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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-08-16
furniture, tic.
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS AT
No. 143 Main Street.

We would call the attention of the public to our large
stock of HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS, which we offer
at Reduced Prices. We have hand large stock OF
new and secondhand Furniture, Feather Beds Mattress
e Curtains and Fixtures Crockery and Glass Ware Ia
bic Cutlery, britannia and Silver Plated Ware Cooking
Stoves &C. that will sell prices that cannot fail to
suit the most economical purchaser.
Also, lot of Eight Day and Thirty Hour CLOCKS,
that will warrant good time keepers and at less
price than can be found any other this city
Also, fine lot of CAMEO PINS and Ear Drops Bosom
Studs Sleeve Buttons, and Gold Rings, 40 per Less
than the usual prices Call and them. Fancy Goods
Pocket Gallery Note and Letter Paper Envelopes Cot
ton Hosiery, Suspenders Handkerchief CFayas Camel
Bags Umbrellas, &c, &c.
"a Consgnments OF all kinds Property solicited
Auction Sales, and Goods taken en- consignment oT
Private sale PUTNAM & CLARK.
No. l43 Main Street
Worcester. 1sf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-08-16
9neOltlnaI.
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In OF Nervous and Spinal Affections Pain in the
Back and Limbs, Heavincss, Fatigue slight eXerton
Palptaop of the Heart, Lowness of Spirits Mysteries
Sick Headache, Whites, and all the painful diseases
casoned by disordered SYSTEM these pills will effect
when all other means have failed.
These Pills haze been knowR fail tohere the al
recttons the Second page Of Pamphlet are 1geH oh
serUed.
For full particulars get pamphlet free, of the agent
n. B.-sl and six postage stamps enclosed to any au
thorized agent will bottle, containing fiji
ty pills, by return mail
, 1860-10-05

We print to-day a complete record Of the
political acts and opinions Of Tue Douglas can
didate for Vice President. Short as it is, there
il no public man in America, not even Gov.
Hammond Of South Carolina, the author Of
thu "mud.si]l II theory, who has conceived and
expressed 50 many heresies as are just , attrib-
uted to him. His crude, halt-furmed notions,
touching tho division line Of authority between
thu Federal Government ard the individual
6tates, tho sovereignty Of Corgresa over the
Territories, and ths rights OF Slavery under tie
Constitution, are thos, which ars common
among the politicians Of tho south-thoso
which Breckenridge and Ya1cey avow-those
which .he necessities Of Slavery, in its contest
with Frse Labor have compelled all
fas buyera and sellers Of men to
sustain. We pas. them BY. They are 80
contradictory to tho teachings Of the Fathers
d thu Republic, 50 widely at varianoe with
the policy aud practice Of the Democratic
party before Slavery toek possession Of it, 80
recent in their origin, dating no further back
than 1s47, TINT they do not in thu North
n,srit serious rsfutation. We print them .n1v
togive tts lie to Vie claims Of Democracy md
Popular Isove1eignty which will b. made far
thia man 5oAasoa here to-day. But there i.
another part Of this record which challenges
tho attention Of every hbo-ing man in the
Hortt- We prove By quotations, the accuracy
d. which III: johnson dare not deny, that 10
&tanda cc:.n1itted 10 the monstrous doc.ri1e
that capital hhould own its labor-that lhe
man Of toll who will gather around the stand
from which 10 will utter his unmeaning
plttitudes, ehoald be tho slaves Of the richer
pm b raoea they as1sid-that he mechanic
, 1860-10-05

Rev. D. L. G. Coz, Of Baltimore, has decimal
tho presidency Of Trinity College, Hartford.
He had been unanimously chosen By the t1us.
teeG.
1t is rumored that tbs new husband of Mrs.
Cunningham, Of Burdell notoriety, has deserted
hsT.
II young lady Of Cincinnati, just returned
from Europe, states as = positive fact, that An
azistocsai1c Englishunn inquired of her, II Gin.
einnati was q Slave state!
-Tbo Albany SGatt,naa says It il dpsi1y
settled that the vita Of Governor Morgan shall
b invited to open the ball with the Frincs Of
Wa'sa. At the Academy Of hosio, in New York.
The New York CAuelmon attributes the
Drowning Of Herbert 1ngrabau, Of tho London
1Aussf'astd Etra, to = special Providence, - =
Poaisame nt fur bis having purchased sxinss-
aeaa AebJ for residence, which 1t considers
oae'nese thas must oatry ! curse With it
The Ne. York Kstntaq Pos. records tho
aeash Of Mt. Margaret Ievis Livingston,
daughter Of Morgan Lexis. formsr11 GoTernor
q this s:ste m officer in .hs ~aE Of shs Rsrolu-
ton. Major General I. The mr. ri 1s1a.
ais fetheE, Francis Lewis, was ono Of tha sixn.
ess Of IL Dselafatioa of lad1peodsaos.
, 1860-10-05

