTEH. HEN. FELL, rUbK, GATH-
EK, QUILT and EMBHU1nER.
They Lave r EP EATEbLY tAkaa the HiGHEFT PIKE
AlUA3: Out Of ovar 1000 Already constant usr. ~
Thsy wotk eooee@faly ID svetythnE-tson9 the esest
AuAlins to heaTY Couh'ds. lhe tvo n.ehlEes t!Mt
the full pnnta ia.t1ncona. Samples nf S<~!r<. uru!af
md Cuts reoelk Of etamp. We afe sole i&ects
here for tAa UhlVEH3AL HhAM[k aud GEA0E,
tust. b1a TO =. hictoessea Of eo md Al N1dths Of
hem viii ben seams sni el1 and za eaiy ba IT.
la1Ke Discounts t. the Trade, A&sAts,
-. q Clar3y.
111 lAfs Mraak Or 8ddstaa L. CORNELL L CO.
ii Post UAea box E981, Chicago, 18aelz.
, 1860-08-09
cE lnvigorate the Systcm.-Two-

ths q our diseases oeeed fen arrangements Q! The
otnAab u1d the nerves. want Of rfcr In the digestive
oK1ns eauset lnmrnse snount Of dscoafo. beth In
body md uIEd- ONE FRY rARATtoN AND ONE
ONLY raehe4 The and The consequence OF this dis
comfort 70 gve etrtreth to tie veakened ston aceo
sal tbe aesated rers and to restore Tint regularity Of
action IL al Tie organs hich constitute rer'r hesh ssd
tsud to secure iouk md painless t hcse Ii medicine
now before the wnl4 which will mparc with HOSTEL.
TTRs' STOMACH niTTERS. It wor.d be M Insult to
The ades suprnec that r As nh heard nj the1z aa1nx
In pyspe sa Liver Compliant. general debility and
all Tbs acrders 10 which tie stomach The liver the bowel
and the ryatcu subject So marvellous ia the
eject IT this Sas that Of .m,nera
do hriae to ax ther naea ~ wtnesse, to the te
mona cf rr~,nA who AVE tceu rescued from suar7nk
and danger By the bhteE when TIC remedies dxn
sasy had N hcen trted without avail,
s.ilty al druggists evary whese. lyes.w
, 1860-08-09

The process Of manufacturing the waaer
gas from which euch excellent results are CLAIM
ed in PhiladeIplia, is thus briefly descalb Il :
The apparatus consists Of q bench Of three re.
torts, which contain charcoal heated to white
heat. Upon The top Of this bench Of. re,orts IN
reservoir ccnta Iing. melted ro.in, kept Iiqui-
fled By be. generated from The charcoal. Into
tins reservoir steam is il jec.ed, which. ming
ling with the melted ros'n. passes into the re.
tori containing tb> heated charcoal, and tho
gas is produced. 1t il then conveyed to gas
omcicr, and is ready for use.
, 1860-08-09
$cmln9 4aa.1lnES.
ATILLAR'S NEW PATENT
u1 Lock Stitch family
WING sn.1CnLTES.

$35, $3s, e35, @35. $35, s35.
The Only taking This snteh .od 70. 1ess thaa ~ Ia
fern. general appe1raaee t.tet, f4 on beth sce tze
capacity, tpeed, su.ess, Of motion. ard manner
forming the ststh It Is se,y M.A ks aad Hufrusaa 10
DO ~ nuch A-d II val n Tho c. eosated
WHEELEH WILSON 4lz3 MACHINE.
We a.so have thu
IN q DTRoP0LIT AN
nouhe lock hsht f11t GROVER BAKER stitch $48
family Sewlnk Aaca!le-v4tntet supEsior 20 my t ma
chine or oney telundet We vii seld either or 10th Of
the.e 4chin-s agents p.tcss TO auy party enE7ced u
the 7le OF Living 1chnea tnd rtfunt the EoaeY II t"e
end Of SIXTY fthsy not sA1ael no CONNECTION
with egpe41 + Co. .
Axents vsaled, Can II l07 Late .treet, OF atdst:s
LEVI, CORNELL
fs1+'soc4sl.1yr 365t. Chl-ako. H.
, 1860-08-09

CHANGE IN JouRSAL1su The Sun newspaper,
heretofore couduc,ed by Moses Y, Beec6 /
Sons, has been sold to other parties, and will
be under the management Of Mr. William G.
Church. lately manager OF the ks1o Yorb
Chronicle.
, 1860-08-09

