SEPTEM

oo

3ubecrib amen.

‘Dar Sqvane—Righ-t lines vr ess, Bach aubsequont (norton seve

do cy K, witheut alteration, 3 rs, ado do do do Two months, do ao ‘Three month do do do - do dove tenses 3200 All ed on tame, of In DM 1 Ween. eae fr in rane A tr Adwortieor Levg atrictly of his own

AML co rotuovale,

reenlar prices fev at thoonict

Than inns UPHIL aot ig of Un 6

‘Than must not wear: Nor acorn thy low

Norsesse to

‘Thy ualghbor pris:

not lot thy heart craw

Nor hush each geucrous tone,

Nor veil the bright lore In thino eye, Thea wust notlive alone.

When others strive tho 0 th

‘spreedem and Frcodom (a #ery

And rest of koubinbuta name For toil ante life’ beat.

nga upon tho strite liberty; ~ bat minister,

wand world tls vain t fn thon would’st lo; e619 gono—

The Stats Fai

This fair, the present ye at Centralia, in Southern Tlinois, com- mencing on the 14th and ending on the 17th of the present month, So much has been published in regard to it that we need say but little here. ‘The fair yas located at Centralia, because South- ern Ilinois, which had contributed much to its former succes A

, desired it, and because it was believed that it would be of much benefit to that portion of our State, It is not necessary at this da, to argue in favor of the advantages © public displays of this character. So important and necessary are they decm- ed, that there is scarcely at this thine a county in this State where they are not seen. Their effects are the introduction of valuable stock, fruits, grains, v bles, agricultural implements, art domestic economy,—they produce emu- lation among farmers and mechanics for good;—they stimulate the industry and taste ofour wives ond daughters;—nxd more than all, they have a powerful ten- dency to make our agricultural popnle- tion feel their true position in society, and that education, taste and industry must be united to make the perfect and successful farmer.

We desire to see a grent crowd at Centralia. We want those who vill come there to learn. We want to see the farmers and their sons examine the stock of all kinc We want to sec them take hold of the plows und other agricultural instruments designed to re lieve them from, nnd perfect, their Inbor We want them to understand the merits of these different machines. We want them to look at the farm wagons und carriages, and sec there ave not im- provements in them worthy of their at- tention. We would have them examine the harness, the saddles, the brid We would like them look at the wheat, new varieties of oats, corn, vegetables, fruits. Ifin all these and hundr other things, they find that which is yaluable, let them take notes, that they muy be thereafter supplied. We want the ladies there, and they will be th and they will admire beautiful and they will examine fruits, vegetables; —they will have a keen eye to articles which come specially into their depart- ments—canned fruits, preserves, confe tionery, bread, cake, pickles—and par- ticularly the work of the “fairy fing of their sex, quilts, counterpanes, em- broidery, every varicty of needle work, jeans, flannels, linseys, blankets—a thousand things which we have not time to mention, but which all will admin their taste will be improved, their ambi- tion excited—and they will know what can be done by woman when surrounded by her family, to add comforts to he home and to carry out an innate taste which has only to be taught and stimu- lated to he greatly improved.

But these remarks need not be extend- ed. We want every one to go to the fai who can. ‘These are the great gala days of the farmers md mechanics of Illinois. Illinois spreads out before the wor ld the evidences of the industry, the genius and taste of her people,—the results of t labors of her furmers and the production of her soil. Where can our farmers find a more appropriate theutre for their pre- sence? Itis their own exhibition. It will be an exhibition to their glory or shame. Wearequitesure it willyedound to their honor.

Cent will offer comfortable quar- ters for all who may come. § made great preparations to greet the people at the Centralia Pa Come in car loads, in wagon loads, buggy loads, horseback, or on foot. Come all, come and be welcome! Come! Como!

——————— peFor the table the French White fue. nip is superior to the Ruta B. It is not so strong—is a Ai crop— Thisturnip isnonew thing, Weare uequain- ted with persons who have knovn it for forty years.

She has |

INDIA KUUBE yor Burver

property or economy will purchase

AGETY ¥ faratly

Ey niall, Incloze stainp, to

Patentoes aud excl

F, PADE.

ale very lov at

3 LOT OF

| Coe Partie HAVING THIS DAY

fiem of 12,1. nycley & Co. wt be 621

rr MISS

@ bandsom

JOHN B, BARKER,

sample STUB PATENT |

TNOPLELD, ELLINOTS, TAY

ant it

Jn promptly remitted.

ned aa heretofore an

A hiorgo, Us. ond Treasurer's ofc

st corner publls oquatre

Poe GHOVEN. Taylor & GRIVED, OMe In the a 3S’ BRO IL y) TollLANO & FIT ti

lets

| |

| QEWING SILKS I

hole

T

EL.

N SPOOLS aly or rotalt DUASO

ALE, W

with a go

rucuts on it. — kor turth JL DAIL

art

ARRIVALS,

att

1... DROW nlning

p™ Mini

(Om GOVERNMENT JAVA

at ivatloyh, ond 8) noses rod for sale lows, aniLon easy teri » parchinea i

of pratnie. thaher, fr ogaln o

Any,porian wieh yenlontly arrangs Yoel

IEE LR BROWN A

1. UROWN & CO.

om sa Te Amare | NOTARY CUDLIO AND CONVEYANCER, | BD;

Qeeant lands tn thls Stato oatored elther with the money | Fmith E

procuring patents for

Aires ees

fll Rapraved and con: | Hina

| _ BUSINESS CARDS.

Wa, WALTAGE,

fo THE PURCITASE € FFER ‘CHEIR PROPE

mont of tases for nonresidents,

dey-Dro, Well: rd Ba~ Dr. Wa

In oll {ta yarloue brunche cy buat | ShrlogGeld anit the sure

2 Poth, GATLNACIDE, A

Wallace & Batihache,

TOIANS AND ONS, ONAL SER , to the cltirens of nillng country Taiihacks hava. remor d thelr ofl sballdl at sida Publi

Innt Cornean & Diller'a Drug Store; nth anil Mf awe,

of 3

Angedtun Treat, \ + " © Thos. de campbell,“

| To wuttders, | stewarcstantt tb Augy at Lavy Sprlogield, ts. | aif |¥V INDOW GLASS—ASSORTED SIZ ‘oe p Seay Medicine | {rou 7x0 to 12X16; singloond donble. steeng St. Laila, No.

Welng TTEND TO CALLS FROM THE City und oure of the a i hand,

INGFIELD, ILL.

nod night.

ta che

perntionsear

iculars Ay TUE ated on vi

Auto tilamnt

ilo wall

(GENE

Ww! ERN RESERVE

p26 Tran A. Warns, of Wile coUBEY', Taluing eldncres, 60 meres

Leautitolls rolliujs praltley perpstual Fun) ‘ Toru. For further parsioulaes inyule

WHETD, Land Agente

nd Un of

VTIST,—OF

SOT ieee

NEY

EYS AND

TELOYD, 1Ob ON NORTI FIFTH J. Rayburn,

Svuily nnd neatly perform

G, C, BROWN AND COUNSELLOR AT , illen wleh 8, Mather over

Us HARE AND DEALER IN ME! lip; New Yor

fagdeld. Having formed @ copartuersh ip, san

fice propared to attend t all bu ied States Courts, hich ming botatrusted Alec over the store of Wi. 1, Foudoy, South

nar jas

pays au

V ILL SELL 80 AORES 820 10, Lave

xn mg pe

0

° ny tenet ia a LR DROWN & co. _ | In culuvation:

YRRESH LEM

ON

1 BARKET, L

21 NE ofiteo at the Court 1h

TL. 2 BROWN £00.

jacith a ice Lt Taio tract will be

lune and obtain

W ILL PUROHA

Real Ustate; Pay

Veu

7AM

Wishing A BEAUTIFUL] UNINPROY ED BANDS FOR

AL

TR BIO all Cu. ttn

sg ywill bearin yolnd that thy: cam fod nfl VALUABLE TRACT OF UNIMPROY Buyict and prigoe7s AREANC & FL 4 Prairie 16, Re 6 ocction 29) & ales - EERO: ‘coutalatn) Arnot q DOD PORK—FOR SAL! of the Ureat Western &. Pi hhuyler tho Van Iorlfuger farui, on ths sot!

Gfun

SRD PALLAVE,

tock

This tra

iL for JI BARMWET, Laud Asout

DALE & O,, AKL I. , aitusted of cit for the erat itll tre £ Skt (OOD PRAIRIE L

ly rolling

HIN HL, DARK PRATRIE.

fall the Be

J ALECTRIO Hy Tobe tiewsi Bru

BATTERI

situated on tho

B. QUARTER SECTIUN

aM

YENERAL COLLE Tay Fae

Vy HOLBSALE DBALE

Ibs L, BILE & CO, JRANCE ta for

NY;

2) Paluta, lls, Dycstuy

nnd Cantons Tea coun Deo. & I

WEA, M.D,

oul eta. Dro deedeait

SURVEIERE.

SHOP BURNT

1 13 felonda that be

nud dicectly oppo

11 ba ylnd to eco thom i

tafe

© Court 7 be found xml wu

T 10,8, W

best of Medicine NICE RE A

Balm of 10 Flowers; Seaaios call

Neion. ‘The tot lat fect frome by

1, Wat fonced on

Jostali_ F FUSTICE 0!

ANC

MiG PRACE.—OFFICE IN

rated eth. Jane

D QURGHON

SS over ty 3.

iA. W. ORENCH,

{lloracy

Pilly, § Jaynes Ben

FIEL! the tock {4 required to b Instant, to Charles Ri pau agi dtd

Alesand

Dlaio, Tip aml Fe

AIS0—City MI pump el

Tent Patent

TNGUIBED WAT

HE STOCKHOLDER Wator Worle Company at

Sari fusttaneat nf ten

» pald 5, E

order of tho Board

Paes, WE BELIEVE WE CAN p the most {astillone in Bonnets, Wibbowr, Hesd Dros Lfully sulfclt a cal

TERE THis DAY

A NEW SUPPLY OF GITY MADE LAD- A

TYLE and QUALITY. el Congre:

Gat Calf

AFENTS ever and | will in rao Rateaw, | nated to tho ahergee's | am ern Tonic. nad | niout.

