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MISCELLANEOUS.
Prince Imperial Champagne.
EPERNAY,
FRANCE.

Sold BY all Respectable Dealers throughout tas
Country.
This fine brand OF CHAMPAGNE, which until
the past year was confined exclusively to the best
tables Of the Continent Of Europe has now obtained
the most unbounded success and popularity IN this
country. 1t is recommended by some Of the first
Ply scisns of the City of New York, over all other
Wines, on account of its extreme purity and deli
brand. Although only one year has elapsed since
its introduction into this country, the demand is
ments are sncb os 10 ensure he me Mine
being manta lined at its present high standard. The
the sole Agents of Messrs. De VENoGE Co. in
this country.
f. v. HAUGHWOUT Il CO.,
Nos. ass, 40 & 492 BROADWAY, n. Y.
II Sold In this city by Hamilton & Leach, and
Browning & Heating. mar5-Sm
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FEMALE COMPANION.
HIS CATHARTTC SYRUP.

For Infants, Children and Delicate Females, is
certainly of the most desirable and valuable
Medicines IN the world. IL is perfect substitute
TO C1tO5Hei, acting on the Liver, removing all oh
gestInn and Dyspepsia. Althonsh IL IS as sure and
efsctual in it's peTationsas Calomel, yet it is so
delicious 10 the taste, that children Will CRY for il,
and il is as gentle. innocent and harmless as the
dews of Heaven. Thousands of mothers through
out the land will bless tee dlscoverer Of this in
valuable Medicine
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BEWARE OF MINERAL POISONS.
DR.. J. BOVEE DoDS'
CELEBRATED
VEGETABLE MEDICINES.

HIS IMPERIAL WINE BITTERS,
For the cure Of Incipient Consumption, Veal
Lungs. Weak StOmaohs, Indigestion, Dyspepsia
General Nervous Debility, Piles and all diseases
requiring a Tonic are unsurpassed They are made
of pure Sherry Wine, and aside from their medi
cinal properties, they q most wholesome anC
deiE hiful Beverage.
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CHARLES wIDDIFIELpA CO

fhOf
$40 AND 651 BROADWAY, NEW YORK,
And sold by JOHN SCHWARTZ, Druggist, As Pa
avenue, next door TO the United States Hotel, and
By druggists generally. mar h-iyrq
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.
NEW ORlEA ANS
FARE ONLY 842.6o.
Z =

Orange and alexandria Railroad
TO LYNCHBURG:
Virginia and Tennessee,
East tennessee and Virginia,
East Tsnnesses and Georgia,
Nashville and Chattanooga,
MemphtS and Charleston,
Mississippi Central,
NeU Orleans and Jackson,
TO NEW ORLEANS!
TWO DAILY THROUGH TRAINS.
Leave Washington at a. m. and D. m.
On1HibHses and Baggage Wagons leare the Ofice,
corner of SiIth street and Pennsylpanta
areHns to connect ICith each Train
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n swINDLIN6 QUACKs.
OAUTION !-Quaoks;-their Books, Cordials,
Buchu, Hospitals, Instruments or RInEsz;shuI
them gil, and, disposed TO profit br my experience
write for my private CirculaT on
SPERMATORRHEA- Its CURE.
dencs. yonr ftiepd. former sufferer, merely sIIsr
scriblnE Box 176, Charlestown. Mas.
s 10 N-D&wIy
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HIS BRANDY CATHARTIC

Is q sure remedy for COstlveness, Liver Complaint
and d. spe2sIa. They are pleasant Ia the taste;
in their oparatOn and CathRriic, entirely. sf-
Jsctudly, aud positively superOede the Of Pills,
30 nauseous and dlsag reeable to the taste.
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PASSAGE ~ itNSSqkSSdR%fNMS !. ShE 3 AND
The New York and Virginia Screw Steamship
ComPanXs new and elegant steamship 1sGs%
MOUNT VERNON apt. T. G. Smith, KEEN
will leave the CoTpa1J's Depot, Yves 49,
tern Wharves, ct ll'o'clook q. m every WEDNES-
DAY, and the Company Depot. at Alexandris,
at O'Clock p. m. same day.
Passengers from Washington and GEORGETOWN
can take the coaches connecting with Alexandra
stsamboats or railroad, whioh leave the corner OF
It'll street and Pa avenue hourly, they can leave
on the steamer from the Western Wharver at ii
O'Clock .. m.
State rooms can be engaged on application 70
messrs. Morgan Rhinehart, Western Wharyes
ture.
w Insurance will be effected on all FOODS b,
premium.
The accommodations for passengers By this line
are In every respect hrsto ass, and every effort vii
be made to render this communication with New
York an agreeable and heelthful one.
For freight or passage apply to FOwLE' .
CO., Agents, Alexandrla.
H. B. CROMWELL CO.,
se2-ly SO West St., corner Albany, New York.
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HIS IMPERLAL GIN BITTERS.

