davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1860-09-04
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4 SSIG EES' SALE MIL
IL WApD P>RE uDlisE. CHECAG0.-1be As-
Nx1ee, OF VAN BRINE + n .,Tk'C ; will st!i u lnr
lie 4uct: on At ths Iourt House CnIcaxo EDNES
Day the 18th d'y o September ns4' a. = oe"eS t
OF thi AF. The extensive sa1she'!ng A"d PACKING
tab:tshmeLt knoA - the M.H4ri Fork II u3, The
Cv of calcxh also. the IRAN dwstIg ho"se aaeut n
b. 60 feer and tue hog and 81 'os aiched ether
wrh q! sh- 4,pnatcu. thrssso oce p,ng rtvsf 1T.
anh Is hart l.. stewars sub s..lnn of lots kos H.
H. Is, H. H. =. II. ~ - aad 70, Of box No. q The
S1utn Branch addition to Chl@ato. 1he "A lot: te rx
anoa rs troat The dsek ltne .: the Chicago
RIVER and y!nx ven said 1iser aad Water stfetf. ~
arps.s b the ortel mp theteo Al The isase e
ward, ea,ed Juy l. ss dv= year with privilege Of
pure ast sd period: . = asa COVENANT 'r,r3
q tad e,t- to: ave mote =; ret Of sx ne. est.
the end Il h ]sd term upon vau-
aiio1 b1ed upon their then "a ue. ~ NAY
eeu by the raj taee and c1Veuant Ut re
1ewa Ii: otaee. e y; na:e.eh :, cos,so nd ef
toEa m .de kuuwn tie day o. tale. Possession gf7cn
On The III day Of Nnvem e.. 1870.
81, SEa sGsE2 sE2HSHn A..'&ste,.
- All
, 1860-09-04
Q4 The Iet uay -.
-, .,,,,. SE E: $g$ES IF


CTATE OF ILLINOIS, County
- Of Cook s.s.-CIcuit Cou!t 4 Cook County. No
y mhtr r., m 1860. Samuel 7, smith rs. rhe unknown
eeir1 Of Hi!ti IA G. II ma,ton In Ghaneery.
sfdav THAI the And se:tten: Of the untncwn
heIra of Ian y. uamaston, defendant sb3ve Famed.
IS UNKNOWN having be@n died Ia the oree OF TIE o.
aid Circuit Eoar OF c"ok t'ouaty No:.ee Is hereby
i,.t tSd camp .lna1t died LIS h Of col plaltt said
Court on the Ch.aeery ride ta.rco. on tie sit af
jnlv iaak md thA ! 6uum'hs t,eeeup0n uel out
~ toati ae'enda.ta- retuEa.t e the crst
nday Of S<pseubet Il. tl,oo as 5. By law Mq1re,
Now IN e*s you the aEd unAn lWn heirs I'll Wulla {.
H.mu on, II il p*sson IL b: ~! a.psar befee .aa e.
i'm th.teo u ts hod~n chicago sid EQUITY
The h1ni Mon ~ q S"vt1ts: ist0 nd pesd answer
,ne and s thIts h.r~1 thzfxes and stated
win be ak.n cluttased and decree ettersd ~tnsE
WA. L. CHURCH, Clerk.
, 1860-09-04

CTATE OF ILLINOIS, County
} ef Coo> SS.-rtrenls Caurt Of Cook County. No.
vembe1 Term, 1851. ssmueF smith ". Newman hughes
and Lostt b Il, lie: ahsw-1a Chartere.
An 'ArIl Of tbs resrenee Of Jos'ph B. HershaW,
def I'd Int abve named having been tet IN tbs ea Of
il given to toe rad lcseph h. AeusaAw + NJ a.
npleus1t filed bis bill OF tom lin: aasl Court oa
t1t EhancerY side thereof The 3ss day u Jl s6
AMI tnaI summons faeeufo I.susd out tf sad Cous
aglns said d.sndan 1<tusnaale On t1e drt Aoaday Of
ski inter next tl8d3'. Is y bV .AW Ieuune'.
Now IN e;s 3ou. sad Iu.eph Henahaw. shall GER
son .y b. and ap het.re ssl Cfttut tuft ot cook
1tount1 on the urs d.y the ne1t theIar. T. ee
holcen It Chicago saii tunis. the Tn1d Monday
Of royen'er IS O. and plead @as.ts Or den's to 'hs
icfs ann hiuga .hakeh an *tned IL pe t.ken =
eonft.sed decree entered aG!nt 3;u .ce dag te
'St.1r y 1sn.x Con prts Sorr sn.Q3-a~
, 1860-09-04
WADSWORTH & WELLS,
WhoIesAle Dealers IL
ROOTS s4v1eU SHOES.
60 =, Lake 8tree4- 60
We own tus exe1us!vs right for the aa:eeg

