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"a SING TEA-BLACK DRAGON CHOP.
Il Natural Leaf, perfectly pure (Tsing signifies
pure.) Prepared without any colOring or foreign
substance. Cured on Porcelain (not copperO
over a slow fire. Delightful flavor, exceedingly
powerful and strong. Combines all the healthy
virtues of the tea plant. Mandarins and higher
class of natives use no other.
This celebrated tea was first introduced here
by the ORIENTAL TEA COMPANY, in May, 1868,
when the limited quantity imported was rapidly
sold, at the high price OF 81 so pound. 1t met
with such unqualified approval, and the demand
for it from all sections so great, that the Com
pany at once made arrangements to procure
larger supply, upon more favorable terms, for
the future; and they have just received the hrst
invoice for this year, which will be sold at the
low price of 81 10 pound, at which (but little
over one half what 1t cost one year ago. 1t is the
cheapest tea known; and the Company feel that
they cannot too highly recommend it to all who
drink tea as 1t possesses the flavor and strength
and the soothing, invigorating properties of both
Black and Green, without any injurious quality !;
being chemically pure and free from coloring
matter or any foreign mixture, it will suit the
| taste and please all who love tea.
This tea is put up neatly in pound parcels, 80
pounds in a chest, with the price, 81 10, printed
on each package. The wholesale price by the
| chest is 81 pound, and orders from traders,
hotel keepers peddlers, clubs, or families, for
chests of SO pounds or more, will be filled at the
wholesale price. Parties living in towns where
we have agents can always get this tea from
them.
Like all other goods sold by the Oriental Tea
Company, this tea is warranted to give entire sat-
isfaction; and parties ordering, can do so with
the full assurance that if the whole or any part
fails to suit it may be returned at our expense,
and we will refund the money
SPECIAL NOTICE.-As matter of con-
venience to the public we are arranging with
Apothecaries and other Merchants, all over the
country. to act as agents for selling our Teas
and Coffees in their locality, at our warehouse
prices. Our profits are small, but we give over
four-fifths of them to agents as commission. We
want an agent in every town in the Union, and
will send full particulars, terms, price lists, &C
upon application by mail, from traders desiring
it. Address ORIENTAL TEA COMPANY
Boston, Mass. Iowa
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1869-05-25
PHILADELPHIA PHOSPHATE

Under the above brand propose TO introduce
SuperphOsphate of Lime manufactured from
the phosphate deposits recently discovered on
the Ashley river, near Charleston, S. G.
The above wonderful and almost inexhaustible
deposits are found spread over many thousand
acres. and have been used substitute for
bone by phosphate manufacturers IN PhtLGdeE
plia and other places. Owing to the low price
and great ease with which this material can be
worked as compared with bone, it will, If found
to arS,oer a good purpose be extensively used
hereafter; and 1t is with the view of giving to the
farmers the best article that can be produced from
this substance that have commenced the manu-
facture of a new phosphate under the above
brand.
will warrant my Philadelphia Phosphate sn-
perior to any other phosphate manufactured from
the materials, and guarantee the quality
uniform and genuine.
Farmers should purchase their fertilizers from
reliable manufacturers, and thus save themselves
the liability of losing their crops.
For some crops these new kinds of phosphates,
if carefully manufactured by experienced men,
will no doubt answer a satisfactory purpose, but
for quick acfion and lasting qualities, Bone PhoS-
pilates cannot fail to command the first choice OF
New England farmers.
VIM L. BRADLEY,
Manufacturer of the famous Bradleys XII Super
phosphate of Lime and Bradley's Patent Super
phosphate of Lime, "a Broad-st., Boston.
GPHighest cash price paid for bones.
Sold by GRANDY, SKINNER & PARKER, Bar
ton Landing, Vt. l4tt
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COOLEY & DAUCHEY.
DYSPEPSIA AND LIVER COMPLAIN
Important Certificate.