Act on thu Kidneys, Bladder agd Urinary Organs,
and a-e q superior remedy for Dyspepsia, con-
nected with Liver Complaint In ali it's forms.
FOR FEMALE DISTRACTIONS,
They are truly yalua bic, made of pure Holland Gin,
peesant and agreeable to the taste, and may be
well termed a necessary
FEMALE C0MpANION
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a WIN. Il. DOVE Il co,
AHE Now prepared to execute any orderx with
which they may be favored IN the ~
PLUMBING, GAS OR STEAM FITTING
BUSINESS,
II Store on 9Th street few doors north of p.
Avenue, where may be found com plete assortment
WATER FIXTURES. in 81 ~ H''
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INDIA RUBBER PENS, WITH DIAMOND
steel Pen, bined with the elasticity of the quill
They are incomparably the best Pens for rapio and
easy writing ever oil red 10 the pubic Gail
and examine the large assortment lust received by
the sole Agents -
PHILIP & SOLOMONS
APIS METROPOLITAN Bookstore 33o pa nv
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IL The U. 8. MAIL and ADAMS EXPRESS
are taken over this New Line.
Tickets can be obtsined at the South Western
Office, corner of Sixth street and Pennsylvania
enue, to the following points:
Lynohburg, Bristol, Knoxville, Atlanta,
Chattanooga. Huntsville, Grand Junction,
Macon, Nashville, Dalton, Columbus,
Montgomery, Mobile, Memphis, and
NEW ORLEANS.
The Steamer PAGE leaves her wharf, foot of
Seventh street, at Ga a. m and Ga pm.
IL Baggage Checked at the Office Through TO
New Orleans.
JAMES A. EVANS, Ticket Agent,
ap 13-tr Corner Sixth ST. and Pa. av.
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ID 000 GALLONS CHAMPAGNE AND
lG.OOU CRAB APPLE CiDER.-We invite
the attention Of the public to our large and well Sc
!ected stock OF Champagne aud Crab Apple Cider,
Whion we gnaIantee to be pure JUICE, and will be
Tor our spring stock. Give q call at the
Union Bottling Depot,
fea No. 81 Green st. GaOrgefown
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DURE OLD RYE WHISKY.-On hand several
iirsS brand Of Pure Old Rye VIII Ky, Copper Dis
s,lvania. Maryland and Virginia. warranted pure.
Also, imported Rrandes, Hennessy, Otard, Dupuy
G Co, jules Robins, y o.: Also, Peach and A PIP 9
CroIS Rum, and Wines Of every variety, ali of
standard brands; A choice lot of Cigars and To-
baocO. YOUNG A KEPHhRT A gent,
ep I4-ly 2s9 Pa av.. hetX 9th and 10Th sts
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THE CONTINENTAL SAUCE-Casapey and in
many respects superior to the oel ebratsd WOr-
osstershIre Sauce. To Salad ,Curries, GRAVES Som
Fish, Chops, Outlets, Roast Meats, STEAK GAM ,
Sc, IL iIhpa.t; delicate hav9r As stomachic
whole system by its gentle stimulus to the M stive
organs. For sale by KING Il BURCHELL
aP2 cor. FIftsenth str Get and Vermont Az
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This Fayorite Resort &A0
having been extensively Improved IE.H il
since last season is now ready to accom- modefs
PIC MIC and OTHER PLEASURE PARTTta
. a n inspection of the Grounds is respectable, 80
licited. THOMAS "a IfESvvu n' so
ap 4-lm pron,,;sto,
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AND JEWELRY
Ii. U. HOOD Has Just purcha sed, for cash, a
large and very choice stock of GOLD and ~
SILVER WATCHES. and, being auite fA5
anxious TO sell them off in a short time, he{zl2
vii offer them, together with his large stock Of
klCH yEWELRY and SILVER WARE AT
remarkable low prices, az 32S Pa. Az maI 81
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ERESH DRUGS AND CHEMICALS, with a
.,SaiTEe an1 vaLled assortment Of FANCY
ceived at the Drug Store of ~
CHARLES ALLEN, IA
, 1860-06-02

