davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1860-06-14

Il LIVE F1Rx CoNrAxr AT Sturgis, on the
Michig Southern Railroad. they bare Fue
Company detighting IN the ame Of E1tin.
guishez." Alter vs.nly trying to obta!n au en-
gtne BY ordinary ways and means, they resolved
preceded By band Of music and tquippsd with
hose and pals, the} N ,rched through the streets
greatly to the astonishment Of The cit,zens.
They proceeded in single file through the streets
Of the torn, to large piowed field 0: eighs
acres, on the outskitt 5 Of the village. Here. III
forty minutes time, they completed the work o'
planting tue entire deld with coru, and if they
do not harvest an engine in husking time, the
State ought 10 give them one.
, 1860-06-14

IT locomotive recently ran away on the
West Cornwall line, ia England. The throttle.
valve having been inadvertently left open, and
q fire kladled in the furnnce, the attendant went
aaa for a few moments; on his return it had
left toau, aud only ran out Of breath at sta
tion soue sixteen miles distant, having rushed
down some steep inc1iner, aud orer sharp
curves, at the rate Of sixty miles aa hour. Ii
tore up and smashed through large number
bf g.tee. but ~rh this exception did no dam.
age whatever, and was quietly led back to Its
stall. ~iihout having bern made p'Im4nently
vicious by lis tricks in which particular il ma,-
itested smother decided improvement of steam
over horse pnwer.
, 1860-06-14

| sundry persons here hare interested
themselreB in the spiritual welfare of he Japan
ese,. they heIe ior@a1l, :aeel.9ed sll 5elig.ous
Iisiou is known and recognized By the laws Of
TO take part or:be present a. .celeora'ion Of
any other. they, however, express their ac-
knowledgemeptsf foE the interest and kind inten-
sions Of .her American friends. After this e1.
preston Of their vie~s, they we're assured that,
nhi1e it was the usy of tie officers 10 charge 10
communicate 10 them The fact of offers Of re-
lgions boolsaad tnsitatfons toataead places Of
worship, it was not the desire of the Govern
ment ID any way to force their ircluattons. and
tha. their wishes would be respected, at which
assurance tbuy expressed their eradication.
, 1860-06-14

l Cook ~-aupertnr Court IT Chfcasn. Jane Term A.
D. ISM Nonsn Putnam snhn q. al zaA "st~hmsas~
PUBLIC pnt1rs Is hxr-hv given to the rAt 1"n r. ANA
thst vrt Of attachment Issued ons Of ha oe. Of 10
CLERK Of the sup<E.or feu ef ~ a&c d..so ne
Putasz. y 14aa, 'hs e.t.ts Of he = l"hn :a.a
for th- aurn etb rel ao IL h'v tvt " 10 mi"
lsa DIRE ~, The sos1o coos Ceun's ID 6 "a v
y h-.n re.ura'd e.eeut' ~. 'r.Tfo- sa ~ ,o.;
b-fr- the said Suneror rou n hica<o on q, etfc'.
The fr<t day At ths tern tnerro1 % = t'','.n ~ y
Monday of Ju e. .. ITO rye er~eal .s'1 and ps""d
70 tho sad pAtnua's action. tudatnens " sos'ea
1xa.tu Tau and In fsvrr o. the std I!si''i aad -
much It ths property aibthed nay t< .se'e+t g
-zfss+y the sad .ad&usn md r+f ~ ~ - ..t.Y
tbs 4AsnN. Wal En- h!Nr*t y. S4&As
seAT,% M.Ar1is1x1 i Jxwsrr. RI Is Auta-
, 1860-06-14
13anki11q atln @rcflanue.'

