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, 1860-04-05
Specific Dut1es--EIome valuation.

We hare wondered that our speakers and
writers aud the makers of our laws for the pro.
lection of domestic industry have confined
| themselves SO much to the question of higher
| duty on imported articles. The question ol
specific datles IS ore Of Eas. Importance, and
| one who does not wish to sanction fraud.
We hare thought that this single principle
was not everywhere understood. It goes to the
Tery heart Of the subject. IN at ralorem tariff
protects precisely 1cere protection ia lfast need<d
and tUitholds it toAtre most nftitd On the other
ctsely where protection is needed. If now it
be granted, as the Democrats in PENNSYLVANIA
always have granted, TINT in laying tariff for
reVerue it is SO to discriminate is to grant
prolecfiuu, there can be no excuse for SO LAYING
tariff aa not to project.
To illustrate: suppose that iron is selling high
Say ss1 4 son-we lay an dd ralortM tariff Of
twenty per cent. This would bring the price to
59j. suppose it falis to $50, the thrift would
only raise it to $50. Now lay specific tariff Of
so 4 ton, with home valuation. Iron at $50
would sell for Sle9, but ut $50 it would bring
SO: that is, at the high rates this specific duty
#oul1 and twenty-five per cen:., bu: at the low
1atc it would udd forty per cent. And the low
or the price sunk, the higher would be the rate
PCT cent. granted BY the specific duty. It is a
sliding scale in the right direction; the al ralo-
Tt1 tariff is sliding scale io the wrong direc-
top. It protects when protection is nut need
ed; it refuses to protect when the manufacturer
is in danger Of ruin.
We ask again: are those who are in faror ora
tariff merely for revenue willing, in laying to it,
TO discriminate for protection, In other words.
aretbey willl.y. not directly but incidentally,
to protecty Ii so, why refuse the princiole
Which does SO protect, und pcryerse1T force
principle Of tariffs which Injuries every one and
doex no one auy good!
I'VE are g'ad TO see that Mr. Sherman ispress-
ing his loan aud tariff bill upon Cong, esq. Let
the country demand its passage. The Govern
ment must hare money, aud especially if the
Homestead bill be passed, the reliance must be
On customs for revenue. The principle VIC ad-
rocatc works good every way. 1t tends to re-
press the importation Of high priced fabrics,
and yields revenue in the rtght manner and
from the proper suutces.-PAi{adttphia Buie-
fta
, 1860-04-05
THE GREATEST WONDER OF
l. TIE NINETEENTH CENTURY.
Prof. Woods Hair Restorative

Lister e y: We of #: fra:s xtns.t,sn i
e. s'aas s. u T. ,s E v s ut
es,.n: from sc!.aI,e SQUIRE j .::3e:s"s a:e
ieEy from ttc press:
At:s=on cs'ilt few months sncc liz, h-iy brsetci4l
e1r, 10 u yu: Els re,tnr4tiv !!rei to ak~ aI-
IT, ssy ws nv wE g.ss M ss1 o sse ss!ae
character. sDe th:ce months elc procured snttlc u
PsS5 Psva ~ x4 ss IT, Il os ,%c ,sea
have siHce procured an1tIcr t":. IT which have u..d
so%e l,s 81 now s:ry to r ;*;sa that r. ~
face. and my ,ais a: its atura1 clc and e.
!eve anfe sof ast s:ais Ia: s ecn lsorr for twcn-
lie .se Of dywo years h.. ss il vii lhc same srft +
TIE a,o9s not'c- den que !" q! yonr valuable
per dlrectlon* viii not c'.triict ny
statements. citizen Ct ills city and rs.ltrAt here
one lere aud .Ic;n1r t'wis. 1 u.e ;on LAY ,ass x
s.t - ST yas's q 8
WOODS nA,r NJ! e4s1tsah s3i:1TisE: IT, = 's's'
Professor Wood. -Ust i1avlue had tic misfortune
T. s IT, ,s+ s x 2oen e.! f ~ 3 :S s :sss Ct u
very ;:,ns 'ded. My hi: tice and Esossy. and
r. s: :ssS sE obi z xo y @ SSs the
Tie ande; sns1, Iiev, i. K nex. IS m.ai.tr i. :s:u
T., III 9'a r.tos Tie r .:; s.. st soo
vef1si!g beloved. Nm. DYER.
p.,,..,-w.., H,+Sxsss:gi !, ss t4n i: Is5::
has beeu -1ce.::ft III ~r l':.'nn'ann :andruG aa1
trorlcd ffo, ny cI.:i sat 1,s ala rs.:orcs nv nsI1
wch r. ess;,:s :, + :.; s""r hsss n.y.
ptoo't5 :; ~; ;;!sstssS: q .sSs; s..
D1ussh and F:scs doods lis.i<rr I ' '' W ~ nS s'
, 1860-04-05