[F1nm the San Francisco Herald
Monday night last, Al Ching, wealthy Chi
director Of tue Canton Company's affairs, and
now chief tho Bsard Of Administrators, gave
a dinner to Judge McA}ister, Judge Freedom,
Mr. Henry uentsch, Mr. B. Davidson, Mr. Sc
lin Woodwork, Mr. Frederick Woodwork and
Mr. Thomas ". Cary- Mr. Ccavalho, the Chi
Dese Interpreter, did the honora ofthe table, All
Ching occupying seat mex: to Judge NcAllis-
t-r. For she information Of those Of our readers
Who hive never been present At regular Chi
nese dinner. we give the following description !:
The table was lid with figured porcelain, and
oruamented along the centre with large porce-
lain vases containing bananas, oranges and
apples, all very tiue, aud Of seperlor davor.
Neside each place stood saucer Containing the
tinisst ard Large porcelain spoon upoaa
up was the tiny cup full Of q species Of Chi.
1ese liquor, by way Of M appetizer. It had
flavor somewhat resembling orange peel, ned
was probably an extract from that substance.
This was followed By glass Of fine brown Can
tegaac claret, which WAS also absorbed before
any eatablss were placed upon the board.
Then came the soup, composed Of chickens
preserved By drying it in the cpen air, and
is;nglass. Ii was quite palstabls. This course
was followed by pigeons stewed with delicate
green beans. spring onions, and other coudi'
meuts Following this came a dish Of pigeons
cooked in another style. This wns succeeded
By chinese ortolans, or other small birds. The
courses followed each other in regular success
sion. until ten had been gone through With
washed down at short intervals with Cliquol
champagne and fine claret. The eleventh
course consist Of the framed bird-nests, worth
their weight in gold in China After the bird't
nest dish Of sharks fms, great delicac5 viii
the Chinese, was placed upon the table !
had rank, massy asyos, By no mesns palatablt
to side bsrbariaus. Arother course o
scmc Chinese preparations, and the Last one
consisting Of stewed duck, wound up the meats
making fourteen courses in all.
Tben came the dessert, consisting Of Chimes
| which werc served up at one time. The brea'
| consisted Of Two kinds. one in smaiI-s'ze'
loavcs, about ~ largo aud looking Just lik
moderate sized, freshly peeled mushrooms
| They were exquisitely whlta and light. Th
o her sort Of bread was in loAves Of the sam
thape, bnt about tour times larger On bein
broken open thin plastic covering made {
four peeled cE and revealed tho Light an
| snowy bread baked in layers, which detache
from auch other like separate pan.cakes- Bot
Of these sorts Of bread were slightly aweetene<
At half par: n;ne o'clock, All Ching invite
his guest 10 visit the Chinese theatre, the Ia!
performance Of tue season being then giren b
The company, who were going on q tour tbroug
the interior. Pirate boxes were provide
from whence the stage and audience could
distinctly seen. The dress circle was occuFis
would be iopossible to convey any thing like I
accurate iden of the performances, but sever
of the actors exhibited wonderful agility
their combat. scenes. At ten o'clock the cor
pany separated. highly pleased with their ho
and his entertainment
, 1860-06-02