who works for thrifty boss should be hin
cnatsel-thas tie man hired by Water
street grocer to drivo dray should be his
property as much as his horse-that tho hod-
carrier should be the lifelong unpaid servant
Of the bu;lder-in word, that Capital Is that
Lon which Law should be made, and that Labor
and the Laborer, should like Slavery and
sla'es be at the mercy Of usurpation and
iofce! He makes no reservation az to cclor,
sex Or condition. His rule is I'll embracing,
and no man who wcrka for wages caa eecare
IT. operation. - Capital should own Labor"
fet this man Johnaon, who practices on
tcale commensurate with his capital, Tho the
oEy that to is not ashamed to ayor-who is
the owner Of his Servants, lis field hande, his
olacksmiths and hia carpenters, with efrront-
cry that is equalled only by the atro:ity Of his
principles, comes here to persuade ssrvante,
'aTm-laborerE, carpenters, blackamiths, dray-
men and hod-car:ers, that he is the man for
their suff;ages-that HANIS, who never
bought and sold man in his life, who pays
MS laborers fair wages for fair DAYS work.
VINO would no. enslave maa a whit sooner
than he would murder him, is not friend cf
tfee principles, and that tbs interests Of Free
dom would be unsafe in his handsi We care
not Tor explanations, as unsatisfactory as they
Ito 1ns'ncere, extcrted By the ex;gencies of
Inc canFass, which Joh1son's friends aaY he
nas made. The opinion is recent 1t was,
when uttered, deliberate; and whatever he
nay do here, there is no State in the sonth in
which he dare dissvow it. "Capita1 should |
'wn its Lab3r." Yet laborers-thayk GoSl |
ew Of them arc Americans BY b:rth-4well
his man's triumph when hs comes. To lick
he hand Inst smites thsm, is q trick that few
americans have learned. In spite Of the co.,
uphons which slavery has wrought in the
moral seEss cf tho 1ation, honest toll is not
ct despisedl
, 1860-10-05
4 BET OFFERED.
OouElas nIeu, Please AtxendY

cmcAeo. October tth, 1ssa
3olsoss Press and Tfibucs:-
As tfeFe will be q crowd Of the wi1e.pulIers
and fuslemen Of the Doug!ss party Of Illinois,
IN this city, fer the ne1t day or two, suppose
thai scme Of then Will be willing t. back M
thelr opinions, everynhere expressed, that
Douglas will be elected. Now, to test their Sin.
eer'ey' propose The following bet:
800 that Douglas will not be elected Presi-
Gent IN 1850 by the people or by the House:
sloothat he will not car7y sirtken States.
500 that he will not carry FOURTEEN States:
sloo that he will not carry tsotlre ststes:
800 'hat he will not car7y tn States:
800 thathe will not carry eight States:
300 that he will net carry sir Ststes;
800 thas he will not carry fur States:
*1oo taat be will not carry one State;
800 that Lincoln will be elected.
Thete bets to be taken together. Tho stten.
lion Of ths b1ow.hards is asked for these plain
propositions A note addressed to ssWAcxx."
care Of Pass Axp TRIBUNE efi:e, will receive
prompt attention.
, 1860-10-05

THE SWELL MOB PROCESSION.
For two weeks past tho Douglasites Of this
city have bee7 drumming up men to carry
torches for their procession and money to pay
Tor them. Tbs great Republican procession
On Tuesday evening was composed exclusively
Of Wide Aaakes in uniform, and none others
wsre allowed to take part in it, Tic FRO
slavery procession last evening WAS composed
Of 4 swell mob-every man and boy who could
be induced to carry torch being pressed into
tho ae1vice- T1o procession this evening is
being gotten up on the tame principle.
, 1860-10-05
GXTRA PAREff<