MARSHALL COUNTY BANK,
lxl LlCON, LL1SuIs.
@. D, cH4sE, CASHIER. .....N- T. PAtxkz, fset.
Collection, made n Nar1han and adjoining couu1js and
proceeds rentteo promptly On dsy Ct payment
, 1860-06-14
COVERS SULTANA SAUCE

GOYER'S SULTANA SAUCE,
- Fer Hot sad Cod pshes Of all kinda THIS most d.
Ncious and appcsl1e nven;>1 by the renowust
The London Reform Cluh, Is since ha deocase
manufactured by tls vel known house Of Crosse Black
veil London from The original recipe. Ii Is the fAso1lss
e2Ecci In England anil the Continent, With tikh and
growing reputation suious American Eperes and is much
Lrroyed Of sulen: 10 the appetite and 10 digestion.
OPINIONS Of THE LONDON PRESS.
"e 1econlmend correspondent to ET Mons. soTeIf
new Saucc cnttledths 'su,AnA oAuce II Is naade atct
the Turkish rrdpe a aavors excelert aad aors COR
sdRrahe I'D in CASA Of slow Ind wtak digestion.
liacek&.
'$avozS 1-Quant sud worthy the genius Of soys.
-0hsesvs..
~ most yslnale adjunct to F1AA Fish, End Fowl Ard
SHOULD hase p14ee Que ve-y txh.e.lAEks.
SHE Agent. for tic United Siates.
GARDNER q. YyELtN. III Fulton ST.. Rev York.
Ard DEAT < HAYES 81 CoFnhIlt Bostcu- For aA1e u
nroces4 aud Ftu4. nea1ers evervwkere. tat-htss-en
, 1860-06-14

MASTERS SALE.-Sta1e Of III. :
II naa. Coat ceuu,v, ~cnck Conn t'i.rnts sca4 .
in ChAperrT, Jhu u. kfnt- G~oExs q. EAi*a. 1hot
- Arustrnf aud IAre. Astf1l
Puhlte Notee hershv etvsn ii = IN puvo,ne" "f fhS
msnass IN decree rn's.d u tte above *n'h'
tie iWh day ns ua.eh. 4. b 1885, l.. = fslnt Ger.
On Mana rhaateEv . teet COUNTY s'ate atosttad ".
IL. eleventh day Of Jane. q. * "et a pna1c ane
inu for eaA 10 the &hr*t hdfF It neTh do o. fhs
tout Hnpss IN ths It. Of Ch'esxo. tonEss Of c,ox
Aforesaid 1t oleck Ii the tor NOR oi tt day. ~ y
shs folio~ius etsebfs parcel Of n q e'kit tc ~n
ns csed The 'fsn:s Bar seitk ~ ~:
pa the nh II, et'cn Of eee4'so 80 I'm la u own.
shic No. th.n! nine 1897 norb q !an,: touess ~ ~
u the thle prpe,tMl ert!3a- Nhle hee oo if pe7a
~ h.'bor o. hesso sIa ~h:eh s n" 10:
elu'e1 In Tie vatrr # klnt - AdaInu |" H. tAd
lrwn nf chicago the aIt water ets ar Ala o' % u
or xIuai plat msp MD Kra - adft!oh now NJ tld
ihe nee tue Recorrr Of nFed- n' ths cous ~ -
Cook to neh mid n.1 msp o. af tf'"re. n Ee'ta7
ca1e or - much hrsr b. a~ce:sa'v 10 tta
money due " all complainant upor ,sG rs nF % &C ~.
&c. L.: FAME fhAhE
4sst&f Ia Ch4nctFr. E->k t'uursv:
Chleago. May u. 1850. m1-seEa'.1
The ahovo evd ii. /. po-r~n - Ss'ur :as aar %
tas OF 'aa@' le'' a. ~ 0sis q r.1yx ,EE.R.
Mater il CnAae.ty. CA c'rntT;
ChiesEp. Iuus 9th. 1eso H!1eo q
, 1860-06-14
Drtsa 4 Trih1ttte,,