N1rUEELIs PATENT METALLIC TIPPED BOOTS
AND hH0Ia
tut within the Stae. OF cohMn. low. and Mime
sat he7eh7 give notee that s parties dealing IN 'hesk
s3ods witsn ihe aooTa Stztxa without having dfat H.
ranged With atd ty CONSENT and will ba dlrt1t
ta{dasrrs upoa EXCLUSIVE fxhts aud thst sCon
advised o Infringement AhAi demand proper
aod!mmet1te Eedftss.
We have nade extensive Arrangements With the mort
celebrated manu- actnra whereby We caQ fully supply the
nctEasnx With the bert qualt!ss Of these Tipped
Boots and Shoes from ora "a th!eAxo eseh pair Of
We shaM recognize Tipped ko'ta within either the
above States but such thus sAmped and supplied
by9s. all ,o.,,,c-. m. mir ar ehad., coo.
perpped khoeso out wear two ant oentnao* thtse Or
oar paa equal quality without pa u ean be 4ho.n hY
very many tesnonsas while the rxrense IL but ftds
more mAklnx actual ssetAEe saving 10 tia consumer or
sea-ivo hupdse3 per cent. -.
Te liz avn tie nRht (not eteusye> fr the tae
patepteI xocds into iii territory at the owner. Of The patent
D tev4p md haif per pad ~ I'll otheE desezt.
Ne particularly solicit the attention Of ce1es tn theso
kools within tbs States Of INinos Michigan and Indiana
70 put under tts paen and the quality of our
xoods viii ba unsurpassed bv any strex ID the Union
- ch au, quality eonstlered, 70 Offer It competing
give Undivided attention to this branch Of ou1
hu..ness n connection With general e.oek and rtpet
ly solicit oers tor eur goods and due respect sos GU
faat csaess ray not be nslet BY tbs advertisements
oete,s In Chlcaxo and elsewhere, outside the sats3
Wisconsin, Iowa. and AlnnesctA, Wto advestse thststFe
n Axclfs lur tla xafe Of
HrTcHK1Ls PATENT METALLIC TIPPED GOODS
ws se that al agencies DO not e1end 70 y ~
Whaeyrf eppe{au to Ut sAt yooda within u
/ 6t31es Of Wisconsin, Ipw1 md Minnesota
| ap{ ,oLly NAD4XURTH WELLS.
, 1860-09-04
X AINGERS0Ll,
GpE ami Gar.

I'VE AND EAR.-Dr. Under
r. ~ooa H. Occu,st aa4 Au..s. No: ~ ksndefph
s1ea ano. et C!s,k cheaEs9, * u. ~ g.e III u II.
cn:isr profela Ntaooe ophAeee 40 AuEx! ~;
y diving skha " ed ~ hs.nf 70 tot tos hs sen ae
akiu and Or u. .opesAtona upon tae IN ano
En-. many 4 ~aeh were u tfleuh Aud @ a,
eucee.s attracted patients from a pa1s Q! tH hton
and give him reputation - a eminent nno ~, upe
ncut trcttse On tns Eye and Ear .aeh ~ contain
fur hundred xs beng psa1 tna w ~ h.,
&xt<.ca epsra&taes ~ MT rsqs1sa. @07ysAW
, 1860-09-04

