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SEWING MACHINES.

I
A FTER long practical experience. and after
n fully testing large variety of sewing ma
chimes now before the public, my convictions have
forced me to adopt the WHEELER WILSON
Machine 90 the best for Family, Plantation, and
general use, ever invented. Among the advantages
It possesses over every other Machine, are:
lat. Elegance and simplicity of construction,
and consequent freedom from arrangement and
need of repairs.
ID. Durability, ease, rapidity Of operation, and
noiseless movement.
Sd. Beauty Of stitch, irmnsss of scam, and econ
omy Of thread.
Attn. Applicability to variety Of purposes and
materials
! Sth. The @Hsmmer," IN attachment which no
Other Machine has.
9th. It will sew from one thousand to fifteen hum
dred stitches In minute, and Is equal in dispatch
Of work to at least
Twelve Seamstresses.
Tbs machines, in variety OF pattern and style
of finish, from the plainest to the finest parlor
uelodeon attaehment, may be seen at my ofice.-
give every purchaser full instructions-guarantee
The machine, and keep It in order for one year,
free of charge, except In case Of unfair usage.
The public are respectfully invited to call and
zee for themselves.
KY Machine Needles, thread and silk, kept
constantly on hand and for sale.
Sewing Machines Of every description neatly 70
p INV q = s .ssn. a9''''' HENRY p. Eva~s
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DIR. Nj. =. CRAFT

DIX. vi. ,. CRAFT,
Is moo at home, prepared to the practice o.
Medicine and Surgery
SINCE August '53, he has been abroad, giving
- operative surgery his special attention, and fol
such practice, has supplied himself with the best
instrument and apparatus in use.
Should persons at distance desire his attention
or ad lce they can consult him either in person
| by letter at this place. Office over Whiting and
Kauslers, State street, Jackson, Miss.
may IL, '54-tf.
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WNu AVG UT
IN a single IN
u cure " q Q q
Never did we
stance OF dissat
any one W b o
cOutrary.allare
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PATENT FOLDING sPHfNG MAT.

FAIEN FOLUKNU SFNANU MAT
TRESSs ss85sl5
THE undersigned would respectfully nnneuce to
the public that he is now manufacturing ''W ellis
Pa.ent Folding Mattress which is superior in On.
ish, durability and style, and far snrpasses any
other bed In comfort and to tho person who il
so fortunate as to possess one. '
The prices Of this Mattress are very moderate,
being afforded Tor less money than they can hr pro-
cured In the northern cities.
He also manufactures ell kinds Of Pillows, Nat.
tresses, &c., 3d., TO order 70 Buit bis custonets
over the store OF Capt. ulienna State street. Jack
son. Mississippi SAMUEL R0OL.
June ,6o--tt. tsgl1 g
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OTH EsS

DAINTS Oils, ooiors in OIL: Sash, Binds Putty
Window Shadss, Wall Paper, va-nish q.
s July 1880. 5b MokEf:
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IN the world, IN
Dysentery and
children Wheth-
fr ON teething
other Cause
to every mother
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WANTED! WANTEDI
TWO or more travelling Agents In each Of the
United States, to sell the greatest invention
Of the age. f.f. "a. sac s
Salary from $50 to S76 per Month.
For particulars, address, with stamps for return
postage. J..O. COVE & co.
ausl-w3m Plaistow Nh,
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PIanos! PIanoSI
FENH0SE wishing tainos for their daughters at
1 the close CT the summer sessions Of schools,
will gain time aad save money by giving their or
ders in advance. I have now in STORE, Chicken
ing & Sons octave, Rosewood Pianos briggs
patent octave Piano. Also shipped for me, April
goth, Ghlckering, octave, rosewood P4ino; also
a ChcSering r ,ndoiT 7, ano J. x M0REY.
fNEUKGE,S Vol. VII. OF Mississippi Rsports-
NJ Terms IS 90 cash. mailed on reception Of
IS, 800 cash. (may Is '601 J. B. M0RRY.tsa
WICKER HOUSE AT SUMMIT, MISS.
fnNHE undersigned having leased of the proprie-
i tor, for I've years, the property. heretofore
known as the Summit Hotel, opposite the Depots,
has thoroughly furnished the same with new furni-
ture Of every description. He is prepared to ac-
commodste about seventy persons. His SER
wants are experienced in their VOCATION attentive
and polite. His tablet is all times furnished with
the most savoy viands, which the markets of the
adjacent country, and thatof New Orleans affords
The travelling public invited to call and Judge
for themselves E.G. WICKER
Summit, March 80 '6Q--tf.
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JACKSON. January llth, 1850.
s have used one Of ScoyiIe 4 Goodells Sevine
Machines for six months, and find 1t to give entire
satisfaction. J. = HARGROvES.
RUFUS ARNOLD. -!
March 30 h0-4. Agsntfay Sooviis 4 Gosdeijs
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Carriage Mandatory