MORTGAGE SALE-Whpreay
l Arn~ Carney. Of the city Of Chicago. lllt,o,., I'd
% the sd dav Q. July A. H. 7 b. died Of NOT
:ad 10 h; ses I'd ,xas ,sa III hs. s.
s.teE described e tea5s ns rayn,sc, M ., The ,un e va
sa e g s
seatsd BY aad Anne caIey sAh tearing ayec d+.s
saea tor he nm of t@o sasdled aoa. nd ,yate 70
4 .as e 70
s~o hundred doa's aud pAvab's sx moths af=z
1sy@sas ~ q oe = he
On r. aay. xhen the sa%e should ecco1s &c
1t 3 = 4
oi III III .x.a 81 Z Gooms Is estetos
e ghes: .t2s5
eoeeeysa q -, sfa ii IL, Set -. .hs M s1s
snae htf ii, s.si:n: ~ s1e pas: II i' aas 10
oo To- i the sSss ss, ft soos Cy
G@se of Cook County, Hso il sose u u a' u Messxt,
Sow 1hssefo,. deaat having s+cu aade;n III. pavn.n.
p. Of sh1 p.tnctl MN ea1ed ID b. IA i' ~ ot sa1
rsses ;s ~ ~ mofaS 1os ha.snx been ead .*ad M
owner et t!e .ad uo,es md not<xr. xsite Is hereby
e. It a H. t. t. :1 u, a: ss
10 oeeek IN the mo1Ias II Tue nol3h oT Of hr our
pase u to- cs,1ss s p Sss
der tor es.h tns Premises ln and sld no re con-
| r
parcels Of land .!tnat- In The q anty o{ CroS xfoIe~,H
and fno4n and d<seribed follow. nsn T. on* a" f1:d
taf Of Lo& u four "a 10 loc4 ons i, Of
Lcts three 81 aoa four Block 10. 'oe:
9uater Of @eIon thiryf ur ~ and rl M: -: in
tn ,h!.sy mae ~ no r a-xs
oss 9nalyded fou.ta *, PIT 8 ~ PVT Il n. sah
IN Tovrah th1y. nina 10 Of kanar G.:t III,
ofthe Third P1iu.1pal Aer dan oous drd aot M
II lows: commencing the wet Ire cfts .o,th.At
fractional qus.teT s.ct!eo afrcad. re ,n".r a<a
h,K t9l14} feet smith of hEc7nl.r Of
the rid Section, and rupnsus nom ta.ate ua t,
said wet Inc on. bur dred and frF7y!ouf (H ttet an1
nd half thcs thente +At PR et ~th
he aonh ef ri alt fr,et'oal quit. c'o.'o ths
aeort CT Lake MEXICAN; tatncs no {heFv on IN aLn9
tae SIT shur Of ire Lak- 70 polot nEe hundred and
seventeen and ha!f ok, tct *ut ri r. toa line
Of sht aid fractional quar'wr SsstfoE a1t III wes
pasa+lwsh the sid north eli. :hr I:aee es..a! =
containing fou- aeres more orle shes. :owrver % M
,xht ot way e.<r sszp Of II sd ana s*% hqndt.
Genu7l R.u1o.d Company b. tee Cook cou.ts 6 'cu
nc C1sy, her hairs md zaal<u In palI ea s+s III
he puIp1s h sad mcrk Y. m:atIoa. i.
| H0R 1f1o q. lOJ3fiS Mot '7kca
| HN A. PuKTu, AHY. mv.6 cl19 4
, 1860-06-02

The SCFirtureB.--Nfem0F EXfrAof--
dInary.
4 gentleman in Massachusetts who had CON-
mitted to memory large portions Of the Bible N
his youth, and who wished to induce the Sab
bath School scholars in his own State TO do the
same, made au offer of a ten dollar Bible to tie
scholar in MASSACHUSETTS,, old or young, Who
during The year from April ], 1859, to April /.
1860, should commit to memory and faithfully
repeat to his or her teacher, superintendent or
pastor, the largest portion of the Scriptures ;
alsn, a ten dollar bible to the one who should
commit to memory tho next largest portion.
The following reports Of passages committed
have been recesred, certified BY superintendent
or pastor:
Mrs. Ueisey Conant, who has been residing in
Aelrose, u lady sixty-eight 3carH Of age, has
committed to memory the entire Bible, Old and
This il certified By her daughter, and also by
the Superintendent Of the Sabbath School, and
the lady ia entitled to the first Bible.
Har7iet Ellen Bullard, Of West Medwsy, has
reci.ed Is, ,203 verses, or n.arly two.thirds the
entire Bible, and is entitled to the second prize
Charles n. Qoyes, q member of the StAte Re-
form School, has committed to memory IS s,13G
verses, and will :ecelve beautiful Bible. Lucy
n Goodale Of Northbridge Centre "recited
perfectly" i. 1926 verses, and will receive beau
Iiful Bible. This girl, according to the certiG
cate. "learned he1i scripture by rising at
o'clock in the morning, aud studying before
! comm.acpg her labors Of the day."
| Each of the following, by the bcneyolence o
| friends, are entitled to md will receive, upor
| application TO .Ir. Sargent, Treasurer Of tht
| Massachusetts Sunday School Socisty, u Corn
hill, gilt edge clasp Bible:
, 1860-06-02

It is noticeable that nearly all The competi-
tors are females. Many other certificates were
received from those who have committed less
than three thousand passages, yet including the
whole Of the fouF. gospels.
We regard these facts Is remarkable Instances
Of tho power Of application and memory, though
we feel constrained to express our doubts Of
the wisdom and propriety Of thus stimulating
the young {for most Of those who have com
peted for the prize arc probably young) to such
inurdinate tasks. Many OF those "ho we're
competitors were probably school children who
had their regular daily studies. The strain
upon ,he mind and body resulting from such
c.cise Of the memory, must have been serious
" injurious in nnnY cares.
, 1860-06-02
CTATE OF ILLINOIS. County Of