‘of Win articlea'6

Ww For Dirthet p

H BARREY, Vand Ae

HWORKE IF THE

eres 8 por cent. wf the

on co T dwolting bo

J.T, DARRE’

TIMBER AND PRAT.

20 acres in cultiva

and Agent

bare, Kew Wall b

i TLORNEY LAN .—Oillce No. 4, north side publ

ys and Counsellors at Lar,

umn oe Springtik Oe, 0 up aflre, frst door audovry bind of Patent nd Family Metichue', “Alea, CH | Goueo upon ty a wil boot a rine a ort inatege ste pen uot to bo case aE itany other hor, | eset J, BARRET, Cand Agent TEND 'tO ALL BUS in the city, A % 40 LOTS IN FORES(VILLE, Wt sslonatly, and nlao to, boy Janell. 3 PE ‘OWN OF POR! BG ee

decubanw

AN

AT

LOR AT Ayer, &

ARE

the dist day 0 reagaror of thu

ob W

VALUABLE PIE AN crite stiysoatn bet 36, Alle itbghield, 80 fect front by 112 deops fur Hjunstd Pa WARE,

TREPER,

2 OF CITY PR

4 moMEST! ct platy Well bullt, dry collar, KR fonelng. with tea

DIN TOWN —A now deelling hs Pi ail 3 of erouUl

BLANO & EYTZUUG:

HW BP

& der gool arrang: Irab

(very superlor nt ply will be required, long thmo nud low interes

3 and Lace, with oni without arth 21,909, will bo rold

pet JNO. Hi. BARRE

Beat F

HIS TRAC -ouury seat of (

Sntotown ki

or fenco and in ¢

st Itoot, Conzrees nad \slhout

QF OD scinine ai Hon to thts Housel

ylersitta,

RARG CHANCE TO PURCHASE a

fatlan con

uth

A TTOR

[pIEYSICIAN Held, M.—OMce and residou the Amoriean

NEYS

AND SU

Ue

aches

R ROTH

4 ADDLE AND ITARNESS MANU:

Springfield, Tl foU4t0

“DR.

nn nd ulti

RS UIs SERVE

ILBERT WM, TRAPP 3 PHYS! na of Sprinjsll ‘yiill be fond

ton street,

\ 3s

TARD—GENUINE FRENCH MUS

WN he CO' athe Ut et

zo Le

D Wore tn good pas

Wa:

B. OLICE MAGISTRA'

+ PICK COR- juington snd Fourth Stresta, opposite thy

1, BARET, Lan

AW kins tentlou

fv nnitt anil rated work.

{aw OTN H BAKTET, Laud DOKVWIN

ee Anges AND DEALER IN

. a 4) 8. ON AS Bests) Sar :

veork pro

THIS LAND, N

plotaresquo bs ptlony

NOLD Wha J anid fe eto, b e9, 8

borer fn the

Monwugatiela Whleky irea

rally

maya)

Fauey nnd Solld ret

per Pabli

QICKS.—PLAIN

ffored in tbia wark

Sehledam Schon)

auc Invited

IN AND PIGUKE

Cale

— | fide of Muck

Grove, nfrortod a Jom 1

BAK aA

TTORNEY A\,—Ofico In tho Clreuit Clork’s offieo, In the tleld, A Ane’

SH MAWMIEND. = AND COUNSELLOR A'l

NEW HARDWARES Ww, B. MULDER & CO., y OULD INFORM i

not auyeri

Bmudles, Old Holland Gio, Champaign, Ul Bourbon

ten Grape and

le

po.

tho eitlzens of

SPRINGFIELD,

nd eurrouniling, country, that

| Gey aro wow rorsiving an ont: Jy borond well solocted stock: 0

PRED DUACE Hardware.

25 per cept than ever | et jet bay won porchaerd 1p th

Haat minialy. of m

andat “tine 1

WH be FUME atc

Suit sud Mops,

Dop q

Springhelé Ereewer: ae ou R AND LAGER

5, olvva’

JOUN Bi nal Botldlogs,

Gines

re i Latchesand Uioges.

Carpenters T Snek na Pines, Gang Sava, Watehnte, Augers

1 aime

A nr

Ggunney & FT wurat out

Washington NOW Kk

tently’ 0

cous

HITE E

celved this day at

Wy ENP

id keepswell | i

D THIS DAY BY EXPRE: ” GUODS FOR BASQUES—

iaat—

Grecert

+ R

oeenied, which ho bas for sale on con

and all nF, Hah

TRY AT Ke

feat bull

a Ee N, N—All our te

Aes re

Somivibing very beantiful.

3} ¥ fe plete ‘ Jee US

TALIC BURIAL CAS

Oar

from a distances promptly at

uares, anil all othe

ALWAYS ON HAND ES yoreiliNsn

tho square

A. McWILEIAMS,

TTLORNEY ALT LAW— NGFIELD. T_—Onice over Frosman’s ature, northyrest corner of

AT hom

pe

For Cash and Pr

Ine) for

I V ALL ITS VAR! ‘at shostest notice smi

Ateps—door and «)ndo) gattor andl

Sea,corb nu SAU hud. muds eohistn tint tn many 4

LeBLAWC

ted wlogky wltcle veil tho atest und coterat aty con bu in daily recelpt of g

C abl

‘ie PROPRI forin his Masonite fri

javr thornghly’

wantlag to coraplets th

tmsnit uod iaaure ollclta

AM MANUF, Ihuvoon hand, a goo!

Buy Walnat nnd Maple O1a0 : Capon

TASTE, DURABILIT Smith, Edwards & Co.

SPRING PURCHASES.|

BARGALNS

CALL EAT

SOLE

0, W. FEBLANO.

jg and Ratall dealers tn

Wu Willinery and Kancy Ge W 2ANvi te TU

tede aud purchstese oaud voll

ettontion pl

Vitec States Hiotel, | wete,uiveruool aa \2daya to Gacbes, The Gt United Staies Bgutel, gaye to Lavorvool ott U5 to oe daymyaud the Conard Springficld, til. Vator de BEG: v: ate

1 elt a ditetuslnation that

atid with w Mberally sup

CHICAG ee

rah gleghng Ape, er

RecerviNa THER

‘ompt Paying Customers,

NOKTH AEIIOAN, KTH BRETON, (o's) RIAN, (a9¥)

+ (now, OTTAN, (nom) UU: ANGLO SAXO: Rnoning {a conocction with ty | ROAD of Gunma, ander contra

mont to transport the Malls. DATES OF SAILIN

‘with tho Canadian Govera

LvERTOOL Svery lternate Wednesday frvin the 2th of April to the thos0th of Nov Iuclustva, { 20th Act. iuctualve.

Darfog tho winter months thesa voasefs connect with the

ond threes Carpeting: | AND THUNK HALLAOAD ot Berti la tie J KATES OF PAS8AG! From Chiergo to Liverpe ty via Mich. Central, Great (eet rt and GRAND TRUNK BAULAOADS aud

Lat Cle mS A e Ub IOUS BRANCHES, c

Ateerage

rom Livorpeat to Tt Class.

Storage

including coukied provinone. iyoon aails fn each reasel,

NPT

& FITZHUGH,

eaten. overy ot yas ages of tho Cuaurd_ and Colllue Unes as by UP PILE | the enaual tables ta tho N, ¥- Merald daring 1897, being

ATEUN TLV

acall 2h 20m | Colline Line 3h dn | uoard NA r th Ow)! Bostou, —VIsh Om Caption Llues10d 19h Oui | Cauedisa Lies: a Th Om

‘Tho longest passages made by tho Canadiag Lins vere 12

nds and th apply

porated tho Intertor of tug whol

Agent of the M. 0 No, 96 Dearborn atrect, Chicago.

at Grand Trunk Railroad OP CANADA. 4-A DELIONTEOL AND ROMANTIC ROUTE-@m TuoM Tie WEST To Houston, Now York, aud the Eastern States.

Via tho n Coptral, Grest Western, Ogdeneburgh acd Vermont Contral aud

Grand Trunk Railroad of Canada. Passengers Ly tla route havo an opportaulcy of visiting ponteof tho pesudeat aud Most Wouusrtal xceuery Iu tho Worlit, lucluding Voronte, Nlagars tale, Suspeustsa tiridgey the Thoa aod Jelands, Hlapida of tho St, Lawrence, Guetec, Montreal, White Mughteloa, tbe Tubular Bridge (uearly two mille fo length,) Lake Champlalo, Fulls of Montmorcuch

dey

Hudson Wiser, ote. ote ‘ad after Soy 1, 1859, baggage Will be checaed through Piteago.

Po Emigrants sex may bo secured a the offise of tho company ta

hr Cutcages by eniling eipa (rom Loudon, Liverpaut, Plymouth, Glasgow, litte, Hull, Abordeou and’ Moutross. Au ageal

OM.& 3. 9TH

SILVER AND SIL

GUNS,

Pajuttni do; ale and Taney Sts Pearls Partigalarattontion MASONIC ANI of which T havo. Macks «

ot short 1

sarlety c

cea

sud carofal workin My fri vited tocsl sortmentol Goods, enable rates for cua,

wea TCMES,

DIAMONDS ORNAMENTAL JEWELR

Punting pparcizs,

end In the ts

Tune C VASSED [fA M 7 hind and for esto by

NEW AND BLNGANT STOCR | <i" tiiuad Trunk Balled superlnteading thy removal of

ago at Quebec free of charge. u Ww 229 To Chicago, Lacludiny cooked provie~

lp

VIATHAN,

3, and 70) Feet Long, (9 undar contract to thie ipa lu Portland. Toor

& Gta. tuen tickets from Chlengo co the ebi

A Gesued. Tickets frum Chien

tho Loviath a, or for the M. 0. #. x

‘ot the office of the Grand ‘Trupk

rlora atreet, Chicago.

r=

LVER-PLATED WARE

, PISTOLS,

Ye ohiys allready

J, WARILA Agent of Graad Trank R. Ko, of Catioda.

Pot Pine —

ty uf Bracelots, Buftalo & Lake Huron Raliroad,

ALE AsD RETAIL,

Ivor Goblets, Copa ambleray

SHOW 6. A. Ss A

bond,

aiches Repeats

inamaer, by axpe

ral, aro respectful of my

aby Vrinclpal Dizcex

e's Medical Jn

I, B, CURRAN, aTEUNENtey,

‘und Therapentics;

—ALWAYS ON W. LAVELY

Uno ths Larrg

cLoO

ever offerod otbla trae,

Which

ano, Woo

may taltt PR

4, Ju

Phe Finest, Cheapest Clothing?