day OF June, 1856. lt7s H!sH
June 20 eo-s6w sm. R. J. CHARLES. Sec. !
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JACKSON, March, lst.. 1850.
In July 1859. purebased Of Rufus Arnold. one
of Sssvell d Good les Swing Machines, for; the
Of the State Prison. It has been in constant
ever since, and Ieonsider It's performance eo,sl
70 any other machine A. n. HARf'iN, Ia,
SuperintendentofS State Prison. b
, 1860-07-03
Recent Lunar Discoveries.

It only very recently that the capital notion
80 persistently maintained by certain assrono-
mers, Of the utterly lifeess waste Of tho moons
surface, has been exploded. The way Ibis idea
got prevalence WAS in denying the existence Of
IN atmosphere around the moon. q state Of
things thHt would Of necessity exclude tile ex-
istence Of water and organic life from our sate.-
heat in the lunar rays, from which 4 wed Il null
tiiudc of errors.
hut knnx and Melvin have proved by exact
observations, that there is heat in moonshine,
and Z1nlodcschl has measured it in iia effects
upon the minosa, while mn English scholar has
demonstrated that the earth il colder in the frat
quarter Of the moon than it is in the second.
Again, moonshine e1efts wonderful influence
oa plcnfs. Light enables them to absorb car
bon from the carboaic acid goa of the atmos-
phere, aud as this is their daily work. they sleep
1T night, except when the moon wakes them up,
aud sets them To work again. So the farmer il
right who sows the seed just before tbs full Of
the moon, Tor the plants come up about the
tins Of the new NOM, md pass their infancy
under the dark nights, but when the full moon
eomes its light sets them to work, aud thus the
process Of growing is continued night and day j,
while contrary course il injurious to The tend
er plants which require sleep.
The sui ors say that the moon eats up the
clouds. and Hbewell and Ruetelet hare proved
the truth OF the oh8ervot1Ou, by showing that
more rain falls in the dark moon than in lis Sec
ond ind third quarters.
Webb has Bho~n By careful comparison OF
the present appearance Of the moons surface
with tha. made By Maedler twenty years aga
that i. has undergone great changes. Several
Of the miner orators have assumed different
shapes. Thssc changes indicate the existence
Of air and water. Scechi has demonstrated thai
the peaks Of the highest mountains Of the moon
are covered with snow. De ID Rive las discov.
cred that what used to be regarded IS barEer
plaine, are extensive forest. Schwahe, the dis.
coverer Of the periodical times of the suns
spots, sustains this discovery Of De ia Rise'4
After \ careful examination. be found the FUR
rows to consist OF trees, !eatltsa 1t one eason
and in full foliage at her, for the changes it
their appearance are periodic. Hence another
proof Of atmosphere and water and all the phe
nouena incident TO the existence If the ele
mebts.
The photography Of the moons surface, nov
going on in the American and European ooser
vatories, and the special attention paid to tn
study Of the lunar surface by some Of the nos
distinguished astronomers Of the day, canno
fail to result in more wonderful discoveries thai
these which wo just noticed. We have n
doubt, tbs mass OF matter Of which tho moon
made will be found To ba of the same chtracte
a that of tbs earth, and subject to similar law
| Of existence, aud that the surface will be foun
to be capable OF sustaining organic life.-B4tt,
| more Patriot.
, 1860-07-03
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Cold.