Our business connections *ta Europe being DIRECT,
vTTHY EITENSIVE, md MOST INTIMATE ve feaI
M IL essu1iug public that Ill foreign banking rsns7o
toas csa effected through our house with p0nptpaA
snd e5cacY equal to any house IN the Onion. Isauo
6sas nd Iesen or Credit In sut Ns,s YuIk
ieE1s correspondents In LontoE P.- Fr.2kfost
iiadelberx, Bale. Berae, Dresden, Ac,. IL, DE- e.
Being particularly dea.ous Of promoting direct CONNER.
fuy and terus most favorable, e1:ent p1,cuns f.eA-
t;es BY opening creds 4 &c. 10 respnoso.e Wesesn In
es lahe,taocc. Ae a. parable Ia aoy Of Europe.
u1{ with promptNeaa and dlapateh. -
Bills II low tztes. Private Bond1and 4ortgAk1 a~soaAd
, 1860-09-04

s|~ Diarrhra Dysentery, Summer
tun,1a,nt.-Masuirt- Compound Extract of Benz Plant
~, hs,. uciy kucr for the cure Of these d!seases
IN the Mississippi Valley 1t hearr the highest reputation
tt 4, curative properties. Fo1 children teethnE I'll. In.
,.r.,,t Frtrs..d OILY ard rod bv J. Il G. AGCtkE.
S..,nue, sourl. Sod by Jro D. Pa'k, ~ aae-st'
, 1860-09-04
EOR THE GOLD. MINES
.dRAA. Az ATOM, Axs.t.

It4HGE8Q8 70 .. U9pN Z po.sl
kHAKP'S And COLTS R1fLEs. H. -
COLTS PISTOLS, BOWIE KNIVES ~
s,so, : la,fe assortment Of Target md cher -
Nass, shotauas. md osAei a pszataa Tor
sfsuerl Quit tx IL Nlaaa, It ss sLAksk-c
n I'll II
, 1860-09-04

TOR PIXIES PEAK.-The under
tsned pre,artd to Offer for E'e ne.l1 !nTentsa
susptea for ptes Peaf tas eomotas' r. aaai Ri
"a ha b7 Two horses fou. horse eosu
ooy sd aud bu, % pounds ,nd a. aia,o q
MIR. va WARRANT this Mil 10 do % pr een! more
work with the sane shan the ~ 5es M @ q TN nv ,
..o machinery under she same paten for
c1nah}nx Iroa ORE Of AHcad2miatn9 btona.
of M Noses On Polk s,1ett West The bridge address
nnst oca box 1889 chiet9o, fnnot for further ofos'
n1e..1 M nu,a DUBOIS AUSTIN.
-sr.rW iy7cThdAwiy
, 1860-09-04

QYstt2
Waaatngtou, n. j., June 4f1t, 1881
Mtss,s Strong l. 1sos., Brandon. VT. hAve put up ILL
kn,,nR two huud ed sc,]e OF thez peculiar At
Inclined aae No. wea: OF tee Norris Cans! near thla
place The platform I. seventy feet long aod httY feet
vide on IN inclination Of IL ten; there has been
weighted It Ae dT about g. tons o. Iron ore ana e"a
AVID a. much moro has pissed o:er 1t without being
et.ed tie loaas ~eEhed averaged abcu 100 tons At one
d although LIS tecn in use long enough TO ca
alc nc TO give de lded o7n Ii to 'ts merits. can
tay, With lsasnsc thas three mouths use hss aho"n
both acrte and dusabe under veF7 seTers tess' while
nssle construction renders stsss Ialle to ct out Of
order thaa Any scale am acquainted With.
~'' y pFRTUnrn
, 1860-09-04
HoYYHAXI l. 9KLECn
Y1A1u3 L. xQ111fAI1....cfzo a115o11- ...ALs3 A'1


Con4a, Of the Grand Duehy Of sa1e-Me,mn. ~ Dsea9
Of Brunswick and 3a1etlotha, tnu tae eetty ct
ror 7o1mes @ H Hsis!zene of AUSTRIA, hAnkR BAvAHi*.
AA5ov5RRI AA I1G nEssih6b sai1hl6bfSARrRd, &c. ;s4:aeeiJ
, 1860-09-04
lntltatiu1tdl;.