The population of the United States can bt
estimated with some cYactpess. in adrauce NJ
Tue census. from its natural multiplication and
lis regular Increase by immigration. II this in.
crease IN the past ten years has been oaly as
RAPID rs 10 tho ten years previous, our popula.
tlon must now be 81 $50 ,S0a; and If it has been
IN Tie same proportion Nv that from 17o0 tn 1e0l
're lave a population Of 3l,17S, ,9os, If this iu.
crease shall 60 nn as it has done siacc 1870. cur
population 'n 1870 will be 4l,9l5.4Gs; in 1850,
!'5,S33 Us3; in 1s3l, 75.s52 $40; in lyU0. 1Ul..
s3s, ,:97, aud in 1850, AT ,159,G'0.
It Is Interesting to compare the growth in
population OF the different parts of tic Uuion.
IN l... the Mississippi Valley had 90, $50 i'll
habtants; while there were 3,70s,11G ou tie
Atlantic, and 1G,43l on tie Gulf Of Mcxico.
There was not single pioueer west of tic Mis-
s'ssiprl. In 1850, there we're l17,a7l inbal,i-
tantS on our Pacific Coast; S,G4l,1j4 in the
Mississippi Valley, l2,s29,759 in the Eastern
States; and 1,7o2,s92 in the Ssates east and
vest o. tue mississippi bordering on the Gulf
uni.a were in the Mississippi Valley. SIS in
tue Eastern States, aud 7.3 IN the South. Thus
Is tue political power Of the country ceuter;n.,
in tic Mississippi Valley.
The foreign emigration in the last ten Years
has been more thuu 3.0vU.000. We have now
a"h'e population OF abuat aG,5p0,c0o. The
slaves number less than 4;00o,'u0. The free
negroes, numbering about 501,h00, arc found
alike in the free aud SLAVE States. Their ip-
crease is not rapid, but it is uniform through
out the South. In 1850. there were as5, 900 Of
them in the South, and 10000 ia the North.
The States w!iic!. have increased the most in
population from lS40 to 1850, are Wisconsin,
Iowa, Arkansas, Michigan, and Illinois. Those
that have progressed tie least in that time are
Vermont, New Hampshire, Snutl, Carolina,
North Carolina, and Virginia. or these. Yer.
mont is tue slowest, and North Carolina the
quickest in increase.
The greatest increase Of population therefore,
is seen in the Central States, especially in the
Northwest and Southwest, winch ars conxe-
4nentiS', to ihut extcnt, appropriating tue d.
creasing political power Of the East-Giote.
, 1860-04-05

Mrs. BATES AGENCY OF
11 F1CE FOR DOMESTIC SERTAN7s,
Ill VTashlnGson Street. III
Between Wells sud LaSslla, Chle1tp.
10 CHRIS SENT tom tn o@te without printed eaed
, 1860-04-05