WOODS & MBNKEE Walthin’a ¥rinelple of Red at and beat selected stock of

spring & Summer

CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, & VESTINGS, | {

wlll make to order In tho vory best atylo, Mershall Lallon

EW ORLEANS. CRU

Flost b

— Gei0lth’s Universal Formuls;

Dunglis

iP Hsunan Lysate ‘herapsutics;

Melgo! Obstetrl

Wonia and Diseases;

4 Dircases of Children; p I THING, Toslora egies! Jurlspradcnes: on Paxalor Wiltou’s Human Auntoms;

ALSO, Wika on ofthe Ear, al Chewalatrs; esol Ube Seound Dorangements of the Systems Headinan on tho Aetion of Sfedicleos

at on D)

3. 0, USNELE,

HED AND ivedat oN LU, k Idlvg wast of Court House. Paocaast’s Wistar,

GROCER?

IN KITS, FOR SALE | _Utnlets General Pathology

Ricorda ou Veno val Dissasees KUSSELL'S, Ww oe [mareh3

TSU—TIE BEST QUALITY, AT “TOLD!

N SYRUP ON MAND AGAIN wusseLi's._ | (GP nol for sao by mor LAVELY.

EDU ewe ABA! HAW WE Re AE

1a

over W

7. GRANVIDL

PRE yt REMOV Lon the West sl

Aeron LAW, 3

Wal TLOKNEY AT LA vote, | ALi

NG, SELLOR AT

SPRINGFIELD, fhe

Giflce In Ruth's building, routh sido

JW, BARB

and Contactor AND BOILDER.—SUOP

up Darel

teatatyly Plan FoUTBASSSy

:vita in tho shop south of Masonic Fall, and direct= iyin the rear of the St

Neee wrimmtnge iv fall and com- | Vaurth and Market strc SESS fee ‘ag-tlrat class bol

Church. Itesidence cornee of

Pear

ALEK

R. BROWN & CO., $ IN CHOICE FAMLLY GRO- i wood and. witlow-ware, old post privyztield Ils,

fo to'any part of Oho eltyGR

GOURLEY & BURCIT._ | tant to thes who Inteud porckasing to

tho old stand, south Filth Street USSELI eburoh ssi bb, Nell, Ono room sat n€Court House, | Ready mai ad qualities, wl YEIVING A LARGE LOT OR | from the country upplied ot a mome ra pomnieton, wilt | Hots for S Io in Hutchinson's Burying Kinds of staylo nnd faucy gro | gpd Undertaking io all tts branc

E My | My ee

MERCHANTS ie

JOUNSON & BRAD-| 5

of echost books of nit kinds, | $4 |

MO FUE Nos. 0

d pricos and all atck found

SRING

ARDINE

Vermicell,

Old Gourt pocple | Water Street anotien | Water Street

nid | Alo.

‘orllce from 7 91

BLLOR AT ) Oflico weat

ofthosups

tho fi are iret Meurwidere!

fromm tis ¢ thecour APUE SUBSCRIBER NS MAKING

thoy will be § frlonds aud curt 4 a change in hls bualt folly

well acall who Mt of Hoots anil Shoes of tho best | call the attention of thos farattur, to his 7

Tianufactare mnt of Tages nnil Sloet of tie wary | stock of elegant ware mannfactured ander hisona perenel | Phiiadelniie. ag

Tmateupsand arontso. prepared to maaufieture uctieles to | dosoretl cartanted fuily equal to the representation, oe VON & CO. nlere Gives 4 call Ay Junge To toy baclnoss, it sell We cat

Brandies, Gins, Wkes,

35, OLIVE OL, MAC KONT,

oe Groceries tal Te fo, Rye and Wheat Whi n La calle and Well ith's Bull

AMS & SHBATER, Office

pullding, ac

beast car

A deat, from] to2 Pew nnd may’

ND TUBS

AGAIN TAS

pAVNOTHED LO

Apples and Peaches, Just arrived, nt i

eUrTS. SURAWBERRIE:

ro

LOUIS GREEBLE

Resolved a new aupply of

PATEN

DUK

A CUE.

cream WIth Hf ip rotla 28 yords Io

alee, Rept 00 bi at) Kurume cash.

talng, Morons ra

wellnee, Diaper Bl

FOOL he

GROCERAILS

URTAIN DAMASK, MUSLIN

oh ined stock for satolow by

P ASPRAE LIC” LET. . SPRING AVR SUMMER

RABLE AND PEREE ‘LOTHING,

ter sicoof rfing ‘ally applied by nay loexperlonced

Whiclt has been eelected from tho Eastern Markets with the

st carc, and uroall of Uio most fesbfonuble

co eeuts [or £quar STYLES AND PATYERNS:

it

‘Thee goods iave also been bought for fatznrine white gronni

J Sasebers ta Cash,

ivwland for | hich wll enable mo to sell them treaty:five per cont, Cheaper than any other bouso fo the ity. Therafore, any’ Tea Nanting to got a eood, rabstantial well made, and ST fitting garuiout, would do woll to call at once of

ass.

AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, BY LOUIS GREEBLE'S GOV

Eee CLOTHING HOUSE,

Led, Hl CONSTANT

As bel guaranteo yon to soll a better article of CLOTHING

for leas wones, thas [any other like house tn; the citys

Clothe good ols

My tlock of

Jil Crash, Cotton Diaper, Bira’a bye Shirts

0. M.&§. SMITH cannot be surpassed.

Woop Sairta, ust rec

YSTERS AND LO

VaLNow don't forget, Ie ORBEDLE'S Stora Is on the

Northwest corner of the Public Square, one door North of Fosselman’s Drug Stores

MY MOTTO 15

LARGE SALES AND SMALL PROFITS.

cea, om commlzston, by. 3. M, TINSLEY,

LA Just resolved by

LOUIS GREERLE, ast dim 7 {1h BEST MAKES OF WHITH AND AWLS colored 3 Afor sale a SHAWLS Synsaren, | age Or aBLANO & FITZHUGH'E,

a all rightful subjects of logislation consistent | talking on the stand to you people of Freeport, | Springfield, but it turns out that it wa

State Aournal with the organic Jaw, ond the Constitation of | as I nm to-day, I saw a carriage, and a mog- | at Rockford, and whon I pot down in tho noxt

mos ) + | the United Statea, It did not makeany escep- | nificent one too, drive up and take its position | district, I will show you that it. was the plut-

Cc Bees — = tion of slavery, but gave nll the power that it | on the outside of the erowd, with n benutiful | form thers, and so on until I shall nail it on tho

TAILAACHE & NAKER, Propriciors. was possible for Congress to give without vio- Indy on the front seat, with u mon and | back of all the Black Republicans throughout

= = lating the Constitution, to the territorial logis- | . Douglass, the negro, on the by the St GFLELD:

NEW Goops,

“T have noi Qourt, I have no er

h the Supreme Je to preach agoinst

RIO, SAGNIRA

—SPRIN Inture, with noexception on the subject of slay- | nud the owner of the carria Vorces=Whitel While! White Republi- | that august body RS eee | 2a fete THURSDAY MORNIN eee ig thareerelsjot thantentorgtho till la wach eke see | °“Tenen Dovata ould not modify it | $Supes of that Cov Se eT eA Mee SE i en SSS | power and the fall authority over the subjectof | A Vorce—What of it? bit. T did think at ono timo it wes getting 0 | final adjudication upon all questions within | Toas~at vO RUSSELL

Senay Sepia Erman | Penk nacre ates | Spe bea ek tA pe VN eT een aE fy [re ag Se en DE CO a aes ete rn oa ie ee ene eee tetas | We beck eceeatmatent suewbee= |< nity GOOD

AT FREEPORT

throughout the Stet YHEETINGS, 't10 old manner in which he uttered Flannels, Te

fered his amendment for tho identical purpose | ringe with the wife while the muster of the car-| shown you that this was the platform in your that Mr. Lincoln is using it.or—to allow demn~ | ringe drives the team, you have'a perfect right | own Congr district—that it was the | Fe oo voenl of that devision onl indorsed, ail | r

gognes in the country to try to deceive the peo. | to do so. (Laughtor.)” Iam told also that one | platform in the north, through all the counties | 31° CPDIONN 0 uM : +r? ange 7 mia an Elia Amen diane aru fav hiavaticotse ont | or sX red Deuglascukitaun ensemugtice iain cleo nvaore tual aiebe Republican’ partyabudl aims ite Feonsequen A writer in the Chicngo | SHUILEVG OUT AT COST.

cue from the

PRESENT.

N THOUSAND PERS!

The Dred Scott Champion “Trotted Out” and | ple.