FEMALE SEMINARY. at. No. So
Il 'eNtrrn CARPENTER ST. %" =
Rctwecn Washington and Maeisen 6tretu
The ~! Tenn q NJ: nj Mr.. sTAALkK1. Seminary
lctrucsl"n w tc e!sen In hs ktcr Enelt.h nranctes
Anec.t and Aadesu la'Euasa = Nude aad Usaw.pg.
, 1860-09-04

Ou1cx 70 AVE. RAlRnAp,}
Nxw ioRK, III April! 1873. J
Having taken cut our old scale from pit, which. from
Its depth was always troublesome. and having put In one
Of lIowes Improved Scales ~e deem It our duty to add
su. testimony 10 Its entrt adsptabn'ty 70 seshng pur-
po,es 1t L. sre requiring Elite depth ard small smount
Of labos or expense in putting up. IT. wonderfully SC
c,ate and from It's construction durable and easy ad-
iusted M.D.HUGuES Prtt.
E.S. DICKINSON, Supt.
, 1860-09-04

Al BERTuOUD,
Agent aud Asst E1gs. In charge.
I fully endo.se The above certificate at Mr. Bethoud
hotn from personal Inspection and my tuowledAe of Mr.
Be1houds opportunity and ability to Judge correctly Ito
The proper working ofthe scale.
Superintendent end Engineer AoNs Canal.
, 1860-09-04
:For pike's 99tak.

GUNS :-GUNS l-GUNSlI!-
r. R,s. ~ R.ss cs'sf 81 R.45ize, 45se ~
Bowie KpIveA Tents Plckl, Shove!s. Pana+ <NGeA
Gold scales, Blaot ets, aad " kinds q MI
neTstoola Powder. Shot. Caps, md An-~
runltiop generally.
Agent for st. Louis Shot
sole Agent for H8arts Powder.
spII GEO. r. ABBEY. lsa Lake sttte:.
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Great SUGGEST
- Se~e hDASNSOO
NHE NEW EXCELSIOR GOA

Il OIL BURNERS meeting demand unpI ent-
cd in the history Of Coal Oil Orders pouring in iron
all parts Of the country Nearly every Of xrress
tax packages Of these Burners cities and towns 10
Ohio Indiana, Michigan and Wisconsin; yet machinery
now in OpeTutrOn which q NEST unlimited
supply As Agent for the Western States have made
Taagemontg for receiving thousand dozen per eek AID
and will sell them low hOy be purchased IN
New York; thus saving freight 70 the purchaser. Orders
for any number, GOm Burner one hundred Dozen
will bs filed the same day received
q Coal OIL and Lamp De Jot. ls9 Ontario st. Clsye-
land. 5. S. BARRIE
janI6.dGwlm,2T0 Agent for the Manu- factirerE
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prp @ou0s.

AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICEsI
n Dress Silks Must be Sold !
.E Printed Msrinos 0OA Must be Sold !
n Printed COburgs Must be Sold
n Printed Cashmeres Must be Sold
OUR
n Printed Flannels Must be Sold !
OUR
n American De LANES Must be Sold
OUR
a French De LANES Must be Sold
OUR
u Plain and Twilled Flsnnss Must be Sold
OUR
n Wooden Blankets Must be Sold
a worstsd Hoods Jun Must be Sold!
OUR
II WOrsted ComfOrters Must be Sold
OUR
Y Winter Hosiery Must be Sold J
q Long shawls Must be Sold !
n Ladies' olOaks Must be Sold !
OUR
n Velvet Bonnets Must be Sold. !
n Beaver Cloths Must be Sold
~ Cassimeres Must be Sold
n WIuter Goods Must be Sold
AND We WILL SELL THEN!
tSue aSu "S 20 ~ MARK Down until they ARE SOLD
T55- THE PLACE FOR BARGAINSi at
jan2o MORGAN & ROOTS.
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MORNING LEADER.
THURSDAY MORNING, FEB, I6, 1869.


rW-Pain aud ornamental prn ing Of every description
dUns the Printing Establishment OF the LEADER once
the latest improved and most rapid steam Presses Ia
toe short notice aud NJ reasonRblo rates
Particular attention paid 10 blank work Every deschp'
ton of Binding DONE especially blank BOOKS, Leagels
Journals, sales Books, RecsiyinE Book, Se,' &C.
SElS- For City News see third page.
For Market Reports and Marine News see fourth
page
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Coke! Coke! Coke!
W h: WALLACE & SON