Having been afflicted with chronic disease of
the digestive organs, described by physicians as
an enlargement of the liver and Inflammation OF
the stomach for more than ten years, and suf-
fered what words can never describe, without re-
lief from the most celebrated medical skill that
could be consulted, was induced by the physi-
clan who last attended me to try DoDD's NER-
VINE AND INvIGoRAToR. He had witnessed its
effects he said in his own practice, and could
recommend it in the highest terms. | had about
lost faith in everything but | followed his ad-
vice, procured the medicine. The effect inspired
me with hope. I continued its use, and still i'm
proved followed it up. l grew stronger and
stronger, and suffered less and less from my
troubles. This for some months-until L was
relieved and needed it no longer Dodd's Ner-
vine restored me to complete and sound he alth !;
and no language is able to express my gratitude
l feel at being well once more. / am thoroughly
cured of the horrible suffering that had made ten
years Of my life most wretched. No one can
conceive my JOY who has not experienced like
recovery. Z. B. LIBBY,
l5w8 St. Paul, Mmn
For sale by all Druggists at 81 a Bottle.
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REGULAR OPENING
SPRING MILLINERY.
NEW GOODSl NEW STYLES II
MARY p W0ODMAN

MARY P. WoODMAN
OF Barton, Vermont, has returned from her
Spring visit to Boston, with carefully selected
stock of the freshest Goods of the season, Bon
nets, Hats, Ribbons, Laces, Flowers, Grapes, &c,
&c, Elegant Styles Moderate Prices All cho-
sen with particular view to the requirements OF
her customers.
Pattern Bonnets and Hats made in the
most Attractive Styles by skillful
and Experienced Operators.
Ne,cest Patterns for Dress and Out
side Garments.
MARY P. WOODMAN,
10 Stebbins' Block, Barton, VT.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1869-05-25

This true story was related to the
writer by a gray-haired widow, an
Irish emigrant who had returned, af-
ter many years, from America, to die
at home. Though her form was bent
by the weight of more than seventy
years her memory was clear and re-
tentiye, and her voice trembled and
her dim blue eyes sparkled as ofyore,
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EOLEGATE & cos
AROMATIC
Vegetable Soap.

Combined with Glycerine, is recommended for
the use of Ladies and in the Nursery. Iowa
DATENT POCKET CORN SHELLER.
IL Great Novelty Quick Sales Profits over
200 per cent! We offer territorial rights in the
Western, Southern and New England States
Send for circulars. Address, WEAVER &
JONES, Manufacturers, Pittsburg, Pa. l9w4
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AGENTS WANTED FOR THE
Secret History
OF THE CONFEDERACY.

The astounding revelations and startling dis
closures made in this work. are creating the
most intense desire In the minds of the people to
obtain it. The secret political intrigues, &c. of
Davis and other Confederate leaders with the
Hidden Mysteries from Behind the Scenes in
Richmond" are thoroughly ventilated. Send
for circulars and see our terms, and tull de-
scrptiOn of the work. Address NATIONAL
PUBLISHING CO, Philadelphia, Pa. iowa
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BUSINESS DIRECT OR Y

IT T. ALLEN-Attorney and Counsellor al
~ Law, Newport, VT.
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j. Il. BOWLER,

Agent for The Orleans County Marble Works at
Barton, would return his thanks to the public
for their patronage the last eight years and would
say that he is now prepared to finish
, 1869-06-06

