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n DENTAL CARD.
DR. MUNSQN Has returned and resumed his
third door east of Sixth, In addition tc6S
every other approved style, DR.. NJ. has set
teeth vUlosnlte Base for the last three years
and, from perience, knows It exoe.s sill others,
and is one third less in price than gold. HIS old
patrons Of Washington, Als1andTla, and George
town res pectfuliy so ioited to call. IS eOiy
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WOOD AND COAL.

TO THE PUBLIC!
60 WHERE you CAN GET YOUR
MONEYS WORTH
ITRY IT! PROVE 1T! KNOW IT.a
TRY WHAT
IL Try the PIONEER MILLS, and buy your
WOOD there. - )
PROVE WHAT
III Prove ths' you osn get your WOOD there
csesper than where IN the city and then you
:. KNOW WHIT
III Know that you get coop MEAsUREsnd
Split, AND DkLIyKRED FRI or CHkRsE.
PION E n MILLS!
SIGM OF THE ELUE FLAG -sIAH
no ls - GEoRsE PAGE, AsxxT.
.I MONEY s1 rs. SAVED m
Union Ffre-WOod Mills.
PINE, OAK and HICKORY WOOD Sawed
and Split at length size required and deltv-
ersd % Any part OF the City ~ very low prloes.
~ We call the particular attention of our Gus.
STOCK OF COAL, which We can say, without
We gGsrsntss to give sstisssesiSn S % all Who % ma,
IETOuT SAWED sns SPLIT WOOD is Kept
under cover, perfectly dry, and COAL on plank
foors, clesn and in good order. Large sales and
small profits.
TTOrders solicited at
UNION FIRE-wOOD MILLS
Cor. Sevt nth 90. and Cana,
MckNEW & MARLoW, Proprietors.
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w o o ID
10 A h
Delivered 20 au parts o. the oIty n The lowest
possible rates.
T. J. Il w. NJ. GAIT,
Ofice 2s2 Pa. sv, between llth and l2h sta,
ma I7-H north side.
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CHIcEERINe a. SONS. UNRiyAUED Pr
~ AMOS. at al prices. and oaS e II 3 see HrssfIs.
nos s96 Pa sv- between 9Th and i0sa s"'
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MISCELLANEOUS.

wis6o.a Cx.tins or Cax,sns I'll. Least Pam.
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NorIoE.-No profsSeionaI connection toih any
ous del7
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From J w. Gray, editor Plaindealer, CIeusldnd, o.
DR.. Sohlosssr has extracted seven troublesome
oorns for me without pain and with every prospect
of permanent cure. | can cheerfully recommend
him TO the public patronage. j. w. GRAY.
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

CEPHALIC PILLS, (Spalding's,)
~ Schenck's Pulmonic Syrup and Sea Weed
MeLean's STRENGTHENING Cordial, Silver Soap, ,-
Also. variety Of Coal OH Lamps DC. a.r
80 MOORE's West End Drug Store,
de IS 2w 113 Pa. avenue.
, 1860-10-04
The uuburied pcad OF syria.

The Dostou 1rdrtlier's correspondent wr;tas,
that more than ten taousand human bodies sill
lie upon the sides Of Mount He1mon, in 1ull
view from the sea Of Galilee aud the Mediterra.
mean, upon the plains Of Sidon. The ancient
rhnllicis. blnckenipg III the sun, and their
blood still cries out 10 heayen for vengeance.
Il il an Oriental custom IL leave the murder
cred dead unburiec until justice has been s=:;s.
lied, and although in Syria the effect o!the I'll.
mate upon dead bod, requires its burial with.
in twenty -four hours aftcr The departure OF the
spirit from its eartaiy tenement, these boties
hare remained unburiedand IN a complete atate
OF pEeservationi
il, the court yards Of the pa1aces, il the I NJ.
racks, and wherever the Christian has fallen,
there lies the body low, still! awaiting the r.a-
geance Of heaven upon the oppressers md the
xiayers Of the Christians Of Mount Leba:on.
Without entering into M explanation Of the
ply ssieal causes which have produced this mum.
myfeation, it is sufficient to say that. the tes.i
mony of all confirms The statement. Wolves
and hyenas have, Of course, done their work,
but in alt enclosed premises the presence Of tht
unburied dead remains silent appeal 10 Hin
who declared, "vengeancea Is mine, will repay
Ra1th the Lord"
, 1860-10-04
A Son of 1ne oIt1,louatre A.tor.