Extra copies Of ths PnEss AND TRIBUNE of
"ednesday last, containing The verbatim re.
port Of senatcr SevarIs speech; also extra
copies Of This mornings Issue containing the
records Of $. 4. Douglas aad uerschel =.
johnson On the Slavery question, can be had ct
lac Fh1ss Asp TRIBUNE counting room, No. Is
Clark street.
, 1860-10-05
What walker relied on in his late
Gated ~ Ills AccompIfee.


ratd--The Ampcror Napoleon in.n11s
Gated n Lis Accomplfee.
The;Morteomer7 {Ak.1 H1iz of III. oett ;,.+
ha. tbe fn]loxinp. -'1'''
-. Tv.,,-.s:.,
ueu. aiA1t sislteo 1hls city, about fire OF
"a - HesAs oeIoso ne went down to RuAtan. He
nAe oeea ae1e ntte While previously and leir
pe1n upnmsaeo negouation aoout small amount
81 @ !unos. 1oe lass tfeoe he came, his only OBJ.
!1.,;' 49, ~ ness % W uusness ". "m Il R:vea,
" .n.s G,t5, nno - toe s1loe happened 10 be ab-
a. ssn. II r.olaaa: 1ne GENERAL therefore only re.
~ 1E,s ..om eaeos Ii 'ne morning until four in
@os nxa ..e.ao9a
~, snoeo leT noase. Uen. Nhtkef had re-
fyai -, ~ unI5s.l'ea, eonIersations with
80 tsso IN .uo senioE editor OF ibis pa
fs., ootu - Aae eMeo an9 tnat ct the Bouthe1n
.a.w ~fse HonpAoy. 81 Waleh 20. isSecre-
n,s;. - s4ese ees eonsetsauons, (which in tbs
meln we're Q! tne aame tenor ~ those held dur.
,ng previous vlslt he made one or two atate-
nen' a.:H' ~ 1sga1o 70 "n'ch he imposed an obli-
EAuoa e. eecteey OILY 30 lar ~ it should be ne,
eeesalJ 20 Ptotecs h' enterprise. That ut an
Gnh' tnele u no reason Why we should not pub.
i..u i.n.t saese s..smea3; IS showing, In part at
leas'' On wnat yen; "akes relied.
w.,t." LUZ .4a.e - h'gge and ourself, General
Nh 80. s'ea ht Gn COMBINATIONS held during
t;ss''..'. GoS1 W. VII most emphasis, and par
~ MFy eut@g ny l2s,'( shat ~ had assurdncs
.1e.I1 5snS5! !S"a sne T,she" 1sotr"fa<af, u he
sISaesd " .tS. s y e'+Fot o. nicaragua. He
hs.1sen s4 H. tpes n.s perfect unde!ssanding
!. ."n.sI Hata,G sueus sna himself, fhatH
TO- 1.u T t*saoS t1e .afs'!u.so7 Of stase7y, 1v
to@ IN y iaf1gNa, tAe freach Government nouLj
1s 1te tsat ~ r. freseh e7mn'e7fiaI naarins shoah
, 1860-10-05
connecticut Town EIecatonx~cra.t
Republican ERlun.

her towrships yesterday, aud ths returns .r,
overH HteimiDgiy Republican. Norwich, Nav
LoEdon, Bridgeport, MeIiden, Glasteotury.
Coventry, New Britain, Brant. ord, and Sou;h
Windecr, are among the towns We hays heard
from M going RePub!icsn-manyo Of them gains:
9shers Carried by largely increased mej ,rities.
iogs: Norwich poled very Iesriy . .0o5 Yotss.
and turned out her Democratic cfic.rs by over
200 majority. Meridea gate Ut co msio.,tv
iast Sptlcg; DOW o42. New Dri.xtn. South
Windsar and Bran,i'rd ere an ,cg the towns
geined by the hepublcans.-N r IEibune. sd
, 1860-10-05