II = on tbs pfrsEnft~1 hF<tttrn. a ID The fA1FG
niItnchneLt Of her en-, n ter, that the des u
rrsts its case, and tbf5 have nSrayatc the an
aGcs Dy as:entuuS q defend sp1aIue bF srAlue-
m; tie plaintiffs efas.ctr:. More Of S1,1s1e'
IN to show that Y ssllnR belclos1es whs not in-
It:e tLs.ness o. he Ets! Jenny Ehou spr.Sue
lay 10 JEly tc wnSh .nH clut.lra Aau do uo;tt1E
lse corrected hy sqzaere to suhsssn:.ase
T. ais st hsass os Is 81 sst q esa
! TSS hach her del!eeT.te saisihood. lie cou.d Mt
:" l7s!2Ien as1St tht L l;:;lt. Of TINS nc calel
sae ~ oe.ea = s :. q; a 4 e.
s sp;sfsc to N,ss cta< ehew that he WAS seas.s1ve
1. 's VI n l4ao c.7.nE at hlul The laot ef
v:h 1asns aaa a:;eTaea len sc 3 haTe nes oas Own
WY u 1Ec hatstr. anl-.l- sr1rlt-ced a1t rrt ~
Of the 1an. ce4!u ~ -. ~, s.s-rrusrr Ne
ovro*cd r assa2 ", :.,,d uc::l b h.i p,rsseI
IL ateentit n viii srsce o'a ~1e ~ iass sese''s
1-t e nttttar tncn alluded to the tessl,u aur Of
~ G!sas ,sIGs!aS :, conversation bae nal
Esn I'LL ~ - !rt;1In frc! ~ When he
wteks afterwards md then rnuu ni+ eIga.rrc1s ~
| 0f marriage. ehe had insisted upon aT1T1nr AZ
ler daughter co9.d 1ei wlssssai lie tsoe5 asi of
another dls.rpotnt1nent He -ossnlal5 sso:aissi
ses & IT, ss a. s. AZ az b'.Pn b1s ae5
strong IN aaecLon TOT tae seapegraec, that Ass
expressed herself to the cEsc, that She did no;
! ElC 50 nanCh aDoct ISs&calaH %1e ct1eElhn!, 3a
! to hsyc Srgague With nes. This selarae3.
eerta.nly did 70: bcttay mctcenary mot!rta The
{ nsan SpEaFIc h:Artt6s and Eacan-tplf1tei, fa4le,
70 80 70 Cincinnati. after iea: tine II wks =
| ioEch tic raston Of tho fellow to ltTe enc Eres
lie that It. was not surprising thst he Ecd u H.
ietseis 70 Atss Craig and on the witness stand
III. Torzteloste ttt1 nccused him Of p1e,a.1nf
for the trial BY taAtn out his false teett, "Crub
nins,' nn Il. nalr, as.a loslnG aa R,tsssah.e q q
sympathy Ct showing the Ere1t DISPARITY he>
tween 1ne tro-Spr.Rue and AlRs Craig: II ~!
hoped BY the defence tia; IN one roald beiicvt
Aiu Craig could bare II en- L lore with \
f0siosn looking rFca.ste a. sn, onlJ r. r.
Toutte.attc then shoxed dasue,zeos1pe - g
SpraEue, taken few Jeszs ego. ~ the juty-1 IT,
scheme uf this uscn EGd tasied- No tufy coIt
swallow zach . :ncytcc The te:en3aat Vas !;
ola tuaa. Waaf h.1-bFoEeo h.Ea coTn IL hcslu
Hss disease whose ns,ase xss apns.ens T. u T. T,
He would not acA1owledsc S1stng nose AA
two ncres On Ills miserable csrc4ss, although GE9
erA Itndr, ono Of hts Counsel d
clsres :hd- ~ fog o. nFc; Tnsso ooal
| l1rco The defendant with al the deep devotion O
/ " sEpF9 Rferk NsRsd 09ea1 l1 Ra QA ~
, 1869-06-06

