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1858-08-26, [P ] 'J i,\ Sri *- r * cJ <£ysi •sr MT5s&,&,g« THE STATE FINANCES* ^ortli JleUrrjror I'KOSrECTUS OF THI MAMMOTH WELL'S PECTORAL SYRUP OP I SHAHS' $joctr]j. llail Roads. EAGLE WORKS, RBTCSTtf votm nr Report of the Speritil I'ommittce of Invet- Storage «&• Commission w,i.n iHi:KKv !PICTORIAL WORKS. STATIONERY ihirago, III., foot ion into the affairs of the State THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE. fbr Cxo/hr, CM', Influenza, 1 Ifurtfi/, A'thma, , HOUSH, SHOUTi:«T ROI TE and S the largest Machinery Manufactory and Whoomna-Vuiiiih, toriirti, a>,<i .ill di*e**e* . OlIIK I'UIVf'NT >i.K I- l,o,,i.r»h!y ili-trnmii-lieii from Sarnmcr Evening at Home. Trettsuni, tnade to the Senate, March * m" I*I. .J all lormer perkuls. BV the cairerne** nianile*»T<Hi for For the Year 1858. Depot in the I'liited States, where may he ' of'the Lungs, Thrmil. and Cla ft 82ml, lfc>58. BY J. C. 1IOXSIK k SONS. To Central Ioavji. I ery >|H ries of knowMce. and by the ^nccos-fol effortn Blatik Book House, made to diffuse t«.»eful nd<»i lualioli atnoiiK all r!a.-.-e«* of CWW, lovely Kveniiijf, witb ihy --mile of pest* 7»A1«.Y IN Al'lUL «c shall have complo- TIIK TiniU'N'E . A NWrl'Al F.Il. found ....... eiDii I frill IS valuable remedy is prepared with great j Mr. Cook from the Spccial Com­ RAII.I.OAM IM'.Milll ( ARSi, , . ,| „,nect chcii.ical prim iph-s. cnmmuii iy. The a t\anlaff'^ o| ^nrh morkh a« the fol­ VWt my humble liwillln;;, wi-li-umwl tn. I.J ted a permanent ami substantial Ware r p-rtnj,' rr-i'linir i Oront X'-rth M'e^t th*'CHI A. II. HURLEY & CO., (1 n an lowing are tnanifoid uud Ciinnot fail to be appreciated by Not with Inml shouts. ami the tlinug'd cttjr'sdln. mittee, appointed to investigate the IIMIIKI' ut North McGregor, fur tin- reception o! CA«»OTKltN NK»- th»?r in lli.il iittoO ] Ao. 122 Lnkr slrri't, Chuago, Iff. ['"liable and !|j»;»<ionarv I u,,! ),Jls jrained fur itsell a^'eat reputation.- a di'coining (aiblic : ,s But with xirh .uml-- in di.l all tnnmlt <*»m affairs of the several State officers, l"r«-ii_lit, ami »c promise by a system of fair ?*t.it« It tftve- all iho K-i-t»*ni ntnl K<«i <-un in w.-i ot any HOI.KS AI.K ami Ketull dealers in Staple 81'1'iA* KI 1^9, | No injurious effect* will Ik- prodiKiil. should Thk hiTmni Famii.v Itiiun-N-InK the OM and SeW Of the «lek lH-rt ; ttio (rrii<sliopi><-i'< M«>t pipe dealing aiul close lo business, to iTfnorn! intrn^t W»-«t^ri» r an«t |»uh!tshc*H®rtd«i Txnimioti\e, 'Hibnlar and CylinderSteam Boll- the |>aticnt IK- ever so much reduced. An Te^tiiment, according to the authorised vet? With naad« the followinn report : .... an liiiUM-iisc nmss t-i ii.t* anil -eU-Ctod, W and I'aney Stationery, l'ltiiik ll<«<k-. A'e Beneath lln- Made- nfflt-wy gnus utiri|*>, m cj •!/<•. • ., meritnierit the confidencerontulriiee ami piitronncepatronage ofo the ,C iw, Smoke llpe, Hm-ili'-s, Sheet Work, St., over dose will muse nausea and sometimes lull marelnat refHrencf. tables of the wctpht* ;«nd meai- rrt||»n-i»»«! from n!t THN W.-l4<ru STNN afi«1 IVRRLT'TRIO.-*. No Keep constantly on band, all kindsof blatik tires of the .-eriptura lull cbronoh i/y from the 1 jitin of The hlu.il 'ifihi' loti • iHiub. the rarol mrtn llie Special (.omnilttec appointed , pul.Ilt. ltyn nnitum system ..fehaip s, :i<1VCR»- Chrr-•(».» j»jrrriv:il.' Till: THlitlXK in th—i-P'I- CHIC AGO. I"\V \ , M.I I; \SK A 1VILR0A1> l»ooks. sueh asL-.lprs, .lonrnals. I»a.v It-M.k-t. and all kinds of | vomitiim, but will produce no other unpleas- Cnloviu-. a *tcel otigraved family icctTtl. n s-i)- rh ami to settle with the State Treasurer, ask irini: about ONK-THIUL) ut'the amount hereto- Heard railMim-tly tumi the villnpo (jro«, TiiKThinrNH AS A U»MMI:RCUL rAi'ER. OP/- \ lit ) 1 \ A/.7. Ji I \ Cash 1^'oUh. <'heck Books. Heef'ipt lV»'>ks. llill Wood aud Iron Machinery, nslllt authentic map of Palestine and the ll.»ly Utnd Mliistra* The lnnl'J I:i^t twnk r from the lieiltrc row tcenr, lcave to report