Oae wbo frequcnts Ercadnay or any O our
fashionable prcmenades. will notice the daily
walk Of gentleman who saunters 1eisurcly
along, followed quite closely By u MN, apIa.
ren,ly bent undcr 70 years. and ssoopi 4 70
constantly AZ to seem ulmGEt to crouch ~ ire
walks. lie follows his leader like shadow,
and goes into I'LL possible places with his at.
terdant. The feeble old man IL John Jacob
Astor, san Of the famed As:or whose uncle Is
identified with the Astnr Library. He was q
bright and promising bay, aud till seventeen
years Of Gge Eave promise Of much genins.
c'ire; but the best .ccounls attribute it to ti;e
mental forcing system, and to tbs intense
Etudy that occupied his early years. But trre
it is that he has been for years hopeless imts-
Gle, 6nd has been as much more care thar III
infant as q strong and athletic person eau te.
Ample provision bus always been made for Ill
the canrort that he is a.le 10 enjoy. An e!e-
pant mansion on l4.h street is i Is abode. It is
tilted up with elegance aud taste. 4 yar!,
| comprising IN entire square, secures all thu
| privacy that is needed. Room for walking,
riding en- horse back, and for recreation ia Afford
ed. Horses, carriages aad servants walt OIL
| his call.
tbs gentleman who has the care Of lit. Astc@
| has long devoted himself solely to him. He
has sucn command over him that he can guide
md control him at will, which no one else can
do. Ample compensation il given to the at-
tendaut. lie has the house ;aad al the ser
wants, the rqaipage and everything at his CON-
n,and. Besides i. liberal provision made for
him in Mr. Asto,'s will, he receives above the
house and living the sum Of $4,000 per annum
hut be IS not alone an hour. Sleeping. waking,
walking, ut home. abroad, @. riding, Mr. Astu:
is with i'm, makes ons at his table. is ore ol
the invited guesss at all places, and in all his
movements folio6a him. Tue family Of NJ.
Astor are very kind and tender TO their Relation,
visiting him dn1r, seeing that a'l b's wants a7t
attended to, aEd in the MS. scrupulous ma /.
rer carrying cut oil the wishes Of the father
in regard TO ens whom he called in his vii
"a,s unfortuaa:e son."-N !. Corr3toad<n
, 1860-10-04