The receipts Of grain +sncr the first Of the shove
:.t!es Ens n sde m at n'c!ock sbA morning. afu
$. clrs srd l,soo BIZ whe.t; SIG cars an,I 800
- lpr1, II "fi.1 ,o t0c - No. !. Hi bA Arc
Nc :. 10, Co tu are rejected, and 9s1 III arc M
rrrGe: = enEs and I'M hi oats: carr rre, and
tar ha-.c.. Total s1s and u, ooo BIZ, o. AR
IL b.:-tLe larsest uf tne Jeas, thus ta1, and
.s.cF L.. . e. u Known before in The month
{. JEnc.
There s5as ! good as:eu,fance an 'Cnnnya ta-
,;ay. aud Moderate activity In thc markets, co1-
s.:esus tse ualsAly quiet character o. S1tuntaJ.
;!1:cd Heals and cats we're higher, .ae tcHcc-c1
" ~ else as = toret prices, ns.ng 70 the To-
creased snr21s Of produce.
Lake frc.Qlt4 y IRE motv ectlyc at tan improve.
~ 1t E0ttl {&steluay. 4 tLlA VI LINE charters
w. ru sasts, Of "h.cG tasec ~,rla ea@a9cd 10 loai
} N.W2-..ee, at 7E,3sc for wheat n7 sal to l;lf.
..ir fac ior COTE do erd sc br Erob SleT. and X
:,s cats Ly propeller.
i:!ch+itrs went inss.t,ve AMI uontnaAy lc
Hcr, ccssrc nj Die. S2.es wftr FcsoE1.t! IS raaic
l-1s evening Of u esls u a5c AMI 20 brls. seler
tic month, At SIC.
Provisions wern unchanged. except that 1here
xas stronger feeling lA neAts, and three Aaies
ptns .nac. l.. better rssees, tnoa1h u! wesc on
tise. VIC Gno:e sales or ~ tr.s pork yesteruar
esenine at tsl.s3: 40 hra 10 to-day at $al.A the
Liter being iatc winter pacf!nI, and also forret
SIC; 0,uo L. ehort rth lIddcs Ut lie yer 10
r. 9Th; $40 = rough aides ct Il sc aayez
the Eonth: and eot,t-H Is dry k&1tei sh iulde-s
Mt 12hc buyer the month; these were quoted at
&c, 1:Ac, and 1ste1s..c for cash nj thc close
LID was stea.y Vt lstc, stocks being light and In
the lands Of few toiders. Sweet plcked hams
VET nominal at l3h;,.1o=.c for country and city
| lots, Tailuw Was quiet at tdHc- Grrase nnmtaa!
| Oh ueu!ar grades, with sales Of - p0cnses
u.i1ed y bite 4sid yellow ot H. NC
III. Dail5 Iaritt kttier gives the following IS
tie .trucnts Of pEor1tous from th's point since
November I, 1859, 70 juno ;, 1852, Inclusive; aso
cpEtpaznttve shipMeIts:
, 1869-06-06
THE P9iiEE EuBaTS,

TIE ARKoAy CoCKy.
tLEN CONNER and John Waits, wslo assaulted
Ausus: Hilt, ou IaSaie street Oh Friday a1tcf-
1nen, neItaen Of 1h!eh wv MS1e t. ses,tflAs q
TstRrSE. Tcte held IL s9eI hall each to A1swer ut
the ltetsFdsEs Court ne charge q committing na
-seet SkNfoen nd Tstef Herman had n
/. n ~o1ta'' aud stILck oae h1aothe-, n AnIE1s
neF aoa j ras
lis ast through w1nun~ pane. They were e2c1
ine,s s2a.
,..e Charles 1'ra.,s Hho stopped at the 1tc-
.ni iat Use, eli friday night 81 80, lie Wal held
% .urtles eAHIhlnRtiuu. .
-liAkEx L GE1DLxy. whose az.est On caasEe
t: ea:s1tcta@ ueues paGcr sa;ss rtesecces w2s
:rentfonrtt IN 9cstertas TkIBCSE, vas al73lsEed.
.1t neld for n ttEsher hearing IN tail Q! Esn-
eEse. was E0ed sisa AZ I've 2.ss es The s4Ass
-NNssE waz.x, Anna snNa, Mary Gleason
Rna Agats Stafford. Etfees-Halkers, wire 1ned s25
t.th.
IK1oS STREET. corRI
tHAIttS 6kut1CAr halls frum tbs cuuntry,
rather 1eeiy. le<:tnlay h. CAN'T to the city, fuy
equl5ptst wtlhfa1tu.cry a1d azcuunis1on. Paas.uR
nltc Madlsta s.:ce7 At tsl.ed q iltuo OF bid oo
to the intense coAstt si.asua q lac rclShbo7aood
tust. tollreEen possnecd rpoa him IN au tEsta1:.
aod s'stF4ded 1risnnc7, hr ~ns dsaSrcd befoD
Lie koErt- Nhcu Chatlt: 6:.ool I Defendant IN
'ae !oti, ecta1l.tel. s1rroundcd b. Il the a97u:-
:s~'.Sts q tse na:t stt 81 the Law, pc ~e1s, nd
itA.tty tfEfGAteA "tHA4 ne Eld0 E4tEH 10, tlLGC1
~. I'll AIRY to.tt." The Court toek compassion
u!l' iercn nee Il cur charter pEoy1Aous, and A.
Fei E:sa 70 depass after tepoSsae the s1sail
.Ec o. &.
CHARLES LCHIEKKfRGEN, Who MS held tn
ri astN TO keep Tie peace towards his wife,
atiltas. wss tEala stralgned .ester1Av, on the
= II. Tte tai hond Has sup9leEeotHt n
.i,tSN.
HrFoE Fl RkET CuCRT.
IRE Cot IT ct Justice Quinn W3s extremely
Etscstrttar, rot case rsgng shove ?" 1serdes.
~ tf II ese ere wctc Ea.t Gazec, and cf
,:urks aECui Is Esnr mort. The usual 1ues oi
10 Sid s. We:e Assetset.
, 1869-06-06
I.E4AI.
TRUSTEES SALE.