X A)Cook, s-supericr Cour OF Chlcaxo Junr Term a.
D. lan. Holden putnam John u. Ad.H+ Atta knuttt-
Public notice Is h+rehy ktvrn to tho raj: y. 4
that Of attachment Issued cut Of The ote. Q:
fourth dAy OF T. a, D. l the suit u ,h r.ni Ien
Putnan. s1d axanst the s4te Of 'he n to'n e s..ns
In "a tno sorf1 Ut cook c"nfs ~hc" w':
has b<sn returned e1eeuted Now. therete TN ,""
erfo7r the &d Superior court ef Ch!c1=, tttp'e
no nrtt day sf the term therso: u to h',.sen Il
NonLaY Of Jus A. D. lseo dye .pt<~l 's!l a.l :Its!
srstrst yeu md IN tavor Of tho sad vl.,: III. anil
aSss ef ns psrty s.ssd ,s ~ = I'll @ny y ~, s5t y
The SANE. WALt Eh htNhA!L. t3trx.
ncAr1s, AaA111s1xa i JxwE1r. ri K's Au,a.
, 1860-06-02
CTATE OF ILLINOIS, County Of

~ Cook4 S-S-SuptfoTC CouEt of Chc1<o. Au.nst Fes0s
iao--E1 :. Presclst John c. b .txe and jer.s L.
till, guardian the taid !ohn Tod e-ln thanc-rv
md that sid John Q: ,oa thh gone ~ 'h,. ssaa
having been dei IN ths oee ste Ctsk At tsli -.
petor Tout Chi sso on ne n.a.teenh in.t@ns; Srcs
0ul. thsi tha complainant ard his bill Of Coup. iEt
Against them In sid Court On IT,, Chne':y .:tt ttr >.
thereupou ssuea Of Ed Court 4xaa,t said Get. MI
1ttu1nase the trst Monday OF August next l ssl l.
bY law requtzrt.
Nov, unIes you. ths aid John G. Dcfe anil James A.
Gllia shai personally be and appear before tho Su
of he iern thereof to be hotsn It Chicago in ,s!l
County. the dst Monday Of August 1s and pfeat
tha saue md the matters and thugs therein charged and
stated VI! b talen eontessf+ aud ttrree entered
axalnst you according to tho PRAYER Of ~al bill.
WALTER klMHALL- Ch7k.
" r. = ln ~
, 1860-06-02
MASTERS SALE.-State OF I'LL

MASTERS SALE.-State OF ll(i-
le1 noIA Cook Ccuusy, e-Cook County circuit Court
N ChaactrY. John II. knzie George I. RaeA Thou
- Armstrong and James Asertl.
maaaae u dee,ees entered - .eo,e entitled ca.e
- lsth ~ Of Ns1es 1tr sSS til, e. ras
" el+1eal ~ of Jup. p 70 ~ = rns''s ra :. .s
Conrt Hnu,< IN tbs fny Of Chicago t'"aniy Of ccek,
afoTealt ten oeloek In the forenoon n sai day. Al *
tbs following described parcel Of rta! e,fat, - xt A
sh4t certain tract parcel Of land slns.u ltt Cy os
Chicago art iiy t2l}ed The Sant w. stss 7I st
hin No. thirty az nosth fVasten ,s est
oths thsa pne at!dan Les ,s q ~ III 'ff1s f,s
eudsd ~aer io4 q knEs: A:scn :" @ sa ~ "a
re!nal phi or map Of ,ald Kln1et aAon a"E On n!*
IN The oee Of the Recorder OF DEEDS 70, ne Cans o.
nae or much hereof may be neceaaV 10 nAxe ss
money due to said complainant npoS 9d Gesrt TMh eo-a
&C. - L.C; fALe1 tnAEn
f.htr, ~ Nav Il 1866 my sc t+-s.:
, 1860-06-02

tB@ Those who are Curious 70 wit
resa .hs wonderful perfection to whaeo A: ohsxa 1t ais
arager at Bachelors n. T., hr.uehs the manufac
lure of Wigs and Toupces nysa to visit his "E md
H.t ttx Hoor,a a. No. 1Sc L<ze Etrcct ard examine
these l.ous productions Of at NJ scrutiny e.a detect
the a.stci1 oa 4he nstu, Wien aAju&edto The he1d.
, 1860-06-02
A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.

