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Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-10-04
Poles.

Within few days fine poles have been raised
at Mr.. JESSE UHL's, john CARPENrER's, Mr.. LlsLEs,
and hundred other places we might name had we
time and room to do so.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-10-04
Noffat,s Life Pills and Phenix Bitters.

Tn Of Scrotta, Ulcers, Scurrey ErHptiOns of
the skin the operation Of the Le Medicines is truly
astonishing cites removing in few days, vestge
these loahsom diseases, bt their purifying effects
on the blooi bilious Fcrer dnd .4gue, Dyspepsid,
Dropsy, Piles, and in short, most ali diseases
yield to their curative properties. No family should be
without them, by their timely much suffering and
expense may be saved. For sale BY J,k. RAlFF,
(n47yD Millersburg,
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-10-04

DIR. M. Falcon.
We are requested to say that M. FALCON, Ply
sician and Surgeon will be at the House of. G.
GRIFFIN, Holmesvillc, during the County Fair
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-10-04
apOleon.

There will be a Meeting at Napoleon, on Mon
day evening next Uni and McDowELL will be
there to address the Democracy.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-10-04
Eg- JUSTINE THINGp-A prom

EE- USTTHE TIIINGH-A prom
inent physician SAID of DR.. Wilson'S Pills:-"If my
patient required an aperient, Wilson'S Pills were
lust the thing wanted; ifhe suffered from Dys-
tivity of Liver, Wilson's Pills were Just the thing
Disturbance of the Circuatory Organs; Wilson's
Pills were just the thing" See "Guide to Health"
TO be had gratis from b. l.. Fahnestock Co. No
GO Wood Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. Sold by ]. X.
RAIFF and H. YERGlN, and merchants gencr
ollr
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-10-04
The County Fair.

The County Fair will be held at 1Iolmesville on
the 10th and 1lth of this month. The people of
Holmesvile are making preparation to have q
glorious good Fair we hope they may not be dis
annointed. The election will come off on the 9th ];
let us attend to it and then all 60 to the Fair
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-10-04

GOLD DlGGINGS DISCOVERED IN HOLMES co.
GREAT EXCITEMENT!
500 Men. Women and Children Visit
ing the Mines Daily!
AN EXTRA TRAIN TO BE PUT ON THE TRACK TO
CONVEY THE TERROR STRICKEN POPULACE!
Sl, ,UUU in less than % week The soldiers S Of T,Tus
pouGhed up the foundations Of soomon's Temple to get
gold; but go to
a b FRY,
and you get it without ploughng.
1t ever has been an ineXpcablc problem where Hiram
King of Tyre procured so much Gold for Solomon. The
problem is now solved by going to
A b FIR
and he will tell you all about the Gold of Ophire.
Poets have run mad and Historians ave collapsed In
diamonds OF Gocomia But what is all that in conpari
son with the spa Killing gems that Geam and glitter In the
Jewelry Store of A. B. Fry.
The Pearl seekers of India have furnished matter for
the tragic and polarized the hearts of enranced
millions, by bringing up from the vastly deep pearls of
faith until you walk literally into the Jewelry Store OF
A b FIR K,
and your eyes behed and what the heart
ofmau (and woman tool never conceived of before
Pzarro Peru and Corez in Mexico shed the blood of
Kings and vassels procure their mines of Silver
ofwhich was worked into vases and vessels and valua
bes, now to be had of
A b FIR Y,
solomon said there Time for "a things, but forgt
to mention that b. FRY had Time pieces all
and that he is the sole agent living for the best clock
in America.
SP TACLES S
You talk Of seeing an awful spectacle but the speca-
ces at A. b. FRlS surpasses all SPECTACLES that Sore
Eyes behcd SO little and big, rich and poor high
and low, big and ugly, every body and the rest
kind right alongnOt with your Picks and Shove's
but your Pockets weighed down with old rusty Gold and
Silver dollars old Jewelry aud torn Bank B and have
il replaced with something of more benefit that may
go your way rejoicing Tell it every where that our
stock of
WATCHES, CLOCKS JEIVELRY, SILVER
AND PLATED ware FANCY
GOODS, 90, DO, So,
cannot be surpassed either in quality or prices
Watches, Clocks and Jewery repaired, and all work
warranted.
TO secure a fine view call early in the morning.
e Room in Weirch's block, North side OF Jackson
Street, Millersburg Ohio. A. b. FRY.
MAY, 1s6I.-nllu
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-10-04
EYy- MRS. WINSLOW-An expert

enced and female physician, has soothing Syrup
children teethng, which greatly facilitates the process
of Teethng by soitensg the gums, reducing all ntlam-
maton-wr allay all pain aud is to regulate the
bowels Depend upon it, mothers, will give rest to
yourselves, and relief and health to infants Per-
fecy safe in all cases. See advertisement in another
ca umu yln3q
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-10-04
SIlcrin's Sale.