Mss. VIZ, ~! sa:T 7t, - II: = ;s .t,s ,s.s IL
CT, 1.a4s:ssfe - l:ays = D. ;sa<,,sn.a J.3es
! aat g y - 1rn.es hssesssss @6 . re :s,
= IL e III sss & G.: s. i; j. Ia
iaa Esfs, s.yss : % = + t,i
e :e., @ ysAf: 'f'1: ;h' e':s =, tsefS1 Isl
s. < - IL. ;ss ~ ;Si ass,s;
i.st nt'tt L g. z te slid Gspsay d
IL z 4 sss:t & ho f.e & s M Is ~
st5 t151 5.1 14.S * ws ~
= a Nd sf'ai Z e ass sSsts IS
{ & 4s ss4sft ii ri a.a aa III e ss
& ss III 8 81 ~ Is n IL sr
ID ID E ii as Il ts ss g se
Ii:ss = ta:t s:sasf 2 RsIsoe 8 . aiss<
sS 10 a. ase = u = s =;
tsy + e. - ~ s aaf; Z Fa fa
i c5js.eo .fTszd q hie*s: 6idS = ht.de1s q
ass:bT Pek:a:x ID neaea sae = u asHIp.ps1s
H.. 81 & Il aa.i q e
81 e 81 . -: & Z s.
s.. st = ss9,fss:1s 1sa a II Il ssaF
e4Ad p3f&dxtSs WIN 3ltttst sEtctI u ta ttt ec1f
q stss < tsaa e. - "a nsts. s 3 e Z
paid It the ue ef sath ssle AID #hefe.4 defar}t zA
bceE Adt tLJh IN lie pAEuts VI sl4 przs7a1 aad In
te.est ef each ct eaId cttxA tic ct tWo kaodr1
do1A1s p<EdTal and sl:cEeet reca:llI d1e 1nd Ept6
tta ur1t above desered ct*e, aad the Ct f1ex
s<s e IL III ssy :: 1 s s IL sss
due Ind nnpsA % fhe satd Its sec1sy alpre d.
= Akxandez ,Ieale I'D VusEta. lssiIss The -
tSre<t3ys LSAt tods II old nute< ar Ana d@rt2s
NTH the terms q fhe aaId TEust Drezs-
Kcw- thezrcae. p1be nottan b hereby given thst. h
y nd TruK DEED. Jao,es Ca.:er: Tr-tce. VIII On
AATUROAY. The txeutv-k1th feathl aay II Jdne. =.
ls 1t ths bur ot ea a) 9cEk = ths fatenoos q
CITY Il fhb1r. County Il Ccok snd sk.f4o os ILLINOIS,
r. h.zsut tsdte7 :! hiaaG for eas4: tao ri
$Ftatr, tttuats y the etty Of Ghsc.Ea LoAn0 q Eoo
ea stne oi ns1 = ea e e1;sest = ~ ~ 4z9a y "a
Il aid trsss Sftd - ta1o1s Th.t pm Il HloeE
NiTTTsix 1S6l in Etnziaa Addition IT, and d9
F55htJ a. folioEl to-wh: BtEEnf oo the sotth Hts1
1t sid Htcek thyt11I t1es- ose hcl<t ltol feaveE
hoes The .atoe..s GErN tasE.a3 thsees rgss ssxtxS
fect thee e*.t tt1ty4ye ts} fret taeoea Aorth tso
ucS Alsp Lt nsltahx tre (s] N ChaEies Blte1s sah
Wo5cctf1 Acdfcn 70 Ehado. wh al an1 singular ia
tsaem=nta yrtvascs s1d 1ptEfer aEee1 tae1e12to b,
riess nd e;auy Il .edenP<aon ofthe .aid William y
8.tIeT and CtaIa T. Buts=F. ta<tr hei,a sod aAsnH
dnr @ tho sata pfu.n1soy aote scsetheE Etcd ttaa
= ~ sssas.t%9ns % % Aud s1Ps5sse ~ III ~ -
AHT
, 1869-06-06