lFs0Io tp@ AolueM Aafe[4aert JthA r.
We have before US some pretty specimens Of
na,lTs gold, and a17teroua quartz Of exceeding
rchuess, from an Important win lately discps-
cred in the township Of CRANKY, C. E., ono Of
the townships Of the great mineral basiu Of Low
ct Caand4, 10 the south of the St. Lawrence. it,
continuation Of the Acton formation.
The gold Is found on tbs properly Of Mr. Vii.
liam HupgerlorJs lot No. Is, in the tenth ran I'd
Of GrAuby. II occurs in a rein Of quartz 10 a
green:sh slate. associated with vftreous sui
phuret Of copper.
The gold presents itself most particularly In
disiutegratea portions Of the quartz lode in pie
ces Irom the SIZE Of pea downwards. Portions
of the quartz are very rich, but what proportion
these bear to the whole mass, We are rot yet
prepared TO say.
From The information, however. which re
have received tie discovery appears to lie ,ho
most Important Jet made in the Canadian Gold
Region. This region in Lower Canada includes
10000 square miles, as demonstrated by The Ge-
ological Survey.
The source Of the gold is undoubtedly here
as in California and Australia, quartz reins. II
then u We are warranted in believing one Of
these yeins has been discovered at Granby. We
With unlimited water power, cheap fuel and
labor, in healthy country where law and or
der reign, auriferous quartz far below the stand
ard of that crushed In Caliiornia and Australia
will pay for working. If the quantity Of the
nuriierous mineral ia large aud easily won, a
very small amount Of gold, with cheap labor
and skiItul manipulation, will pay for working.
Thus in Hungary the gold mixture is raised
from depth Of two hundred fathons, and. al
though yielding only one tenth of m ounce to
the ton, nre also hdrantageously wrought.
In quartz crushing half an ounce 10 the ton is
considered, in Australia and California, as good
paying work; and in such quartz the gold can
not be seen by the naked eye.
In the Grauby quartz. rot only is tue gold WIS.,
ible, but 1t bears as large a proportion to the
maarix il the speciment. selected, Of cours4,
before US, as ten per cent. Of courfe. ne do
not mean 10 say that any quantity Of this aver
sgc can be obtained, hut only to show that the
ioclosed gold is unusually coarse, and on that
account The matsix may be expected to be more
largely productive ttan where it occurs in finer
Peondao heh renets
which the metal cannot be seen more product.
ire than that in which its spangIes are visible.
, 1860-07-03

The Scientific Expedition to Lnbra4tnr-
\ Correspondent OF tnc boston Journal f,;yee
thu fo11owine nar,cronbs !, re1a,;on ~ +ha ,.a
,e' =. A1""on ~ tuo p'o'
poseo sc'ehtlac expedition 10 habrador:-
The L. yceum OF Natural History Of Williams
College was founded in 1885. In spite Of sew
eral aiscouraring events, it is now sble to
claim. without fear of rontrad,c,;on 4ha h;ni
est place among scientific societies conducted
solely by students. Through the kindness Of
Nathan Jackson, E.o,, of New YORK civ. It
possesses fine hall, which already oye1tows
with specimens.
Many scientific men Of Increasing reputation
have been honored members of this Society.
Among the most widely known Of these is Prof,
Ghadbourne, the leader of the present expedi.
ton.
The Society has already sent parties to Lab
rador, Newfoundland, ard Florida, which hare
, 1860-07-03

The publication Of one of The Oldest newsna.
pers printed in tue Engtish language is about to
be discontinued 1t is announced that the in
terest in the London Morning. Chronicle was
the Morning I1st. The Chronicle will be issued
US usual until the 1.t Of August; after that date
1t will cease to appear. This intelligence will
not surprise any one who is acquainted with the
extraordinary progress made by the cheap press
in Great Britain, within the last few years. One
could wish, however, TINT. the Aorn;ny C1roni.
r!e hsd not been The frat victim to this aggres,
biye spirit Of pro :ress.
The cAron'eF-, which has long been ut the foot
Of at! tue morning papers Of London, at ene
time enjoyed an influence and circulation which
We'd With The 1fnlfs itself. 1t is the Oldest Of
the daily journals, having beea established il
1169. Its first editor was Woodfal1. {the bold
printer Of tue letters Of Jupius the first man to
give correct reports Of the debates IN parlia-
ment.
, 1860-07-03

"Surroslxo II wAs MoxpAr."-In dissent.
ing chspel near Darnardcastle, few Sundays
ago, two farmers met. Ono of them on biz way
to the chapel. had noticed fne calf in his
neighbor's field, which circumstance gsre rise
to ths following conversation. Addr&asinR his
friend in ! tons which he intended for whis-
por,fbut which wss loud enough te b heard for
several yards round. he sAid: "Toumy, sup.
posing It Was Monday, what wad - take for
your calfs" "Why," replied tbs other, "sup.
posing it was Monday, aw wud take two pund
fifteen" .sugpOs'eng it Wa Monday, L ~! 81
then, re shall har't." The bargain was thus
concluded, and the cali, we are Informed, was
duly delivered On the following dsy-Enalt.h
Paper.
, 1860-07-03
Grape Culture About sand uskv