~ The nnde1Igned having been tu.v a7pcintrt AL
nnl1tasrx Of the tsEata Of Eli.hA v. Taev. deceased
}1e of Cook County. Of the State OF ln% by The Cau
ty Court Of nd County has s:t the th Monday "f Juos
Eminent hi Of III caiu,s sau.s t.i e,3ste
1t vhch time the court House in Chicago. al PersonA
having any claims A&alrAt sa estate requested pA-
rent the sane for adjustment.
A1MIulstrntE.x.
T1te1 AnsI 18th. t9tQ ap:4.fzt-tt.lS4ta
, 1860-06-02
]9ress Trihutte.
SATURDAY, JUNE 2, 1860.
tFor the P1ets and Tdtune.1
SONG TO KATE,

SONG 1O AA4Es
m .,ost linn remember those sweet summer
We 50 pleasantly spent meath tie Egandsle
bowers,
Cu1]ing forget-mo.nots, and other wild flowers,
AL needless Of aeeting time-heedless Of
hours?
oh. could forever thus feed my hearts flame,
And dwell on thy loveliuess, togjours Il meme.
As gathers The night when The sun seeks the
So darkens my spirit when parted from thee ;
Thus 1olds up the daisy ia silence alone :.
To weep mid the dews when the day>god ia
And Here on the Lake then whisper Thy
Or s,ga u the summer wind, toriosus Il nse'n<.
1oy;ours l. sn<1n4, Rate, far in the wild
sec thee before me Us last when thou smi'd,
Thy roBy looks beaming affection and lore,
is glows tho May moon from the azure aoore
So spurning at greatness, and grandeur, and
dream Of thee ever, lore, sorjon's L meme:
Chicago, May 5oth, 1860.
Suggested by the late Fight for tho
Championship.
Rys5sea .;a,ss I'd s1;esse q S:as sad tG,1 Eas
%i as59y s5tst: :IS!l sRl x!;o Ssep s,'hed lp'
S'ses S'naes 81 "a 1sss ~ @hs ps,u,
Striving I: d z appi1nE man 10 man.
81. ca: that uea bruta! ,t1,.e as his,
Dody and socl a.ould slain.
3ss t.; 81 Il; si:s i: ss SssAs,. .ss
Et,in Il. linz oa on nfs l.fs ;ad auf ssa.a $s.ts;
NJ fv&TF tea1t&.
, 1860-06-02
&tlrnlttucSs &ts
@gvHE GREATEST WONDER OF
2 THE cyIrETEENTH CENTURY.
ra5f. Woods Hair Restorative.

esf p wesd ~; ~ s.oa s1.1e5 ke'le@aa e4, IT II
{, III saS:s. f such es;eae~ .st Ea.e eject vh:a
nomnE from reliable s?urcc. certificates ate Eaa1sn.
BA=E. A41u1 I1a: u. 1853:
sssuton cilet months Enre tr tstly beneficial
R6et your haf fastorave wae induced 10 make Ep.
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rr:.,. !. fifteen year, Aad an Known to nearly ersry
o. ere and td:ou!nE ,o~ls Any NE you NAY rake q
IT, siove, With nsne attached te y yoos eesaee.
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ssose t. a<. pc1on u ~ Aasf fun the effects q ths
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Any not having those words ard letters Oh tie co1ss
Ire counterfeit. and the puEha.er Rhoud prosecute the
= eller fot evindIInE.
4orden viii receive PROMPT attention addressed to
NJ At 0oue1ess Spring. sssaosa. Erw York. OF ut GET
Southern peot o. Coue1cas wa.c1 In New York city.
CLAIRE 4 WHITE,
prupr.etors ConEress SpEings.
, 1860-06-02

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Consul Of the Grand Ducay Of the DuehIea
Of Brunswick and and The fee eIsY ct Frank
fort and by Fpera1 Of several states authorized to
HANOVER, AESSIA, NASSAU PRUSSIA, SAXONY,
WIRTEMBERG DLbENBERG. DC te75-uAEiy
, 1860-06-02


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Thought uat worms would kilt 'c:n thought 80 f3r spell
Mln1 think 70 afterwards, when M and tried
1.yaaa Ta..cess |crnfuse, 't~as tie woaHs tlt died
EF-put mp Eot:,es, price ~ dimes. ss1tb by Jo1fH D.
PARE IN Lake street. Iuy5x1n