Shcrin's Sale.
William Raiguel.
VS..
Edward Hall.
DY virtue vendi vs., defendant in this case issued
ID from the Court of Common Pleas and To mo
delivered between the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and
o'clock p. NJ, ON
Tuesday, the 10th day of October, A. D. 1860,
will expose to public sale on the premises Of
h r. tn sn III ne1nn , lao.ies nv uous y
yoke of cattle, four head of Milk cows, eight head
of young cattle, two wagons, one buggy, three
stacks of hay, four acres of wheat, in the ground
ON the farm Of Edward Hail. two year old colt
and n corn crusher.
Terms of sale, cash.
JOHN FRENCH, Sheriff.
October 4th, 1s60.-prfS2,
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-10-04
A Tall Pole.

The Democracy raised a Hickory in this place,
on Saturday last, two hundred and thirty feet high
II is pole as is pole. Hurrah for lIurra!!
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-10-04
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
IN has been duly appointed and qualified as ad-
ministrator of the estate of John Snyder, late OF
Hardy township, Holmes county, Ohio, dec,
ISAAC SNYDER.
September, I3, ls6O--n3iw3.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-10-04
George Reed.

VCOrSC NeCUs
GEORGE REED, of Nashville, has just received a
very large and desirable stock of Fall and Winter
goods which he intends to sell very cheap. His
advertisement is crowded out this week. it willap-
pear next week. Call and see the goods.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-10-04
GREAT IMPROVEMENTS
IN THE ART,
WILLIAM Mex EE.


Mould take pleasure In announcing 10 The citizens o.
w Mlersbufg, that he has taken the rooms Dr.
BOliDgs 0n0e where he has excellent Sky-LIGIIT.
and with his experance In the Art having had the ad.
vantage Of being Instructed In Of the largest and best
Photograph Galleries In the East he feels Justified IN
saying that he will make
PHOT TO IRA rms, hMBR YPES
And all the popular pictures Of the day atsung the high
est perfection In the Art.
lie dchcs competition, and claims that he viii make
better pictures, on an avarsge, than have ever been
made west Of the Mississippi My results are certain
He would also uall attention TO the artistic and grace
hl position In wHoh his subjects will be seated. II Is
unnecessary to remind the enlightened citizens Of this
vicinity ofthe neslmable value Of fine and feke pic.
ture Of departed friend. Suffice u TO say that safest
way Is to improve the present. for The past not yours,
and the future you cannot command.
COME ONE! COME ALL!
To and gee better pictures than have been
West II they do cost but ffty cents EACH neatly enclosed
In good morocco case 7E- Bring your cnldIen. lie
claims not to be eXceed In making child like and fine
pictures Of children. Bring them IN the forenoon'6
Mr. NJ. Is not one who has the name Of u travelling Ar.
tst. There Ia no humbug about this circular.
Perfect satisfaction guaranteen.
WILLIAM MCKEE,
- Main ST., opposite the Book Store.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-10-04
Fine Peaches.

Our friend. Mr. BrRKEy, few days ago pre-.
sented us with half bushel of the finest peaches
we have seen thisyear
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-10-04
Ghosts.