Il letter from Tnrin, in tue Upiaioae .Aat;ou-
dtF, contains the following:
."Nespo1ftan emgraHts are beginning to ar
rive in the rrst Of Italy, in numbers nearly as
great Us these from yeneta. Several arrive at
Genoa every day, and nearly all are persons dis
tinsuished Tor their superior talrnts and social
position. With respect tu the question Of an-
ncxation for Central ttaiv, a person Of whose
ycracity hare no doubt, assures US that it is
the intention 81 IL great majority Of the Knrnag-
nese to tarn Isott4Ganta rather than fall ayuin
undtr tie f;orernment # The P1pe in any i1m
whatever"
The Vienna Police have only recovered "a. 900
HORNS among the assets Of Baron van Eyratten,
being but IL small fraction Of his plunderings.
His son got oil, ria hamburg. to America.
One of the performers in the horEid tragedies
Of the RobespieTre period, has just met dismal
end, at the ase Of II. 4 vagrant and bcggaz
for the last fo1ty years, Lazaretz, better known
rs 1ab!'tz L. B"r5u, sought and got shelter this
week at the tireside Of peasant in the hamlet
OF st. Synphorien, near Lyons. Left alone, be
was strack with epilepsy, and fell headlons into
the brazier. lie had been factotum to tue mis-.
cFcapt Carrier, in executing the famous Aoy-
adts ut Nantes, when hundreds Of Iretons were
plunged into the Loire in patches aud hand
culle1.
The following obtained from an authentic
source, is related Of narou Drcnier, tue French
Minister at Naples. 4 few days back, nc went
10 the palace 10 have au audience of tie King,
but was kept wai!ing long time. and ut last
was told by one of the cnurticrs tl,at " Ills Ma
jesty had been sought for, but could not be
with smile, "tf,as Ills Myj:sty is Iost:' NO.:
remarked Sehatelli. also smiling. "he has only
mistaken lis way.' "Let US hone that such il
the CASE" answered the Ambassador.
The Florence correspondent Of the IImts
gircs graphic account Of the voting on the an
FAn%H fif1k1s H.
, 1860-04-05
Meeting of the Sard1nIau Parliament.
from the Paris Cons,ltutlonne!1

4IA1s Auc10aTs March Is. 1EG0
The meeting ftha Sandman Parliament wi1t
not, IT is said, take place till the l2th Of April
The King intends, WHEN the expression of t],e
wishes Of the population Of Tie Ro1naeaa is
made to him in u few days, to deliver Speech
in whicl, he will declare that he rostpones biz
acceptance for the present, adding tllat necotia-
tions have been opened for the purpose OF rec
onc!ling those wishes with respect for tie rights
Of the Holy See. Unfortunately these necotia-
tons will not. it is feared. lead to any result.
The crisis will. therefore, be only postponed for
lew days. The annexation of Central Italy to
Piedmont Is everywhere accepted with The
greatest enthusiasm. This great event will be
celebrated here by teAs Of all kinds There will
bs Grand representation ut the Theatre ROYAL.
at which the King will be present, accompanied
by the members Of the Provisional Goyern-
meata, who will come to Turin for the purpose.
At tue end Of the week, his majesty will. II il
said, leave this capital, and make tour in the
provinces which hare voted for anuexation-
one Of the first acts of the Government. A. soon
as the annexation shall have been declared will
be TO open loan Of one hundred millions, me
half Of Which will he negotiated abroad, and the
other subscribed for ut home.
3he ggciat Castle, of Turin, of the 18th.
publislet addresses to the King, alt numerous.
y signed, from the clergy Of The Vatsassina.
Crenaona md Piacc1za, expressive of their con.
ricton that the question oil Roparna is ante
distinct from the interests Of religion: they con.
ci,itle with professions of devoted loyaltr 10 thr
throne of SArdipia.
, 1860-04-05
SOUTH AND NORTH; Or, LII.
~ FREsHioss NEcE1rEn DrR1So T11r TO
CrRA ASn TUE SOUTH.
BY John s. e. Abbott,