The Register gives an interesting article upon
the extent OF the culture Of the grape in That
vicinity 1t appears that in 1861 It began to be
published abroad that kelle,'a leland was .
yery favorable location for the culture of the
g.ape. There were at that time eight acres only
which had been planted in grapes on the island.
Since that time the vineyards have been extend
Cd until they embrace l52 acres, including the
settings Of the present year.
The culture Of the grape was commenced on
the main land few years since in the neigh
horhood Of SaaduEky, and with such success
that now Ill acres are in vineyards, not count
in. those Of less than an acre. The vineyards
on the main land noted by the Register number
twenty-nine, most Of them but the beginnings
oflarger ones. They range from ono to ten
acres each,
, 1860-07-03
ltDOKER'S BITTERS.
THE GREATEST WONDER OF
TIE E-SETKEETH CENTURY.
prof. Woods Hair Restorative.

!s'1s 1eSs! e : b; I'VE ihe s; os =
4, lsr tans1 sSeh evidrn:. ns.. Lave IL eject .hen
cor1z from zraoe source X cstslheate. a1e ke..a
tees VI truth the Dr. necds nc encomluns nor u1ssss puf
1egy from The pTcas: ,exe
1ac.s Of your har:esoraveI was induced to make ap
1e1 nrob.ty ou-si willie: my ~hl.kera Of
rharsttty s,me thtte uIo1th. see procured h'e Of
zou1 as v,sd Id a.d .b"ys .@ie. .eef
fhagc siuce procured spocr bottle o. Which haye used
e. 70 .se Sa Sos o. ~
f.1e I'D nv hsr las resumed l natural coof md b.
<sr nor 1o ad Glossy than II hA' eten esfors e. .en
a,. s ner A1sy e.
Te Above cue 70 you f.! yoS,x yoS, y1nse:
eMes e. els0' 81. e1ti.ea IL q t4 sy re.esat hce
e: e: .s,. ~, ane :ass g nsut .s
~ pfe:cssc e beane1 Of turf y o;h;f; = Ts
ls46R Bt55%o.n7 eT74E w. . 'e's'
rrs.+.os Wssespesr ai sir H.snE I'D ths n.te.rs:
S:s sssd :
esa z .ss SEES +
r. un!::dred its1 BzrE minister T. ~.
IL 1a I'd ID Ct T.. Gss.sh .1a M
v%raAlly l;osot. WI DYER.
&. btn es:elie removing x4amnnstio asndruf nd
H9x ~ ~ IN xsfe ~ e, Gss5
xt'sh wa. eseape ,4t color h.ve uss
':Ss: ssss; " =: E7oS; g.
.aa % Fsae7 ~ i;ao1: b.s Anu ''a e1 al s'o6
, 1860-07-03
l. G. PAlNE FREER. Tr,ter:
MORTGAGE SALE-N hcreas

jET " II Z
W. E. H. T. Ar1ntttonk dM on the second day n My.
In The y.ar Of Lard thcus7l. eight hundred an!
rtty sevcn, exeete and ttver to th. u:des ,nsI jn
p~lneon Thvma> Parker nI"Tga.e the f"Eo~ ~lns:
described premise be ring taia the s<scnrra'h dayn
Mach in the year afTesad t' tfn1a the Ir!en' OF four
which said nor ssse recor4t In the Il. .cu.cts- "tee Of
Cook e,untY, III lt,ok 80 Of sstxaAeA G6t amt
szld nntcA zne have tep, In pat ta!.ntd.
Nov, the.eese public n"uc~ 10 'errty xtssp tAAs
Ike ptuvi.on o. mortgage. snail the s!1'h sy u
IN A. u, tSt II tht Eonf Ock in the tore
Of Iay the North hnoT of thr Court In- In
cy Of " eszo pse' TO sell At pub s sue ion t. th:
crib IT, t-wa: The Sns.:ea+ quarter "f The Southeast
quarter r section t~s3ty aer:n Township fri. 90.
sstusie In Cook county slai of tlIol tt xth al
the right and equity Of redemption VI The sd T. r.
JnnN pENFIsToH,1 v,,+.,..
Tits. FAKkEE, "'"*13"
I,N4u ~
, 1860-07-03
E. Health and Pure Blood are In.