GHOSTS.
On Friday night last the good people of this town
were walked up about 10 O'Clock by the marching
of procession somewhat resembling the Sons oil
Malta. Various names were suggested for them,
some thought they were the P. Q. RS, others the
So BIS, and some claimed they were the com
mon Tom Cats. Much anxiety was manifested
TO find out who composed the crowd; one fellow got
rather close to rough looking customer and re.
ceiyed hard and sudd Ell shove which started him
on q beautiful summer sault, but unfortunately
when he got half way round the ground interfered
with, and rudely stopped him. Our opinion is that
the procession gotten up by set of "cussed
cusses" who wanted to berlesque the Sons of Malta
The Lager suffered after they were done marching
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-10-04

CLENELAND, Sept lcS lSoU
Mr.. EDIToR, DEAR SIR:
In your local column of 9th inst, | notice Prof.
Folsom arraigned "sans ceraaonie" before your
numerous readers for an apparent attempt at
.'spindling' you out of q Scholarship, yeur due,
for advertising "Folsom's College" some three
years since.
My only apology for seeming neglect is ignor-
ance of the fact of such Indebtedness, and this
is the first time that such charge has been pre-
ferred against me, presume you will consider the
amends satisfactory if herewith remit you a
Scholarship good not only on Fosom's College,
but on the Cleveland ''link" (of which am now
partner) together with seven others of the "Na-
tional Chain" favoraby located at many Of the
great Commercial centers of the Union.
Trusting that in justice to myself, you will give
place to this apologetic response, i'll your paper
and with the hope thatno misunderstanding, neg
ligcnce, or injustice may occur sin future"
am very respectfully,
E. G. FOLSOM.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-10-04
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Letter List,

A LIST OF LETTERS remaining in the Post
~ Office. at Mersburg, for tho Quarter
ending September goth, 1860.
, 1860-04-05

w ANTED-A Suite Of Rooms
with ho.r, for cert!em,o ant 1Alv In Iva fam
fT. fnth slie Of Clrk street. petez=e. Afdrc L.
0. Boz "a. apiI.t
, 1860-04-05
FlikE3.

l1RE on SorTu WELLs SrnEEr.-About three
o'clock yesterday morning a FIRE broke out in
the two story frame dwelling house, No. lss
Wells street. The lower part wns occupied by
7 Gelkison Us bakery. aud the upper part
by Mr.. Sayres, as dwelling. The building
was owned Ly Bassc: 4; Hammond, and tue Gu
tire loss vas about $500, upon which there was
no insurance. The fire was supposed to be the
work Of au incendiary.
F1rg on LArcAnEE S7nEE1-Thc alarm shout
two r. ii. yesterday vas by the burning Of two
one,story cottages md Il barn near the corner
Of I.arrabec aad Vine streets. The houses
were occ. pied by Mcssrs. Reed and Rogcrs, and
the barn owned by the former, wso was also
the proprietor of cro Ct the cottages. The
other was occupied by Mr.. slurz. The entire
loss is $500 without Insurance. The fire origi-
mated in tue barn, and was also the work of an
inceoliarY,
, 1860-04-05

j.. We are informed TINT the Tennessee delega.
t,on @ haTe engaged rooms for thirty Ut The
Charleston Hotel In orae@ to secure the rooms
Tue dclccat'nn had ia u2ryc to pay Tor thcn,
from the 18th Of April. As the Conv vehtion does
mol assemble until the esd, it is probable that
our delegates will no. get to Charleston befure
The 2lst. So that they will hare to pay for their
rooms for six days before they use them. TITS,
at 81 apiece per day, will amount 10 $40, ar
Il 40 TINT our delegates will hare to pay 1or IL
priri1ege Of securing their rooms 1tthey only
bare 10 pay s. apic:e per day, Us some repnrts
say. their roons viii cost them but 5000 before
they enter them. Charleston certaiEiy has
abandoned tue idea Of getting Southern custom
tor her wholesale dealers.-Naskrille Ua:on and
-4mtrscdn.
ArS1c1rAL D1Gx17r.-The people Of Charles
ton seem to hare recovered their equa1imity
siuce it has been decided that The Convention
will positively be held there. The Courier says
that the citizens will feel disposed now to *.make
oil necessary preparations, winch many III
them would nnt contemplate under the d"ress,
as itwerc. Of the very Insulting and iupudent
mcuaces Of o change Of place." This is rather
amusing. The hotel keepers will probably 70
back to their scale o. oxtortionatc charges with.
out rear Of results. They persist in charging
IS day fer mere board, and compelling all who
take rooms TO pnv Tor them week before tie
Contention meets. At Chicago, on the con-
tEary, il is announced that tie prices of board
at tic hotels will renlaln unclayycd.-I. r.
Tii7es.
, 1860-04-05