VOICE O. TEE PErts.
From the New York 1ntepe-dcut.1
Inc VERT BEST 1snK ON SLAVERY I.tCEo. Sound
1udeiou: kind. ChE titan. and nr: timely and fa;thfu
II 1uthns tthcarxes In graphic way
the m'asurcsn nj violence which '
s"czHEnN tGGEEssox" las Of late 80 srs4ematt-a!y
ntftucd %u, willie coEt tnninR tic .eal f John
EoWn lie shows that his heroic befdca!a for the op.
pfsrd puts to the onward fasy Of the l for on.
preston. let tue fDne af the ,o while candid frank
aia! 1aauy. II alwxys kind and gentlcman'r;
NOT sEG1IoSA1 HIT XhATkRsAL not paIssn Lut Chris
tian. e pnnt TIE South SIMPLE remedy Tor exist.
lns ev!a y substituting wages lie , f1ee liz: fos
cos.ced tul. 1--we "
lFrom the New York Tr;tunel
IL. animal descriptions 1hd the f1nkrcx and cnrI..f-
y Of IT, tone ART adapted to give favorable reception
to, Exsn Wild 1e~ae': ~o dde1 et Widely ffca a III erin
t"!cs to which Ills vol-me Is tcroc as The fn;r:t In
Tteh they arr discussed Though tiy lar afnsse tc:-
Ntt M oppns1t'an from o=t regard s'Ie,re the ly
6t safety Will stc.rr wIdr rrcGatio7 nuloEE
1Hf FEssHss or GEE1toN Throughout the cour t,y.
lFfoH: the Atlanta Gal Enafc1cssty.I
IL h2 cnSTEs fTIHlE ABOLITION F1opCCT1oE. written In
Of The yeure. '..'
From the Detroit Christian Her.,d.1
= tasn'ahes vALCAnLE IMPORTATION On the questions
Which low a.!ta.r y country.
tnn abe 1iarfut Evening Ffess.1
se Impressions lt1e sut1 woud bc e..yt l.y at,v
ht'htsf. f4irinLded Northern inaa. IT Is wAEx urcT
ELOQUENT. '@'
From the New York otseryey1
The book l. In:eueelv ard aroHe.y Abortion
,o.,,. ABBEY i ABBflT. FutIis!4frs,
'n4l-u'oes2lM No. lta Nasal stteef. n. 7.
, 1860-04-05

~ having been mate hy Ftrn1rd Z. teeb1e* and tO-
s&ph TAN. In tr payment VI poFtlnn If certain mnea
sp.eaet IN 'wo cet4In n.vrssxe teeds executed BY them
on the sF11h day VI June. D. II nuttxnxs
deed. mottkaEps 10 .he undersigned: "a b, c.tasty haie
uElif written the tsfh alh Chicago
sd K'ck Island E%lrond VI .scton NO. t"a; 10 III
sa'p No. three s.. noh VI M. &
Of tr til r! principal a,, stu4e In tssty r.inty
Stat: Of !Inos: m!oE1<r nt Ia tie Rx ntr. a.
Of s1d eodaiy IN Box S1 lwo. pakc i've hu.istu aid
nine And re other q saa tn"ttsast' n"ft r. I" tho
west of seeuou thirty tsa. iulI,y.
four tSi} nust IT r4uke ,rvsn IT, VI ,e hrd prnai.
pa1 meridian. In the county au1 >Ls AZ re.s and whlSk
Iatter mortgage rscni. la sad Ece !a No. Tvs
pa6e i've hu4uresI ami twclve.
Snw. Therefore, |. l.. T. Paine Feer Master IN Charcery
Of c,k county and Specal InnsroErt the purpo+eA
rcci In .d naf xaEts. ii! III pursuance with Tn.wt
therein and Thereby y seslc ss =. pu"le a*etin
c>h to the highest bitrr al e an dor ii the cuuzs
Aous* in he cts Of ea: county Of tnok and satr q
HlluOis. he th dRv q: April, 4. y. f6u otsk
IN the IT xd day. tal pa1c-n rs.l afatc.
much an such prFons thereof b nsess.sry tu
mate T. balance Of monies seeuca hy t+ s1:d
respectively. with the tosts AI eus Of aiu air Ths
lands In each mortgage liable unly fur The monies
thereby secured. and not 1cr the none. secured
other Inorxaxr, Lie. PAINE FREEK,
AAtsF in Ch2nceIy Of Cook enuuty. An1
Special Commissioner.
r1DaN NAtNh n.h& .
, 1860-04-05
TAYLOK.S LANDLORD AND TIM
ANT.