FIFTE!

l iM the legielatore abould have the power to cxoludo | nogro, ia mov traveling. this part of the State | jority in If nbonnted msomomouasces ca. astablisht|/ ” § astares Glial cetorsargalnas ee “Brought to his Milk acites (en, Give migeatad, swhy no geal make spacial Wer hiaiiend Metaneie ds | | ee tite cclepeaR ana Juablne ofS Maa Ra ites AS NE DESIGN MABING A CHANGE = TS thei the power to introduco ns well as exolude | who is the champion of the black man’s party Prow the Chicago Pross noi Trtbuue. ae Sees Mee Sona was, th Leebeteaaie AIL perssne fa ‘aced of any IT PROVES TO BE STUMP-TAILED. Javery?” The answer was, they have already | (Laughter.) All I havo got to say on thutsub-| Douglas? Chicago Speech vs, his Freeport saat ito indorsed thi oorlino wilt tind it to thelr interest i = . | got tho power in the bill todo both, Chaso was | ject is this, those of you who believe thet the eueccl Beaks, buBlnag Great Caving-in on the Olawa Forgery: | ifraid his nmendinont would be adopted if he | nigger is your equal, and onght to be oo an PaO HRN ay

ommitte od lender

ena é ity with you socially, politically and le~| Dred Scott Swallowed in Chiewgo and Thrown | in Hi wolasras aie TE WAS “CONSCIENTIOUS” ABOUT IT, | both ways, and ho waa not willing to havo it | gully, havea right to entertain those opinions, | Up in Freoport, ang tee —_— adopted. He wanted it rejeote He offered it | nnd of course will yote for Mr. Lincola. | ice terns had it in their

Why Chase’s Amendment was Voted Down. | cimply to make enpital out of it cn tho stump, T havo now o word to say on Mr. Liugolu’e| WHAT THE SUPREDI that the peoplo might bo deceived in public | nuswer to the interrogatories contninod in wy ==

put ia it the alternative so as to nuke it fair | eq

count says. | Who took the stump up to tho mark, swallos

LINCOLN TUMBLES HIM ALD OVER | moptings, at least that small politicians in tho | speech at Ottawa, and purporting to be raplied What President Buchanan Says. | sinalo gulp. At STEPHENSON COUNTY. country mighe use it for this purp pani to hora to-day, Afr, Lincoln wales a gront pa — ; | ee aaa Sprlagield, i, Lincoln is carrying out the plan admirably. | rade of tho fact that I quoted that Black Ropub- | (IE LITTLE FER CORNERED AND CAUGHT. | or Domain 7 ILS We, = - CONTINUED, SE eee ae ee Aldea Bille ittgal | ican platforta of ABSORE Trisioe bee oe ee DODGER CORNBRBD AND CAUGHT | riot, diseours FES EATERS ia ; Chaso’a amondinent, gave all the power which | at Springfield, whorcas it turns ont to hav AeaDan laa ohne sa baliceetonusachorowal| ieee | Pupor I ralnany OMecelerene > Douglas’ Reply to Lincolu. tho Constitution of tho United States would por- | been adopted at other places than Springlicld. | ohaste and elnssic language, heen “trotted out” | , “E know L onco prenched the duets 8g Elion on Fourth sieoet sonth oC the Chontrs Houta, TLEMEN.—Tho silence with ohaste 4 guage, t |

Laptes anv Ge mit. Could you confer any more?

Could you | Mr, Lincoln is great in tho particular apots at which you have listened to Mr, Lincoln duriog | 5) ‘Loyond. { '

the peoplo of a Territory had t Constitution of the country? | which a thi

t, by th

and “brought to his milk.” ‘Cho effort has re

ss for four years, with very little |

of a Territ

inl Taw,

is to bedone, Ho thinks tho |

boon in pr

his hour is creditable to. this. vast audience, | jjqt Hill mato tho full nt, ‘There was no | platform was not adopted at the vight spot, like | yy st of success; but on Friday Inst ho was lavery. I know that 1 deetrine | PD BACON HAVE A FEW composed of men of vatious—of all political | osception upon slavery ene way or the ather, | the Mesicnn war, which in his option ATR e RTT RE Ta eS furmorly maintained by the Democratic party; | LD moro conics of nottera oui tit, Price A0contos parties. Nothing is more creditable to any | pat yo left that question us we did all other | just and infamous b e tho first blood was| cele und xnado to “lot Durinur tho | te L have become satisfied (hat we were wre SOARD OF SCHOOL INSP Jorge mass of peoplo assembled for the purp tions, lo be decided by tho people them: | ‘not shed at tho right spot. So in regard to this | strupplo over tho Kansas Nobraska bill” Mr. | If own « horso in Kentucky, Tarn at liberty | sted for the enmning sear t of fiearing a political discussion than that kind | s just as they plenso, I will not oceupy | pattienlar spot at whieh these pattionlur reso- | Doaglas voted in the Sonate against an atwend. | tke that horse into any ‘Territory of tho | rool A toh oi exten and respectful attention that is yielded not | time oa that question, I have argued it before, | lutions wore adopted. Now, all 1 have got to | ting tho right of tho ‘erritorial Le. | United States. Why? Because he is my pro- | ool, of tha Second: Ward only to your political frionds, but to those who | qj over Illinois. I have arguadit in this benu- | say on that point is this: thntif Iwas mistaken, | picinturo to oxelude sinvery. Ho wan intorvo- | Rely. ‘Che case is precisely Me as my | Third Ward eclicol aro opposed to yon in politios. tifnl city of Freeport. Ihave argued it at the | about that spot at which tho thing was done, | pated upon the poiat as to whether a Territos | 972". The Constitution of the United States | a I hikerriee In the Gece Tam glad at last that I have brought Mr. |‘pocth and af tho couth, in tho enst and in tho | Mr. Liveoln was also mistaken, for he did not | fal Logislature ind the right ta exclude the | Preteets me in the enjoyment of my property cemploted, Lincoln to the conclusion that ho had better | west, avowing tho samo contiments nud the | know but what it was tho pneticulne spet—| institution, bath in the Usited States Sennte.| #95 hore in the Pe-rtovies.” | pret pray define his position on certain political topics | gaye position. I was not afraid to avow my | Now Lwill show you, if it is a mistake, mi} Aud upon the stump—in 1854 and 1866—all Saptain Post had jest heard Dowzlas’ speveh- | sued fo uh NI aro which [called to hisattention at Ottawa. He | contimonta up here for fear I would be trotted | when I pet down thore I will investigate it'and | slong through the exciting diseussions which | & ral and Southern Tllinois ; | pulle tae pupae: belclcenaeda al ial Lath then showed no disposition—no inclination to | down into Egypt, [Laughter.| seo if it is a m us to the place,) {will show | have grown out of tho repeal of the Missouri | be. iat oouaaellod well H Bim Ac | Hee eRe The teak eC ATI ee eR anawer. Idid not present, to him mero ile} yy.9 third question Mr, Lincola presonts is | you how Iwas led into it. In 1856, Major | Compromiso; and in every instance, without n | Priva understood the Of his | sls Pease will eccops tho eatau patient withthe bigh guestions for him to answer for my er | this: If the Sapreme Court of the United States | Harris, a member of Coapross from this Stite, | solitary ex n, when’ 50 interrogated, his | Mater fully, Ie kn Ve : savant niplicaate proposed to Tay tho foundations for these ine | 1011 docido that u Stato of this Union can not | and Mr. Norton, a Ropresontative member from | yoply That is a question for the Supreme | that latitude wore. To Pe etl es heres gatselos by, showing that thoy constituted | estado slavery from its own limits, will I sub- | the Jolict district, in this Stato, got into n po- | Coustol tho United States todetermino.” Wall, | them, eb dyeaming, we pre j those echelara wha havo attearl tho platform of the party whose nomines tin i | iit ta ie? Now Tamamused that Mr, Lincoln | litical discussion, in tho courso of whieh Majo yprome Court did detormine the question | Douglas would seek to convey heir aypropriate, Wardhy while for th Senate. I did oot presume that Thad | ot cuit ask such a question. [A school boy | Harris quoted these identical resolutions as the cision of the fumous Di o, | pression in another part of the iyi aright to catechiso him up ¥ question | oid know better."}] Asa sebcol boy would | Ropublican platform, stating that they were what it said: : Wassewioall the vender Hof thy Heard of Oity Tnspostorss_ hatst fa probe Se area Wen his | how better, gentlemen, the object of that | adopted at tho first Block Republiean Stato | “Vo aro satielied thnt no one who rea ft shich wo haya IN CHANCERY. party, cor a0 large.a- Poko) em were 2 | question is to cast an imputation on the Convention ever held in Minois, Tho othor | toutively the pago in Peter's Reports secch, MM HAT RET APE oT RTE RTS favor of these propositions as to render it the a Ree SRE HTC eH EK oaaet Late ernst | en yeaehonll GigupheT wouldsmatorthene tontively t 2B on pase No Weal Pee RAE Hen a cite, Pp BLIC NOTMON 18 IEREBY GIVEN presumption that the resolutions wore contain- | se bat ane mau in America, claiming any | lutions the propoundin, cngo to say that Congress had a that he has assortad “on overy | émecat the August term, 4. De 15se ed initbo party platform. X desired simply to 00 of intelligonce or decenoy, who over for | question to Mr. Livooln, whethor ha now stood i citizen of tho United Stutes | stump in Ilinoia that in (bit coderhe pac know, inasmuch ag he bad been nominated a5 | yh sment protended to that doctrine. It is | on tho platform of the p to Charles king aay property which he lawfully | ple of a territory ean, by lass exclude | fou tho Girt, Inst, and the only choice of hi true that tho Washington Union, in an article | Laupbior, editor of the field Iegistcr, | hold into-n-Lorritor Y Unitod States, And | slavery, before it comes inn ae whether ho concurred with his purty hed ot the 17th of Inst Decembur, did | stating that I underatood that Major Harris | if Congress itself cannot dothis—if it iy beyond ert Douglas has not declared | PBblonmuetion ta tha highes platform which that party adopted for its gc nt doctrine, and it was in roply to | was lying sick in that town, and culling his | the powers conferred on the Federal Gogeras | 28y such thing on any one stump in tho State. | estate, tos it: tho worth Wolf of lotsa ernment, Iwill proceed in a few moments to tho Union that Idenaunced tho | attention to Major Harris’ spoech containing | ment—it will d, wo presume, Mat it | FP } to 1857, when asked for his opinion | fous (dtu bocte number two (2), 40 04 eva egiie Snaiearaiebiolilie Bus paren io) tbere iu the Sonuto last year, in | these resolutions, nnd asking bin to call ou | contd not authorize a Territorial Government to | on this subject, and ke was often asked, he ins | "“Syiostchdy .,Augesoe Se eee a ae ee eae ira hoe | thosal Lincoln now pretends | Major Harris and find out and lot mo know the | exercise them. And if tho Constitution revo | variably referred hi rrogator to the Su- | —— meee iby: 1 will-Grsk resjondito those, wlliclihe has | ea aaninge tise Decaidents Poe Caron Bad ention which | pizes the right of eect of tho master ines | rome Court for an answer; since tho Dred | ‘edatesea te deseo presented to mo, Mark you, ho hasnot pro | out forth the doctrine that slave 1 right nly from Mr.| glave, and annkes no distinction botwoon that | Seott decision of that ps , UBY GIVEN sented interrogatories which are or over havo | t.' into the free States, and thnt any provi« | Lanphier n copy of tho Stale Magister, printed | descriptionol property and otbor pr yned | his opinion, his nuswe neers received the sanction of the party with which | i. in the Constitution or kus of the freo | at old, IMinois, (Mr. Lineola’s own | by a atizon, no tribunal, acting u aave in his Chicago spe ore within Tam, and hence he has no ot! ndation ates of the country was null and vod. I] town,) beating dato on tho 16th of Octohor, | thority of the United States, Dred Scott) decision ; Lees aah ave merely his interrogate | denounecd iz on the Senate floor. 1 was the | uly eloven days aftor the convention #0] LEGISLATIVE, executive 4 7 | it? We ask the people of Minot f ; r. 4 st ever did denounce it. Trumbull | which Mr. Lineoln ‘refera had adjourned, in| right to draimsuch a distinction, or de | parly, if thi ne And dbosohithe Bourton First: He desires to know whether, if the ae aud tule and: Wileone. end. alia | wk found matstemneneta tlie eerie . We ee A en nen p ornaments ntfou fo the gest bidder for cash i people of Knusas shall form a Constitution t \ Republican’ side 0 i ilraad wa Prep the Dy. arant fy | Ay and uoblushingly fal mato ni zt 2 of private | 1