But 1ittle interest was manifested in lhc mu.
nicipal election yesterday, except in = few Of
thc Wards, where there was strife bc,wccu
candidates far The CITY Council. Tic heaviest
total vo,e-le.25s73Tas cast for Magistrate,
showing difference oc 3.2l4 votcs less Tor the
election yesterday. This indifference on lie
part Of citizens together with the tnct tbat tie
Opposition ticket was ep:cene. being neither
j.epub!icsn or American, but weak dococticn
Of both, secured tue 'riamph Ct tne Democrats
Wuter Korks-Chas. Rule, City Commissioner
Jereu.;ah Kierstcd. aud director Of the City
Inhrrnary, Mt. Ayrcs-were e'ccted By mejori
ties Of uesrly 7oo each. Esquire Hanselman,
tic Opposition candidate for Magistrate, vas
elected by something over 1000 MA orltr-the
precise figures we cannot state, owing to the
stupidity Of the Clerks aud Judges Of elections,
who carried OF the returns without leaving
copies Ut the polls for the use Of the press
According to our returns. we make the majori'
ty for Hansclmau 1,15o-cstimating the vote II
the Fourth, Seventh and Thirteenth Wards to
run with the balance Of the ticket The major.
itg mat exceed that figure.
, 1860-04-05
TO LICE.


t-4-VfAH~A%ts
ratrTck Dorle. la'cenv, d ch,recd; Joss:h HarerAn
,|t a's: :S,5:s St f;5
J:Iu aaat.rr on. hn G. q inti.y, VIM. S,cvat jhn
ne Tia eoow 1 s. Tsn nsS so t9
di-cbsrsrh t'ath1n: kln=. DO. =; VIZ. Mo'te7. y
sst,o- t. Gss 'esy ,s ] a: q ea s
A.; =. Ta:s i,c, Iswf DO % GO sS}ic3 y. A! 9sG IT, %
its3 II i 1s Fl; ,ssS o$
e. aasa"t aasa ss s.ausi F,rd + Ee'ies:. anc, i
limo hy SrlIsan. Gu. -; 113as Foster te1 lstt.
:fs IL ss i try .! ~ ,ia. a,a proceeding.
day. Apl&. 1860 Nx'1s LAnsEs, Itlice Cont Clerk
Sraun,x0 AfEnAx.-A man named Jnmes
Sxeeucy, residing en- the corner Of Edna f1ace
and Polk street, was arrested By officer Gillas-
nic. MI Old rect light before last, churged with
snbbing John Quimbeu- He received three
and tnuched the Lungs, and may prove fatal.
DR.. Collins was sent for, who dressed the
wounds, and Sweeney was brought mp in yestcr-
DAVIS Police Court aud, pending the result OF
Qu,n,teu's injuries, was held in $1,000 bail.
"Wt Ane SEvES."-Tfe juvenile thieves are
iuse now swelling largely 1be Police reiurns.
On Tuesday night, seren boys, named Adam
brooks. Patrick Doyls. john llascrn,nn, James
nenny, Theodore Harvey, George Paul. and
Frederick Brecht. were arrested for stealing
brass boxes and other railroad appnrtenaoccS
belonging to the Rock Island Railroad Com
rauy. Some Of the boys were discovered in q
fumie7 7ar,l on Twelfth street, and in their pos
session i large number Of hra:s boxes in bags
which were subsequently, idcatitied AZ the prop.
cr,y Of the Railroad Company. Eorty-ihree
lofcs were feu.d concealed in the lumber yard
which were valued j. 81. Some workmcn's
clothing and tools we're fonad in The yard From
tha story Of the boys t secuted thai 4 French
bav M broke into The s1ldp a2d stole the boxes
and That they uereed to share equally in The
rrotits Of .Leeir s.'ss. Tue boys were brought
tefnre Justice Mill;ten yesterday morning whs
mndc .le fnl'o*iug disposition nf them: broox!
was fnc.; S., lia:esu,an g. Denny S. Brech
-. Harvey case continued, Doyle and Paul dis
| charged.
, 1860-04-05