Treatise On Tie American Law Of Landlord and Tenant
embracing tic Statutory Prpvl.lons and Judela Decisions
Of the several United States In reference llc.ro with
lection OF rs csacn1s. ry Jo#s N. TATLor Esq Third
edition. resited and muca enlarged. Is co
-Ths 1sn learned and valuable treatise npoo tha Arnc,1
7n lsw upon this sut3rct.-kcnta Cam. vol. III.
From tho examination which .re have t.cn a.ie IN
make OF the book, should thInk that Mr. TayIor had
been eu!uenay successful In the execution OF lii pla
'e cla:se. e letters and tie hrct complete md psac
tczl book. Law Report :. *'"~
There are Few work. upon arr hratch Of legal science
the a,mc snac. n91c full uad ttal summary or mute
reliable Than Ia to b" found In this volume thc
Stite3, - N ~''">"
practical lucid ard comprehensive treatise upon IN
branch o. Legal ec'enc- adarc this country
aacciLcy deveiopf:E the Of exhibiting
~ ~ GuS' 1fEa1 tenan ws those
ably supplied York Evenins Post.
, 1860-04-05

NJ Z " L y 1 r I O N S
, 1860-04-05

avg x-tn Chanetry. LYNN Hal1d ". james 4 Bisney
ro.'e1 i:s ra'n & e Z S,an ju' uy4 K.ish. a,saa
hn ssals. toaleS -h. nsakt y, 4 Aarr"t Al r4ns
u; Ctsrsf Alex .ndes Nc l"w.!L Ezra p. McC4ss a.a
to ForttlAse u. nr4:e. ~
Pac n'tce il nrlrby Siven that IN purxu.nee OF s-
cte.a1 of1e etefet 10 tic kose hr &Neth dat
Of seh. L. Lie tra >cuts Master In t't ancsrY 4
sna toaIt w' oa lht twelfth {.t Iay April, l. D.
A aue: on t. The h: her for II tie no.th Goor
o1 The toa How In ths city " thta4a. sL touptv
n's;sM =. nIs tt to max the .y dGe upen
S!&l dFr:ee w int md eu.s xtuts In .e a1tv ~
Ch!casu, In Tic County took aud stls OF i,uoi. H.
Th-Los ne T. l!oek >i1ty'iour ts4 LII vi, in
lS~k etxhty.re Isl lM t9l lu bpek t}rLiv.
!~a s.. all Of sal Lots BACKS. l.tuatu Wing aut
o<rk ii kuAstf Aather And Kobxft. .lI. u ttx fows
u Chicago. ikt ~ta}r-r
Master in Chaaerry Of tho superior Court ef chea.c.
dated CHE 4@o. Masrh issh, 1s+4t. n,n1Yt%AIit
, 1860-04-05

Il. STANTON, formerly Ct A1b.uy. \, f.. late of
1aek,u Ach's4n. ha. Permanently located IL ChlcsE5.
dn al! s.ats sts:.s Parcaar s'tca;son evsn 10 he
KxrErxscnf.-frof. 4. Cn.t.*. u. H.. Cincinnati Ohio
J: D. Friend ~ - kew fosx 4, ". kusseuI u b.,
Albany, y: T.: II. II. Hill. BufAlo. New ferk.
mh11bese TN
, 1860-04-05
@rcss 4 Triihtt1tt.
FOREIGN ITEMS.
lby Me DAya:!a.1