chen provided for the protecti

means entirely proper and wnobjectionable,

were silent, They left it to me to the tace of embled thou:

ask for ndmiseion -ns.a Stato Eoforo they have | ete sil 4 Hivoberiy agaist, the encrocehiaits Oyste Gove | Uta ee tan er cee

the requisite population for a member of Con- | What wus to reply made to ma an that acca rnment.'— Dred Scott Decision detivered by | , ‘the other point to ehiet z gress, whether J will vote for the admission, shoglt a Pe vestaet SA Aaa i x Chief y, p. $51 ; ih He TB i racer Well, oven Tyogret exceedingly that when he | Udertook to read moa lectnxo, upon the groan: tee hice naa ea Chor autee for mistaking Uk audionce with the belief 1) QCHOOL Wi

that Thad di

med it worthy of notice, to even

of tieblncl na ye. It is clear and co put that interrogatory to ine, that he did not Teitarancluaieariiol ENE Tiuton, eal of tag binck ann el ant ae i he y : not | reply to sucl an article as (© Union, | syecch of Sjncotn iru ened and appiaaded by atl th nint which “ = first answer it himself, instead of Ieaving us to | ee ee en eas thot Ai IMoaists easembled in, Springfteld,. %o-ao0a ae Aer. Law ater deesaaal Two infor which sido lie was on Gentlemen, Mr. | iind eumh of tho Dotomny, in any eiave | Serie teehei enh Sere ates ae ie doctsiueonsbrnced Levi | : ries | AAS peitenastnc et aaa eon ees Congres | State, whodid not repudiato any such doctrine, | Into ho SuntoChamiber.. They dilco,nuat tliat thee(ederal constilution carrios slavery inte Sl | eacecie ne eeateats toted, from beginning to end, against tho ad- | S107 a4 knows that that seply rete vod | aunty Ind down th flloy igs Att tion Gost \4 zi

erie it or admit it just

to the United

mission of Oregon. into the Uuion, altho att

ch n nwhich theystood, We call the partleul all the

Estate of Thoma

United States, that they would violato tho C vened in

but I wish to read them now fre

a | on the subject a yenr ago, and now he wants to | tion of ullour readers to it and protcets it th fian Con- 1 that slavery eannot exist a Inox, Deceased

e State, be he hod not the requisite 4 ene i . ‘ , i fi n L OTICE. IS REBY G 7 f Fapulatin. “Mr. Tromoull jain the neldengant. | Pot,the, question, Suppose tho Supreme Court | Te thus sels wut word for word tho ideotival | wsessidnal tnt ihe ® ansithere, uoless supported | JNU ie amicrigntdsteceiete of fue wages of Theoen ESSE MLD IncelneesT seomlailike boliava Nex: of the United States shall decide that the States platform which T quoted nt Ottawa, and I read | the Perzitorial L 3, hus bec regulation hut theso police | 9-Kuos, decease tend befora tha County Court of Ligcola anawer his own question, and. tell mo | S80't exclude slavery from their limits, would | iy from (lint nowspapor printed in Mr. Linooln’s | by all the slaveholding States an y | regul: n only bo furnished by the local | Siuconionconney, rt House ta Sy whother he is Gehting Tranbull on that iseue | 4 stnetion it? Me might ns well ask you, | own town only eleven days after the couvention | the Demaora hont a i Mexislatire ; anuhtience vho do not | 8

dr uot, but will ouswerhis questions, Ina | Seppe Mr Lincoln ehould steal a horse, | itself wns held. Now, Mr. Lincoln eags that | vie r present head and’} desire slavery in their 1 Havoga

opinion, whenever Kansas bas people enongh | Would L sanction it? It would ho os gentle: | chose resolutions were not adopted at this placa, | chief exponent of that pai in his famous ta legislature of the Tee

to constitute n clave’ Stale, she Hoa peopto } MA0lyinanectonsk him what, in tho ovont of | and tries to the foree of these revolution | Silliman “letter of last r, dvclared-| anstitution and Vices

enough for aifroe Stato.-I will not make nny | M8 Steeling n: horse, ought to bo dor ary. principles contained in that platforn tat | ; peineuy/AN

oxcention of ICansas to.the other States of thig | him to usk me such a the allegation that they were notadopted at that |“ y existed-nt 1 tL ox. | Was once ne 10 C Alot, A - Gaion hold it ta be a sound rule of uvivereal | Puttin upon the and place. Well, I will read them tohim | ist eas, UNDER THE CONSTITU. | linei 5 No still claims to hy

tories to contain the

application to require cr) TION OF THE UNITED STATES. Thi

Hy | stitution of the countr T tell him that such ro say whethor thoy will be d. point has at fast been finally by the hisgh- is honest in thi

requisite population for n member of Congress | § bE Ee LCOu NEY Such | paper, Ay r thoy will be denigh) port has at las y fall a sesce rates

5 Ti {| 2 Proposition as thot is not pi but it] hia ‘platform “which I now read to you saa | est tribunal known fo our laws. Fc w, what bee Ualoraithey como into tho Union. I made that | ould be-an act of moval tron that | qdopted in tho nia counties in the vavious | ever be seriously doubted iainghayste If it is intention proposition in the Senate in 2996, 1 renewed | Ho ivan ou die buch could over deccend t0-| Congresstel Distiets throughout. tue noryh | ait Doula, himself, ngehtand | upon the people as to hi bill providing that no ‘Territory of the U Why, Mr. Lincoln himself would end of the Stato. It was adopted in the north ad'this decision, — Le Hedapseditk | clnime.to honesty nnd truthfal States should form a constitution and apply to forget pias Ee eeany fat in every county that gave a Black Ropublicén | speovhes in-this State last, suminer pera Us oifalInay, oft the Union until it had the requisite population, | EMMY of & 1 ae hat kind, | majority 19 the meml FOUL ho in loreed it pena th ft ay upon the floor eae rena ati asia Congress did not ndopt my general rulo, re- The fourth question is, Are you a man who know well as of tho Senate, ho bas indorsed at"in all his cas i

; Will ho, in his nes lo slave

pr

‘ed to how | that was the creed of the party | would be willing to eall Denio a

| any other honest man belon, to say whether these were tho

speeches deliveredsinco his return fi ington up tolast Friday. ‘Thi

om Wash point of hie coueu In thet decision has been-mac

ill in eypry 5

qairing ol] the Territories to have that amount | acquiring mc of population before they should come into the | it may ailect the country on tno slavor Union, but did makean éscoption of Kansas and | tion? his question is very ingoni applied the rule to Kansas alone, I will not | cunvingly put, The black republican p.

itory, without ri J to name

whieh he hold ona is dosirous-«

sof

by oy f stand by that exception. [Appleuse.] Eithor | their creed, }s1d down the proposition that un- | party at that timo. £ will now re ne the: Sa, | Nearing him: nopraut his ¢ aba 5 ta Kansas must como in the same as any other no circumstances would wo tions adopted at Reckford, ont a I sustnin tho | let him proponnd th Jeeta cee if State, with whatever population y have, | more territory, unless slave ust, 1854, at the Covgressio Couri. bean do no eS UoRHO eae See eRe \ or the rule must be applied to othor | prohibited in the country. which nominated Washburno, and on y At Freeport, » the subject teoicleha is he nb of Douglas. corr

States alike. 1 the yor at once, it} coln, Are you in favor of that y resolutions you elected him to Congress, sed home upon him, m a Li | AEA Si having been decided that Kansas has enough | Are you aga‘nst any further acqui aslng aggression’ of led him ts sive a eator conflict wi of the Supreme Court

for u slave State, I hold that she hi trotted out | in the Dre in “Bgypt,” | Court i

th

enough for | ritory under any circumstances, unless slave afree State. [Applause.] I hope Mr. Linooln | is prohibited That he didn’t liko to nnswor- is catistied on this question. And now Iwould | I ask him if hestands up to that article in the like to got his answer to bis own interrogatory, | platform , and heturas around, Yauk whetlier ho will vote to admit Kansas bofore | and, withoul answering it himself, sho bas the requisite po nation. I want to | Arc you oppcsed to admitting a slave know whether he will vse for the admi

tive of the best righteat a Scanuot bo 8

RGANIZBD EXPRESSLY FOR THEIR NEW ORLEANS AMPURTHEATRE, ‘And if the Constitution recognizes tho right aud fucludi

property of the master in a slay Three Circis

where he tened to pert ting operation upon his opponent, but ia rthern Iiinois, where the {reo soil sontiment | no distinction botween shat }is all powerful, and in a Senatoyial District | porty aud othor property owned by a which ho is laboring very hard to carry, Had } no tribunal, nder the a ty

ateed. T tr hnoda,

their

tatos Tight du inter= |

he ballot he a

¢ fashion,

’

PALACE CIRCUS,

ks me: evritory? on of | I answor hin that, whenever it becomes neces

| THEIR PLOAT

liberty ani eter Teed, That wo ae elave power, and, ia

ting

Oregon before sho hns the <equisita population. | sury for our growth and progress to nequiro | ve knovwn asMopullicaos, pledged to tho perstouisl | Me, Lincoln waited until they had gone down | United States, whether LEGISLATIV | | fron tho Mlslesip River ICU iL atic WhaETa reo ak bce: tory, Enum for it without reference to | tevellowing rpossa 0S 101020! el tp Bgypt ‘the milk,” doubiless, would havo | eutice or judicial, has a right to draw | THEIR RAILROAD OIR¢ mits him against the admission of Orezon com- tion of slavery, and when wo have got | macantrelof rut principles to restora Kons aud Neteee | Heeo of a different color and consistency, but | distinction, or DENY to it c froin tho Middle States, and mils him against the admission of Kansas, and | it, tbat we leave the people in the territory free | ka tothe posltion of freo Territories, to repeal and catteoly | the {rea soil atmosphere with whioh Douglas | provisions and guarantees rhich hav