- John Browns widow writes t, the hngio-
dI. &c n that the has nerer received one cent
from uayti, aud requests III ,se people who
have applied to her for loans Of money. On the
supp :slti N that she has become wealthy from
that source. to ceasc theif iupostupi4ieg.
, 1860-08-09

tas,e for mensuratlon, says the Little Giant"
il, By ueasurtment, tive feet loDg, and eight
,cct six inches and two barleycoras round-to
say nothing Of the measurement Of the corn
and barley inside, -
, 1860-08-09

c# Diarrh9a Dysentcry, Summer
Complaint -Masure's COMPOUND Extract Of Btnr Plant
ss h. Il rmecy known. for The Of 'hesc di'ea-es
In III. Ml.sasippt vsey bear. The hshes, reputation
feE it, curat've propeTcs For th1ren setthspr til In
vsauate. ruyAItd o. Is nrd tod hv J. G. AGUIRF.
y: ou's As*curt Sod By ito. H. Fak II ake-st'
Chicago. 3y.t'aRsn,
, 1860-08-09

ON u f7UE C{t14Us VI Ut 1C1s$.
wi Nathan 50 ,lr+a and Rns<t Soulre. bis VIE id
On the t-plh day Ut May. Il. la9, ute and +ver
to tae under i<ntd tneie etain iadeasufe u mort
bearing d&t- she tnusts day Of Nay a. to se>ars
st~!sl Given BY ths sald snh Saa for 'he -
dAt- The eo vtl:h .ad ,uortxsse resz,"sd tn 'h- r.
eord.1. u:e Of CoCs ;oanty stae 4 !s.o, IN 11os m
teen nade IN hs payment " "a ntts snd th' sane
npw wholly Ie and nnpGd.
now lie ef.re pu tic notice Is herehy svtn ttAt
shall Ia prtaunnce and bg virtue Of the powsr and autht r.
ty,n ed By siid ok.se aad fuf he u'e- and puI
day II Au1AI L. U- I1 ten uc .ck Ia ihr for noon
OF that day norsh door OF the Cud Hou> tn t1e
dt, 1t ts!cxo sell public alt!on 10 the hikhrs bid
da1 cash prem sail 7r;kx described, TO.
x!t-Ths facte al arr er OF secttn four N
ton nn. Ia Town.nlp ~ nth Kan eth neea. ert
Tuu ri 4g!p. Aezlan the T.. uatI ii Cos and -
Il t3ol3 cDri inInx ysis or :e-3 lib Al
iLe IL ht and equity OF dempt Of ths EAd S4thaa
sau,ses and ko%+,ta hl f. hella and kns there
tn NAREELLuS u. SAL!As @uf klx'e:
, 1860-08-09

ESTATE OF GEO. w. DOLE,
L. dec<a,ed Public Notice Is hereby sv.n 10 all per
having Gains de rAnda kant tas eslaa Of Geo.
fsr au ,lcat ant settt ment a. Asecai term OF
tAt ouarY Court Of Cook cuuntF, t. be holdu ~ the
* III House Ia 1he cy Of Ca!to tho thd NoncaY OF
September. a u. ls64, being The ILL day thereof.
GEO. REM=EY,
juLtASS. kCMSET.
Executors And IIu ttta.
Chtea-o. Iu1y $50. ts+:f'f-"~
, 1860-08-09

MATTERS SAIE.-State of ILL.,
l4l pois Cook Cou II. S.s.-Crcult Cou't ol Coax
County Ch.aetsy. May Aona schrt'1.r md Aon.
wsvsF t1+ Tor r.stun Nd Ae'xnaea. Or
Dwe1.
Public uotc4 u her-by given that il pursuance Of the
msuuate ia decree Ia The ent ri cause
h. !sh ay JuIy AZ ~ n,t tie n1est*n. ID.
on tue 97th II Auxu a. D. 1s6o. 1t lG c:rcs
of Day. sell at big sne'.n a The torta ZOO,
u at0resaii the hIk1es tr. ali Of me 70 lov
described pare u land with The ed an ens an Appur-
etl &C. wit rhe east nalf Of the sou'h half Of SUI
LIT Que Il OF Lot No. tu). in II neteea t1s in
FrA toni SECTION tt Addition TO hea4o 10 .aI
be e,eruel TO the purchaser by tne un!a e1rsd I,
Mister In ChAncery. L. q. "a A'Nk snaEk.
Master In ChAEeeay Of .ook Co inty:
, 1860-08-09