pe,aale-Rtcncct th.t al1 sientss a.ttes om mpu'
II ot the tood a. tlat Judkons Mountaln Herb vii 10
errry ind nut and cealsc tese tururuet from tie rya
ten that ticc3sc nua ex+'. so simple AID unocent ar
liz e,&e ana Plant. tl. then, that II not nee
eesKy have them suEaE coated IN crdes that tie stomach
car 1esr thin. u ILLS are suEas cuated u
e4rsc the marris. Ct which they Tn made are sApnk
sn malignant that ohe1wAe decae stomach could not
he1 thin.
7leet Pills DIAL With tcease 6 Il !s and will rot on)T
tu.c ny ,hssre tic cs~. tu, will build up and reso-e
the Lrr ken constitution Iherr many who hare sotn
lid with Their Consultations 'h1t they think redne can
ns4 then ct not these deepar ine7eduty and
Acepci.m I. evettravz tr Of te.tmcny which Is
truly ssLle. At first th~ virtues ascbed to the1e
MOUNTAIN HERB PILLS were deemed fabulous,
Tie puc has Iecn oea deceived that they coIld not
levc tlmpe truths advnnerd By tbels discover. let
&n:Ae, attesec y wtncacf Q! the lRl ~ char
s1er ard re.rtcttty tavr proved. snd provns each
say Tie vtnes # ts 'm5ghty he*les~ 71ey mark bY
their scu1ous c:carE MD power new era IN dcue.
Etd Ls III c.seit.7e dcaici1. 3e13.1m 4
, 1860-07-03
TRI1STEES SA1E-1,of,n1t L.,

| tIkUcldEC CkALE.-DGtluIt llly-
aess s y s s1 & 4
on- year aiter The oref Of Daniel BInad md IL
Is 2s::. s:s
exc ~ end Il. ri
da:~oa said -, ~ Of NAY A. 4 l,3s ktvsn 10
ptxd vh'ee Dt*a e ~. " ,ste<d u ne oee
which aid Dee, ri, ra,ter and wife conveyed itr un
dersikned Trustee In Trust, AZ th.t cera et.
ssse County of Cox e. Id ana t+iuf Al la, p PIT % "f
Block forty.t1 90! ka1 e. Abolition to Ehseax VII ch
polnt On ne line Of aid B!oc fuEsy len
instes south II the northwest rper "f ssA oek.
ds sres o. o. t.snts1vs is te,. sheIct tatey b. n-
drawn parallel Nth hs 1h in~ of s,t ElseSa da7ce
Ety s: ai
ne Of I'D EoeE .s.ss* hnaTs, aad r.y Istss
sss
Block u two es.csed by ~ pant Bran.
o9 mene5 secured b. ali psed of Tut er NY put
IL I & # q aay ns %
the application Ut raid hFanzrd o. the rGa! h.,er q
Iii b: ax,uI for tae und rsxrea 10 aisere ana vi
I'D premi.es &t.; VIII reas sub appl1eai, h, ,'
% NJ 1s a,. ssa x
Now, there orr j. L. =. flne fre1. te trustee H1neu
In said Heed Of TIt will the 'tav o. July,
1870 At ten oco IN the forenoon Of s.t day. vel 1t 'h
north door n the Eou.t housa Ia tho tits t'h tax
County o Cook Aforesaid. public suction for cash to the
hfxhea biadrr al Of the .bove dcc'ibed parcel of lt
With ali and dngusl The teneu. n,s aui here At.rrns.
tteetu teuL nx an al The slkh tie terrst j quy
Or 1edempsoa Of add lIkrr and ~tfe. The sad Lie,
secured By raid iced Ut Tut Inv part Of Ee pureAs.
prize fur sald premises. s.
Ch:agr, June 9Th. 1850. les te4ett
CTATE Of ILLINOIS, County ol
~ Cook. s-s-snpeEnE Court Of Ch'eaxo, Septemse1
Term A. b. 1851. HsuTy Kasdnx. ~. Atol Ketz f. =
Attachment.
FunEc notice u hereby dvcn 10 tie tad Aloh Kvtx:er
that writ Of attachment t1ueh In. Ct the tsct f The
Clerk Of the superior nuEt o. Chlc1n. tAe ht I'll ay
Of Mar, i~o ii The suit Il The ~ Henry ka.1x
ant Axanat the estate ct the sad Adofrh kezn, .. tie
tuc of one hundred and elsLseen d.! AMI
directed TO the Sher Of ctok county, WI eh said writ Aa
teen returned e1ecutea- NV. th.reo'e bnl<s you Tie
sid Adolph ketzau. eh. personally be ahd .rpe!1 ~
dy Of the ttra thereof lobe !dsn N t:e C'ltt u In
the city Of Chicago IN The tss Noutay Of Ststenter,
A. .. l k'v. .sfea' bill an4 pie d T. u. I'd p ,'r1
Of The said Henry ksans aod 50 much q sne pfcet, u
WALL Elt k1MBALL. Ctrk.
n p Srrr1t PltF'A At r fs5:c*sk- ~
, 1860-07-03
r.. II. r.
Parks Prickly Plasters.