CIRCUS,

‘THEIR NORTH AMERICAN uo Eastern Stated, WILL EXHIBIT AT

3FIELD, MONDAY, SEPT. 6th,

Abrogate tho fugitive slave law,

if there is anysincerityor truth in thearzument | to do as thoy please—either to make a ‘slavo f I v ‘Trumbull made in the Senate ogainst the ad- | territory or a tres territory, just as they choose, | 4 Vorcr—That’s all right, ; litical Incte th o hav | against the ener mission of Oregon becauso she had not 93,420 | [Applause] Itis idle to tell me, and to tell | Super Dovavas— all entirely he swallowed Dyed Scott in Ohic people, although she had more than Kanga’ you, that we have ‘y enough now. Our j Mr. Lincoln tells you he is not f and bow he was compelled to throw up again

wwas eurrounded worked wonders upon his p

vided for the protection of pri at our readors may

h if chments of th

1 YOU Bay

it, and yet

», then, if “local police rogulat

ii ary to the mainte

anee of slave

will apply as well to Kansas as Oregon, Ho | lathers supposed that we hind enough when we 4 3 all right. Hero is the next purposo to which | at Freeport, wo ein parallel columns his | Supreme Court has decided that the lo: ae ab stands by that argument, pledged against Ore~ | acquired the territory only to the Mississippi f You Black Republicans aro pledged by this | remarks on this subject at each place | gislaturo has not tae right to DENY the bonefit u Pit, Ye gon and Kansas both coming in until they have | River; but in view of tho growth and oxpan- j Platform. ncane , wren, AUG

of the provisions and guarantees which have >

93,

20 iobabitants. I would Jil es—W hit

Mr. Lincoln | sion of the country, we \ ¢ Ropublicana! Whi

@ satisfied that we

White! | 4, SSopotition ade ‘Thoauxtqeetion afr. ine | been provided for its protection. In

AG-AL1O A.M, on tho morning of arrival, the Toss Ex

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to his own medicine. [Laughter.} I| needed moro territory, and we acquired tho | Jupce Dovaras—Woait until I read it. “The | yaqccaby slr Lincsla tn bis cola propsueded. to mo fs, | words, the local Legislatare is REQUIRED to | colsior Baud sill bo drawn thronPh the principal streets by would like him to answor his own question, and | Louisiona Torritory, including the west bank of | Nest is, “To restriet slavery to those States in | mc‘ch cousiets ins crusade “Can the peopleofa‘Territory | furnish the nocessary police regnlati But {0 Hévees Driven by One fan then if hediffers with Trumball, let him answer | tho Mississippi River tothe British Possossions, | Which it exists; to probibit the admission of | Hk." "Yuited gates. on th limlts by, ave iccal mene, | Suppose it refuse and noglect the requirement, ete Aa Trumbull’s urgument on the Oregon question, | ‘Then weacquired Oregon, and then Californin | 88¥ more slavo States into tho Union.’’ | cronnd of tho Bred Scott de- befora iteomes foto tho Union | what then? Tx tho Federal aaa Aud at 1P, My Mie, ANNA will 4 instead of poking his questions at me. aud New Mexico. Wo have enongh now for | [‘Govd, good You answer by a loud yoico On this question alto ne a State?” T answer em | ovless to protect private vighta within ita juria- | TRUNDLE A WHEELBARROW A Tho next question Mr. Lincoln propounded | the prosont, but this is a young pation and a | thatis all right, “To exclude slavery from all iedirector heard mo ausuce a inndeed | diction? Where are tho Governor, tho U. 8. | oj analf inch vite fri the groaud to tho top of the Cou to me is, “Can the peoplo of a Territory exclude | growing nation. Lt swarms as ofton as a beo | the Territories over which the general govern- Thavo thes, on every stump in Tilt | Marehal, the United States Army, and what | tro Pole.

ako on the that In mg optaton the

‘etn, 'ty | their business in the Territories, if it be not to slarery | protect private rightz and inforee the guaran- Yoas nState. | Yoos of the Constitution “against the oncroaoh n that answer | ments of the local g ment?” Is Mv. Dou- ain. He | plas a knaye, or docs ho consider tho people of |

Netrske | Tiinois to be fool: 1 so believing, insult

slavery from their limits by any fuir monns, | hive, turning out a new swarm every year, and | Mo Jurisdiction, and to res / — poforelit comes into the Union asa State.” 1 | thoy must have nev hives in which’ they may | sition of any more territory unless the intro- answer emphatically, as Mr, Lincoln bas)heard.| gather and mako their boney. In less than fit. | duction of slavery therein forever shall be pro- me answer o hundred times, on every stumpin || teen years thy same ratio of progress that ligs | bibited.’" You thiok that: is a good platform, Illinois, that in my opinion the people of a ter- | distinguished this country for the last fifteen | don’t you! ("Good enough.” ‘All rigit.”’) ritory can by lawful means exclude slavery be- | years, would occupy every vacant footof Jand | Then, if you do approve it now, and if 1s a)I n that prine{pte,al fore it comesin as « State, [Cheers.] "Mr. right, you won’t join with those men who Moin 181 und 6, their intelligence with such | Lincoln know that I had given that answer over ‘Titbel you by calling this your platform, had ho eanie ho haw now noexcueo tour] indie about “locul police regulations” and the | and over again. Io heard mo arguy tho Ne~ jon?) ‘Now,all.that Mr, Lincoln: cowplaing ofa asactaontestho tint anbjsct vriuceverte | inability of tho Federal Government to inforce | P braska Bill on that principle, all over tho Stato | as now? I tell you to increase, to multiply, to | ' that T do him and you injustice by s\yiag4.cxciatine, Jezulatiie-ond ju- Synmm Court mas hervsfter | the guarantees of the Constitution ? | in 185475 and’6, and he’ has now no excuse to | expand, is the Taw of this 8 10 eight i ;

ation’s existence, | that this was the plalfurm of your party. [am | Mlelary. “Rho right snd’ the dseldeasito tho abstractques | T7or9 thon, is Mr, Dhuglas? lust definition of protend to have avy doubt upon that sub; You cannot limit this great country by mero | told that Washburne Bonwtivation nd tho cr tho Couetltutiag Ht of tho people of tho Ter

dea speech Inst night | Goostitotic

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Js. Vanes tuned and repaired, WM. PEAISON, At tho Manning He

Fashbu iid. tho scone goim under the Couetitution ght of tho peo mies to S36 Whatever the Supreme Court may hereafter | boundary liovs, saying thus far thou must go | in Galena, in which he abused me awfully for oC Iaw Is vesteil In or not, the people of a Terrl Se heuncia Iiewcsibhe isin, Tete ee eS Oo decide us to tho abstract question of whether | and no furthor, Any ono of you gentlemen, | bringing to light this platform on whieh ho was SE eee ee? IPI T ERT TT rence. | mesitlon MLE tay do nokiwishito linve slaver Se

slavery may co in undor tho Constitution or | might as well say tohis son, twelve yenrs of age, | elected. Io didn’t deny but what ho sub-| seri teint iberty touppear fi ou thst | thoy eannot exclude it, for tho Dred Scott deci- | J tS, ELOURISUIN’

not, the people of a territory have the Jawful | “You are now big enough; you musto’t grow | S¢ribed to what you adopted—Lut that ho was | befor a pure a Aer NokexitEE:taror |( con te inith way? bul (hey, may refrain front will resuon cise on Wedu!

means to admit it or oxcludo it as they please, | any larger,” snd, in order to provent growth, | Pledged to it—but it is not fair to call it up, | MRee ei msiagtotore ttn iyriocatpiticyreg. | passing loeal police regulations for its protec: ated in tho euborbs of tho BeautHful city of Pal for the reason that slavery cannot oxist a day | put a houp arsund him to keep bim to is pres~ | apd remind the people that this is their plat= | tsibuonl; bat bea a Howie ThnGie’allethe ; ho rent of Marion conaly., Tt ison the Hnopibal

> is of Popular Sover lee {cota Hana

or an hour anywhore unless supported by local | entsize, What would be the re Moreahed By Wal

sult? Either | form. Tam glad to find that you aro more cigaty left by his own admission | point ifs rescued ‘ny allresd ateo, fourteea ites from polico rogulations, furnishing remedics aud | that hoop must burst and be rent asunder or | honcst in your nbolitionism than your lenders, dees aunt omainicet piciat tl Over | Deeg IMlaoly, srbleb willatso bo eodoccted will I Uy Fat moans of enforcing the right to hold slaves,— | the child must die, (Laughter.) So with this | by avowing that it is your platform and all iahed by tho | decision declares thut the Con on reat Baniego ta nowabest onterlog on ite elowath sear— These local and polico regulations oan only be | great nution, With our national increaso that | tight. [Laughter.] Now Iwill road another | {i Ot tho'Rerrtory are opposed | teos the right of property in slaves in t tea sears it has bec emncitly anccensful furnished by the local legislature, If tho peo- | is going on with a rapidity unknown in any | Tesvlution 1 oso, therefore, tovlavery they willolectmen- | yitories, and tho Federal iGaceenmunelsasiiiell aT Ae plo of tho Territory aro opposed to slavery thoy | part af the giobe—with a tide of immigration 2) That io furtherance of these priuclptes wre wilt | ee een oe ae ae ee early Teche | power and is compelled to inforco th | seavily cat with two genx, will clect membors to tho legislutura who will | that is fleeing from despotism in the Old World, | S42,mciysavstitational and lavefal micaney shail eoem best | Forjgus declslouy, that tho ton tole. TC they are tee. Said wo not truly, that “the litt Panter sy eophy Whe poner oe adopt unfriendly rogulation to it. If they aro | and seoking refuge in our own—tbere is a con— | no man for olliee nder the Geusral or State Gore eeort | Supteme Court tox made they will alopt tho lhiaréoenGred anaredoehe! | eps tatldio nj and all th for it thoy will ndopt tho Jogislative measures | stant outpouring into this country that requires | S29 i4 not p commmalited to tho support ot these | OM We OM TT aro nd Howes, no mutter what may a Wtecessryapplla a hun friendly to slavery. Hence, no mintter whot | moro land, more territory upon which to settle, | unites and nh Dell abuge atl Nat | fides of ppeatiog from tho do bo the decision of “the. Su red atadtents.