ME-. LOTEJ0Y.s APPOINTMENTS.
Ar. Lsyejoy Informs us that his list Of ap-
polntmaEts for tie following tive weeks, as
first published in the PRESS AND TRIBUNE, and
~ they appear in our issu, Of to-day, arc cor
rect Tbs confusion arose from change made
at : lAts hour On Tuesday evening after the
original COPY given to us had been placed in
type.
, 1860-10-05

one Of the finest and largest companies from
abroad, in the Republican Wide Awake process
zion OF Tuesday night, WIS the Sycamore Com.
psn5, commanded by Capt. Alorzo Ellwood and
Aeuts. Stiles and James. The Company carried
~ 1ofeaes, besides the music. They wers e1-
eeleaf'y drtilsd, and marched with sc1s,esly
precsfion sud regularity. Our readers who saw
the procession, will remember the large. sp;en.
DID looking Company, handsomely uniformed,
eaeh man IN red-top boots. We believe they
stood second highes. On the List Of competitors
for the pEizs bsuner. There is no mora Vida
Awake Republican town in Illinois than S,ca-
mora.
, 1860-10-05
uuttl0n Sals5.
R1 GILBERT q SAMPSON.
Aucftas1t1a, 81 Lake strsst
hoosAho13 Furniture, stova,. NV.
<o5ss Carpets Hedstexds He..

[B4 GILBERT q SAMPSON,
Aocrtes14aa, 81 Lat. str,ss,
A"o4sanol4 Furniture, Stoves. MIR.
<oFss Carpets hedstsMds Iks..
ar ACcrios.
ss1 ssIs.osE1.ot e. u Il TX oosef =. 4hal tA
IT, a!sa1 md Ho2a As U.e Il. son.!,,.rot ps, a.
SOM T.ts rsas af L. 20 c c9atasrs r vaieiy
80 saeG:nf c.. .Nss, Csrd aaa c.a,[, ana
;na sS1t.!n n;h Tss . ef
Wsdres,' '1ons s. a5lt; I'D n.'ert, Basaus H.
Ve1ei ~ sisx CA.is Ca.tr. md To-
.oea r.a wne ersn,s ex'aa ~ H.T,s. stoy. q
ds,s % f.e,.v q; + :.s q han r. -
- aSi SiEezsf;' s;' lssSrsSs: ss; IS :S Is:'
4 n 2 + lCAN no y : +
r.. = PROPERTY FUR SALE Ar ArcTny
hs e. es,i,fn, :, q pova Il A
s.t. pIerae1 to naslsx ess % 'ss %
fss:s i e?sl' norsEo 81: ssos *
s:n. s9sd'a :s;oaa hs aa IL Bets Il k5 III
Iaf. st1ert a1I W,h n.4e sisua'e on no eornc- Of
+sss: es!'s ea - ~: t't
H. E III aots1 i 1ss i.,a !, =.
On n the felo"l.s, ms: =" 'Gee4 4 ~
fest aos "a s5a s9ds. s.a:
nnav u year. interest pr cent ny Ss ;ssa..
I'd too 9sF ssss saas.
h..ns A. o4s oFsr eS00 PER foo& N u-ter Tam rr.
sannsfI md JeazA lnt pes eens' r.y.hs ..mi
4 a. 1.. sas err 1900. one-a.h Ca.h, hl IN T. 1.,a
r. ~ a. p Pr cant. payable m!.snnualy. - 1
voe.bs n7kn ths presents "A oppt ;4me;T nor ~
thn ss any IN A. hss bssa offered Il pubtr ws;~
sss.t of ar ihia rooeFty Is to1 we'll kn. ~ ~
an ht o1s ettena to need comment Sius.s Ink
div H., 81 me aao.t important busfnts. h a.
H. ast or heavss ons loto. 4 rvrcsi.
Tia fis !; n. soaness property ip I. ua,sn
poa!tiye Ale. P1"'4e nay HN Aaauftd of1
JAa A. x,,.,, Gio. T.1oBLE. P,op1!ster,
, 1860-10-05
A Douglas Break In Virginia.