NEW YORK INSURANCE
AGENCY.
HOWARD INSURANCE COMPANY,
Ca.h Cap.tsi and surpus....... ..........sss,s4t II
MANHATTAN FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
C,.h Capital and SURPLUS. go d
lECTiC FIRE INSURANCE co.,
oash CApt.l And Surplus. ..te8l{3 q
INDEMNITY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
c..a Capital and suzp!us..... u
LldAR FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
sah Capital and surplus. ~ II
MARINE INSURANCE:
PACIFIC MUTUAL INSURANCE co..
Total AA9ets- 0a9& 70
LIFE 1NSURANCE:
Mutual RRNEF1T LIE INSURANCE. CO..
NEWARK, n. j.
FHILLIP8 Il VAN WAGENEW,
AGENTS.
199,-,~--Sou1H WArER STRxE4--~163
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, 1860-08-09
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1)1TTLER d HUNT, 48 State st.,
ID b.renov On hsn6 ths following sl.es OF print:
ss1&7 lsx:* so1A M sst.o :3.a 2ezt7 ;21sS S31@
H11 H14a 2+kH 2a1s' S11$l oor43 19
And .;e ,~ce.vlnQ tatke assortn4tnt Of honk 1AfA
1oS,rsana nj Wrapping F41.r. Of ofdi3e7eutA'aea'
loo 7rznA EAoill& Go. al,
RAM Cap and Letter. and kede7A assostsaen' o.
IA srrs O, nthe1's hratcd Hook 2nd Newe Ink
TUuf which viii e Hod for eaAh II the l0Ht4a posluss
@~Mhis II -Caxh paid fog RAN.-n
, 1860-08-09

s8 Meyers Miraculous Verrin Dis
rgyer the o1c.t AID test remedy fo. Ersns1loR RATS
md NICE -CockKoACuES. BUGS. ANTS, MOSQUE.
TOES FLEAs, MOTHS. GRAlE-WpkAS AID GAR
DEN INSECTS.
"Pnbcips Depot 619 Broadway, New Iork.
Sold by drukst-ta everywhere. ryc3c41gsm
, 1860-08-09

300 5Bs}s. Bsgs R. RIO l,'3 ), and JAMAICA
PARSONS, FITKM HANKEY,
~ s6cvta Nht4 gtEe9k,
, 1860-08-09

Total Liabilities $40, 704 IS
h. KELLOGG. SECRETARY.
HUBBARD & HUNT, AGents,
No. LoofatsF Building.
Corner Of CLaIt sud Waer Il, Ch!ako.
Apprcztioas 70: Insnaoct nr the renewal o! tolc!et
md Iii bus1nes. connected with the oce may he mate
a day appoated Aken. for ihe C{ Of Gnicso With fu
rowr1 10 receive proposAr and ie.ue Policies favo
he ltus otner 1esPon-tbe comp.nies and It's a! WI
b. the e1hrdeaee o. shs public By III honorable
". MA'Ill.L. Gs:e1sl AGENT, Il and $ we.t Third
street Cincinnati u 70 whou III app 3caiton for Axtnees
tu he Western South Wessern stes maj be addressed
ap4Al17
, 1860-08-09

CTEW AXIS CUUhlN0 STVFE
~ STILL AHEAD.-The acknowledged sirtsiofityc
the tlov. given slse to several ittatona
Tae genuine xrtsce for Aale onlY By e. METZ Agent
good Of Haus*feeuiuS. Hard ~afe Aad To
, 1860-08-09
The IIfStcr,s Express,

tOvuei aod operated hy this Company viii 10 ran o'es
tAs rev York Central Rairns 70 hufAo. aud connect
With me vanus Kaoas aud Abn-e liDFs Of tev sSH+
r such sr&sht may tequrs mos ap<edy 54nsat tLAn
The Cabin and ster.axe Recommendations ofihe-e ate.m
ers have bern 6~. up exprry With vsw 10 the comfort
And &afsty Of pta~rnx4ra+
FOR rates Fright and FaHaRe app to the AEfa's Of
ou.euees n. the otces Of TIC "este'n lfAn17ofts1os
a. ~ hs.in .1,uGEAo. II Cont.es slip .Ssv York.
il state si1ert... Boston. Atlor Home. II" d.4T
ii Fier' r'''.. Albany :ss~ York.
a E t;vser Utica. 1al River strett. Troy.
Howsrd l. Churstop Albon- W. F eim< .. Rochester.
i Hrsnf Co.,,,, Ere. luclsp uouia. Lock- port.
Eat; Yo.i Cleveland. ,ttns +. T. sSh.. n.. co..
i i kfrxt 49, ,Hanuuaky. a. M'rkas.....}
j T. Hunt fto. :. Detroit. jpln.ou + hoigeA
Uuflburt, klTk. and To-. Aao'to~o4.
MAeknzc. John HAY ksctrss
J. r. Aitsl.nd .stebo9 k1n. kenGsha RE- Co hsoasaA.
II wgsjT,umadx.} msni Milwaukee. ~ ~ " . w,s1.x.a.
ii.ths~mv n Penn I.!canua! = Co., c'A1s-~
1rtea Bay Caseazo.
J. W. TUTTLE, Agent,
FOOT OF STATE ST.. C1llCAG !.
, 1860-08-09

Barry's 1rioopherous ls the best
md cheapest article fer dressing beAutrinx cleansing
asuk preserving aud reAtouk The hair. Lad5ea III
fold ,,y NJ. ltrrzetstA and P<rfnnrsa. mhl4h-4sem