ARE NOW MANUFACTURING
IA COKE from the pure Hammondsville strip Vein
Coal which superior to any other Coke in the market
We furnish estmonas from manufaci ures
Whe using H. and speak Of its character in
the highest terms.
Also constant supply Of HAmmondGville Strip Vein
sAiITHING COAL; Hnd also for Domestic purposes. .
BEING located lelF the line oil ths Cleveland
Pittsburgh Railroad, ship with dispatch 70 any
pnrt Of the State Orders solicited
P'- ". H. WALLACE Il SON
fsbIHIg
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C-Persous forwarding ellors for subscription without
eash, need not aLneol o reoaiye any attennen.
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THE LITTLE .QURsTrONER.
Respectfully dedicated TO the fhends of F. l. s.
though belonging also to all mothers Of little, loving
three -year-olds.

Respectfully dedicated TO the friends of f. l.
though belonging also to all mothers Of little, loyn
ss-yeSr-olds
"Does you love your little Emma"
Through the open door heard,
Softly breathed by unseen fairy,
Or, psTchanes n humminR-bird,
"Doss you love your little Emmai"
Aud the toy was thrown aside,
And my ear heard tiny footsteps,
PatterinE down the staircase wide.
"DOss you love your little EmmA'"
NOw knew it no bird,
But NV OlUn dear httle nesting,
Chipping out the sound heard.
For the soft, black eyes were pseping
Through the hRlf-shut parlo. door,
And the snoW-White feet were tWinkhng
In the sunshine on the floor.
"Does you love your little EmmA;'
Climbing on my easy chair
The rosy lips pressed close to mine,
Soon found their answer there.
"DOes you love your little Emma,"
Questioned birdie Ger again
Though It scarcely seemed aquesticn,
But glad and sweet refrain,
To 4 loving anthem yelling
In my dRrling's little heart,
And was seeking In my own,
For the answering counterpart.
aDo love my little Emma:"
Only the good God above
He, who gaze me darling Emma,
Knows the depths Of mamma's love.
JAMS A. PHILIPS.
Oberlin, Jan. 10, 1860.
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stands frat and foremCs in all where Exhibition
hal showing the merits Of different kind. And dIs
interested person will dispute the justice and pr0priey Of
these decsiOus test OF years hsld USE has
s4tisfed all competent judges that
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prp @OOSs.