4 CAMPAIGN SONGSTER.
Atpirited Republican Campaign Songsser has
7een compiled By John ". Hutchinson, Of the
family Of singers, And ppblished by
}. Hu'chi66son, IS Nassau Street, New York.
The Songster 6lls 72 duodccino pages, and en-.
7rRces ftty-three Republican sones. We copy
he following az specimen of their quality:
Well send Buchanan Home.
Ab-"Fev D.y.."
Cd -I1on,.. Abe Va will eeet,
And senI Bucba' uonne.
ros We VII x4lt no l,nseE.
Eor va 90 w4lt no I1o.e1.
buchanan il In 9raA4 dtssrct6
..1hete few d.Ys-few days;
uls K.1ef he acareely can expEts4,
Sss1ss* fss :: ~ III ts'ss ~ /; 10 ri is0,.t
II n few dArs-ftw dA5s:
Tohm the peop VII pszse1t,
,for We vii walt no longer. etc.. go.
sq4l3a4e ID i ttA1te.ri ! h.nd56 - Z:
IN = few days-1.w dasxs
11S ssoa .s5s i3a[sn;hfss ths ''td
Fur th.y vii w4,i ro longer, etc.
The people they are not a.tasd,
r. ;.s ds-ftw a. ,,S dis .,a-
g'ans 'asn ~ e:on sles S.'re n n,. 1os hose 4'e
For they will Will no onzes. ete.
Then shout for Abe Of Illinois.
Fe5a.sx ssy sy ~ few r.. aasa: .,.x
f n,a'n ;ss X soe yosI m;fs q Eo,5e r%p''S
Forwe wal wat 40 longer etc.
The fourth Of Na,ca will soon be hers,
ma few fa,n-t " tay.:
, 1860-06-14

-BIoudin crossed the Niagara on his rope las,
"Wednesday, in presence; ot::a great crowd of
spectators. some Of whom paid and sons Of
whom did not. a delay In commencing the
performance especially r1asperated the 1stsar
class. The rope is 1,aoo feet long; its dedec.
ton is 60 feet; it, loweet point Is ESQ feet above
the water. On his wsy back to the American
side, the acrobat h.l.sd. st.uck IN attitude, and
was photographed by an eminent artist
Tbcn the spectators dispersed, Inclined to feel
vrongea betaute Dlohdin~ had not l1lleu fn1
the torrent.
, 1860-06-14

s-~n.,v for tfe ae~+rtsrcs ~ h nrt%'1 e"Ft At
four CERTAIN dra't.,, A~r hv Th.me. 'ss ." NJ.
issx psv .h's j: o., th* date ~ e.m', d%tsl
Ialv ,ess, rAss,.14 ucs.hs rer ~ 49,, ~" @ ssr
III E:n o,s.s ,:s',: !, ~ n.'
srertidc.e No. fr 'oa shae*, srd II" .'hfr r'tf
e.s No = IT, go :h-r-s o. 80 .'ees "'"re .s-rd
~. he ahov. aec ptA-ers hsv~ ali e"n n1 h1 ne II y
unuu.isy -rt -n'tton At =. ar hs* h.-n F-7* 70
Yi-x NJ smourt of tat ft~ = CO II i't-t.s
ihfrenn trcss sh-!s sui 't-'des -u"h Z. - ~ y.
o'e}oek u NJ y turAv 'h~ 11h 'Av "f Iu".; newt
1t tbe otnc< us =. @ a.l'"m,a1 70 .e"r
Lsfr .ftre,s k.eAxc gil th- aar 1tEtinr. c"a ~
aod .h1r~s Of ssn-t, Ia &hu h!kaes b:fd-r for
~ Iu1a iss.-cs9at i'd d y. AubnA"p.
, 1860-06-14

n TIE 4ndeu'gn~d havtuk hsnn *uIv appointed Aa
eonfsra'rz Of tns 't.tr nf F!-h. ~ Te>. d-etassA.
II cou at sd County. bas se the 'hr Monday Of June
1srf It rs47u o. ssd nut then to re belt fr .af
astuef md uht3on Of n c.1ts AkAs-t fat eAtzFs,
t vh.rh M 1, the raux House In 9aeAto At csl,ss
tav4ns any el.us Ak.n.t said as4 Are requeet to pse
~" N4' "@14> hARAR k1nABETH rRArY.
Aita!n'stsat1tK-
..,AA4 44S.f anfe :
, 1860-06-14