that they have exam- l'"lv l Xi" Ul1 ilt M' t.irt^or; promptly notifying No raro or l:ibor Is >jwrM t>» m.ikf tlie Mnrk^t R»«- n*i.'l V,- . ...1 • • • Hooks. Time Hooks, sheep covered M'-morali- Patients should uvnid taking to»» larirt titl by alniut 10<X) engravings. I46o hirye 'jnarto. piirt- of TIIKIKIHt'NK r»-lwb1<» ami v M.h Where,just befure, the scatter\1 crumbs I strow'd, 1 37 Miles \\ est ol the Mississippi. iw n.K.ks, Tuck M.morand,um Hooks of m. iw in in• »>t eam* it litis it U'ttt v Hh-rt l»v til- inedthc., ™books, ' papersi ' an.l vouchere "iTn.T.r'i',all niercniuiMiKc '".V'"'''" consigned'" to our holier i* well .••crib'T-mav i.jM.n tindinc f»»li .ti»<! ri. < i nti"ta Premium Portable kino- a <lryu« tlfit will r^t w.-ll oi, the vtmn-u'li The Ri ssian EwnRK—An illustrated ri<*crt|4M>ii—betojf To pay linn for his farewell *«ns,—>11 these P X A WO API'RIl NO.MMY, April -Jrttb. all sizes and styles English inetalic mcmiv King .1 ihisC tli. t will rtst «. II .111 UK stoi 1.UII. ,|||% anil of II, n<.T. rmm nts and of said treasurer, and report as fol-j taken care of nud protirtiiifromt lie weather,we tioa> t»f ail tin- I'-.i'lniK ai twoih rctt in ih»* CliM a^o M.«r Tomb -i»>i'iinglr Hie tr<uible.l ear, and please kft, such a* liram*, Mrat».t>vi'O t.ntil f'111li• "i* in ti< t, ..ins will nm a- follows randum with rubber straps, IJankers Cases. 1 lie pUMiSc dt*M' t<»r fsuli llnlividnul putiriit. } * • ^ ppxbieti 'iH, rc-oureev, iinjierial government, lows : hope to do a fair «hare r>f the Storage and l or- Circular Saw Mills, The Milly turing flun-iw.—though my hours si-H-k, V« p.-t.ible<. Lumbal. Fu**l. (Jr«>r«»i n*, Hardware. i it,n. & 4i.-<o »». >i. Note and Bill Cases, in fact every kind and ot the nnmlier of times to !>e taken <luiiiig the !(.V.-nn-r, e. literai'ire. e.lurntii n.il im .n,*. ri-liui-ni, |«-< - ! warding htisinessnl Nortln in Iowa ami Snuth- Um1 Warrant.-. Mon-v Market, New York A.- krr Itmi. .V A. M. (<k ll lil 1». >1. 1 C (Kor I hsvodronp'il boiipalli life'- early aboWrs) lit. Total amount of five per liut ri«Miili« r r«M-iiTii'iin-ndat!'»n ntMHi bo nano-d than tin- style of blank book in use, cither on With important Anti-Friction improvements. day. will dep<-tid very tntieli upon the temper- 1*.. mamic'*. rwil'-riii'iThH'i!ith M» I eni Minnesota. Mnc |>eniiannntly exublish- laai • Run # A. M. 1:INI P.M. n l*a.-u kme!y oft,—rind oft my heart is sad ; cent, fund received hy Treas­ fact that i*i.vn mx nrxnavi) th" nui\ tit! Arrive ut <11 Ion » A. !M. .V «:IHI P. M. hand or nitV to i ler, on very short notice anient of the |>atieiit. As a general thing, the l»l"-> ai'l i*' "- ef i.i!rn|~»mi .iml A«lain Ku->si«. $220 004 CO ! l"''"'-'t "'II K'eatl\ to our ad van- rui wuiHn » mnU-.l t>»iikii:hanu ui.t imtient should commence with a small dose, . ."J'! <m»' lar'!,' "r,i,v" vniunn- nf »Ih>«» Vet 1can leave the world, and feel most glad urer, Connecting with throe: h tr:iii»« f«.r over the and in the i> •>; I'nirv Wc would also call WEI.''II .V CiKlI'KITH'S ' 'I ta^e to Ftudy the iiiterextii and convenience of sule »it rhiwit'". It." mtMcai.til'- circuLiti<»D ha.- doubl<-l increasing in amount until nausea or depres- ,i', J.',',,. ,„h.I*0"1"1 To m"< t th ••• Evening, here ; hi re my own linud Interest received on loan of Air I.i:»e nf tho i..i'oi:h ;i!ol Chit iiL'o |'tinin liaii attention t i oi.r iarire stock of 7 I»age-, oh R.mtly and 7 555 5G ' our P'd'ons, and they may nt nil times rely with,n oighu-fii tn"nUi- At Ike Witt With M.'tce- lor l>UVeti|H«rl Mnquo CIRCULAR SAWS sion is produced, then continue in slightly di- live per cent fund, Writing k Blank Book Papers, ..\KW 1-RTi.HMl lll-TKIIVlt H. < Id*. a*XD HPIA—comprising^ IJ.i-ile kV. with tree* and slirtiba the iloprs around, ' ' j ii|>on our prompt diachargc of duty in thU re- ! ourif ?<»KTiiK Tnim vF. keta rni'f Ananio-a. At \V:i|»-io f.41 i<»n with Suiw-v 1« t minisln d doses until the desired effect is pro- Amount received per C.
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