Ladies Dress TUsseB,
nTess Buttons,
Velvet Ribbon,
Nets for the hair
jsn5 RRTTBERG HAUsMANN.
.TTNDERSHIRTS & DRAWERS
" Two hundred dozen UnderShirs ard Or wers, which
We offer at Wholesale and RETAIL At yeTy GT hIuTs
WOOLEN HOSIERY-Our entire
is6n ''''N a ' RETsBERe HAUsMANN.
N, ID, Kendall & Co.
DAILY. ADDITIONS OF NEW
II Ard dssirabls
Dress Goods
A,s teiug made to our stock. Received this morning
FRENCH & ENGLISH CASsINIEREsi
.CAsSIAIEREs FOR BOYS WEAR
An Elegant Assortment OF
French Prin''j jtAauis D. LANES.
TTaVehnV Dress Goods 1Itsd,,,, 1sd
AlsO-A large invoice of Spring Style
DRESS SILKS.
fsbu I'D. KENDALL CO.
90 BEAUTIFUL
NEW BLACK
CLOTH CLOAKS!
IN THE LATEST DESIGNS.
Just opened and now offered at
TAYLOR, GRIsWoLD & CO.'S.
HORSE BLANKETS,
MATERIALS FOR BLANKETS,
WOOLRN 6 COTTON DRUGGETS,
BY THE YARD, IN LARGE VARIETY, AT
TAYLOR, GRIsWOLD & co.
isn2l
VALENTINES-COMIC & SENTI-
MENTA L in greet ysrisy Ths tTade sSP9NsSS NS al
BARGAINS FOR THE PEOPLE
u ELEGANT SILKS at sl.OO-value 10 shillings.
u ELEGANT SILKS at Sl,OO-valus IL shillings.
EB- ELEGANT SILKS at $l,OO-valus l2 shillings.
n ELEGANT SILKS at si,OO-valus lS shillngs.
u ELEGANT SILKS al Sl.OO-Yalus "a shilliRgs.
q SUPERB SILKS At ssOOO-value $s5.Ooi
lsn1l E.I. BALDWIN CO.
Bargains for the People
IN 1. BALDWIN & co. will mark
AIo down, Monday 23d inst, 1000 yards shilling
jaw ia12i i-i'''-- 0A' EI BALDWIN & cos
BARGAINS FOR THE PEOPLE
II On Monday, 2sd inst. 100 patterns All Wool ME
RING Inc, lads ar TWENTY-FIVE ESibwTN SEbNTIT ro
lGREAT BARGAINS IN EMBROI-
" DERIEs.-Our entire stock Of
French Collars,
Cs@6iio and Muslin Bands,
nimiIy Bends,
French Wells,
impOrtatons. imlO RETTBERG 3 HAUSMAHSN.
WINTER SHAWLS-OF EVERY
deo . si'u' IT, FREEMAN KELLoes's.
Jenny LIND PASSE PARTOUTS
onhns ne" and sRoE&N ysT Pssi9s s2ss SSsg'H Bal e
BEAUTIFUL NEW DE LANES
deol5 TAYLOR. GRIsWoLD 8 co;
InRESSING GOWNS for CHRISTI
II MAsl-PRINTED FLANNELS l-FOr Laden
| TAYLOR, GR-SWOLD & CO. have them. drcl5
InE LANES IN NEW STYLES
~ janll TAYLOR, 9BIsWoLD \ co.
IDRINTS, BLEAOHED & BROWN
IL COttOns Cloths and Cassim res, Just received and
| will be sold at very low prices for CASH.
| jHnl TAYLOR, GRISWOLD co.
lnUR LATEST IMP0RTATI0N.-
" Germ Handspun Linen,
| German Knitting Yarn, N Shaded colors,
| Berlin 20 hyr Wool. full stock.
japls RETTBERG HAUSbIANN.
1OUR HOSIERY DEPARTMENT
" is kept complete during the whole year. additions
jans5 RETTBERG HLUsMANN.
IVANKEE NOTIONS Il FANCY
! Il GOODS We keen the IA gest stock Of YANR EE
! NOTIONS FANCY GOODS. both Domestic and = or
eign and sell them TO the trade New York TTces
cash at liberal discount or on time for good papeT
Entrance 20 Wholesale Rooms through Store go Su-
! perl0r street. iaDSl RETTBERG HAUSMANN.
DECEIVED THIS DAY
/ Ag Crotehe. serpsniins Braid,
| Shetland Wool,
| Zephyr Wool,
| split Wool.
| jm2s RETTBERG HAUSMANN.
| ollI--
/
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sISoE the charming piece "BENNT AND HIS AoTHER,''
which most tasteful readers will certainly remember
we have seen nothing more exquisite than "THE
LITTLE oUEsnoNRR," In our columns to-day. Every
mother, we are sure, will read It with peasure-ALrOH
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HeRS. Dr..
To Hens, at 3Sc per head. .....,,s2 66
' Shanghai rooster, (full bIOod).. "a
Coop, lumber, cost Of making 5 So
Lost time. hire Of team, DO. -. A so
bushels of corn, at SOC per bu. 60
Miscellaneous items of feed. . SO
Red pepper Ito make IN lay)...
Medicines, DC, (for myself, du>
ring 'hsrdships' with military
friend, lost time, ,dc., the result
Ofan attack of the henfeVer Is Sc
New hat, lost. 4 so
Total expenses. .......S S34 35
LaventOry Of COOps and contents, Jan. 1859
Value of coop ..........S SO
Decrease of value of 8 hens in coop,
25c per head d.....s........... 80
Do. rooster, mot worth cent?. 90
Total value ofmy wife's hen property 81 SO
As there is nothing to carry to the credit ol
the hen account, you will notice the total ex-
penses which have occurred, the result of my
wife trying to raise eggs, and save a dollar a
week on the grocery mans bill
am, permanently yours, -S-TH
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Bnil0frs q ArfhitEfta.