Pans. fsiday, March IL. leo.
II is thought that the Prince Of Carignau will
be Governor General Of Tuscany, unless, in.
deed, the Imperial idea OF separate State-an
"autonomous one-be carried out.
There is great 'vratl, here against the Pope.
nm told that his Holiness tlas issued another
circular shll stronger than the Entyc!icol on tic
Romsgna affair. hare not seen the document,
but i must be very strong to justify heremark
said to be made ID d very high quarter, tt Vt the
Pope would, from the manner be vas going on,
soon 1naks the famous pamphlet - Le Iape ct /.
Go"grts" truth. THIS means that Of oil his
States Rome only would be left to the Pope. and
the only occupation for him aud the Cardinals
the contemplation Of the stars and of ancient
monuments, prayers in the churches, DC. Let
ters from an ultfa.ultramontane writer now in
Rome state that the agitation is SO great rs TO
make it doubtful whether eren the French army
will be able to restrain it much longer.
hear that the second moaitoire, OF warning,
which Immediately precedes excommuu,cation'
has been sent to Turin. After certain interval
the bull casting forth the Sandman monarch
IRON the communion Of the faithful viii be
issued.
, 1860-04-05

THlCAGO TYPE FOUNDRY
Printers Warehouse
so.....,.,WAHlEOTor STEEET,eo
oH1cACc.
The SUBSCRIBER II prepared to 5u:1h Type IN l.-,a ~,
sal!quanc from suPerso. quaisJ of metal fo1
ether cash4I }ape9 ue also SUPP l2e With
nece.asy colrlete prnttsk Office. sew specinsn
hnok ready for and will a.rt 70 paytIts
wishing to order on Application.
nh1st@es u l.. Hf,lN3E 'r7sanr--
, 1860-04-05

CrATE OF ILLINOIS, County of
~ Cook, 5S--supcros CnnH " III cazo. ne ;su.
lsd0-Fhilelas J" Gatss. hs"-r amer, Arch slau
sazausl q. tustek Henry McAnsy and D-1t-s S0rrs-
Psuon Msctanss Len. aaaay!s Of The rsl.xnee
Of eanuei T. Bardek thu .xfenants above nsned
having dlcd "a thu oEee Of as ca.k " saia sapssas
ot Or Ch!ozo notse hsreoy tivan to ,he MD samuel
Court The 9Th DAY u October l.:2 md SUMMONS
thsEsason issued out Q! sad Cou anss sA ua:euda4ts
se!urnaale tha tssk Monday November l ~ L. ~
!a* required. Now, you, the aad san7el o. Bur
Gut ofthcaso of Cox Counsy On hs rst 1.Y II tha
te N thereof be holden Ch,aRu, l.! .ald County o.
ht DIST rond4y II June. .6 and plead, lsmur
u &e raid ps& p4tion, th same aud natters and
nks sherrt sal aed will b. tkrn ascon:esse
aa:It petition. " EiMHt II i.is,f
tAaw.tt s.s SN17a TaoxAs, Conpits 5ot1..
, 1860-04-05

C3:m1s@1H1i. At 0:avTH promptly attended to.
The p..creIr STOCKS r EonI, tet s for sa!e viii
3e leF:ttfd fer " re:nrn NAL. Eh34.1E c579
CRAWFORD, SHARP s. CO..
~ tAIoETEES AND DEALERS:n IN Csccke,y. Ga1s
Is. Ware No ica Lake r:tFfr. Chcnxo i'll .nt.7 aS1v
, 1860-04-05

Cosnsv-lu Ch~neery ~ ~-
Geo!, e I. Winter ". William ". lsow4elu. It, IL.
futGs nnt'ee |. hereby given that l.V.r.ne F,rs-
Naier IN chaueesy If Eook Cou.s.y ta Of IluolA viii
On TIC aeentn i9y of arE A. u. ls6o 1t ten ocosk ID
{he o. s1 tay At the " rth .oes Of rio out
I'll It public auction for ea.h, shs al.<,t hdd-r tns
Natfeast 9uartruf ii. >orhss-x Q7tter IT the uth.
4s qua Ter o. Srr:Ion number thften I9l In FoRnshtn
fs hrs Y!,s S!1s !Y " Aoh of K.a:s h:s U.s. "a
OF lt>. In ths County " cook atoe.aA Sat re To- be
G7ds IN pt1.u3nte Of HI 1rter OF xats Cep;t.
L.C NSfHk fRErK
Master in Chalzasy. Cu<k County.
IL
, 1860-04-05
THE ELLlTHORPE QUARTZ
l. PULVEKIXER.