nhas been said as different times That !hs
Austrian government, r.1ulariy terrified b: It.:
,uelancholy and exsr ptary fate Of the Nea;oi'
1.u Dousbons, wxs preparing impoftuat poli:l-
cu reforms for the divers Kingdoms Of TIL: vsn.
r;1e, Notwithstanding those ruuors, We were
lett for lorg time in the dark on Tue suhj"ct Of
those reforms but We are now happy t. kno;f
aometbipg tof those raaeryEd to tbs venetian
PROVINCE. The subject is solemnly broac3ed
~. r in series Of gecret Instructions seat by
the Superior Imperial Commissary Of Police At
1,pyiRo to the'dletrict cummlaaaries under tic
.,enatu.e OF the Councillor slat4nost.
In ths first place, the clerks Of several public
offices Of the province, addicted 10 Il unhetlthy
hxbit Of exciting themselves by taking part in
discussions on The necessity OF liberal inssisu-
lions. arc advised to avoid those dangerous top
;ra n: conversation, which produce nothing
Int discomfort against their le3is'mate Tult1s,
and chickering's umong The best friends. Let
,b.m ratbes trust in the wisdom Of q pateTn2!
.oyerument, which, alter mature reflection, las
,,readv come to q decision On the toll3wlrg
subjects:
Ii has been noticed that Eeveral persons have
a3o;,tcd the fashion Of kind of PLAN ring,
viii small silver padlccks. III place Of TIE drops
csIlrd aTears Of f.n'y." IT tliose rings are 70.
;;,ica! enb'.me, as i, il shiewdly snspeeted b.
tha firh officials in EieG.a. their fabricatlth
md sa!a must b. riyit;y prohibited, and agair.t
rrore.siues snail be t-kc2, as directed br .Ee
..ialaterial ordinance .: sept=1Hbsr Is, l=;'3-
The In; esial Administration has uls" every
re:st.o 10 b-l1cse taa. certain pGrtlts, wlsh'tH
in their limos: hearts the dowaat OF the AuS-
1ri.a rule in tie Vsretiau p:oslrce. wear r.
c,]ory,t ecarfa and white brea''piaH IL 1he
shape Of the Cros. of ;;avoy, undoubtedly with
lie view o: hastening, by taa: st' le Of L d,e =,
tHe annexation OF tho An.tr1an part cl lta!J 10
Piedmont, A. such de>i.a il iatoleraele, tho
good Councillor Mcsau:t'i orders tie dlstr:c:
commissa1ics to have all tbs Inhabitants dettt.-
ed with one ct those awtui eca1fs, or d4ngesale
silver breas:pins, promptly arrested.
We hope that The lovers ct Italy Will be sas:z-
fed viii, 1hesc reforms, which are, wiihou:
doubt, but the foreruIncrG Ct raore ,imrorta'::
ones. 1t is TOO true that. fcr the stke OF good
taste, Italians had 10 business to ~eEr taoso
plain rings with drops. those crosFsa OF Stray
..ud. Ibo7e a'l, those sto~y trt'c lc.ed scaFi,.
+ We hvpe thut the Austrian Governme-t, toa,
loving resolutelr tbs path WHICH it has jas;
taken, will equa!y proscrhe .hoss ., 9nE 1;;sns REL
and remind their bearers Of 1ha subyc1si1e
principles Of red republ,cauism-
, 1860-10-04
Hearing in Large Churches.

This is now mrde as easy IS in the smallest
by the success Of IN experiment just completed
in Trinity Church, in 1ll's city. it consists Of
psrabolo,dsl reflector Of sound plsced At the
bsck Of the pulpit, Of which the speaker mouth
!. the focus. 4 beam of sound about ten fs.t
in diameter IL thus thrown to the most remote
point Of the church. Rud by its side aow fils
The whole body Of the building. The structure
is quite ornamental and in harmony with the
general architecture Of the building. All great
public buildings. whether for singing or speak
ing, may have . SIMILAR arrangement adspted to
their use. Tho whole Of tho rear end of a build.
ing like the Academy Of Music should be ore
.tsraboloidal surface Il is particularly suitable
for Iegislstive balls, as it works both ways. A
pereon standing at the farthest door in trinity
Church can carry On conversation With one in
the pulpit in the lowest tones, even in whisper.
Any person we'll acquainted with the higher
mathematics and accustomed to make eoustIuc-
lions in architecture, engineering OF machinery
il competent to superlnsead such An erection.
The one in Trinity Church WAS put up under
the supersiaion Of Prof. Hackley, Of Columbia
College, in this citv.-N r. IL. Past.
, 1860-10-04
rrT,1Hnfs STAKCH COMPANY.
1Jefstpnls, Maker
NEW YORK STEAM DYE
~ W0EKk.
WM. KERRURX.