H1sHlae!os, Uc- = E86.
Tbs e7'de.ces: Of Douslas's weakness at the
South thicken dsily. jus. l.. Wilson, oae Of
the Democratic Electors IN the Firtt District Of
Virgins, who was nomia a:ed es Dou,,fas mn ~
has Withdrawn and has given in his adResiou to
breekinridge and Lane. Hs ia a prominent
Demosrs. ia Isle Of Wight County, Va, one Of
the great Democratic atruu chnyds
, 1860-10-05

STERxoscoPks.-A good s:ereoscope and
twelve views can now be procured from Nc
Aasly Co., tos twenty-five centsl Intending
purchasers will do well 70 cali and examine
specimens before buJing elsewhere.
, 1860-10-05

GaAsp GALA WEE. LINCOLN AID Dorc1aa
FonzvER.-The Peak Fam II Swiss Bell Riue-
ers a. KiOgsburJ Hsl1, October Cd, Sd. 4th, 5t6,
Afternoons Tickets, Is cents; children, IS cent?.
Doors open at II o'clock, to commence It
o'clock. oca4y4
, 1860-10-05
AuluBkulE11tB.

MoVICKER'S THEATRE.
4sA As4i+oa 1trset. between stats ,od Dearborn.
e Doofs open II o'clock Performance To eamr.n,.
til O'Clock. S3 ~ 4 ADe Aoto
Aoxf5oS:-pTesa C!re!s. % ceats; Sacsud @I.riA Il
&nts Private Bo1es, tt1o And esQ0.
FRIDAY EVENING, Oct l..
8K "BFIT
oltha Popular 1sh Coaned!sa AID voearst
M r. 60 lin
Who WI sppsar IN hls xsust Character os
MILES MA COPPALEEN
In III. Great Irsh D.AmAlf
TIL e co LII e IN nA w,N.
Which kasessn witueved by GRO sDED HOUSES syev
axot tas "esk, and received un1vezaA praise because
-Ftw sad R<aHitfHl 6esn<ry,
= tae 1slenssa Scenic cArs........-..t. W. WHrTA1
New Mechanical Elects say..........,.....D, PkA17.
Thrilling and SavsI sftuaitsaa Esau Mu.c and =,
utAtproach2a Cast Of ChAlxeters.
, 1860-10-05

IHfoKTAxr 70 TIE LApIEs.-Wo hare thi. d.v
reduced the price 70. dy ya.ug dresses to ono dol-
lar. Shawls and other articles 1t greatly re-
duead prlses. Coox 4 AcL41x,
be29.1W. 1913 South Clars 1trnet
, 1860-10-05

X ENNEDY'S MEDICAL DIS
"a CoTERY cures Ee.o.uls
Heeaedya M-t!=ai Discovery cures Er3spth4.
Aefnecya Medical Discovery tuEes t,ankar
ansd. He1 at seovesJ eufes Nu1ark Bora Mouth.
Errnsdr.o n., 41Teeoseay q - Haner Of tha Eyta.
He1Nsvye Mealca! Dheovsry cures fea Head
HoaeSy ~ Mr9eal Dtseose cures Running thr Ear.
Esuasaj Htulc. =! eovery eu'es Uce'atsa Scr: L<x
AttuAta Atdea1 Discovery cures Letfa
KtaLe1ys Mctca 6!scaVerJ cures Rteum,t.au.
AsnnedT1 1en!ea Dscavery CUES salt khesa.
HHelaeA HeHtA ~ DheoFasy keEulates the kowe14
neiisn D!seoTusY Regulates tha K'dnsys.1s
kennety. Medical Di.cov-ry L. cured rrops1, s$''
WIEN 5ou a.e SICK ao1 Co not koow VIA, ths ms,t.r!a
perhaps 5ou have N In ward humoz. TT Kennedy. Ned
cal Dheo-e1y.
For she By Al D:uxs,sts oasYo1r
, 1860-10-05
LEGAL lNTELLIGENCE.