atyaieHl ; i en abjue all pansy TUR, PACU may bo the decision of the Supreme Court on | and just as fast as our intei bash

s, our destinies and thea.

olsion of the Supremo Court prema Court on that abstract

} : ; a: cee a constitutional ques question, stlltho right of th | ut-nev.o.$ Mawt Chanceltor and that abstract question, still the right of tho | und our nevessities require additional territory | You not only adopted that platform in rogard | tw Ision of town poole Aalsvo fer: | RASLEY—EASHBY—In thts Clty at tho Chenery Mousa, | Viewer.

people to make it a slave territory or a froo | —in tho South orin the North, or inthoislands | to slave States and the fagitive slave law, but qhence Tam opposed story or affeo Territory, ta | on the Alat ult. by Luciog I Adaus, Haq Me. Markham | Mev. S.¥-Mcalasters Di Do LUD. territory is porfoct and complete undor the No- | of the Oecan—-Iam for it, And wh i to this doctrine of Derfeet aud. comp

te ouder | Kasley and Mra, Mai

aMofSaugaiou county, | feszor of Meatal and Moral

in we got | you pledged yourselves one to another noyer to lio proposes tho Nebraska All. “Topo | F of Latin at ti EB ves 0 i | uo broska bill. I hope Mr, Lincoln will dem my | it I will leave the people of cach territory free, | vote for a man for office in the State or Federal ea thie de=Mz- Llocola will deena oy an = = | burr) answer satisfactory on this point. according to the Nebraska Bill, to do as they | Government, who was not committed to this | {eval Pontiheace ote aes ae ee prep: | he In thie connection I will notice tho charge | plense on the subject of slavery and every | proposition, Hoy aa Se eae NPS aR A orammar Master, fa charz0 whiob ho bs renewed about the Chuso amend: | other question, I trust now that Mr. Lincoln | A Vorcr—Bsactly. ovaries Soll on epanlls fofuntdaoghter of Roy.C-Pedouologse | MOR Meparimeats moot, I thought that Chad, at Ottawa, chased | will deem hiwself ansyered on theso fe once Dovovas—Yes, you say oxactly ae Se tshag ptbee con | que trfends of th ions Soe er geand and altion fncladia roomsrent,

attendaien, Ia

that amendment out of Mr, Lincoln’s brain, | points. Mo rucked his brain so much in devi- | wore committed tothem, Tho same resolutions [loughter,) but it seoms that it still haunts his | sing those fow questions that ho exhausted him: xt Congressional district imagination, and ho is not yet satisfied. I hnd | sell, and gat down below, I intend to supposed that Mr. Lincoln would bo asl tthoir platform then was. The| Now, mark: at Chicago Mr. Douglas takes

| this (Tharsday)

were adopted in the n ad not strength enovgh loft to ine | below, and when I medto | vent another, but as soon as he can hold a| show him wh

Jonnlogs | MeCA | tion, Torta MeCsoat

oaktresses, Uy th ho nay prefer to beard in the city, will be charged

prose that question further, Ie isalawyor; he | council of his advisers, by getting Lovejoy, and | sumo resolutions were in substance adopted in | “direct issua with Mr, Lincoln” on tho sul = a Es te ee oe Spel hos beon a mombor of Congress; yet behes oceu- | Farnsworth, (cheers) and Giddings and Fred. | your County Convention here, and now with| of the Dred Scott decision, Mr. Lincoln | On iE rus Her ae pied your time, and amused you, by telling you | Douglass toge‘lier, he will then frame end pro: | the admission you make that those regulations ted to that decision chiefly on th tAG GENERAL ASSORTMENT FOR SALE | th; anderer pale Datgihen ea about tho rules of parliamentary proceodings, | pound the other interrogatory. I have no doubt | wero your platform, that they cmbodied your | of its deularation that the federal constitution | oP for cat it ballding Bast of the Coutt Hots alt boy

Ho ought to havo Known better than to have | you think they are all good men—good black | sentimonts then und embodied them now, what | carried slavery into tho Territories and pro- | "HIRE BRICK =| sao beat: Abe ifteeatls of

ndi_| tected i

TER FIRE BRICK,

tried to palm off that miserable hambug upon | republicuns. I have reason to recollect that | do you think of Mr. Lincoln who is y egisli 0 Y i F ug upot cuns, 1 ha eason to recolle at yor k of N col ho is your there against all legislative, executive | LOT OF WINCHUE. this intelligent audience, Now tho Nebraska | some people in this country think that Fred, | date, and tries to dodge the responsibility of | or judictal interference, wheller federal or local, |

bill provided that the legislative power and u- | Douglass is n very good man, Tho lust time | your platform, becauso it was not adopted To this objecti incole t the legis D0 gloss od man, >| your platform, beeauso it was uo! ed at| To this objection of Mr. Lincola, Mr. Douglas thonity of tho said Territory should oxtend to! I came here to make a sp ee 6 2 Pted at} To this objection of Mr. Lincola, Mr. Dougla

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cech, whilo I was’ the right spot. I thought it was adopted in} took “direct or distinct issue” in his Chicago |

ee er a a = i a -* & a ji Foun Williams & Con) FOUN WILLIAMS | Chapnnen’s reisement BANKING HOUSES. AUCTION SALES. tito “495 £ G2, havo Just rotarr D AINA < — Qaily State Journal. | in Lees ce aeeecee THOR, De WICKAIAN, g 2 & S ECOND STOC == AUCTION AN D COMMISSION ME Re = a ‘ 7 Bn 2 tate ogeat, Thursday Morning, September 2, 185: Gh «fll W : A REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET. a i “ th lees, 7 i eT ; DR¥ GOOD Bee eam UCE MENT COL. JAMES MILLER, of MeLean CG: peor tenon Mouse in For Superintendent of Put x t ays only i} yo the b at ger Ta di if >ROF. BA MAN, of Morgan C 1 - PROF. N. BATE N rr rary al £ Poy , oe ‘i wo T + ON fF DOL & A BR TARE SADEREELNDIEATE ; Biers | F reel sna only WILL BUY JAMES Il. MATHENY, of Sov ( : Bt ee eal | ae = The Freeport Debate. : = F | SANGAMON COUNTY TICKET. WVaihivelGecdavtnrcon(ianalion aly iieiraport| imac: J Diy GOOr For ft ma Sear | ig first if a! B JAMES N. BROWN P Di ¢ W finish nt L 1 th JOHN COOK, th to in c 1 | w F I " M | ‘ JON W { H i | y 0. ei I =| L WILLIAM PERCE Marris. 1 ennnot I E i Z = ; eee vi i Tar iescoa M MR. LINCOLN'S APPOINTMENT AR : 5 Fronslcaly law fae 5 x ‘ : i y athori W = 4 ‘ } homedtbaul whieh ho is hunt. 1 iornlet au r THIS CORDIAL ; 4 ‘ rail : Goons SILKS t ) URES PAIN IN THE STOMACH, DIA Y | Z 1 tho Re- |, Mouse fn §) 1 DYSEN? pas ub! 1 uss thei: WEST Bou ; | Cholsra dor is. \t lu nl st | " nal og asi \ biakoru if 7 ) All Coliey gripings occasioned by indigestibl aca eion itiveds I food, outting of te v pee Porltively for th | ed ita few minutes bulttvely fer th } the opr ory | ; i : \ | i | 1 | \ MI PPOI re t 1 y | | J i c | t ) 1 | ti 5 pla | n F ‘ra 7 Be al Dr oil : Look : i \d 1 : he, | T know t | Tubbin | | pew | iN SRCTS | { Y Sa F E | a i LA ) | Rep + W Tri | | rea ? | | | HIS WELL KNOV . 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RAILROADS.

FOR SALE

DRUGS &

MEDICINES

LLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD, Gliy Five Insurance Company of Hartford,

ern Branch Office, (

CASH CAPITAL, SURPLUS,

South Waterand Lako atee

atrhae atae Peo Daal Phi, aila valu ins of TGs

era eRe cart for Ho: |

Stor daseoneille,

Tousaaunr, General Agent at Chicago, n nud Sonthirestorn States

Springfield and Naple Connecting at Matton with for Terre Haute, Fodisoap

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UTI SIDE OF THE

they woul now as

WESTERN DA . MATHER, SPRINGRIELD, ILLS,

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Insurance 0: Out-bnildings anid Sneh Insured for por

23 PAID, $10,4:

Tf wealth, with wateady on

And by W.P. ORIMSLEY, Springticld

publle in selecting tof quality aud oor

‘IMPROVED CHILLED

(ith incrcasingabiiity and fell

nnity may bo effected wn aud iblecorporation through W. Il, PONDEY, Agont, St

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TO VNETS!

POLITAN |

Telnds of printi

ERE

¥ BINDERY.

Hie {yho8, aul par very laa done mor

ena table sp ra, te

BUT A RUAL FACT, THAT

‘nnd that they ar

Laces Old Ladies lar tn fact, overy Uiloz fn tho Spring and Sommer, recelvedl and for cale Ton

0, M.&8. BMITH EW CIRCULAR LACE VET

Juut ececived nt tho che

5 NOW RECEIVING AN

Store, VD ARRANGING

1’ procu dy" Medien) Dlzco

MERCANTILE COLLEG

Peoria, TLLNors, 2 Davexrort, Iowa,

Bon. E.N. Porsll, NB. Curtiss, Bay Lowia Howell Esq), Wa, &. Gress, Fag,

4 ‘Thos. |. Moyne, b Joa. 0. Frye, M.D.