r.
AND S8QEA
for within the States Of roonsn faw. anil Mtun4
.asA Aed hereby &v* nntc< that II PaAs teAin& In hes
ranged With ~ sad r. Ar eoneeni sod w 10 tif~t
l1tH k-rs upoo ou- EXCLUSIVE r4ht4 ant th4t
~ ~ are aisse- a. auy hfpkemxnt ata demand proper
md d!mnedkie redtt-s.
" hare n+de extensive A7'nEtmto's .,sh sfr Eon
Celebrated nanufaetu1 Whereby ~ ean to supply ths
tac1easrK e.nand With the fast qnAtsa Of he~e Tipped
hrots aud Sho+s from stos- lhezKo~ eAch pas Of
wheh will be sf2pp-d Ct hbel!t1 wila euE name,
Ne shah rtcokn1t no 1,pptd Rsods within either The
.bovt Staea but such e thus stamped and supplied
tEs: u,,, II. ,x ~ es,,a, COD
p<rtrped ahotsto out wear two of'snEe tnEtt OF
thur lrs o. eqra quality without u.s, b. shown h.
many fesl mnia'r ~hj!s he en en-a u hot txde
o'e. mn ing scua asssast sar2 10 the eonaome1 OF
Eea. two huud ed p + e-as-
paten1+ goods ntc = so-y u h- o. the ratsnt
aat IN subee,sd 10 ts4t rommi.sop Of dVs
70 .ss-a aod tAf eent. pad II III o!ht1deaef..
~ solicit The at IN OF cea en- tn snese
koois within the Of fhnria Aieb ~rd tuc~na
koods vii b. un-urpas-ed D. sstek n ths Union
p-'ees With kords without T1ra
shall ktve rnd s!dsd at'eEttou IN the hranen Of ou1
boalnes, IL connetunr With general oet md
hat desters raY not be tn'sed BY the advertisements
others In Chkako sud eeewhere outasde the Stats.
Wi&cnasin Iowa. ard 41oesG&A who &dTe1tsa einse1se
~ axen1s iur th4 sale Of
MrTCHK1L's PATENT METALLIC flrrED GOODS
stale that al such agencies do extend to 10
WAY whatfv zsppssain 10 thf IL Of Aad koos watha u
6sAt-s cf Wlsoonsn, lows 4ad Minnesota
ap4bR9 3m WApaHuRFH WELLS.
, 1860-06-14

PROVIDENCE RI. state Of Rhode IL t.sad; atsa,:
Court hodrn Providence within and for the gonsy o.
Tlor!deoee Il. she esste Of Rhode lsand ~ thc
bills cf Mount vcrton Bank IN order to b entitled 70
dd-nd o the ks<ets nf Kait Bunk ahoud
leko.
In Aocordanee With sid Decree the undersigned give no
t1co 10 ~ h7des nf the bills Of asld bank 10 deposit
With h!n. At h's y Blackssouc block, No. >:
Feybhtset u .Aat Providence before the Ekt
day July D. D. 1850 And tha such depotitors aha1e
'.n ers.3ae>.ea Of .Meh depns which Wilt
ordes of aaid Court; chAKLks Hwo~EE -,
Receiver the Mount Vernon H2uk.
E,aoufat.rfk 1ft IL, IL t6a4. 6xtAs hsi .suS..
, 1860-06-14
cTATE OF ILLINOIS County q

CTATE Of ILLlNU1S, County OF
Cook, ss-euprror Court Of Ch.ctko Anen.t rcs-u~
lsfo-En :. Prescott ~. Jo1e c. dks A.i Jsrsa H.
Aaravtt n ths non-rsd.ce. Of sal. James :. t;ltt
.na sna sa, ~ aad ae, . .1v ID ~
having h-+a a4ef tn he oace o ne ttrs ot taA ~:
II hereby given = she rald 1oes g. .,~de snt tat>
iiI ths1 fh~ complainant n;-a Bin bill 0, conc's'Ht
o. d. n,nes.tnta dsy 81 y. ts<0, ,aa hit
htrru>ou aneI cf said Court aan.t 'a'd tread
rttusnahf on he 4fss Monday ot Auxu aaxt. o - =
hv lav r<qptrtd.
ts thaIt personally be a1i bttoss re - Sl
prror CouTt of fheaxo of C~ok Coup. 'hs srt hss
of thu trim ther-c1 % b hc'dsa It ca'sato tn '.a
dsuur . shs sa,d ecnp,s aso's 4. o. mr mi
,tafd Vi Be- tafen ~ eonte-eet and tet1rs entatsd
Aea,n,t You nocosdiox th4 PRAYER - rid hE,
WALrER KEMDAit- Ct-k.
- rruf.1
, 1860-06-14
aAVdN;B DEPARTMENT.