TO RENT.-A rew first class
trick House ~ tbs North D:v!s:oa. mar the Lake.
!ent low. mrd ely. Asr. Sore, 30st9
kin1c st'eet 10 r..s. fr .a:e Or e1cLAaks Apply TO
WELLS l. CLAEk. ISL KI11 ttre.t, u1deg the Fo-t:r
NLuk2. at34lx
, 1860-04-05
4 EiTT1plA State officer .1bsCordCd
from Iowa ~ ftsl.-alt lsAytns his
EfouFd Bill,
,l.n 1Fne

1t is 10 lnnoer N ltter CT toubt thai tue dis
tinguished Ttr:ia';,s, Camp, who was recently
il, this city, commissioned with ttte arrest Of
barclay Conpnc, should hnve tue letter S pre-
fixed to his nuae. IAc Ea9Hirtr Of this city
assured u@ that lie Was slan OF q the highest
rcspcctabli3y Of The 1. +. VS., We pre-
sumo. But, Notwithstanding. this recommends.
tion, it il u fact that he has mizzled, put out,
made bins scarce. Gbs4uatu'a'ed, with an
uspaiI Aoarl dill a,ncuntiny 70 nrtr dirty duL
I.tss, at tie Muson House. While stopping ia
this city, lc s,,,nt mitch Of his time il. drin.-
lug and gambling, a7d, Wien lie LEFT, was in
company with Il disrrpntable woman. 1t ep-
pears that he had no baggage. and, just before
his departure. borrowed some money from one
Of his associates .t this place. aud several rc.h-
er garments Iro.n anotheT. Tell it nbt in Gath.
3nLfsh it not in the streets Of A>ka1on, tii.i
slrl, was thc conduct of duly commissioned
oflicer from tic great Stale Of Eirgiuia TO the
Commonwealth of Iowa!
Courtlond Camp made his appearance here
first the 9t!l al JannaIy, aud left the 2itll
Of February. BE registered Lia na,nc st Ma.
sons Hotel ns l.. T.. Thompson, Of Boston,
though 10 no other way cid Ire try 10 conceal
the object Of Ills mission. Everybody knew
his business ia yery short lime after his arIi-
val, and when he rsturned from lies Maincs it
WA known on the streets ten minutes after 1c
left tue cars that lie had failed to obsau r.
guisilion for the arrest Of Coppoc. So much
for the accusation repeatedly made against Gov
crnor Kirkwood, tl:at he diynleed the matter
aud urged Cnproc to escape. Virginia must be
sadly III need Of the proper u7aterial for public
officers. ii she il obliged to make use OF such
worthless tS)camfs Us this chap las proven to
be.
Let us hear no mnsc from Cor. Lctcl.cr abnut
sta.e comfy" If 1his is un example Of the
lind thcv have down in the Old Dominion, We
want no more of it.
, 1860-04-05

GErAr BAnoA1Ss N WALL P4pEr-At the
closing out sale at E. G. l.. Faxon's old stand,
20 Lake street. Parties purchasing will consult
the largest aud best west Of New York. Selling
full 25 per cent less than at anr other store ia
the city. His workmen are the best. mhSo-Gt
kEnosESE ASp Coal OIL LAxPs.-The smallest
stock iu the civ OF Old ssy1.s can he found at
Lamp and Oil Emporium between Washington
and Madison streets. mch.S let
, 1860-04-05

4 JAIL DEEAkEa RErrExEn TO CrsronY.-
Officer II. L. Knight, Of Buchanan, Mich. pass
cd through The ci:y yesterday morning, harins
in cl,arge Noble II. Thompson, who recently
broke jai! in that county. He WIS arrested in
St. Joseph, Missouri, IN rou:4 for Pixies Peak.
, 1860-04-05
Eucoura:fnE SYlalps01lfx. 4.