BROOKS S. G. & E. W., BUILD
ID ERS. Also danufsctuTsrs Of Deors, Blindl SASH
aud All kinds Of ScTOl-SaWng and Gothic
rculaFuitsat N paid Fitfing Stores FaeteTy on
hivisol-st Centre Rl0ek. Clevalanl o. nol0-eA
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9rming HIatbints.
.THE HIGHEST PREMIUM
i A3AIN AWARDED to the
WHISTLER & WILSON MACHINE,
WHEELER 4 WILSOy MiCHNB

By the Committee % Fair Of the American Institute
New YORK; the National Far held Chicago and at
all the principal Stste Fa held the past season; proving
bgycnd a dpulr that the
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Oallts.
Boar0tna.

BOARD ING H0USE-Dr. BEACH
- has tskenths ue Boarding. House, No 30 Superior
St which has been newly lifted and now open for
the rece entou % boarders iy25;2i3
BOARDING. - The House No. "a
II Public Square, aud by the Stone Church-0ne Of the
peasautest locations the cithas been thoroughly
paired aud is open for BOarders. Families wishing 20
furnish their rooms accommodated with large
and and bed-rpnms aud Single BOarders
and Day Bo1nlers will ind good accommodations
sonabls LadlUs excluded. References given
SD received nnr7R7G s. W. HUpR1T'r.
, 1860-06-22
IN 9TEILACOOAf,
Bank Exchange.
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NO CREDIT

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, 1860-06-22
NIOTICE
LAND cLAIMAN1s ANp ornERs.


VVHE UNDERslGKED HAS MADE ARRANGE
ments gh experienced and reliable Auorseys II wash
ngon, D. O., 10 connection via whom he viii attend 10
The Procuring Of patents
Under the donation and pre- empon Arts Of Congress- npp
cable 70 Washington Territory. 81 49, - ~.
t Contested Cases
Between adverse claimants IN The local Land once and on
appeal % The General Land once
eases of connlct Of Boundafies,
And al contest. relating The Public Lands gsnely ether
In the local Or General land once.
Claims Of All kInds against the United stasss.
70 be prosecuted before Congress IN the Court Of Claims or
10 any Of the Executive deifim 81 the Goternment
Land claimants should be hat appeals cases
admissible nom he local oces 70 the 0euuFal Land once,
and thence 10 The Secretary Of the Interior Also, that they
d acquiring he rss . PATENT three .hus are requisite
lisa s.c, Compliance Win the provision. Of che Act on
Sdreoi u such Compliance at he time and In ne mode
sdA earaI Observance hroughout Of prescribed iorms
An omission defect IN any Of these particulars renders
The claim liable TO be suspended OF rejected At any lime beoFe
me lmporanee 70 eiamants IN acquiring fle Of having
The advice and assistance n perauns fnmar with The land
Lava the orm1, rules and regulations ol The Departmrnt
vel The decisions rendered In analogous cases. must BE
-p'-'e y. =. DENNIsON,
tFH itt % suFtl Attorney al Law,
e-iaf ftt tai Port Townsend, WsT.
, 1860-06-22

The New York tribune Of late date gives
list compiled from official sourscs) Of debtors to
the United States, whose accounts have remained
unsettled for more than two years. and over $4,000.
In this list find the following names Of parties
connected with the Pacific coast! .
E. =, Harrison, late Collector, civil
fund, Cal. 1855. .SIS,s96 45
II. W. Haeck, Captain, civil fund,
Cal, 1919. ...................I. l4136 %
R. p. Hammond, late Collector, Cal,
1885. ........................I7s,5 $50 50
c. Ringgold, Commander U. S. ",
civil fund, Ca, 1855 $3.50 $500 90
|. ]. Stevens, ate Governor Washing.
ton Territory, Pacific Railroad SUR
veys, 1885,. 1919 ~
The whole amount due the Government, as
stated in the accounts, is nearly Sl9.OOO,000.
or this sum, remarks the Tribune, SI3, ,OOO, 900
are due on accounts unsettled for one year prior
to the list July, 1859, and doubtless much Of il
will be secured. The list in the Tribune includes
the names Of about so persons, but only gives the
accounts due ior three years and over, and for
large sums. Most Of the accounts, however, are
for less than $4,000.
The reader will not be surprised, after this
showing, at the occasional depletion Of Uncle
Sans capacicus pOckets. Il IL not strange that
he finds himself unprepared, at times, TO meet
just demands upon him, like those Of the war
claims Of our people. E