Our business connections with Europe being DIRECT
fae il assuring 1be public that IL foreign baattuE transe
tons can BE- erected through %. house With pfempne1
Das Rnd Letter. Of Credit in TO suit It New Yo.s
tezma correspondents IN London p,ri1 Frankfort
Heidr1berE, D1lc Berae. Dresden, &c. ,fc- d. &c.
Being !itcuiaI1Y desrous q p.oaotsne direct CONNER
fnlly terma most favoabe s1te1d pssaas faelli
po'teis Coe;tions Or 0zais, Ordesa Soea, Aeeeptac
:e. f. e. 9ayaes IN any part OF Europe
Country Banks and Baakes1 supplied With Fo7eIgI
Oils low .=es PYirate BonGsAuh Ao nexotxtts
abroad.
, 1860-06-14

7ToRTGAGE SAIE-Wh,r.a

MORTGAGE SAIE-Wh7rra4,
~ r.. Of ths Il. Gst,f, T. tn: a
nj 10 h,s a.ir. nd a.s3s sae snI. "a pca' as.'s
asss ID ~ ss
taa 1en"s nd II ecs of six p'o.so1r Ao', Al
=: AZ. : s e:,r. #
T. sa: sset e. -'lsn I'd a y, =;
.p*a i; * t*.,:s ';ss,.a ..n:,iea. "a ;sl::,
nttas sar da~, md of ~ ca sAld anies or
se,. y ia az e.
na .ss n.nt 9 thar e u. p s,s e@tss ~
I'd p.y.'i. ~ q ,ae pdotiV l.uo eured -
rn e. s@oa u. cptnn cf tho ~ ~
p.v n. saas o. NM hs .:i Le~nI. .r
;..;;r
r. s:s q Z. =.
her ae.:s s1d s4tns there. pu>1'
IT, ast ees IN, II oe.a sas Il II.
rs,ee ~at;h = no;.*s ;seors4 I. ~ H-e rdsa
So@. .hsrefOrs t@na ,a.1nk e..n .a.,n tho pa,u.ss
pa.t Of th- p'!acLa1 aeeutel 10 b. pad ~ sd
sst u 5s:'sa 81 ",: e I'd
c.net of r. "a aad moftaxs. Setta Is be'ttV
:. j. / az ~, e jss:
10 ooek ~ tas morning. It the neEth Of The ,at
s o oeas .asso to he s,shes tts. an4
a.s % =, =, fae ~ IT, t. a.. . ae =:
ve.r!s q !.aa :'snaI. y h: aasv .: Cse9 s'ot.H
kalt ots one y NJ foort% "sost !, ot
lotashrte q. ana fnn: ~ a ecssf.o NJ lot "ca:
sa.tet z - :oo ~ a,f.1 an,t ri ~ -. q
feu1eAn <t4} ear nf the Third Pr Mert<. a.,
uud~,tc 'onth tk' p'r cf tnA' PVT NJ III" ~u B.
n To:.:h p,hit,:oie.t nor q Itaet. fs1.-n ii;
rh'nt ipaa Aaf dim eeut d Aad"t~ 7lb
n 1n~s. comaeaons III. west VI f. 70 th-sa
fr+et1oAl quA.t-r Sc't.r atr~'a d. ma ~" as
ss>tu h1f .a1.Hl fet Aoush Of 'hS Of
,hs I'D se~son \ u7a cx tron, th.1c. u:h m y.
stvan nd ha,f az, ehes; thes"~ tat 7s-!ss WI
'he porh "a ih- al re o.aa qnns-r e'oo III
re aa' n r. of"e LIZ. to pint nos na,dst, a
o. III. sald hAetont quaf+tr $-rt'or: and th we*
rAsa }s1 lae nd neT.h Hre, hr p ee ot e~tnns
eanln9 orle Na1l.t 10 sever tn t
,,sht o. -. ov-E r1np % 'hs sad an' to h1:ar,
Fs~s N NTH hereta xv1nte Ae<see - th-
:;-n,.. x.stFo q G.@es'. b. sos co"k Csu::gc -
naC,a-J, h~r heirs and asl<a. i" AL sm'stA, l.,
/ lhe tpsp. ~ n sAd ncrx.ts n 'xt'nasd.
| 8tR %TLu i. LQuMi6 Mort 'akcs-
| VIZ a. Fusrkz. atty. 1,v4 erss :
, 1860-06-14
nFMOVAI-Tbe United St ate