The long bnt.eiraicd md lEpo.aat s.le {!
Warrington Heights rrDfcrey wM coGt o1 ca &c
erpunds on Monday, the l1sh luzt-, unless The
weather ssou.i prove TOO stormy. II wo!ct ease
TIE ~sssc 81 * ut5 notified 4 sscc pass s,e7
the read. to aad from the grouacs, I'll - gs7ya 10
al trsoas .allE Ut lie o.:;ec Of CLtke, l.sytoo
i tt., No lss Washington ssree., and sctr=sa.
ehts ntli r. r:a,leci oa SIC erp1ncs tea !e-.a-
the cIeIs*.o" 4 ylsasaat one Washington
rtshls "a tho unrt ct is=a :aselE kCowu IL Line
Island 1t lie. u,rc thaa serrnt, feet assose Lake
where a.ye1! Cs...ca1o The s...se IS 1r!.eet, a.a
p1n!C: cca:cs Il Be ready on tho day a. tar sale
1Ecrc an. In at7 1.ots oc-rs, autf al except 100
acres, and those lands wnlcA FtEc entered from
The government II Thomas Ao.Eao niroser,
we:e purchased Ct TIE Ca!ted Ses:es Govtra-
uent r Jet1 E:ack,toar, IN the yeara 1885 aod
!.se They wttr sold md eontcrei ~ ni,cfssorc
u Tnou a. Morgan, on the Esh day ofSc2teuoer,
,s+4 ard 3nc tttie Rn41 posseadton hxs remained
w1in Morgan nnu his Eel1s ertf sinco shAt Tine
Until sold hy sa.i le.ts - tic ptescn. owners n
Aususs lakt, lsta The T:reen1 owners wc-p Ia
coyIpF4fed By the l,st Legisla:7re ot Illinois, with
fuu power 70 purchase, told and eoaFey TEAL c.
ratc, and since the Organization unt1tf satd ceas
ter, me lanc II 9ccstlo2 was conveyed to tie eos
rany by Frederick Il. El:s:cn: Eho tooe the 1cea,
i,ue from the AorGxn he!rk 1A-Tf avr NJ s!oss1
eialsa1 against the property. The tue to the re-
maia.sc one hrn.,fcl ai1rs u equally perfect,
,eoasn Somewhat longer. Ta-s Il VII te seca
tost Eefsune purchasing al this sslc VII 10 conf
',sE: cY ske!r ttfe It N fte choicest prorcrt cTes
oHcred to the pablo, without doaot 6od Se ealt
oa The 1<th inst VII be the mos tAvosao!e opFa1'
t4kttJ that Y iii cTer ptItf to 8cfu5E y.
, 1869-06-06

iytry oae in Iced OF Wrapping TApt:, p4res
X, l:oLr 54GXs, .Tl.rs, >1t-, bao llt KNOW tat
,s'c ~. J. E. Fe::r C.. : To. Nos, u and .;t
.ecis.s zee, lar. IN stotE full aa1 cam.
?'.." ts5nftE:thf, VT: b th:: e@.@ II tfe l0x7s:.
::!lcS TSSF s1Tc -n:ar.t. n & o1S!acss II -
r. anil are agents ser several l3.!e paper ro!l!s,
"i,seh enables thc,n W otter uoo:s a. i!H nSutcA
i.r:.ts s1.i:.1 GA rags, r.2t-. Et:1a, Sat.ies
I ai-*srA r. = ca. Iood. caucd for or delivered
:; en- 1a.+ II tie c.fT.
, 1869-06-06
C10$Liux. Eaf4 and Caps