xx1 Z f1.,tx. between Nadison md Mon7o4 ChsNEo
,ktrA.nrv Of III hndt Of Silk md Woolen Gooda.
4ko MrsV Bonna BlsAehH and PfMses- EtaIs "a
eerntT 1prk puoctuA11y aataadsdto. epN so'N
, 1860-10-04

the election Of deputies according to the Con.
stitution recently promulgated. But all this il
too late. Ths ''bslovsd subjects" havs bssn
too often deceived to put their trust in new pro-
miscs. counted twenty VESSELS of war Of dH.
!erent nations in the rohdstead, only one Of
which bore the American aag. If lombard
mens OF Naples should be attempted BY the
Government, il would not be suffered al et Pa
lerno Pa1don me for Introducing politics into
au artistn letter. Ny excuse IL that am au
II. End his eause. Where Is the American that's
notP
| leave Florence IN few days for Vesioe,
Switzerland. aud the llhine, and thence t. Paris
and London on my way 10 America, whtre
hops 10 meet you in October.
Truly your, II. {. Fonr.
, 1860-10-04

ETNA INSURANCE C0MP'Y,
HARTFORD, COMM.
.u7orpu.staa 1919 ChErts1 Ps1ps:n1l
D4eh c4zfs4s <s& gsrpz~s-~s2, ,le3, 100.c2
Fire xad Inland Navigation Riska
~agEN 4: L1HEsAI -z1:Nn AND EAT1a.
E42ees..stensou xlvtt 10 Ics1rnats Of DRsuofs AID
ASSETS JAN. = 1a5c,
cAFir11 aND sUEfLUs.........::...... 3xiSo q
Hs.k Htcet1. 4: A:..,,,......,..4ss3N Nl Sssosse %
d. i. Stock md T:e4sasy no:=..... 1nss ::s :2.5.
eta!e starAs rAshc..--..-...........3 3tAs19 e y
EY Ss1cse 3c.. 1I2u e Assg ~
Es1:e,s si@sss Sscsxst: Ss:S
Zeal Estate, uEiEtu!15ereG......... Icy "
:ssS an Eand 4re c:;o.::si on q!
Ard a Axents cacA:-. .........--. Ssa.'ss 20
a..l:t,ieo a
Ems urso:u.ted aed ncs tus..... .*l.so1 !:
Appeaslous received zaG roces .aatt Q: sc7t~td hy
Any ct s .u7 author1I kze1.z Loa.es a4:r4F
I'd 4.d p@fd in fund.- cnEte1: ~ ssJ Of sts hehE II IT.
Exsr.s .rro:ated t174.a Furnishes: SO $: baattes.
ss:!2:@ 17 :;.;sstts @ ti1S5ft tosy 'a''sS VII f.
:auaBaED d Hi4T, Ake::s M iar c:sAse.
-'--f~ i+-nri.' 'i'nrs -. : .E*'sr <rF =.
, 1860-10-04

Fever0ne Of the erat.=t remedies thst has tssE bern
Laid before the public, far Ffse. and AKps and which
hAvt received the highest rrconIums FINN It's yrfa and
the people, t. DIR. j. HOSTETTEK's CELEBRATED
BTTTEkS. Who wou.1 c-tnre ttr oyt1re Ass.lnK from
th!s terrible dara.- when ean It ray cured? Who
would endure sleep-ss ushts, bu:nrE fests and icy
eAills AH~rratey when a rrs1edy e obtained for
frne2 And yrt low many f4mlt'Fa neez oct pa'
fu, ~2enc. under sh:t Grady hight. and do nnhne but
eclr dwn quntne, until II Incomes COMMON ~ ther
daily mea aod sc, ths not srl'eved None bat te
foolish aud xr.k would hesitate procure thcse
ruitrss. and s,vr them .rlvrs tnsense agony.
For ra,e t5 End deaess generally cverywoese.
, 1860-10-04
EUt1:atl0Ha1.