1APoR7Asr Su1r.-Among the quits BROUGHT
It the present term Of the Circuit Court Of he
United States tor this District. il one which ia
not merely important /, the parties themaaIyee.
but possesses m interest for no inconsiderahle
portion Of the community.
Tbs suit we alfude to is that Of Jarvis Case
againtt George ". Brown, Of Galesburg, tho
the latter Of patent belonging to The former
for IN Improvement in corn n-ptan.ers. lii. Case
las his declaration on file informs u,} claims
that the contEivance in the planters msu.
utactured BY Lii. Brown, known as the
aou6h drop, il (at least in the manner in whict
It y spplled BY III; B:orn) purely an Invention
several ye.rs ago. and tha. III. Browns a. sppro. m
prtatioa Of it in the machines Aforesaid is WITH
out the shadow Of warrant or authority. Nr.
Case's lden Of tho number and extent of Mr..
Browns iufrirgements, seems to be 10 small
one, a. the declaration ADORE referred to claimx
damages to the amount Of hundred and aft1
thousand dollars. 1fMr. Browns business hsa
been at all proportionate to HI. Cases claim.
this suit and it's result must be Of iuterest to =
large number sffarmers, who haritg purchased
and used the forbidden fruit in which Brown
haa been dealing, have become alike liable WITH
him to tho owner Of the patent.
RcV1ckzns THEAraz.-To-night The beautiful
drama Of the Colleen Bawn will be repeated for
tho fourth time for the benefit Of III, Co,ltue
who has made great hit As Myles ia Copps.
leen. The drama has drawn crowded houaea
every night, and We presume the theater will
be packed tonight
N. B.-"e would call tp<ciaI attention to N
in another column addresasd
" To Railroad Companies"
ATTENTION TEx1H Ward W1px AwAkxs.-Di.
vision q Of the West Side Wide Awakes. Tou
arc requested to attend the meeting at Henri
Siemyes's this, Friday, evening. a. hall. pa,t7
O'Clock precisely. a. business of importance
vill come before the meeting. Let every mem-
ber BE- on hand.
Per order, C, p. RCarR. Presv.
o. G, FAVOR, Sec'y.
, 1860-10-05
LOCAL MATTERS,

TG Go to John Jones, ll9 Dearborn .trast
and SC! Jour clothes cleaned and repaired.
They will b we'll done and 1t prices to sait ths
fifue&. - :.
, 1860-10-05

New fost, Sept. ~, ls5,.
1cszrn BUaSE7, Esq.-Dear Sir: For son1s
tina past, hare bean using Jour Cocoaoe.
sad soaaidsr It far preferable to anything
k&ve ever uBad for tho hair.
HMy endorsement is Of AuY Yxlue. vou ara
perfectly 1t liberty 70 uss it.
Respectfully your..
octo 1n.WF63 FrIrr1xs,u
, 1860-10-05

ANOTHER BoDY FoCSn AT rRAc1yE.-Wo learn
that on Wednesday body WAS found on tho
lake shore At Racine, supposed to be one Of The
victims Of tho Lady Elgin disaster. It was That
Of German woman, rs or 80 years OF sge.
She had on hoop skirt, small check delaine
dress; her fhemise WAS plated like . bosom to
mans shirt. She hsd on plsin gold ring
marked on the inside Of came, "Juns e1st,
1882" pair Of CATERS with heels On Same: by
the looks Of the bottoms they appear new. she
measured about feet inches. The remains
ara much dh6gured. She had 4 bl.sk co,d
around her neek, with small charm attached.
The Coroner Of Racine has kept part Of tho
dress and the shoes,
, 1860-10-05

"eps1nt to-day, On our second page the po.
hheh record Of Stephen 4. Douglas. II is
document Of much value, especially to Ill Squat.
terites, from whom wo shall expect large c.
der1, which We cAn fill from our extra edition At
our counting room. Single copies ready for
mailing TO Ill points in the Northern States.
Let everybody read Ar. Douglass political his-
tofY
, 1860-10-05

~ Pure Natire Wine, made from the Ilii-
nois Wild grape, excellent for inya1ida. Sold bY
E. 4: Sargent, Apothecary, corner Randolph
and Stata Streets
, 1860-10-05

surR&4 1Kxx1RX-Thoss who desire to feast
tisir e.Jes upon articles snd gems Of beauty.
should step into tho Jewelry eatshliahuent 81
hessts. Hoard Hoes, lit Lake street. They
offered in this city,, soma sets coating ssoo
Thar windows are Tho mort nttrsctiTe ~ ~
On tsks at1est, and parsons passinR aeldon r.
ast sas temptation to walk IN. Gsnuiuo afti,
, 1860-10-05