Af, o. WittowsH, = merchant q u years
ssoH3os Il I'LL cisy, has lstely become the SIC
eeseos ot tic h:e l. DeGa1. In ono o.
lee o<st known aud best Approached
hsAu e1oshfsz sthtes IN Chicago Beng
isso.aoS 1noEo to the public, HI. "EEoFs1J
set.s rs pas1tcsse, and iutolEs the castosieEa
o. q ptsG,ses.eos, C, Mr. Dctiza1, thA. b. s Pc
IhttHu 70 ~ ~ t1et o:CCrs with uc2tuesA rEnc-
ssNS a1a oGtpssch. Tic naa sdded 70 the eioan:
s tbs , hat cap md fu7 Btotn wnes1 ~
~ =, @ a :. lnst ine vii b Kept On hand 19a
ceetl!eo u ~. otso Moor a. q ch1dsenf cloth
i1s ttosc 1ae stores Are tles1nt,y ntsed up n
toc heEess stJle. Aessta Sleeper and Hand, for
ne1H F!tn ~. UcGrnd, are the head salcsn3ea In
ne ea1tOA2 ue pAtt1neIL and HI. ko&a8 ".
, 1869-06-06

Italy liz ely deacrtcd -. i.:sc .-anJ r-al.
-: :f"'''-' Els E-'T1i 81 All s'atI.,,t
couid d ~. ID : t,u4.. :: q fer lc3 >'rdat.
;.,r :t4.rt s,,s L..:t; I: :e7 ~ ALL VIZ.
kcrs II go s-E..C u. ...Niestrl.L:, le1s h ~
~ t.El cal xtu.tF kjs,a.l b. E.4a IT ut jofJ'
::@n. e-7~a-.tsi., ~:.s-sea y; nf safs mr. soa-
LAttn 1ureture Geat rAl li1de7 q ;he .lsnGt'
fue al." 'r,t cleu ~ ta -. Lh:essa1ss+s .. -;
F0tlferhttr- Ec SID a.:G .t-t -. S?fi& " S4a
GvAr luu.e to a:te.a u j stc* ani dJ1n2 CHILL
lie ,!t!c-cc, IT TtaT'e!1:te cn.a Wslr 1ss3
Ct, tcFtts +, .rtee that sae1e WI lo 81! ieea-
=, ~ So. .se - -. =. z-.S-n3
G>:s, .;;., ,..; il--' :, itsf-., ~ 'feF e.. ;%f
a7A t,t - c.tfi.a FAIRY na- d broken ncArs
L. cL::- : 4..re. bc ter.E.t-
VI. .:tc!ci;c cnntInttt' Et -one length 10 sn'
s.r1'.: iec 81, -. ], :.7e* .!E c7IE- as:-
ju:. y 10 lteca.tLe II 10 1t+otA ~ IL III
MhlLz5.
, 1869-06-06