7a.y imixaH ssrrusa thy L~rilizats Pats.
These delightful rl.'trn ye.t readily to ths moaoa Q!
La tody. Ebso1b peTspatlon and throw of Al ths oEc
esvr congu.a:ed impurities Of ths sya-
PARKS I'm. ShoE1i te used for all Chronic
rATKsr rains Fant,e.., Dyspsa+!a. Uods. Con-
fR1CKLX sumption, Rto1nMtt-tu. Female We4t-
TLAbTE ENS, ns4s, H.: Tie retain ihtlr active Teup4x
Are sold IF ties wntn ether raeers u<eess, and
ALL pfALKEs wteEt applied rA,x CANNOT KaIsT. Lve-
3ian1 TO n family th"ud &are them. One e1e
1k p1hxs. clr.h. thrse sizes on leather. S&r,l4s
seat By mail On rs:e1pt Of twenty nve cir.
BAnSEs& PARK. 1s& II Park Eow. New York. Fold
wiol. ss6e and Retail. ty JOHN D. PARK, l3t Latc-a.
and by nru :c!sts sener4lIy. rA1tlsla-d6m
e33 Beware of the volcanic dyes
tat e:nFe tts aa poison lire bood. and elaage Tia esr
DE. Chiffon.
GKg TNAiLlzE6 cr...4soio's Exe.,.,oz HAZE DIE
and eeelarrs that
THIS MATCILESS DYE
contains ralce nf dcecrio1s msttcr. Har OBJ
Eox!ous ctlor is INSTANTLY CHANGED to ba.I OF
Aoy ssade Of rwa. Sold tvey and applied hy al
Lair eressess. Czs7Aroro Astos House, New ferk.
t.es1m JOHN n. PAKK. 13I Lake street.
, 1860-07-03

GOYElrS SULTANA SAUCE.
~ For Hot md Cold Dates Of Ill tlcda. III, mo,, A.:
neou' and appes'ak Eauee. invented By Ii. .snovnst
"so1e: for The London Reform Caa Il! 1iaee hi, d.oe.,e
Manufactured BY the we'll Known house Of Crosse D.c1
well London. IRON ss' original tcdpe. Il il ths ts~ot.
sauce In fnklaod and on the Contneat with h,rb md
growing reputation among AEstcan EpItp1es md /. rch
Approved ofas sau!tnt u tas app4ts md "a
oP1E1oFs oF THE LONDON PkEss.
we recommend our correspondent u ty Mor. sorzy.
ns~ o1uee entitled tbs 'sUltaaa sauee' Il Il md. srsR
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a1A quantities. aaee from superior quality o. l1e 1ot
~Te xtsek Of Iiess4 lax Wood Type, and everything
!. >ssAEy for complete printing otse new specimen
N< now ready for delivery. and vii bt aent 10 paftles
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, 1860-07-03

GTATE OF ILLINOIS, Co (
~ Couuty SIS. Superior Court Ut Chi-aso. Julr Term
A.D. 1sa'. phlleses y: GIea. Ev.ndet > ~a.Gs..
Attachment.
Public notice IA he1rby given to the ead Alcx 2ntcr
ThacheF and William Thatcher, tha4 vrt OF Attachment
Issued Tho Of tao Ctrk the superior Court
of cntea=c dated the e4ehtn d.y Of Inne $50 Il
Thomas chameta. Arebet.as y. WAIneE and DaNd 4.
4ud William Thatcher, for tho tum Of esven hundred
md swen'ynye dollars d'saed to .le sheriff Of Cook
Eo1, Leseore. uue.s you, the Alexander hatcher and
~!sm aE b Azd .pp<a. before he
Of the thereof Re holten The Court Houe In tbs
city Of Chcaxn, The nrst Monday Of ju a. u. l<0
1ye epe<IA bal plead u the sail paEtin ) acton
Judgement VII be entered aasrsi you- and III OF the
said piAint T.. Ands much tn prnpy attathtc
ba ulcsni eatl>fy tAa sat md COTS viii e
al 10 satisfy tbs Aal1t.
n. EINBALlr Clark.
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