Ias s. 3aehtls the 1esut Of long and actre expert
RRs?ss: sssfs;:S Is I'D R*si
ant IT. ;s f1sasye 1s1,S aaa1 s!;s .; Cs ora New
have p:ouced Gui very snail poos o T. ia al
sss ,15 nndsf s5ese that III made mIox
. been brSnh. io sstSe M exs ay
u II. t,s!n as 10 accomplish amount Of aLot SUI
III pordeou, pFororons 0! thesa dlseared machines.
theinmeuse power EeQu!rd to work he an. ther Dit
now when DE- miner e.esywer< seeins for sems
mons compeent lanr+asinx machinery: sovthius ihas
weos1 lesa "etA iess take less power. aad 10 more
Ia introducing the Etho:pe Quartz puverizetr to
~.rEins results not Ia ed upon single expesmea1a.
ard Rsaite rocks. Tie advantages 1t this masnr a,e
l.t.-it wr'ets on.y e,opount..
a.. eu, IT, sas1ls 1anspo.te4to any remote Place.
t - tnpt n and no more Liable to ret
a., two pain Journals Of fsictt"n.
five niiuses, ii coat to exceed eae iys. Nd NV
amount q qaaz that tie e.ae wesit u q rsi atr iii
% tS faes q H. common ssampess and perform /. in
9Th II doe, reque onsfo1 nh the power la. com
~,, snGn Stamping mill docs
bcarsthe SANE relation to the stamping achne IL me
ot ass Rs5ts ma1ts1 Touring m"
Asy kd Of motive power can be attached to this n
With the labor Of two fur hou,s viii put il in
readiness for operation. ~
With theac advantages, Place tie rlII hc{ore the
lne! and feel conddr.t that bis interests vii ise
tls universal and acoptsu, "~
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te u.e In tez construction. ts Is Is no
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sutac ut Eua1Enn for the perfection every m1i1c
L5aes addressed to 4. g. ELL rfiuKfE, Chicago mn
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CTArE OF ILLINOIS. Countv of

GTATE OF ILLINOIS, County Of
~ Cock. ss.-SuneEnr Court Of Chicago. Juus Term.
ls1. William " jenkins Robert Mrrre r. Ad-t!na
Mxfrc ltfs P1luer. Anr- r. Sherman, Ihln u. kea.
ney. inc b Fher ia E. M!zcnes orlIn"n rrrnnr.
John n. HUI. Pees l;nnan tucrE:ey r. kout k1ekIA
". !ker A=d Francis ". Miller.
Of 1he nun s,ite "f J.eoo Fisher lanes
Guernsey F. kot. Ezekiel atk.r anl Fsans ". Mher.
sight of the defendants above named having bren dei in
the 0tc Of The Clerk OF nad Aun<riof Caut Of CcAo.
Sot!ce Il hereby 9vsn tn the said n-Eedcn ele
List above named thai The cn1ptar ant a.e4 his h1i 0f
complaint In salH Court the chAuceEy nde 1heEetf
on the day Of Feorssv !s*n ana that
theFeupon Buea out Of raid tnLrt xsatn.t sai
deten.ntA 1etuznahe On the d.st Monday March, ls6
as h BY law reQulrei.
Now uness you the said rr.tent defend. af1Ee
sad aa prrzoaa!y be and appear b-fnr raid eupsyoe
Court Chicago Of Conk Count. The dret day Of ths
term thereof be holden Al Chicago, IL a County.
ne Aoed.y Of June lss and plead sasver Or d.
the matters Md things therein charged and te will be
tAkeu confessed. and ecfee entered ak7laat you
conilng to the prayer Of Aalt bill.
". kIMRALL, Clerk
Goopv1a. LA1a1D i Gooow1s. comp!rs' sol itors,
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INSURANCE.
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