DALME}.'S ENING
K scaooLs-ath: h:a Ac41.|!. rs state ssreet. third
c,pa' teetnunr % Monday The aE's f ctnh-r and on
ta!.e n n"h *r.H Ill.," sna A. hm.te % Mans.y
EpcaIrn, "a Juet4ay and Friday cvenl. r.. Koot Ee.r
iat On Wed,.+d. y I'd turetr eveal'.s Good tnn-
fxana rsras ri a''"n;e IF three yaunths. Il M
Fer T.. az entas. to 90. w.D. rALAER. 1. H.,
tE&{4E
, 1860-10-04
Established, 4. D. l15l.--lsran-

s T!s from the ho is cavities. the b1zs!s.
kre the If tue crcIlat o. those Lead r.1ts
f.u lo:y. wt'h n.cason ttst ,ccaar ttnvy feeling In
.s Aa,ache.. &r TEes" lu.ev vegetable pills d. not
Al Upon IL a.y raFts, cxcart cleaase sd 1ti!y. Tle!E
timely use las s2set ulany vacab!e lift. au4 EEAAD
as7ns Ps,ye tou. tu recrc !e every huu-e ready.
III. lkzaes 1nl, Of Pat.14m, n. T.. wr1ses Aug. II.
Is:e:
~ MT with 1aan three weeks ago wac had ii ltl3
rur~t Lis cke.two t1,ee cay. bs!ote, which cansed
l,aned!.,e pain. relnc. MD yoieEt 1ese-- When saw
h,a and swelling hat EXTENDED TO f!h shoulder,
o. riyEE him Of ret se:erF 1hchAnd ~s turning dark
eiore an eS tie pint g. laca:on- rnt stc'c II
evening" and during he t!et easc him waoe b'r OF
Pills, ap7icl east pVuii'cs. Aid H-ytd Ills lie. Sold,
p..e = cents: at No. 204 Caaait Nv Ir:k. ard ty all
Druggists.
$ca ay GEOKGE E. STANTON, Getes1l Western
ts.n 4, South Ca1k .ze. C4lea.u and Is al re-peea.
"a t,t1 in eactnc. aNH1.f&u
, 1860-10-04
x7gaI AobErtiS&n1&uta,

MASTERS SALE.-State Of ILL
" lno*. Cook county. fu. Superior Court Of chiear
VIM II. Townsend ". Thomas B. A.K1nstzy, Loyaa Nc
ipsry. Ais vie, jonathan Cl4t1, G. RI :Ctucktr.
tauueI =. Sass1. aad habr1t Ca-k. LII ta Ftree!o.s
NhFsa1e.
pasAc Notes !. ter.hv kv'n taat. IN purrusnes Of
dtc1e lfr enteEsd In the alpve e. ed caase. tbs
eash haar Of sett-mh.t a. .. 1850. Hiram M.sher,
s,4er Cn - Of sup.ruE Ceurt u Chicago VT.
ee * n ths Isnt oH ftst d.. LEU = public aasoo
Curt HousF. the cry Of Ct1eaxo. IN Nd ceurty
Cook ioo NJ d"s:1lbe niece parce! Land. Tor
70 much thereof may oe nseef.as Assy the
of ald pee'. wnh atess4t ~ e.. sokethss .ta TIE
Nast r. ;H aaq eats On .d 49,
ro1 a5th ea.t quar<s Of ction thirteen ti3, to~nhr
t,tv It s8 uurt1, rage thf ll & tae third
rr;nc1na NERD 1tesvln3 thtrero tfAsy t6 ftxt f:o
the tas. .de Ho ofiaod \. dshs Of TT ths
Ia ~ lind AY uue Plank KcAe-ad Land TN ti0}
te ssue nor: OF lea.; sd rr1+es kens siiuei Ia us
t.Lrnt, cf Co3k an STA o. t.Aah!..
e-"N' UlnAM r. NATuEE,
Mlaer IL Ch7ncery Of the S1pe1 = Court of CAe4'o.
S7AxK 4 I.uAx. CoDtVts so:sclors
Lated U1t 9. Ist1 tE:1t,o-tn
, 1860-10-04