z T17 tn H9 { 4l1Ieu NL1tEE
H. Fxrrss. CcHnaoy harf tits y rncov-d thr,r
r. s.t,n Il Dearborn 10 la Lake apJ "a "a. IL
II ~ ,,ec;s hss1Gx lake G, TX .sote II.
Sut ancc :ke rect vi f 1ts r d TIE feT
"a tx s:rc.t b ,e-sr % <u'rank f.l1tt
However, .uld nebes r dF' ed ." !; Ask s'' eet
husne.s for ir "a liz yeats cau1d MI b. In tuc
irvstta'H1 sn"ur nature 70 fetu ct ~ r. go AG
~ Cur freud. onss"uet: + ,he4 sy nd ~ s..n -
tsrkf. a. vii 40 it Of con,pzuy .'ee hours
..,;H &C. ~ in II h. uttJce fT.{u 1:3o l.. Moi u:
funf4 cso8 stk4b ~ H. Q.IOAt =. AEEav
, 1860-06-14
maebtuerp, Narnmare, sc.
FAY & COM P a n Y s
Machinery Depot,

CHICAGO. ILLINOIS.
HIVE the Larse. and Best Assortment. Ct
STATIONARY STEAM ENGINES
AND BOILERS,
PORTABLE sTEAM ENGINES.
SASH AND MOULDING MACHINES,
WoadTorth P!ansng Machines,
WITH AND WITHOUT MATCHING.
Doane's Patent Resawing Machines,
Doane's Stavo and Barrel Machinery,
Doane's Heading Lathes and Joiners,
Doaue's Shingle Machines.
SOFA Western Agent. for the s.:e Of DUFoE cos Gel
Dutch Alli1er Brand
BOLTING CLOTHS.
La.ge stock constantly On hind. Also,
BART 4 MUNYON'S
PATEST FLnrKlNG A,D Gsisr MILLS.
Leasl.ex and Rnbbo- Ne. ting, Lacln9,
Packing, &c.. DC.
At the VERY Love caah P1soea.
#. ii. DIANE. AGENT,
mylles7l1y 132 Clnk-st. chtcako.
, 1860-06-14

nENTAL DEPOTN CHICAGO.
WESTERN BRANCH HOUSE OF
j MES s. w Ea 1 r e :,
6. Il. T1E0HAM, MaxAox13
tQ4 Randolph Street 102
Constantly furnlas.ne every variety Ct Dental tne,chan.
dike. ine.udnc i1cit untiTallad
rom RCEL.4YJF TIE TH,
{awardsd thirty .hrz psrmtuus" IN he Cned StMes md
Eurnoe.l Gold and I'm Fols. Gold, Slvr' ad fat!nuu
F.ae wire Ore. ting In t,ums1tf o0ce Furniture.
La1Lcs, to.ucdum Whesn, Rolling aa1ls, Dc; Tessna
fs4-tiS -n4l, AnAH u @t1
, 1860-06-14
Gr:ria1 Autife8.

~ Heath and Long 1i!e.-3fany
ssd*zr peoaa Of both sees VII, fesl that thsy need
sonrthns to reinforce tas's psost,se .y.ea arc arad
70 resort to osdpay sttuuant because they know The
1saopSa5 excitement thoS produce s followed tr terrible
pfostaton rredsely wha: thsy require Is srpn4sd IN
AosTETTERS STOMACH BITTER, This 9rrAs
restorative combines the tonic s.en:a they ueed II W
oeneat' "nos MON ntuy Sn, rzoan.n,. The ssenfsaM
fr.sta rSElhs. xna iac-esses GaT " daF. hs Bitten
taken rcRulasls in conformity whtac drecoas On The
botte That health uty " ersr*j snt HE prolonged
p III use. there Il nauue1 Of tout We commend Il
ITO al Who tIe1 from Dyspepsia, II aThea, o'se1stry
general deby xnd shs natural dtexy Consequent upcu
Cd are ts1dGu9w
, 1860-06-14