Chas. EB. Putnam, b

Yactures ou the Sele

NEW YORK, can be had at ry

Lecturers on Mercantile Laws, Rall

omple These volnwes aa thoy 1 most comyilotea politieal hlstory bao wei

FRANCIS & MARIE VD SILK MAN

Lsstureraon flank

Jno, P. Cook, Exa-, Loctorora ov Volltheal History cod Comm Heury §. Aurtio, E

Tea {net revesveil ond fo

1 Poutannsbip and Instructors in Cor- i great nat

Partlamentary bisto volun Itcomn

JE WOULD

Epceirl Lectures will Le dell mou of Koown celebrity. on Mtenury ant ecloutifie ay ‘The couces of Tustene

stonnlly by gentle |

om sea thorough and ical ay that of apy sltollar Institution in tho Unk

cTRA ARTICLE,

For fall Colleginte Beok-Keoping, Lectan

Inge all departments of enmauahip, sith the

cogs J. M. VAN DEREN, AND GINGHAMS fariety at astontalilogly

ut extra tuition churgy, thu:

Will Lo given with pleasure on College, or by sending for Cireulnr, which atultously by retora mali DAVIS & TIPTON, Vourlnor Oasenpert,

, Gent

Turkich Towel, Moon and Daunsk | wow res ah OND. 8. & Bd, AYENS

NEW FIRM, at

PURCHASED

H. LITTLE, HOUSE PAINTER, GLA je ZLER, and Paper Hanger,

poaits the Masautc Hail

WALD PAPERS, sued dn tho namo and stylo cof the latefira will ba paid by Jun

Indebted to tho Inte Dra

WINDOW PAPERS, TRANSVARENS SHADES ‘AL FOR CURTALY CORNICE,

SUADE FIXTU!

EATON, NTER AND JOINER, SHOP

all Kinds, prepared for nso, Putty,

welth thelr custom, Not above any Job; but will

Apple Trees--Price Redee TO REDUCE OUR LARGE SOCK OF | “Appla Trece, wo HN ll thea, Ea ote 1STATT at grouly reduced prices daring the next’ Folland

REWHR'S YEAST, AT

i AL NOVICE, We havo orery desirablo variety, and oar tre ae onder andor full si RETURNED have also all the nanal kiuds o

Shrubbery, Oruament Which we will afl dt reduced pri

to purchase fruit

stock before giving orders to unkeuown pe thomsclves aa Axeots of Nurcerles In, other Sit

Trees, &e., Wo luvito nll poreone other Trecs, to oxamlue our

y promptly sttended

» 1, BABBIT MM, DOYLE & CO., @ superior qu lity, fore Sougamon Nurverica,

A.J, £3, M, VAN DEREN,

TalySath. Keg copy.

QuAWI

VIE

from th

To Le complet ta lay

‘are the record Ue of eelf governasont,and wlll problew Wao a thourand theories —F

Cash ou delivery of volom

Stall Before lagu ert be cold at prices to sult he tl

tho North side

oi

UR LARGE AND CO}

Thoy Will took: Hl

Corns ) forsale SOMETHING NE > AW-MIDB

OXBURY,

o ruanlag of th

to curo corrupt

ro tho 8

fr Itin exery lita

botito of Mt but tiat 1 aold a1.ot Thereare we

first, that it ¢

in Apel, 1 iy Ap

9 kapt it atrletty for nnn erat faiths ntedietne, great found ia itthat 1 never ou

ts

all of them ag

3 of the Livor, Sick 1

‘and Agucy Pa

ularly to dlssnsns of the Ki yod than any medi-

tha best yon can got

Dy

ENNEDY

Lary,

Price, 51,06. CORNEAU & DILLER, OWEN LMAN and

a

With 1 aa Tha

m cetoral of on

oda d Inv

Wun.

© of thre

N. G, CIGARS

ason's Solace Tobacco, Tust reeeived aud for snlo by

Ipt of n finw aw

AY

eft oxperlenced PapordTongors wh

oF conanese,

Frationbere Uiily, at

4 Prickly Plaster, at

Tne

OWEN OWENS

OWE

f {he Valted States will t

overlusting aviden Hasther to solve tl

CO, Publishers,

DE LIME—YOU NEED IT

reather, ot t

Lal

at KAU & DILLER

aud Whitemau'n— sriit bons low agin.

Jen we

kannd Jewol- §

nd Tetail Drugg

DELIVUK AROIEACOR

SAND PRINTS, PLETE ASSORT-

TARCHU—A SUPERIOR QUALITY EJ.M. VAN DERM

AND MORPHINE—POWER

ww Ts tho tin

& DIL

ODA WATER IS NOT TO BE Ed colled.—It fs mado tu th In theelty, and o

vor thiug roqubsit

(VTAMOIS SKINS, SPLIT SKIN

POSSET MAN'S

AILS—20 KEGS 3d NA

lowest Ogures, at

FOR SALW BY J.M, YAN DEREN,

marl

____HARDWARE. NOVELTY IRON Worxs

SPRINGFIELD, ILD,

FRANCE & tho Marylond Stat Splondld Schemes

FOR AUGUST ‘Thoy caution purchaesr

MANAGERS OF

JLD RESPECT:

rods, and the pul

Campoeit g Richardson,

for tho past Innianco of

‘Tho Maryland Lo

STEAM ENGINES, MILL BAKING S, FO and Casting:

‘BarOrder ta tho Maryland

FORGINGS, ofall kinda.

nro of tho very boat mar | by rrarranted to giro satle

GENT FOR

-onOIs- CROOKS &

aches In diameter witbinrerte

2 DILLER,

Springteld, 10.

} HEORSE SHOBS! THE TROY IRC

A cartificate of pac

fare prepared to of nny weight and

HAVAN/ ery Prize Is Draw Prices Paidin Pull—without any Deduction,

A PLAN.

Pattera, at n prica but tittle al

ulead and Horee S|

EXTRA CLASS 9.

jubseribor, at Troy, wi recelre

iild call partizalnr attention to

ELMAN'S Drug

2 Fixtores, auch as ¥

Howls; War Troy

xUbILE Mota}, dono on

: ERO 17 PIMPLE ¢ HUNDRED OASE

tho public to thelrextom

Say He TINNY, TELD, ELINOR framber! : Ne coe ae

Frunber

Hae and Poplar |

be ailt'l ne, Cement anit

tha Urat bottle, wo Lumber fs Santed at this pl

MONG OUR

provell, and haveall advantages

‘ay tho Black Dlaraond, Wet \Weaturn America, Prize

Tauber, Lime, BATH, SHINGLES,

acca Falla Pumps, euch A

Shiest Iron and Copper We

jo whahing to buy a yu Jp of LIMBER cheap

wag alywuya |

Clear Lumber, Pine

‘ash and Blinds, Allon Lime, Plast

tn th

ay cheap aa can b

nfl per day

Hous, take wnufilclont

HAND CONSTAN ‘5 of thiacelebra Tho largest, aud am the onl;

uy Lard, Latter, ill ‘Uo for shipplo

Ingilvid authorized,

will do well tocalt

filasll Lamber Lath,

D, Il, April V4, 185U

%, Drug T havea #keleton prez

¢ luniber ollice, near Chener : nwilisatlety eny porsoo Wat ite repntatl

WIPMEYS & BROTHER. VARRIAGE

the use of “KEN:

na genarally ring mostly Tt waa very (roublosume,

Rew Spring Goods. RECEIVED

urabllity andelegau r

propsred to wanuta

, Cildron'a Flata, 3, Glass aud Crocke

jrorldence that wa:

Groceries} and Cu

bast warkmon, consequently om on establishment

UM. BURRIARDT,

casa, Twill

to call and exauni havo recently oolarged our. ¢ stantly oh bad, Carriages of every z domaud ofonr ania

LATEST ARRIVAL BY EXPRE New Spring and Summor Goods. B, FISHER ELVING £ KOM a, a ver targa nad cheap o

sto tho season, consisting of Staplo and k Bonnets, Doote,

tIculnrattention paid torepntringin 9

‘EW YORK

olicited and prompt east of the Court Iu

i Gaiters, Bata, Hhartwar

ols within the Last ton or fed thein from the latest Insportetions, tyloa at thelowweat

lard & Zimmerman, GLAZIERS AND

mall adsance ot coat, rom 6x10 to SOxd0} WINDOW SASH, $n them or without. of th , 9x1, 10813, 1014, patany ob hand

MS—For etch no cheap 00. apy house fn the 2 responslblo cnstoners,

tuo usnal credit to pec

AINON & GOODMAN, Manufacturers,

HAND WHOLESALE DEALERS IM Hyery Varlety of Forelgn and Domestle

APER

INTHRY CARD STOCK

Paper Manufacturers’

(MATERIALS, ETC.,

77 &79 WALNUT ST.,

CINCIN

WHITR LRAD, FRENCH AND AMERIOAN ZING,

MINERAL PAINT, LINSEED OIL, SPUUITA TURP TA

OF THIS

Perfume, atid a hondred others, Just re |

Ratgeue PUTTY AND MIXED PAINTS OF ALL KINDS

dw of Adams etreet, west

£I-Shop nox

PLAID FRENCH MER

OVE OYSTERS, TILE GOOD KIND, FOR

That WVew ash Store

AYERS-|

Hiais, Caps and Bur D WOULD CALL THE

cat 3

vo my stock an oxann*

THE UNDERSIG

to buy ft reculved a largowapphy iM soll to phy

apleteand eheapea Staple and Fancy Dry Goods aght to thi city the prescnt-reszna, all of sehich

& DILLER, at caro by one ofthe partucrs of the a!

pO WELL TO p eel to thom cheap cuonph to ny Without golng further aud fare By EOSSELMAN,

1 Cholalst.

FOR CASH,

on prices far bel

at all moy know

N STARCH, FA-

lores of the best wnabu!

AM aro most roapectfully nnd ¢ they are worthy

Ives of the truth

ARTICLE FOR CORNEAD & DILEE

ARD_O1L—NO.

Wew Goods for - - - 185 T ARRIVAL OF ) SUMMER GOOD:

3k WOULD RESPE

AND FANCY SILKS—A GOOD |

assortoient for eale low by

HE SUBSCRIB

0 astups fe, healthy aod

He, that thoy at ¢ tieir arnal lary

io the wants of the

OM. 4S, STH

has had over twenty Fara uxperlen:

AD, RED LEAD people of thia State,

4 and Yollow Ocbre, at CORNEAU & DILL

SAT THE RUSSELL’S,

ish Drown, Venetian Ii