= - = r u I'd I'd '*; 's1 a':t.s
- =: Il: 4. h iu ,, ~. - seT -; ~ =:
IN, hts 1aihsy se,vzns 81 r-.oas o-,s L - ::
inNsf seet ss!u,o An1 tr.l ice b. 4: r. =, y
it. fatncr, tac ltts''1nd 81 h1 Easaes, ne .ha
nl.ti. y sfc.Ss a.L handed = lis :at1"1 CT
a.t1e.s u 10 hts t.lare Of nus.ness. Ia:Sa He'e
and Vic. It 1s St4l to ihia- tae 81 i4Aa G >.
= ~ CIR. .Aor~nt ~" v1d rnaa rr..sa vi, G.
iLr Eeat ttt=sialI tnntt''er.-i raS u - whr'l.e
iaeFr vss vi usd4 .s,1ntuca: cxt.c.s=l "a p;9
e:i1S sas1: - Z. sss seeas ~ or H. = t,ns,1r-,
Tic Cour. hell t.:as there was ~: ey!a:7-e y
,rHtr,1 TIE ckaige Of m tttc t1cA:2t IA II s3eS
Il III, aee. aai ::El Tie eons:icat:oa be:11 Inr
.~Ttlee hc1aso;o:e md s-rn:t:ar = be Tsa:ersa
aId The equitable t1h.li'y rron the ,o1tst .ad.ng
satiistea. Wherefore TIA: deea Hos:l t. sz7lneL
The Con-. then ce2o:dcFEi the 1atsit.a o. tic
ys]icl.E Of tnc ceeds CT sc>:s1nter. HSs- MeN
ectlen ot III. Enlsea7 The c,rrt taou@ht noe
Nkcn It bec11nr apparent khAt NH G1i.cas "a
Hhcte :ave7 Nh. - teaa H4ls, ~ o,s g. os ~
TIT ;aancer Ct tue disposition Of tee property.
rsllrh declined IN fo1se will and fof s14e
weeks 1hers was quarrsilD1 bctx cen the hnss.7oa
sud vile, which, 1.,sS1 1ec te.ll.-us1- se4A1s4 a
III :atr - raaac 1:..l-c c5le o, n:s ael.s, =.
!. of;gh 10 rr,c bs9n child. The coa1 heh
that tf1k H4t m inEGfHC3 A4tttIae4 tt IA
THIGH ,r,.rt ming the f5c. exer':o1 OF Gnl1sa
VII il:iA l1.eu ~ be bud mel IestsEi 70 NIKE
kout OF it.s sons taTtct1.s IL I'll eencits Q! Az
viii 10 the extcus trat by the Will uss ACCORDED :,
+hrn, ard tsp4 thus IFoduced the TIL M tae
r.1tr rbt.Gtiua ltsas AGa.Ae. who = u r. u.
-,sutor, ~As also :sny:.5 benefited hy H. -:
tlup+1.tuus.. OF Ii ,,eh MAS e1ca. IS na2 VI
l., t5c :r.os, that hasinE Uaf.!s she ptIE,,
t:r n his t!.ia1 wife, alt nlz exeT17ons world
BE 10 the f.tiineut Vi tae pi1ulse,
Weerrfnr+. il yn!2s. he f1.3 tha. tn, VII ~
eSecntri II ,ae t-4I.!dr Of 'h.' s1sta{ vile -
tiauxh IL s.as rezittci - VII sas sr1s t.cis =
,f-,r nf.eywart The s.nr m1ht ~ Fatf OF rae
tl..t-i4 Theg were tnae under the aa-na tn11en-t,
cf pf,,t,,ls, lalc - r.seut .rulbe II sac 1AEllj
hs reason t! rae distribution ac7sr1 20 ." 'n.fe
II tn., t+A.!l, and :hcy taly ctT1e3 cut the pur.
n 80 Which lad fc-rt.e,! t.1I tn. nnsaie iotleuc.
xirlsb r+pt TO create the Will The conrf. there'
fnrv he!d ,hat the dcis Of September. 1855, were
tcy.E4- A.,
3he art lecsle3 :S,i a. kbeae deods we're invalid
f3,7aa TIE eirel Of iiSrs GbIIch oA .s.las7:.
r7f'.nr t:se Ia crlet.aauta 1nirr ne fh@rt:o7I,I
tn deed mlcht Be shl to have tAetn 1:uu 1c'f ~
t.;.. s@n:t tt:auen.e .: MrA C..llco- s4efcse
.Err'.H.! her ..1slx.:tt, dad 1f2t p!n:S-jlol ~
Ia. l. uo1ltt fsll wi.1 The d-e!1. ths t1ecntoa o'
xa.ch we're IL part Its consideration. -
M aeCFt&. wsa eDtt -tet hf t!si9 flit". onL an Sc
c'u1ltinG Will h- c:r!e.cI for the rtc~lsa ol TIC
U, III, z.1c1t he S.t4.h u Ua., nfni partition
7l.tec nf the property inc:1ds,t In al :he coa"sy
~ res 10 MI the f.aEttts made subsequent 70 Ia
.I-i-l Of M:tc.t, isa1, 81 whca MlalSe cecetye1 d
ethll.i inta.vst Il eelthta apecttel property.
TLc Conr- ecrS; I'D ,uc nuuis aud 4 haE IN DE-
i.tr,4rE It's sT3.fcE.