MASTERS SAI4E.-State Of ILL.,
VI noss, Cook con:sy. S;s.sgps.1or Govt 5: ch'.
Mnrray Adm ns,trir.1 Of Alexander Murray, and Ae
1t Law cf Alt1,n ter NuEra1. md 4aEv Masray 15d 5
James She4oo. AcElostraor Of Alexander AurfSs.-bu
10 torrc1oae Aortzakt.
Public notice IA hereby given that n pursuance OF
dtc,tta oyer above entitled eaus- ca t5e
i3th day of lu y. 4. .s* IL s. ~ as Matttt n
gnlernh dly ot otober: D. H. = ten os.o;x M ,E I,
to c1.nonn IT fai daf Ct public ane1o 10 tnT nea-
est bidder fur .h, nj The ntnh coo: af Ee ao9ft
IN the Cr Of hca< IN tsaa County o. CooS' - a. ,,nch
t-.eof As r1ay nees-ary " fst:st e amount u 80
dec e. vith Aui e'sts together nth n Aa:s
fet ds5ur euepts aai eoEissions en sad s.1e .uate
tn te County OF ieok aud t4te OF 1n1s. % HL-1ae
tas ha ihe northeast qurtsE and thu west h41 OF
@utea-t ate1 Q. s:eta Iua e ten lS z
{Ia "a toi the Th!r Principal Nesiasaa sna { wes h,lf
n the moth aad tbs south West quarter q
Sees Euna5eE fur a.. II towasE'p .nmt e uisy zht
IT, nnh Ianse numosr teen ~ ~ o. ~ ns
tlincipa: NeIttian Aah the hau & tue kathtae1
qra1er OF s.cpa nunter tb.9ry four (A!. IN Io~aTp
tai " nine t39 north tklfteen tl;h esst II th
l1.td fEnc p j Nesa1a1- iKt s~otI.
&ase- il Chan-ry ef :h. Su2eti3 Court - Chteigp.
D.te1 s:fe -Err 4if ls:l s.1s sh'it u
, 1860-10-04

1-~ Those wt.o are Curious 70 wit
NJ. lie ~oad:ra; persc:o1 lc wE.s L. Osua 1t fssa
manager 81 Bachelors. n. ~ IL. t:,aEht the nEniso
TT o. VIZ, anL T5u;'.ct lv;tsi 10 wit Lis and
HA. .Ii.a R2ane. L. Na lu1 lake Etect ant sSasncs
Ghe.+ 1toacctn,ns Of NJ st:1IaY tau 3ee3
lac a:.cl4 t.oa4 lhe -a Atus:ea,o the aeaa.
, 1860-10-04

M MASTER'S SALE.-sIATE Ot
~ ILLINOIS: coes rsansY -. Cea'r ns
l; Eoreclos~ ~Mort+.aae-Iu!e notice l. herxoy KVtn
tat r pueuace reerettl or1oz entered IN the aoe
I.eu Master In Ch nrfry os III. ~ er'es
t:o4rt q hsea<o. VI ea ~ sas[teenh lsv Oetob:r
public suction = tie hxhet stdas: for ess a. the
s county q! Cvr=. hc !allwrg 2!eee or oar
G.. Of and anu premises tor % Eueh sht:e7i - Er ee
aud together y IN te masters t+es commissions and
d.b1rsrments .aid s4l. 10 vii: All that ee:tsn reer
scctIon twenty nine co., township number tht. 49,.
mott range fl3 eat o. the tn'rf ptrc:a n
recs thence 1nnnn moth and t~pthiitt rths
fes tpd4 fsencr ii An che h1f t64A'
fus then:e Iunanz south elsaiyx t~otht.tee il,
Is ls ID. 70 ..e l.cs Of stksninE e'na.n!n: rr
bling titua.e The county Cook a"d $, te q lLo
IRA SCOTr.
Mater IN CsLctry oftha Superior Coufs he" 20.
Dated t;sic1Eo, seot u, g. o.
II >. uup ox, ,CoulpltA Solicitor. s'19t93th
, 1860-10-04

nT{,HIH AMERICAN FIEsE: IN.
" SUEANCE COMPANY.
Or EAA17oEu, Co1ss1-!oc=.
PAID FTP CAPITAL. $500. Doc.
1z.erzxco ksAinh:: [+oss by ziro Cs4S'
EUBBAnD / iiU.;;.T Agents CH::3ze
tcr t.rfk and S3Uth Ha*c: 81.
i7ssIsw1t;EI EEE!; 7NSUFzANCv: I&f-.
Us Et1xIcl, C'.:.7.
pa.d Up Capital, s1aa,a3s,23'
EEuRhHCE AG.aIRsT Le=5 p: IL
~ ~ 80 49, -or,- k.oek re34-rqG.
, 1860-10-04
fTtEufHuff,
QUAKER CITY ms. Comply,
>
PHILADELPHIA