70 Meyers Miraculous Vcrm'n Dis
ccssr be odes and tes' ronedy for Extern mating RATS
sad MICE cockRuAcHEs. BCGS. ANTS, MOsQCl.
TOES. fLtAs, Motifs, GnAlN-NoKMs and GAR
DE< INSECTS.
81 Prlt c4na1 Otpot III Broadway, New 1o,k.
Sod ty i urRi II cyerfwhere rvaenstn4v,
, 1860-06-14

ITO TIH AFFLICTED DR.. VIM.
/ n. STANTON. formerly Of Abar,y. r. r. fs:e Il
sof To- St.cer ding .,assc .exs strnc! ~
aad et.ts sFSs 4 a,'eao"o given 10 LII
csI' " T. D.: c'nenntat oh3e z
tlb4uy. n. T.; NJ. VI. HI. bufhn. ~ seEt-
, 1860-06-14

IL NasaCerrctthe Ro.ehn Gemss.;y voplh l .aaounce
an oit,tmttaT{ Los. Th+ Cen%Asy can BE- reached y
IL Pink Eosa ~ G.sea q1 ~ sy Kpsa ~ M p
Ensth CinrE End Ne1u through 8ownsbvat:hI u
tssCGitaFo And axsukee Railroad tn sAuoe
For At thu oct Of
No, ~ f:!krk strAsf.
, 1860-06-14

CAu nn ropsul,e xct personally by letter. In fcKaf
70 Al di.a. which he With unpr cdcused succesa
en- n,ttrl. He Cares Chronic {4sta Ct 1scAse.
INV EcueIy. .ueh Aclrnus and Ncu'ae1c AEe ont,
JJs<a-rs Women. Al fofna Of ec-atn1L Dyspepsia,
tors at o. Skin U1.cau4 And Tubettulue A.
{sctsou Including Pulmonary Eonsahrt on, Kheumaan,,
F4salv.t, Et Ipy, Ashn'a 6at heu1n. Kenlitcnt And
INT r1utteut FcvCIn D?te1l ~ Of Children, At.
II has nrd i've p1ae1ioe and wonaes sacooaa
IN Tho tte4.:et nj CT
c+s-s-cERs,
which be clre% without the knfe.
Reue1brr tt Docprd moi promise to cure a!l ftaRt
IF D!ssaleA W.it ALL niscz CrGAHtK taken X
sasenn au erAGEs 1orr tu&r T.. bic thi
week to-day. not Tomorrow; hen&e tic d&tge
Ct de1a5. -
DFFiCk 17k Sti. t:I.AEk STRIFE.
A,A4.&al1v Cor. Cix xnd Nntyua l., Cn1t4So. II.
, 1860-06-14

Hy- The South can repeat The boast oispaz.
Il. that ahe "raisea" n>t1-for sale.
, 1860-06-14

onsu1 os the Grand pneav of Saxe Telas The puehes
i Brunswick md SA1eotha and TIE sTee ely Of Frank
fort and by tpec att Of several states authorized 10
tor fo1ne! c.tlzfs. 9! AVS fElA. RAREn, BAVARIA BAEAlA
WiFTEIKkRG. OLbENEERG, Sc ss7rAwiy
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-10-24
New Clothing House.

AS will be seen by their advertisement
in another column, Messrs. Minshall 4
Paddock have just opened a magnificent
stock Of clothing in the elegant new build
ing just completed for Mr.. MInshall imme-
diatcly west of Potter's Hardware Store on
Wabash street.
As the exterior of the building is the
most elegant in the city. it is the determi
nation of the proPrietors to have the inte-
rior of the building to correspond in every
particular. so that not only the building
both without and within shall be the most
elegant business house in the city but that
their stock of goods shall be the most at
tractive in the city. And who that is ac-
quainted with Mr.. Minshall can doubt for
moment that this will be so. His admi-
rable taste. his just and commendable am
bition, his long experience, his extensive
business acquaintance. and his ample
means, will enable him to make his estab-
lishment not only the most extensive in
variety. the most elegant in style. and the
most excellent in quality, but will at once
place him at the head of the clothing hou-
ses in this city.
Other houses from his example will
doubtless be led to improve their stocks
aud their styles, and thus the clothing
trade of the Prairie City will take a higher
position in the mercantile world than ever
heretofore In behalf of the proprIstors
We invite all the world and the rest Of
mankind to call aud examine their goods
aud to leave their orders, which shall be
promptly filled.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-10-24