Intelligent merchants inform us that never
bcfnrc was our city ut this season visited By
better class Of buyers, aud more nnmernusly.
The country merchants throughout the North
West arc beginning TO ti-d aud confess to tic
advantage of well supplied wholesale market,
nearer home than the seaboard, where they can
bur li.ht and often, and avoid carrying heavy
stock.
And it is but justice to our wholesale dealers
in the several departments Of trade. to sar that
in no other season preceding have thcy present
ed higher inducements to the trade Of the
northwest to make up their stocks in Chicago.
Aud this is true both Of cur old houses and
the recently established. OF these latter, The
extensive premises o! S. " Ripley, (late Of
Fisk L R;p,ey). at No. o6 and ?s Lake. corner Ct
Dearborn, are worth visiting. both by citizens
and Strangers. Mr.. r. occupies the large sales.
rooms OF the SECOND and third 1oor Of Couch 8
new block, over the American Express CoEpa-
ny's Offices, which are now Glled with m exceed
ips1y chaicc and elegant stuck Of Millinery and
Straw goods, which deserve tho attention Of the
trade.
Mr, Ripley has bcon the bu:ing partner Of
his late firm. and resided in New York, ndpos-
sesses twelve years experience in his branch
of tra5c. His connection With III extensive
Eastern manufacturer, taken with the above,
viii furnish a reason why he eau now enter the
field, prepaEe1 with rich stack to sell at "a"c-
t;on priccs," md afford to the trade here equal
facilities to those offered in New York. Ger
, 1860-04-05

Eclectic TOR Arn1L.-Thc April number Of
the Eclectic contains portraits Of Long!el;ow
and Lord Macaulay, besides the usual se1ec-
tions from The English and Continental reviews
and magazines. For sale by AcNally, 81 Dear
born street.
, 1860-04-05

The GALE.-Thc wind was ont in lis strength
yesterday, and ut times blew n gale. Some
damage was done 10 the roof Of the City Hos
pita1, and to signs aud Awnings about town.
, 1860-04-05

CHICAGO MEDICAL Soc1Er1.-The annual
meeting of the Medical Sociely was held on
Tuesday evening last, when the following gen
tlcmcn were elected officers for the ensuing
1car: Dr.. Orrcn Smith, President; nE. l.. p.
Cherry, vicc-president; Dr.. Swaync Wicker
shan, Secrctagy and Treasurer.
, 1860-04-05

MUSICAL CSioS AcApEMY.-The Musical Union
Academy will meet this week On Thursday eve
ming instead Of Friday evening, {as advestiscd)
i. their rooms, No. q, Methodist Church Block.
, 1860-04-05

AtFet rcucass, n. r.. N.rch eth By Friends. ce.e.
.nnnv, WM q WGop. cf Mefsnosa. Ill. AID MARY u.
WIArGLE, Il tie Tor Ler pls.e-
A1.2 San time ard r'a-e md In SINE rasnoer. ws +
wtTth0LE aud CAROLINE AApRkNs. ali Of Pr;
Doug sa*.
A. A'e-!r-. L..x.r.h sl<: ty t3e Fry Es4.as. nann
Hso.. ef Err Wet Flu, snG SrS. AAKI"N Z. SMITH
1,,.s r..5 st ,h .esenee Of NJ: + +. EeE!e Tt I'd
tns. hv III. t;e1 WLirr.~ Mr. bEt>l'S ". LuNLAI
, 1860-04-05

Cu1cAao ACADEMY Or rSc1EScEs.-A lecture will
b. delivered before tho Society this evening, in
the lecture room Of the Dearborn Seminary on
Wabash avenue, near Washington strcet, by
Col. J. ". .Foster-subjcct-"o Origin and Struc-
turc Of Mountain Chains" Lecture to cnu,-
n,eucc At hslfpast seven. All persons interested
are Invited 10 attend.
, 1860-04-05

".FAsr wonk.-The employee Of ]. l., smitl, at
Shinglo Mandatory. near the Lighthouse. Il
day or two since sawed tAirty:fre tlout9sd
shingles will, one Of the Evarts machines. 1
rood dny'swo.k
, 1860-04-05
LOCAL. MATTERS

tE Go to John Jones. 119 Dearborn street
and get your clothes cleaned and repaired.
Thc5 will be well done and ut prices to suit the
, 1860-04-05
an1uSf111EnfE.
McVICKER'S THEATRE,
A'4- AsGsoa st--*.. te.ws.n Ss1!e ae4 D.lrec.-.
THURSDAY E:ENIYG. A.tt .st

THURSDAY E:ENIHG. A;sl :ss.
LAST GIFTS,
-, e tHt are rtsptctu t,3edi ihAt Warsc4s zr'ca-
ca 'ta: E9ite RtNAHEE hF / Pt>uI. Ys,C No MAN,
VI pol tsev end ts werk sther tons Array
enEl-ed will appsas OF Mou.ay next. ILlA Thufstay
eTeas"s. 4psis 5. VIII L. p.ese1:eatle
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