IaPaAA a1d Gufp1u3- ~-~-@53|sS1o'~"'
... [tFFICERA
QLO. II. HART, z. r.. CNQGSHALi7
P7est, kscy sri TEe4xc1er.
r. +. Koa1. Vice p7ess. Sc. EUzxA Aen- Ecc'7.
Curtis L. North.
General Agent, kasonle Temple, C..!caiIo-
D:xEaroRs-Georke B. lfa1t E.r Oh, H. o. Ca.ie
Foster :. PeYkoA e, ", Bailey, An1hw Ch4nlcEs. II. H.
C-skEBaau, Samuel JoEea H. D.. Aao. Il. Il. Fuller.
nhYH ~ ~
, 1860-10-04

GS Appeal to Silence. - II you
*n t. ee SIRE of obanrE perfect h:s dre without one
osess'1ous element CsnrAnozos Excr1soa n.1 u the
shl1 one ever submitted to this nrtesl Ii has been
AEALEZED HV C1dlLTO~.
tAS1H chemist In the country mud his certificate aetnk
fssth Its larmeness within the reseh Ct every tuyer
THE EXQUISITE RRAUTY
ofths lnzous blacks Aid browns which produces vth
uoeEEnE certainty In ian 1nute- las fairly fot ts
srpsllatson OF MOST cvss Invented
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4 RCADE HOTEh, Ebensburg, Ia
~ The subscriber, having leased, re-ftted
and newly furnished the "Ebensburg House"
is prepared TO accommodate his friends and
the public generally. The House has always
been tavorite for visitors during the Summer
season, and will spare pains in making it
an agreeable home for all sojourners. My IA
ELE will always be luxuriously supplied from
the markets OF the country and the cities. Ny
BAR viii be filed with liquors OF choice
brands. Ny STABLE is attended by careful
hostlers, and n1y charges viii be such as 10
suit all. Expecting TO receive share of pat
ronage, and fully intending to deserve il, l
hereby throw open my house to the public
HENRY FOSTER.
August 25, le52:tf
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AND COUNSELLOR n BVSTvreS

BY PRANK CRosDY, OF TEE PHILADFLPH1. -.
IT 1LLLS 1OU how to draw uD Ps1,r.
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IT TELLS YOU the Laws for the Collect.
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amount and kind OF property EXEMPT from :.
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IT TELLS YOU how TO make az gss--.
ment properly, Will forms for compositop ~.
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State
TT TELLS YOU the legal relations e1;rf,-
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state Elections.

The following States hold elections be-
fore the Presidential election Alabama,
on the first Monday in August; Arkan.
sas, on the hrst Monday in August; Cali
fornia, on the first Wednesday in Septem-
Der; Florida, on the first Monday in
October; Georgia, on the 6rst Monday in
October; Indiana, on the second Tuesday
in October; Iowa, on the second Tuesday
10 October Kentucky, on the first Mon
day in August; Louisiana, on the first
Monday in August; Maine. on the second
Monday in September; Minnesota, on the
second Tuesday ia October; Mississippi,
on the first Monday in October; Missouri,
on the first Monday in August; Ohio, or
tho second Tuesday in October; Penn
sylvania, OF the second Tuesday in Octo-
ber South Carolina, on the second Mon
day in October; Tennessee, on the first
Thursday in August; Texas, on the first
Monday in August; Texas, on the first
Monday in August; Vermont, on the first
Tuesday in September.