A Coon TINE GESKRALLY.-Ths Repub
licans and Wide Awakes had a good and
soul cheering meeting last night though
the attendance was not quite SO large as
usual. Several short speeches were made.
songs were sung, enthusiasm was Inspired
and a goOdly number pledged themselves
10 60 to Marshall on Friday, to cheer the
souls Of their brethren still in bonds.
Among the speakers was a Bell man,
who being called upon made The speech OF
the evening. We regret that wo cannot
give verbatim report of it as it abounded
with good sense, rich vein Of hamor, and
was rapturously applauded.
Speaking diffusion he said, II have al
ways been in favor of fusion. had hoped
they would fuse in this State, Just to see
the thing burst up as it has done every
where else. 1t would be interesting to see
procession of the fusionists with their
respective banners and notices. There
goes a Bell man with bis banner inscribed
No foreigner can march in this crowd
Then comes squatter with My gur-reat
pur-rinciPle and Unfriendly Legislation !;
next banner inscribed Slavery extension
and the bred Scott Decision 1t would
be beautiful sight, and would last until
they had marched nearly a square, when
he thought the fusion would bust up"
Altogether it was good meeting.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-10-24
I,ve,yr v,ro wlao A,yano.,


A meeting for final arrangements viii
DO held on Thursday night at Head quar-
ters, when every Wide Awake and live Re
publican In the city should be present.
Tom Csrwin will be at Marshall and we
owe II 10 our brethren OF Clarke 90, 10 send
over large delegation. As this Is proba-
bly, the last time we shall DO called upon
TO turn out until our great leader Abraham
Lincoln shall have been declared the
choice Of The freemen Of this nation for
President. Our brethren Of Clarke have
worked vaIiantly in the cause against odds,
they ara fighting glorious battle not only
for Abe Lincoln but for one Of Lincoln's
best friends, Lyman Trumbull, whose de-
feat as u. S. Senator Is considered by the
Illinois Democracy rs second only to the
defeat Of Lincoln himself. Let us 20 over
in numbers and cheer their hearts and
strengthen their hands in their brave
struggle against the Amelekites.
Let all therefore who love the cause and
who can possibly leave homo for one more
day come up to Headquarters on Thurs
day night and arrange to go and devote
one mere day to the proud triumph that is
spreading over The land.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-10-24

DoS'r you WANT TO FUsK WITH THEM =
Just now when our Democratic adopted
citizens are being urged to fuse with the
Bell and Everett men, IL may be interest
ing to that portion Of our fellow citizens
10 know how they are contrssted by the
Bell organs with the Anglo Saxon upper
crust Democracy. A Missouri Bell.Eyerett
editor speaking Of the manner in which
the different parties will approach the
polls on the 9Th Of November, in Missouri
says:
The Douglas man will think TO himself,
as he walks along. there is ono chance"
Tor my favorite, and I will vote for Bell
and Everett, Just TO assist in flooring
Breckinridge and Lane. The Breckenridge
man will make his way TO the precinct,
rolling a quid in his mouth, or smoking a
ten center, all the way eogitating the good
OF his country, and coming to the conclu-
sion thst the only way to do good, will be
TO vote for Bell and Everett-and at the
same time 10 defeat Douglas and johnson.
The Lincoln man will sneak up, with an
old meerschaum or FIVE center in his
mouth a strong scent Of sour krout in his
breath, and pair Of wooden shoes on his
feet, cast bis vote add then retracc his
steps.
The allusion to meerschaums. sour kaout
and i've cent cigars shows where this rep.
resentative Of the chivalry expects poor
men to vote who cant afford "ten centers.'
Don't you want 10 fuse with such lord
lingsf