Who would not rather pay IS cents DER
Hallon more for pure, unadultef1led Kerosene.
saan to buy the common Coal Oil cA1Lrp Kern,
sene: II you wish the Simon pure, or have any
olo 1 Lamps ~ p TO oe altered, go to Mobiles Lamp
ana W Emporium, lo3 Clark street, or to the
D1anen' Aof "e!t Mao!1on. sspe2- Let
70 Az should not fail to read the advertise
mens OF ffof Wood in to days paper. se5-1y
CH1Rcn,s BEsr RAsPsKRRx JAN from Sugar
Island, Michigan. The best uade. For ssIe
sa!y at No. 92 Stats stre.:, ana.qm
, 1860-10-05

4 CASE or IsEAs71cfpE.-Cosoner J,mes
yesterday he'd Al inquest on the body Of fe-
nsle infant, the child OF Mary Geboy, domes.
tic At No. 3s West Adatns street, born on Tues.
day Inst, AID found dead under circunstaucea
that seemed 70 warrant an Investigation. 4
post mortem examination showed that tho child
WAS healthy and full grown, and had b.en born
alive. The girl il in feeble condition snd will
fena1n where ate il until she can be removed
to the Ja'lon Co:oners warrant to aas1.r
charge Of child murder.
, 1860-10-05

Aossc FOE TEE A1l11ox.-Everybody who
purchases ticket in the piano lottery 1t the
fs'f no" bsiDg held in Metropolitan Hall, rurs
= grand good chanes Of Winning m $500 piano
for tho suall priks Of ous hundred nennfe..
precisely.
, 1860-10-05

N.B.-"e would call tp<c;aI attention to N
advertisement in another column addressed
To Railroad Conpanies."
, 1860-10-05

GRAND 1krkn1A1 TAnLxAux.-A series ~
splendid tableaux will b produced At the f.ir
now being held in Metropolitan Hall on S..ur-
day evening Of this week. From the char,cter
Of tho parties engaged, We prophesy then
splendid success.
, 1860-10-05

a1Acu1as lns117urx.-Dr. Lowell Nason. thA
Rreaa Anaraean composer, will lecture On musto
betots ths Institute to-day 1t II o'clock.
lAat night tho lnsututs was fayored with .
moss e1osllsnt lasture fsn Dr.. Bu.rouzhs Of
~ Chicago VniYp1ssty, r.
, 1860-10-05

eles Of Jeweiry and Silver Ware are cf1..ed at
such toto prsets that they rarely leavs empty.
, 1860-10-05
Rress Gritttt1t,
FRIDAY, OCTOBER S, 1860.


mr.. LeEej"g's Appointments.
Aoa' oFec Lovtj'J will address the peon1e of
illinois on political topics &. The folor;no t;ns.
and p1arns. y AAAAee
, 1860-10-05

AN merry ON THE SOUTH
=, BRANCH For sALE.--Thoaa Who y; sh To en-.z,
n ~ nasiae, Of Tau vii hear Of xresk h.ysn ~
atatFsss e. .. Boz 130 or {. Ing 4 81 Rad3'p3
1o:s I'll new With III modern - pEsyea enis
o. hafk u xood erdaf On The premises. Evsfyihnx en
sold l3w for cash. ' A A9ais' ~! %
, 1860-10-05

hEtP "Anx.-The chilling {1inds Of Int
wesk remind one to hare the atoyes in rood or.
der. Ne" ones must often be provided, aud in
such cafes the beat arc the cheapest. For the
lshstimprn'ene1ts, purchasers will find what
thsy want 1t J. IT. Loomi.', No. 14a Lake
street. Sec advertisement,
, 1860-10-05
MARRIED..
Nem advertisements.

WHY'S r. 1Tssaaesd3y ntt u b Eev; 4. p Eddy D D.
dlA H.. yeunzen daut II ,hs fcating tieIzTmsn
, 1860-10-05

A FEW MORE AGENTS WANT
= = = En-Io supply the country with venito1 Improv
nPsohiahe @ eusin., Ever! fl!l, .ans thsa md pox
W Hme !ef 1a2d aats Apply II IA6 Matnsh aTenua
et Aaaie - r. O. tox 1881, Chicago, with siamp